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‘ The Cue. Charietiotows, Sept. 5, 1958 + ; - o : Sat., §, see tur inci.wal coug.i te KENSINGTON “od sco a7. Oe Seite 2 STEAL 7 ae ean only seek relief if the ry . Mrs. KITCHENER, )—Bur- Prince Oo. Owing atch conctitution is -not properly ap- Four infants received the thaly |" "mt douctter. Sa eae 7 Pica | 2 eit uie = a a a cane oe ee tact a, Kencingion| | Me. snd Mrs. Adoishus Mac-|nght. From one fir they, Sot , : a On the second, an individual | morning. presenting and family, Mrs. Andrew | 200° watches, 400 electric razors, .@€@SU S ' BB cage yn rye twat a bog and Mrs. Alan Champion, era 2 oan. ened to} trie mixers. value: $15,000 — : : employmem whether Mr. ; ednesday attend|From another down the street “The Prince County Plowing | Neill, ; |dell Shaw, Fenton Shaw; Dana concept had been aoolied -by¥| and Mr - Blair Hessian, | uncie, the late Mr. Aeneas Mac- |phugs ‘Match held at O'Leary on Thurs- ise sed, jroltel— 1 Arash MacNeil, Fraskie Smelimas. some courts in the United States, | snug” “1 Me® Joma L. Ber-| Kinnow, : . day attracted a feirly large | Smallman, Knutsford; RESUL alit-cgh it was not a written : ’ ‘ _ erowd and almost double the|MacMillan, Howlan; 3. Wynbura; Girls 6 and under: Heather By JIM’ PEACOCK section | statute... Mrs. W.J.P. MacMillan, Char-) pumber of entries of last year’s | Harris, Knutsford; 4. Reg Adams, | MacWilliams; Brenda Phillips,| Canadian Press Staff Writer mosting of the Canadien Ber As On the third problem, decisions The infant son of Mr. amd Mrs. | viscwe aad Mrs Ruth Lahey most inexpensive match. In conjunction with the | Knutsford; 5. Ellis Sweet, Kouts- ‘Carroll Harris. , VANCOUVER ‘CP)—A wider | sociation, “the fewer the small/of a union resulting im conse- Fred Murphy received the name 7 ° plowing match the 4H club im ford;. 6. Edwin Dennis, Knuts-| Boys 6 and under— Wade Mac- interpretation and application of | autonomous or semi-autonomous/quences outside he confines of David Leslie in Holy Baptism at| Dorchester, Mass., were recent salesman you can ; the district held its achieve ford. - Donald Robert Harris, Paul | ©*isting laws is needed~in labor | local unions Will become.” the union, such as dismissal from | St. Mark's Anglican Church, Ken-| gueste of their aunt, Mrs. Andrew ment da Best Crown, Arnold Smaliman; Harris. relations—not more legislation, a| Mr. Cutler,’legal adviser to the |emoloyment, are subject to cqurt | *™@ton on Sunday moruing. MacKinnon and cousins. Mr. and ; - : ; prominent Montreal labor lawyer | Queens Feder review after the union ] 4 wade employ - --a results _i@ |best finish, Edward MacMillan; |- Girls 7.and 8— Anna Raynor, urede re leer Labor andre eee te . Mrs. Adolphus K the caves commpetitiats and the straight furrow, Wynb Harris} Pa - said Th y- a member of the national legal|sources have been exhausted. Mrs. Lioyd Howard has returs- inna: , aoe achievement day: and Ed MacMillen, tied. Boys 7 and 8 Allan Shaw, |islation in this field,” Phil Cutler aTaOrY edo the “Cami ter spending the . , GUARDIAN ps PLOWING MATCH | 4H club, two or three so@|Bryan Ellis, David Platts, per before’ the GoA's labor rater |actit aise, suawested that the Io-| vo ion Center, Macs, eth ber Two of Long River's most 16 years am. under— 1. Murray tractor— 1. . Perley MacNeill,| Girls 9 and 10— Myrna Hardy, | bert Turner and George Vey,|tions section. s bor relations law of Quebee, » Mass., with her 8 bigh P ATRIO Ellis, West Cape; 2. John Den- Mount Royal; 2, Frankie Small-| Linda MecWilliame, Candice | George Strang and Dale Dennis,| The paper w which gives the certification only | 500, Bruce. ly regarded ladies were seen T ‘ nis, Knutsford; 3. Everett Mc- | man, Knutsford; 8. Murray Ellis, | MacDonald. Lloyd Adams and Richard Cor. to work laws” oe ease a te mallee sate Mrs. E.I. Jay me pean dened rata Aoaae __ Nevin, Mile; 4. Jehn Ramsey, | West Cape. Babe 9 dad e-. ike Palion ruthers. 