The three top place winners of the 0'i.esry G-l-l Cali Club with
winner of first place for year's work, junior division was award-
ed the L.W. Roper silver tray, presented by Russell Rogers,
Nova Scotis silver tray by Mr. J.W. Coughlan. manager of the
O'LEARY 4-H CALF CLUB WINNERS
0'Lesry branch of the bank. (RIGHT) Ellen Smallman. cap
competition. The trophy was pre- sented by Percy Vey of 0'l.eary. Phatl W! F. Weeks.
Ship Arrives To Load Pulpwood freighter. arrived at Summer
side to load a cum of pulp wood for the firm of A.H. Anderson of
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aged. The top floor has caved in and In some parts the second floor has also fallen in.
The Charlottetown Fire Depart- ment fousht the stubborn hlau for some two and one-half hours before bringing it under control. and tiremQ- -runainad on the
hours
wards. - , -
There was ccnsidu-able dam- Ise from smoke and water to sdioining buildings. Not l the proprietors were a for comment but It was earns-I that Rsddin Brothers suffered damage irons smoke on their main floor and th store will
some damage to their basement where tltey process their fiimt.
other business premises In the immediate vicinity also suffered considerable damage from smoke and water.
WESTERN GUARDIAN
tron BALE: Large punchcons. wsddeli hros.. crapaud.
ACCEPTING poultry at our plant Monday and Tuesday each week until further notice. Weddell Bi-os.. Crapaud.
Achievement Day on "ednesday September Iih. At LN p.m. at ltenslngton Rink.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cameron
Agr. Student
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AGRSTUDENT ...SK Albert Dunphy of Mulview
Queens County plowing match. Frank Gaudet of the Charlotte- town Experimental Farm took top placing in the single plow event with his fine team of matched Clydesdales. Mr. Gaudet plowed the best finish, the best crown apd the straightest fur- row. Lloyd Carver and Albert Bruce of Pownal finishcd III that order behind the winner.
The Mounted Plow class was won by Wendell Jenkins who also plowed the stralgtest furrow and beat furrow. Second was Fred Kitson of ' ” c and third was Merrill Scott. Kitson had the best crown.
in the gang plow event. first place went to Elmer Ciow. Sec- ond was Stanley Hyde. Corn-
to Hyde.
WOMEN COMPETE
in the women's class Marlena Kitaon repeated her performance of last year by capturing the event. Second place want to Jean Dunphy of Pownal Miss Kitson who hails from Hampshire had the best crown as well as the best and atrsightest furrow.
in the Championship class. Harold Godfrey of Cornwall came second to Champion Carl Willis.
Ed Wood oi Pownal was third and Norman iiheidow and Ever- ett Dunphy followed in that or-
al dsr. Willis plowed the best crown
the heat furrow and the strai hi- sst furrow and was the win of the Canadian Bank of Com-
best furrow went to Harold Dons-
hue.
Tha tractor roadeo senior event was won by Alden Ciow of Dunstaffaage. Second place went to Wendell Jenktn. Millview and third place to Glen Morrisaly.
citement and fun and the trans- mitter was flnally located at Bay- alty Junction. About fifty cars with mobile sets participated and
The mobile station contest was won by Buster Sylvester oi Mass- achusetta.
a running commentary on places of interest along the way. As most oi the cars had mobile sets in them. they tuned In on his fre- quency and heard the description all the way. At North Rustico they stopped to visit Rev. L.J. Ayers. an amateur in his own Him. and were most interested in his splendid gun collection. Sunday evening the main convention banquet was held, Head table guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid. Mr. and Mrs Clsric Giills. Murray Banks, W N.S.. vice-pl ” of the Nova Scotia Amateur Radio Association. and Mrs. Banks; Murray Doull. Saint John. presi- dent oi the New Brunswick Am- ateur Radio Association and Mrs.
Brett I-'ader. It was presented by Alex Reid and the citation was read by Bernie Bonnsr. Moncton. Mr. Fadsr is the net controller of the Maritime net.
More than seventy-five people drew wines and presents which were drawn from a hat. Finally the grand award was drawn by Alex Reid and the winner was Mrs. George A. Walters oi Char- lottetown. GUEST SPEAKER
Vernon Chambers was the guest speaker at the closing banquet. He discussed the ac- tivity of the amateur. in Canada and the United States and told something about the A.R.R.L. headquarters in Hartford, Conn- sctlcut.
attack and passed aw before medical aid coul moned.
the following blothe s and sis- ters: Mrs. Jeanette Sherman. of Pleasant Valley; Miss Agnes
Barry Weeks. and Mrs. Roy Weeks of Fredericton; and Har- old Sharpe oi Pleasant Valley.
