FEDERATION OF AGRIC. NEWSLETTER

1 Hay Crop Said Still Green

visa. Bassist Ifacxinaon.

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Sunday school 10.80 IPC

JIXIX

PRINCETOWN —- LOT 10 pa- ral charge. United Church.

Ito Minister Rev. R.E. Johnstone.

ice. Malpeqiie -7- 11.00 a.m. a.m. Guest aker R v Samuel Profitt

Peace Corps Operations Cause Stir In Washington

Though Harvesting I s Late

[meat in agriculture and rural One of the greatest difficul- .life. These services are provid- ties in getting the European Ec- ed in a varietyof ways and dur- l onomic Community into being ing the past year in this prov» are the factors related to agri- ince there has been a noticea- culture. Practically every maj- ble trend for groups of produc- , or country in the world has been ers to call on the Federation for operating on the basis of agric- 'ultural protectionism. It is in- teresting to note that the cur- rent negotiations for the entry of Great Britain are running into the greatest difficulty with re-

TT is STILL DIFFICULT Last Saturday was a really good hay day and in anticipa- tion of continuing good weather much hay was cut in order to be ready for action on Monday. However. while there was no rain on Sun. Monday, or Tiioes. [assistance in getting organized the humidity was so high thatlao that they will be a posi- hay did not make and the show- , tion to deal with the specific ers on Wednesday climaxed 5 problems affecting their crops- three rather frustrating days at l and be in a position to come to ‘least from the hay makers stand- I the Federation in an organized spect to agriculture and in o 1' e point. We foresee that cattle are way for help. 5 particularly on Britain's de- going to be demanding explana- speciiinaiiy in , Federation ‘- minds that Commonwealth agri- tloris next winter on the exclu-was been mviding help to theiculture be generally protected. sive diet of rained-on-hay. Cur-1 " H ‘In a way it is reassurinii to iously in spite of the late date . beef l"°d“°°"' t° the ° °°°° note the concern of the mother the hay crop is still green and Sl‘0W9T3- and 9* ¢lS lﬁlel‘ 01‘ country for and her efforts on with proper weather it would‘ in the fall to be hel_pnigl1te08rW- behalf of agriculture in the do- still be possible to make veryliri the fall to be helping the grow- inininnn wiinnni nnnni ii-einen. good quality feed. Perhaps theiers of crops for freezing. In- dous benefits have come from only real consolation is to ac-increasingly It becomﬁ 8PD81‘t-‘Ill the Common Market and Britain cent the situaion as being "just ‘that office facilities are almost in nu own inie,-nnin cnnnni likg. a must for the successful_oper- iy long siny nni_ ation of a farm organization of To Tim p]uME M[N]sTE]{ The Federation of Agriculture , any type. In quite a number of i On July 31st Dr. H. ii. Han- office at 117 Queen is sufficient- 3 cases groups with the best of in- : nnm_ pi-esideni ng in, CFA ly large for meetings of up to .‘ tentions are attempting to. oper-jw,-nin in the prime Minisien in twenty persons and quite ;' ate with a minimum of office fa_- ; di-nw in the nueniinn of gin, gnu. widely used. During ‘he currentlcum“- This l8 I Steal hand!‘ ernment the Federation views week the tobacco committee can Ind 9V9“l“8lly F9501“ lll 3 on feed freight assistance. on met in the office on Monday lack of interest and perhaps the inie,-naijnnni can-nnodiiy ng;-en. evening, the directors of the end of the organization. From; n-ienis, on inn nbnnnnnment of Dairymen's Association on Wed- time to time the suggestion has I 1-niiwny in-nncn “neg, nnd final. nesday evening. ’“d we Beeflbeenmadethat ltW0uldl18liel_P- ly on e austerity program. Producers Committee is meet» l ful to have more of these offic- t with respect in the feed freight ing Friday evening. Thus the of- E es centralized with an extra sten- ‘: assistance we have ,1,-endy nni.

fice becomes of use for a var- ographer who could look after a : lined in this column the peder. ii-ty of grant?’ ‘ml render’ 591": number of them and one P€l‘5°_ll . ation’s position. On the closing vice not only to the Federation. i in the office generally I'eSP0ll_S1' ’ of branch lines the Federation but to other organizations as.ble for the direction of officel takes the position that n hm,“ well. i work. d] “h em ‘ should be called until such times i

EDERATION SERVICES . Admitie y even w acc - as an overall long term policy [The basic purpose of the Fed- ance of the idea it would prob- ‘ can be devised_ 9 oration is. of course. l0 repre-lahly take considerable tibmetp With respect to the austerity sent the interest of agricultureibrléiaﬂ the 81’i‘8n89m?l'l’¢ 3 0“- and to work towwards improve- 13- - -

ACROSS THE ISLAND Famous P.E.l. Violin Family

BY NEIL A. MATHESON of the dairy plants in making

Provincial-Farm Editor _ n the collection. It is properly re- "..s 5 inn; time since I promised _Lester (‘)'Dn~nnell'thal ld cognized that the dairy plants get something further on the violin-Dlﬁwllig Chaisson family iii?!“ are put to some inconveience in Bear River. 1 can't recall the year. but the family provided 3"‘ this connection however. the ooniaestarits at tilie first Potato Festival held in the Fm‘Um- “""". dairy industry has in this con-

