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New Hampshire Flock Owners

flock and premises P. l. I. Approved Flock Pol-

The shipping o! laateluing eggs to U. S. A. is likely to

donald; a. Eugene Maodonald; Elizabeth Stewart. Grade VII-l, Be Masters. Grade V (a)—l, can Macdon- l ald; 3. Marie Myers; a. louise En- man

Grade Y (iv-l, William Masters.

3.] Grade I (c)- ‘2 Helen McNeil. Perfect

donald, Preston Richards.

Macdonald, Joseph Macdonald

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THE PAIR

85 SIORES IN CANADA

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l, Ronald Morrissey

Grade I (d)——1, Joan McNeil. attendance: Eugene Mac- Joan

Anne Tweedy, teacher.

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Winners at Zlerl Picnic iiorspetition

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Ibllowing were the

ton; 2. Malcolm MacFadycn: John Phillips.

Running race. girls ll to Myrtle Haw

and May Meney. Running race, boys 13 to l4: Frank l-Iowatt; I. Orwell Ford

Running race. girls i6 to :

J. MacLeod.

Donald; 3, Mrs. Brooklyn Vail.

time in the individual consumer's rimt ration compared to what it was when meat was rationed be- fore, except that this time practi- cally all meats will be covered. This is the statement made by Donald Gordon, chairman o1 the Prices Board who states that the ration will be two pounds per week on a carcass weight basis. This statement was in answer to many enquiries following the statement that the basic meat, ra- tion will be one pound and a thi a week. The difference in the proposed ration as compared with the last. explained Mr. Gordon, simply that practically all meats will be included, whereas, generally speaking, the last ration covered fresh meats and a few processed meats only, and did not cover fancy meats such as liver, hearts. kidney. etc. I “Some people are making the mistake of multiplying one pound and a third by fifty-two weeks| and jumping to the conclusion- that we are making an extraordin- ary reduction from an average yearly per capita consumption of. roughly, 147 pounds last year to about 66 pounds in the coming year," said Mr. Gordon. "Such a calculation ls completely incorrect. In order to arrive at per caplta consumption there must in- eluded meat consumed in hotels, restaurants, and other eating places as well as any meat which is off- ration such as soup bones on which less than 50 per cent meat is in- cluded. Altogether, we do not expect to get our consumption be- low an estimated 130 pounds per capita or about a 12 per cent re- duction.

"Having in mind that poultry and fish are not being included the ration now announced is by no

prise win- ners ai, the Zion Church Sunday

.1. ;2.NsnMa n-

18 l, Ruby MaoMiiian; i. Shirley Rice;

Guessing contest, members and friends of congregation: i, Mrs. B. Vail; 2. Mrs. M. Nicholson; 3. M-rs.

Time race. adults: i, Mrs. Mor- ley Genge; 2. Mrs. Wendell Mac-

' ciety was held

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N.S. and IKEJ. Regiment Brown. Bruce Arthur. Dartnliguth, NB.

aJd- 3, Elma. , Ill Cullen Electrical m‘; ‘poo; 35¢ m. 1; u, Mechanical Engineers

l6: 1, Marjorie Ora ; a, Jessie Gm- wflllflm John. Iv-Opl.

mvnas; s, Katherine Mscltsdyen Britney Forks Cane Breton. N5-

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_ Itortflopteqber 5th. .11. u- -' ' —*—-—'—-——— ifé"; R ffmrrfi- M" J “m- 3' nrtspamssna VILLAGE scnoor.

Honor roll for June: G!‘ e X——l. aid; 2, Myrtle 457111118. equal; 3. Reta Somers.

Grade IX-l, Mary Morrison:

Grade I (aJ-l, Wayne Bernard,

2. Leone MacLure.

CORNWALL

(F. H. MacArthur) Kingston was the scene of

rd when a. steer went amuck in Elm r with MT- Fame“ A grgup grland Mrs. Harry PBlShlClL-C.

| Willis’ pasture field

~men, including the owner of t

n i; crazed beast, Ivan Glow, went tre:

the field |It beast and then take it back to Cornwall. its original home. Tire steer, however, resented the idea of being forcabiy removed from pleas- ant waters and green pastures and ggomptly charged the party. The

ys immediately took to cover, and the crazed animal took to the nearby woods. Here the hunt went on. a sort of hide and seek play amongst the ended with the heat-crazed steer.

The regular monthly meeting of the local Women's Missionary So- on Monday, July 9. in the Vestery of the Church.

A miscellaneous bridal shower in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bergman, was held on Tuesday evening, July 1o, at the bride's old me. Mr. Bergman is a native of our sister province, Nova Scotia. Their marriage took place in the city of Halifax, they departed on ing

to round up the animal.

capture oi’ the

to which point Wednesday morn-

That Mrs. Albert Hyde has re- turned to her home in Meadow-

bank will be good news for hcr

means so severe as to cause any anxiety about maintaining an ade-

ada.

Unceasing pounding of Japanese in the islands of the Pacific by of war rattler than commit hsra-kiri for the honor of the Emperor.

many friends throughout these dis-

tricts. The elde

quate nutritional standard in Can- bxeterli a patient in the P.E.I. Hos- p 8

rly woman had

Printe

Bombs and Shells-and leaflets issued by the Army's Psychological War- fare Branch and the 0W1 has brought a new development in the war

.. .. . nowadays Japs do surrender. ways the enemy is persuaded

Photos above show some of the is a spread showing the humane treatment Jap prisoners of war are Asssesiesos

teseoeptthefeteetapriaoner

of Casualties;

Pie.