A sznd degree member of the Masonic Lodge. the late Mr. Sharpe was also grand treasurer of the Lodge oi Scottish Rites.
The funeral with services con- ducted by the Masonic Order. will
interment in the People's Ceme- tery. Summerside.
Reduce Potato
MONCTON (CP) - The Half- Tr Co
times mmissios ''W'- said today Canadian railways
have speed to reduce. export rates on Maritime potatoes ship- ped ot all South American as-
ttons.
A statement from the MTC says the CNR and CPR have agreed to cut rail export rates
To South American Paris
VI. Prince Flower Show Will Be Bigger, Better
Tkeoalysmalltownflower
Freights
EEE 2.; ii; 5.5-? 22;
than previously applid Ill fatoes hsing shipped to suels, Argentina and Uruguay.
"The effective dstss of the rate cuts should be known soon." the statement said.
rt!
Wilfred Kennedy
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lantic to the Pacific. Mr. Ken- nedy bore the unofficial title of "'i'he South African Ambassador at Trade to Canada.". EMPIRE EX
in addition to being manager director of Wilfred J. Kennedy Ltd., Mr. Kennedy was also a director of several companies. and took an active interest in all public matters. and was a mem- ber of the Executive Committee of the Empire Exhibition held in Johanesburg during 1986-37 When the Rt. Hon. R.B. Bennett
was one of the hosts who had the pleasure of entertaining Mr. Bennett during his visits to the Exhibition.
it was customary for Mr. Kain nedy to visit Canada every five or six years. His last visit was in 1948. At that time Mr. Ken- nedy, Mrs. Kennedy, his daugh-
visitcd every province of Canada as well as many American Cities and Great Britlan. On these trips Mr. K dy entertained lavish-
car from Borden killed a cow on the highway near the Starlite Drive-In theatre about two miles east of Sum- rnerside. The animal was said to have belonged to George Small of Burnmerside East. The front of the vehicle was damaged con- siderably. but neither of the two occupants were injured.
lance and whose combined years of experience totals more than two hundred. They are Walter Hyndman of Charlottetown. Pat Rafferty of Rothesay. N.B.. Art Croweii, Halifax. Lou Maclfay
On that visit Mr. K i spent the summer months on Prince Edward island living at the Charlottetown Hotel and having the happiness of seeing all his relatives and friends. Dr. Dew- er. Mr. Chester McLure. Mr. Frank Bovycr and the lion A. E. Arsenault. retired judge of the supreme court were the men with whom he kept up a regular I.uasBlp0IldCllCQ. During the second world war Mr. Ken- nedy's stately home in Johannes- burg was a centre of entertain- ment fcr those in the armed ser-
of Halifax (Mr. MacKay is form- erly of Breadalbane). Alex Reid.
erator at Cape Race and heard the first signals at the time the Titanic was sunk. it is an ex- perience he recalls as though it were yes i ;. He awakened the chief operator who told Mac- Donald to go back to sleep and stop dreaming. Finally. however. MacDonald convinced the chief that the signal was real. i
CIIITICIZIS UNION
TORONTO ICP) - Rev. Emlyn Davies. president of the F ”' '- Councll of Churches. said Sunday trade unionism on this continent has ceased to be a democratic movement. Dr. Davies. minister of Yorkrnlnster Baptist Church.
TENDERS
Tenders will be received by the Chairman of the
Village Commission of O'Leary, Prince Edward Island,
igs
provid
ample acoomodation than
lisbeksh Lodge room where it has been held previously.
The prize list, which has been
distributed. includes sixteen clas-
vleas. Miss Marjorie Cox. B.N. was one of those from his native province whom Mr. Kennedy was delighted to entertain.