3 self largely with the union shop national stiesaelea Bo wool , Kensington, left their votes on election day WANT AD Kitutsford; 5. Frankie Smaiiman,| Best crown and straight fur-| Hilton Shea, Thomas Hundson.| Wheel barrow race girts —| and the closed shop im labor re-|=aveted eleewhere ood Mrs. Andrew Johastone at 91 and Knutsford. __ |row, Perley MacNeill; best fim-| Girts 11 and 12— Sheila Carru.| “re Boates- and Cathy Jelly, | lations. : H A. Hansen of Fredericton,| iiqultous” umion shop was one\ Mrs. Herbert Bernard at 90,. botlt Best Crown and best finish, ish. Frankie Smailman. thers, Gale. MacDonald, Clara. 4S®¢s Phillips and Gale Mae-| “Any attempt to ban outright|-nainman of the New Brunswick of the greatest factors in bring- | active and young in outlook were Phone 8 Murray Ellis. | Mounted plow— 1. Keith Webb, | Roates. Donald, Deborah MacKinnon and | the closed-shop contract would|tabor Relations Board, said ‘ing racketeering and corruption | among the first to vote for their 506 Straightest furrow, John Des- Howlan; 2, Muncey MacKinnon, 11 and 12— Dwight Gall- Sheila Carruthers. meet with the same resistance a$!there are no court decisions that into ‘the labor movement. \favorite candidates. nis. | O'Leary: 3. John Dennis, Knete- eS ic ; John Boys wheel barrow race —/an act to prohibit all sales of permit a labor relations board te ; 3 ene oO” pega Ellis, | oa a sunadlg- seren ag 4 . +: ” Everett aeaievia and Mevin va aie ga pens ee wr Seat — ‘a . West Cape: 3. Wyman Phillips. | O'Leary. li Paes aoe > ag — Harris, Dale Dennis an George|‘ Three main problems grew | this concept wae ts be added > PICTURE YOURSELF IN Best crown, best finfish and | Best erown, John aes: See aa — c ° Strang from the closed-shop agreement: | labor relations, # must be * straightest furrow, Ellis Sweet. finish and straight 5 , Boys relay race won by Mer-|}. Unfair treatment of the em- through legislation. @ Soe Gora "weer era ore ecg ig | Awa son Rain main |p nen ning Cente Sweet, Knut Wyman | . ’ . , nea, union; 2. membership | prepare a motion requesting such Phillips, Mount Royal; 3. Mil- or a ‘ — — ee MacAleer. oe = employee . pre-jlegislation, but no resolutions r ford Ellis. : almer, Norma A- he L Shirley ! Girls relay race —.. Deborah | pa to n; and 3. Constitu-| were put forward Thursday. — , ' Best crown, Wiman Phillips; aan co Prune. Wendel oe “— = Janet Mac | \iacKinnon, Agnes Phillips, Sheila |tional and bylaw regulations that) Norman L. Mathews of Tor NOVA : straight furrow. . Henien | . Debor MacKinnon create difficulty for individuals | onto, speaking from the floor, Best finish and straigh \Shaw, Cheryl Palmer, Fe - and Sheila Carruthers. Carruthers, Noel Gray and ‘Linda who are members. ' ‘said the closed and union shop veaat sab girls class— 1. Pemba SS 8 E wind Boys three leeged race — Ro- Mac iiisms. ay On the ja_the first, be he eal if the| give unions great powers and ‘the Se OT! py

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