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By FORBES lllillnl C Press Business Editor
WINNIPEG (CF) - Govern- ments, the forest industry and the general public all took a beating at ' d 's sessions of the na- tional-foreatry conlerence.
Governments were blamed for mg
being niggardly in providing money for forest development; the industry was blamed for not set- ting the forest problem across to the public: and the public was blamed for being apathetic com cerning one of its chief sources 0! livelihood.
On top of this. Canadian lumber. immense amounts on iiiuiicy
men were warned that Russia might virtuallly put them out of the lumber export business.
The make-up of the conlerenoa itself also took a blast.
ll R Macfllillan. Vancouver for- est industrialist, said forest rev- enues now were beinl Used 10 SUP- pon weltare, public works and education Only pressure from the public would make governments put a fair share back into the forests ih9msEitUS.
NOT GOOD ENOUGH
Referring to the fact that most at those attending the conference are connected with the forest in- dusty-y in slime way. Mr. Mac- Millan declared"
"This meeting is not good enough. We are merely Niki!!! l0 ourselves.”
Mr. Macltlillan suggested that tho present gathering be used as a base to plan another appeal to the public. and favored another meet- ing in Ottawa which might be called by the prime minister or other appropriate authority.
He also suggested that the Cana- dian Forestry Association, which had called the meeting, might re-l view its objectives. He believed it; was running along on s program adopted years ago which was noti having much effect upon the pub- lic except in the fields of tire and game.
NEED PUBLIC R. L. Weldon of Montreal. presl-l
Prince County Exhibition Prize List Continued
The prize list of the thirtiethl Prince County Exhibition at Alber- ton is as follows.
1. Bruce MacDougall. spring at toot.
Sec, 1. Brood Mare with off PL'RPOSE HORSES :
1, Bruce MacDougall. lion.
Sec. 2. Foal of 1956.
Sec. 3. Filly or gelding under 3 years. 1 Gerald Hardy.
Soc, 5. Marc or itcldiiig 4 ycars
a over.
and over. i lvaii Wallace. 2 K B. Taiicsnzird. 3. Bcrt Prtdhi-ini.
Clizimpion Mare. 1. Ivan Wallace CARBRIAGE HORSES
Sec. 1. Stallion 4 years and over. 1. Albert MacDonald.
Sec. 3, Brood Mara with off spring at foot. 1. Jacob Hardy.
Sec. 4. Foal of 1956. 1. Jacob Hardy.
Sec. 5. Filly er gelding under 4 years. 1, Willard Coughlin. 1. Harry O'Brien.
Sec. 6. Filly, gelding or stallion, I years and under. 1. Willard Coughlin.
loo. Fl. Filly or gelding under
I years. 1. Willard Coughlin.
,ll.All I DIAIT aonsns ' lot. I. Filly, guiding Indus I
lgest users of its oitn pintiut-tiun.
I established h e t it e e ii
belegates To Meeting On Forest Industry Critical
our 01 gamut-5; Pulp and Paperl tries, was spending in return less
said it tiualrl ciiuui-L11 than Si0,000,tl)0 and tax policies '3”; discouraged proper forest use and story i development.
Co. Ltd.,
for forester: to do their tub: Vi they must also carry tiiclr to the public. it another cooler- ence could be arrausvd be a truly national piiulic nicel-
tary - manager of the caiiadian Lumbermen's Association, itliu ite- cently returned from a 1011!" 09 R u s s l a n lumbering upci-attoiis,
said he was ”th0rou'1hl,l fI'ti:hls;pe-oplc and the way in which
ened"' by what Bic hall
Russia, he said, tt;i- slwllillllli UII its forests. In the last me BEBFS she had reorganized the industry and changed it from a seasonal to a year-round basis
"Canadians," .'lli' 1.:-clair dec- land. "are too t-tiniiilat-eiit W? need I bomb to make us icalllt that we will be completely tiul or competition in a few years unless we wake up.
”We may be thankful that Rus- sia has had to iebiiild its nun country and so has been the bill-
If. as and when she turns in com- petitlon in world maritt-is tie will be behind the eight-hall ” SETS OFF DISCUSSION
The lively disrtission session Wll 39! Off by Lowell He-slay of Montreal, chairman of the nood- lands research department of the Pull) and Piper Research in- stitute of Canada,
Mr. Besley said that the com- pletely scientifically-mnnaged for- eat is practically non-existent in Canada today,
It was not. however, far off, if a working partnership could be industry and govcrnnicnts. Mitt-li of the izmundttiirk liad alrcatly been laid.
He put the hlaiiie for dclav on the public--through their federal and provincial representatives.
The federal government, which was getting S200.000,00fl a year in tax revenues from forest indus-
Sec. 14 Senior Illalc Champion 1. WA. Moose and Sons.
Sec, 15. Junior Fr-male Champ- ion. ' l. W.A. Rlriasc anti Suits.
Sec. 16. Senior ittlllllie Champ-
l. E. Loyd Sharps. CLASS 5 GUERNSEY
Sec. 1 Bull Ci!” 1. Harold Paliiicr .'lll(i Suits, Sec. 2. Yearling hull. . iiartilti Palmer and Sons. Sec. -1. lit-its.-r, st-iimr cult, Rayntill MacNcill
Harold Pztliiicr -'lll(i Suns. Sec. .3. licitcr, Jr, tall, Harold Painter and Suits Harold Palmer and Sons, Marlene Palmer.
.'ilarlciie Phillips.
liaynall Ni.-icNoiIl. Sec 6. licifcr 1 year and under yrars. . Hartilri Palmer and Song. :2, Harold Palmer and Sons. 3- Parley MacNcill. 4. Dana MacNclll.- Sec. 7. Heifer 2 years and untl. er 3 years 1. Harold Palmer and Siam, 2. Harold Palmer and Sons, 3. Dana MacNeill.