SURVIVOIS
The survivors are the follow- ing; 31,... hum, 0,, M-Ina classes for gioxinlas appear on M1" pol-only gnu; numb. . There should be but .1 . "11 ml younnamn one. The fourteenth class in the funny; 0,. name, mu potted plants section is for Dgmthy (3.13) Kandy; bu plants of any variety not already am: Mrs. Anson Jones of Vic- IMM- toSis,xB.C.; and his brothers Mr. ” H. ennedyandlr.l'.GKen-.' bdo"meu”'mordu
nedv
In 1-elm,” an en,” 0; ml. to fac lists the auangement of m.u,uu,h.d man .0, u I, in, flowers and plants. Last minute ta,-".1" .0 um, am an cum, entries will he received up to it)
E
s are urged to make many entries as possible the
Mrs. Lloyd Wllkia in entries. JUDGE
D.C. Schurman of Charlottej town has consented to act a Judge of the show this years Prison of nursery stock to he ' by the I i I i will be
analogous with the Canadian Boards of Trade Therefore, as
Johannesburg is the premier commercial city of the Union of South Africa. the President of the Johannesburg Chamber carried a very responsible position. South African b S - of Com- '
when any new legislation is sn- hart S. Matthews of Alberton will tlcipated in connection with mat- officially opent his sixth We at ters pertaining to commerce. de- Prince Flower Show and intro-
Charlottetown. This same ship came nut in the lric cls t . in the afternoon a cavalcade of tails are near alwa s submitted duce the speaker. Dr. 0-H. Phil- ylsited Surnmergide uvgni 1,-um, cum. He 51,); ptoxgd some 75 cars set out for Caven- . Ly rm?) Yin :';”w" ” ”" me” to the variouslychamllalers of Com- llPI. M.P. weeks no and loaded a similar the best furrow. Harold Dona- dish. Green Gables. Rustlco and cow Kllled K”e'n'ed"e "Ed 5', lg? fl" 1.5:" mercc. There will he s wide in the event!!! the sooner will cavgn for P.E.l. Produce Co., hue of Cornwall came second other wot: -tour the North side. L”: wgoi; tn" ,.ed''”i ” circle of friends in Bouth Africa, be Dr. Georse Den-. M-LA. Ltd. with the straightest furrow. The city police furnished I motor s M h d m” '” If" ''"''i Canada the United States and throushout West Prince-and be Robert Brown of Pownal took cycle escort to the edge of the ' Si e ”m”""” 'y w "i Great Britain mourn the death !0IId-DE PWHPI Ind 1715 DEW- thxlrvd place and had the best cltyr anddtherehtlie g!.C.M.P.ttit):k 3g;w.'E'ndm'l”"gwf"”mm' m of Wilfred Kennedy as well gg er have estsbillahed reputations - e n. o e an rov e escor e W" ' HGCVY I-CO3 A perennial winner at the rest of thepway. Doug Moser gave LE” S'""d'y "um ' "mu Ll” Lmmedhu nmuy nu "h! u Eh." mltortmea .i'dthvlElu1n "ruck "Id INTERTAIN CANADIANB V95 3!” 95- 5 W” 9 3 OW"
. show are assured of carefully prepared, Informative com- ON WAY To UN
MESSINA. Italy (AP) - Arch- bishop Makarios. Greek Ethnarch of Cyprus. passed through the Strait of Messina by ship Sunday route to New York. He told rc- garters on a brief stopover that
s plans to try to persuade United Nations delegation to support Greece's claim to the British colony island in the east-
ern Mediterranean. The arch- 1.”. mm, h" "on. "name,
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bill!” li dl" 1" N9" Ymk SE9" action, romance and stars. lda 9- Lupino. Steve Cochran, Howard Duff, Dorothy Malone. Dean Jagger in "PRIVATE BELL
The annual meeting of the WIS? Prince Liberal Association will be held In
O'Lsary public hall
nesday. Sept. 4th- 1951.
Lester
8''. Regular prion-dc and lie
FOOTBALL PHOTOS
IN FULL COLOR
The first of a series at
at 7:30 p.rn. Wed-
Wallacs. President.
REGENT
brilliant full color Phob- grapha of famous football players starts in Till Standard. This Until. NOW nsia Kwong. Edmonton
TOIIBIIT 7:15 - 9:10
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ments on horticulture and affil-
ahow will begin at half-past sev- sa. At both sessions refreshments will be served by members of Regalctte Lodge and this hospi- tality is included in the admis- sion free.
M. Baker Funeral Hold
The funeral of Melville Baker- of Kcnslngton. was held from his late residence, on Monday after- noon. August 26th. A short ser vice was held at the house. fol- lowed by service in the Margate Unitcd Church of which he was a membe and a very regular attendant during his health.
Rev. L. 34. Murray conducted the services and took as his Text
Surely Goodnea and mercy st- follow me all the days of my life, Psalm zs. verse I. lie was asst ed by Rev. Alexander Mat.-lay. Hymns sung: "The Sands of Time Are Sinking." The King of Love My Shepherd " "We Can not Think of Them As Dead." A solo "Beyond the Sunac by " Walker.
The funeral was largely attend- ed snd many floral tributes bore testimony of the high esteem in which the deceased was held Pall bearers: Messrs. William Profitt. Harry Brown. Wilbur Den nia. Bertram Warren. John Johm son. Turner Glidon. interment in Margate cemetery.
UNIQUE ROUTE
The Dinosaur Trail near Drum. heller, Alta., gives motorists a round-trip of 25 miles through an ancient fossil arcs.