Gertrude MacDon- MacLeod and Paul

Myron Matheson; 3, Nadine Deighan

Con. of Nova Scotia. are visiting Com-i siderable excitement last Monday “"311 and 599mm? their Iwudays

was Clow's plan to rope the

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School picnic sports. r f

Runnine rm. 1m lander five: "Mo!" PIWIM Killed In l Fame Tonmsend- 2 Pate Jane "u" m" 3'99"“ m"! o‘

. . . Y MacDonald; 3. Marilyn White. Wounds While Prisoner or war:

Running race, boys under five: N" 51'"!!! l l, Bobby Mclnnls: a, James Msc- 00am‘. PM Help . mout- Collum; 8. Jimmy Fletcher. Woodstock, N. B. _

Running race, boys i! to 6: l, PIWMIII “mull!!! NW Gerald Burgoyne; 2. David Currie; Fill 0 Presumed 3, Freddy l-llckox. KIIIOI Ill Afllflli

Running Race, girls l to 6: l, Royal Canadian Artillery Fame Townshend; 2. Barbara Mao- Arseneau, David. Sgt, Eel Riv- Gregor; 3, Patsy Jane MacDonald. er Crossing. .

Peanut Throw. boys I to ll: l, NJ. and 2.1.1. Regiment Wcndegq Rcdgfl 2, Bobby White; s. lé-aclnnliwablilexander Joseph, Pta, . ‘Am uare rggs. , . . ivauéllllllnglame‘ b“ I ~ l. 8s w lisxervekpieofibltellsealfldtlleht

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Jean MacGregor; i. Myrtle iaw- 5&1“, Robert Wu“. H: - " ‘ ' ' llélns Iaxngloifince Whitlock; I. Tonybm-nf}; 5_ ' " ~ '

5“ a l“ - MaoCrae, Ran 19h Herbert, Pie, " golfgggéii%ghggvi M» - l,» campbautos. 1%.

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_ Ewen Huestis. 98; Dorothea Han:- lligd bneleciiiezsiililcstswiillriile-liuedgimill 93; Deane Lowther 93; Kris- an relatives in Cornwall. North] tine Huestis 92: Betty Campbell River and Charlottetown Mr5_| 91; Patricia Hammill 91; Helen Richardswisiteci the Province IastAWEiBZF-i 9°- summer, but Mrs. Flannagan has: not seen her native hearth for al-i most thirty years; and. naturally, many changes have taken place; since then. . f

Mr. Homer Pethick and family;

parents. Mr. I l

NORTH CARLETON SCHOOL

Re ort of North Carleton School for t e month of June.

Grade X-Toolc entrance examin- ations).

Grade IX-i. Dorothea Hammill .2, Betty Campbell. . Grade VIII-l. Ewen Huestls: 2- JMargai-et Cormier and Betty |Wedge, equal; 3. Wendall Myers. , Grade VI—1. Deane Lowther: 2. iKrisiine Huestis; fl. Harry Lowtber Grade V-l. Ella Campbell; 2., ,Derwyn Huestis. i2, Helen Wedge; 3, lfearliammilhl

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vided. . PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SHEEP BREEDERS’ ASSN.

7-13-3i.

At left is reproduced a surrender pass dropped behind the Jsp lines which insurs safe conduct to any enemy soldier holdin it. At center accorded by

menu ease. wholesome out-ol-dooss wash

you-amused business. At present, producers are netting Ball throwing contest, young 5"“ VH-l- fan" Muir”; ' 60s per donen for eggs accepted for hatchery purposes. ladies‘ 1' H“? MacMmam 3- M“ iia§Sii'°"° Mumy’ 3' B35“ M“ Charlottetown Summerslde w- Maflnmfld- crane VI-l Christie Ann Todd’ laigtglxéeyvToldbhwtiinBettty Cfiusins.‘ __ _ ,_ ___..,,._m _ -- '7- , _- —. e ns on urray: '-<-- -—~*"""" '”“'Tr-__o"d 111-4, Patricia Hamm muse» - =v Fred» a» ..“::f:.i.%$i'“: castles on: 1-1. Lew _. s _ ~s=~ vmnorr nrva-a sonoor. Grade IV-l, Janet Reardon- 3, Tllfi NOW "Ell llatlull “EM, 1v 1 Lonam. cousmswtion in the P.E.I. Hos m1. ofiilvaon Myers; s. Frances Ham.‘ K 1x5 mi —*— N! Mlle“; 3. Preston Richards. 2 Alice T _b's ' Mrs. Robert Richars of Sydney. m - ' Grade III—l. Joseph Macdonald '6 00m ' N S and her sister. Mrs. Flanna- Grade I-No exams. _ - t“. n,“ GT d I __1 J __ rade Il (a) — 1. Lulu Tcombs. - " h 1 . Pupils making, over 9o per cent: all“, vn1_.1, “"5011; M"- Gjdj I (lslflMigiréelRgglaarildgn There will be no difference this GTBdE 11 (bl-l. Billy ChaPPEL 3a“ of Busmn‘ arrived on t‘ e s

and Spoken Words Are. First Aids, t0 Sllffeflilei‘

in Ilrdesu. recreation and plenty of the well-loved los- R-IIM. I l!!!‘ residered Jap on Guam broadcasts through a Marine public 10D: system to his former Mlows eatollingtne advantages of surrender. N0 eyes of Japanese in all pictures are menisci W“ their tallies Isl Nolllsh.

“And we'll NOT have any more of tins-Here comes the Gestapo stuff!" '

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