Sec. ll. Cow. dry. 1. Harold Palmer. 2. Harold Palmer. 3. Billy Campbell.
Sec. 9. Cow, in milk, 1. Harold Palmer and Sons. 1- Rlynall MacNcill. I. Sanford Phillips,
Sec. 10. Group of I. 1. Harold Palmer and Ions. 1- sfclhali MscNeill. on Mil. Best 8 animals. get or 1. Hamid Palmer and 30... L Harold Palmer and Sons: 3- Rm-uii Mac-Neill,
loo. 1!. Ex. special (or ha,
i.
rN veeue w-
ll s!I0U1d.part of the energies of provincial turcst services was devoted to col- lccilng money for the provincial
W. J.'Leclaii- oi Otlauu, :.cct'c- trcasuries.
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in the provincial field a large
A prime requirement was to in- form the public and their rep- resentatives of the value of the forest resources to the Canadian
these values could he maintained
a nd increased.
7'9. 14. TB Gdasinn Wed. September 19. 1956
BURTON
TIM , ' -- -3:'i-""w..:.'.'::.' 3," W "ll! of the farm-
'”9"uDl I bumper crop.
Pu-uhu' who in" 59'”-oi Mr. and Mrs. Bennett J 0, Nllay. Soot. 9th. Miss G'e"g”'y' who W” "8 olnzd H'u"3'- CID! Wolfe, re- WV Ulhcst marks for Senior Diploma” g Mr. and EH. Mllk Doyle of Si. ',”h"' "'3." '99" me Labor Day weekend ma, M? My"-13 DOVE. Campbellton. P" M13 llld Mrs. Thomas How- ard, Cape Wolfe. M'” M"'Y Rimy. who was alto a total of 2.876.l0ns.
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly, Capo Wolfe, has returned to her 50310 in Waltham. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnnll of Amherst. N.S.. Wei? IVCCN guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard MacDonald. Gleiigarry.
Congratulations are extended to Miss Beverly Howard, daulhm
C.W.L. Scholarship at S.D.U. Bev- erly has spent the summer at Jas- per Park. Alta.. and will soon re- turn to S.D.U. for her Sophomore year. C-3- GROWING DEMAND
Norway's import: of 0” Ind gasoline rose 24 per cent last yell
groom. , - Visitinsialhwtaaantliansn
- . Aathuy nd daushten paw. Sunday in September am Mr. I -u Pu' and Mrs. Earnest Arnnault and
inotnrndtouulotutg unxu-ns 'rerryandllleryol3un-
inerslde. Mrs. John A. Gallant ol Wood-
Mr were in Charlottetown on Sunday, stock. was again taken to Prince
County Hospital on Monday. Sept.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ax-sennun ard. very sick. Her friends wish 0' 301111014. are now visiting at her a speedy recovery.
Several from Howlan went to
Mr. and Mrs. Alhatthlartin and Woodstock on Monday evening to children of Sununorsidc, were in attend the supper at the home at
Duvsr on Sunday,
her and. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant in
Bcptatn Mr and Mrs. Herb Avery oi Al- honour ofithelr son Arnett and his
land on Sun- bride who l!'l'iVc:d from Tomato
on their honeymoon. A very del-
Al'l'Mnl from Tomato on Mon- iclous supper was served. The lily Wtlllll. Anzust at-ti, were b-ide and groom recieved very
Mr. and Mrs. Asnctt Gallant, who
nice gifts including a sumi of man-
vtere wed on Saturday, September ey. instrumental music organ and 151- The! were accompanied by guitar, also records were enjoyed "11 Mill?! Bernice and Olive Gal- by all. At a late hour everyone
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WIHIIIIO Uh rennet lmudssn. ctr. P”"D.')'.NW8lI!anend to lI3I)'U0lll"lIllVi:Dl!fI rdurl
June to 8-'-1.31s win from 335,713 tons in your use. the bureau of sta- tistics reported Monday. Ship- ments in the January-June period increased 24 per cent to 1,097,737
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Water, F0-t..To Dis
nmtoirroit icr-i - 1;... j,,, kiln II uncut wata an-i..., claims to have located nu," um; LON wells in Alberta since mo
30 has never failed to water. His (ooh are . lurked "m-cholIPldO.aPlcknnd. windlau.
S . 74- -old Do iii?-iii iinyegt . Beum"
he terms it, stood over a proved watched his switch jerk down.
ions from 1.694.924.
wards to indicate water.
Yiiiir mnneyjusi tanlliiy more car, right niiw,tlian it can
in 3 Plililllll
Nowiis the time...and PIymouth's the by! See, price, and drive it today!
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s. new Sharpe. Set 7. Heller. 2 years and um!- Soc. s Heifer 1 year and under R 1 mn-
g ".3. 1. Edwin Lord and gm,
.1. W.A. Moss: and sum. 1- Harry Pridhnm.
:1. Vl.A. Moose and sons 3 A”l'l'd Palmer.
-3. tut. loose and -. 4 Arnold Loni
40. WA. Moose and Sons. 3 Harry Pridham.
Ice. Better 8 years and nnd- 590- !. Cow. dry.
or 8 1. Edwin Lord and Son.
t ; 3!. I. sharps. 1- AM” Lord. .
:78. IA. loose and Sons. 3- Herbert Dennis. 7 I
.-s.w.A. Isueanlssns See. I. Cow. in milk jr
,0. W.A. loose and sons. l- Edwin Lord and son.
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