C - SUMMERSIDE
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be held mm the pruhym.hn I" W" Dorothy Kennedy and merce are held in very high es- given for each class. , mo. . nu-Hwy mu"! ,a Iv. I i - g the prize was won by Paul Borne g teem by all Gov t. P i - The fternoon s i n begin .. i ; 4' on sud" mmwnq we a slim! furrow end but tn: 0, -1-h,,,o,d MML Quebm E:;rc::n:ni:r:r::rs;dep::Thxfph Mrs. Anson Jones. his sister. mt gnd Munlcipe:lml::dteI.m:n'll stlialf.;..”wo ,,h:n",g.", 39". "mt "W MAX my sxnsn - maze acmueag ll,-
da ted (can-ran) P h , Sharpe. o Etanle Sharpe. of be . --In on Wtdwde - Mm Cher , . g . '.c'hi:.:msi:tV"usy vFridaLyl? the senior dlvlrittfdl fSt)r.&c"y're5:rL': glerfpgythigrcouvkuuing :1-.gl:.gc.;.;EEho::ye. Charlottelttlrlwn; Mrs.y Rufus Stev- iilliteid JI't7:lI:IlI'l)i;Jlbur;lrdll;LlII tits dc? 3&3: lea Johnston andlhdrs. Frank TODAY ITUES.) m 2 7.15 9.15 (LEFT) Miss Elaine Palmer. work was presented the Bank of manship in a closely contested 8180!. 0! Hunter River: Mrs. WP )1 1 "P - ' Branches of Commerce and are w”k' '1" "U" u" ”"”"y-
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have to be redecorated. They wall and third Phi" W3” M Charles MacDonald of New
had considerable damage in their James Yeo. Cornwall. Ciow had Do-ll-'1: lggtggttllixftzlar York and Bernie Getchell of St. y Ilssthjhsl basement due to water. Meyu's the best crown while the straight. nuke "Ind W" pm-cut” to Stephen. N.B. N E. V K.”..,g Studio said they also experienced at and best furrow was awarded Mr. MacDonald was second op-
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PANTRY BALI in iiolman's -1-", h ' There were a number of in- said In a sermon it was a cause Eskimos. lhrt your eol- - Store. Snmmsrslde. Friday ai- "goth. mu ma ,1." H's-old teresting features at the cost- for sorrow now to sec working (kc Th. co. IIHIOOII Mr 0 II 12”: pomp". 0; col-n'.u took top vention. For example there was men exploited by new feudal bar- hm” ""' Dlflhif W- - Maw". K. Wu fouow.d by tit; get to- ethler gt scan am- w -hthe I cketee s and bosses Stsndsrd-on sale now. Till Ksnsingion and Mslpequc Shh": 3' ul:lLm::,l :2. thirIt!yI'y:::s :r llvtognof m:an ofvothaIEl::d I by ”'”l”' Um '"'"i"' ,..,. 6-B Calf Clubs will hold the e:::. nnuhud "Haw" um 12-page novslandxftpsgu E
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Phone 6551 or phone Mr. Robert Kennedy. 44-!
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0'Leary.
Mr. Kenneth Matheson, up to 6:00 p.m., A-S.T., Sep- tember 7, 1957, for the construction of approximately 7000 feet of sanitary sewer mains. Plans, profiles, specifications and tender forms are available from the
Cherry Valley.
The Junior roado first prise went to Albert Dulllthy. Mtliview. Second place was won by Ed- wand Morrissey. Earnscliff and
of Summerside visited with friends in Moncton and Freder- lrfon. N.B.. last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Camer-
TENDERS
. an , . . 3...: Duly. vu- cl rslgncd de t 1 550.00.
3-wucn min? 337;. :3: 32733” ' un e "M M Ew. H. CRANDALL, P. mg. Tenders addressed to Mr. w. Roland Psynter. - -- -. - - - .. RE "'0'" c""0"'l- ""i"l""'- "til P. 0. Box 36, Canadian Legion. Kensington Branch, will be received ,
3"m'.g:”'l!& c""'l m;n":'"::f:l; Moncton, N. B. until Friday, Sept. 13, for the position of Manager and
trip all-ousa New Brunswick. Radb Han” Janitor. eperate or combined. The lowest or any ten-
der not necessarily accepted. M. J. MacKINNON.
I Secretary Canadian Legion. Kensington Branch.
where they visited friends in Fredericton. Iatnt John and Moncton.
Mr. floor a Cameron of Ram- "ton. upset the last two weeks visiting his mother. Mrs. Leona Cameron. of Wellington. also Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carn- ?. and :sd Mrs. John
meroa. Ilnloysd wi us rsessu Tobacco compssy '”
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