”. S in A1-enn_ . - _ ‘ nection been making a contribu- e 1.31“ by Pete Simon Chaisson. the father. iiherc ﬁienreh 90"‘ tion to the welfare of agricul- Joseph. Emmett. Peter. Bill and Roddie. _Pete-r won Cr tum gene..a“y_ Because the dai_ kinship and Emmett wias runnerup. _ 9. Wl‘t° “gls ‘il c°m_. ry industry is itself well organ- Ianl lﬂ 50”?“ ““W~ We.'"t,l" _th.° fhnals "lfthet Rep 8.1.1}? ‘ii Wye? ized and enjoys considerable sta- D€llll0Tl- 3‘llll°“9ll he d"d“l “msh. m med {:5 Tee‘. (‘mg o.c1oc‘ki billiy -it has rendered A public ‘ contestants from all over tihe province am i was pa. ‘ . . service of considerable value “,1 lil l-lit’ millmlllg ll 1 “call °°"°°ﬂy' when the champions “ere other branches of agriculture l llllall-V S°l°°l°d" - - - - - ‘ Towards the end of July rac-l P ier on the provincial chi-i=mpionshi_p again In 1959. l find. . l’ _ P W ' also provincial (Sh:-1in‘_l'Tll(1tnS can occa; :l]°d3el(liY alilhdaclgdglaglgz 2:1; :1‘; in oma o

‘ . U -f Pe,te,‘rS_ R 1 33“ same/time ago send these out to their patrons. dietl'in llliarch 1, went to the i(;it4;)r- The ca.1'dgtpf0\;:‘d9alfSll'!lt[})1le?nd national competition in Boston SIll’I’le‘f'C0l0!1l8l H_all, SD(IlieOfl‘0 y‘ convetnien ‘me 0 (gr hi: a’r- Henry Ford back in the late 19A0s, a com tion that was won mer .o re use mem ers p ii mice by Prince Edward Islanders. Ne-i.l Chevenie of Elmira and the Federation. If he does not , Mel Beatrvn. East Point. were two Island wjimers. I was told. . _ return the card it is then as- There were eigiht boys and four girls in the Cnhaisson f'aIm1ll- sumed that he is prepared to but the girls were not music-ail, Mrs. Pete-rs told me, iihougli the lend his support to the organiz.

program the Federation express- 5 the Prime Minister th e hope that in view of the diffi-I culties being experienced by a- griculture that caution would be used in the curtailment of any policies affecting the level of living of farm people, the en- couragement of quality produc- tion. and orderly marketing. INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP The main financial support of the Federation comes from the large number of lndivldual.mem- berships and these are largely obtained through the assistance

ch R.M bany, Sunday school 10.00 a.m worship 7.30 day 11.

Church Sunday school 10.00 a. in

Rev. pastor.

Church Sunday, Aug. 12. Church school 9.50

ship 11.00 a.m.. F——L Rev. John F. MacKsy St. Sylvestre. Que- blec, guest preacher. No even-

vlce 9.30 a.m.. Rev. Lewis M. Murray, BA, BD, minister

Point Sunday August 12; Donald W. MacKay. student-minister. West RELEATIVES HELP Point Sunday school 10.00 a.m. worship and closing exercisesident Kennedy's l>l‘0lliei‘-in-law also helps awe would-be bureau- 11.11) a.m. Alberton school 7.00 p.m. worship 7.30} p.m.

c David S.H. MacDonald. minister. Tignish: worship

i0f'.8l_ charge. Sunday August 12.

.301)’ Communion. St. Thomas.

HOLMITITSF OPEN TONIGHT

Charlottetown Store till 9.30

e . Lo 116 Sunday school 10.00 a.m.

BEDEQUE Pastoral Charge arge. the United Church. Rev. Cameron. minister. - p.m. Bedeque. Sun- school 10.00 a.m., worship a.m. Borden, worship 9.30 m. .

FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST

ing worship 10.45 a.m.. Sunday

0 BEDEQUE UNITED Baptist . morning worship 11.00 a.m. H.L. Estabrooks. assoc. K E N S INGTON UNITED

.a.m., morning wor-

g service Summerfield ser-

ALBEBTON A N D WEST

By W. B. RAGSDAL

WASHINGTON (AP) —- Wli insiders describe Corps as a free-wheeling organ- ization they aren't talking about

the top staff members who bi-

cycle

They mean it is ﬂexl ‘ taboos, no stuffed shirts and an almost unholy joy at

hard

The success of‘ this informal operation has caused a at

Washi

In slightly

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the

to work each day.

Church, Central Bedeque morii-- Sllslllllﬂ mil l-8li€- Only T8511"! . count in the tough task of trans-

school 12 noon. evening service'lﬂllnS 8 Blltlerlng ldell lnlo 7.30 p.m. Rev. Bernard Toner. astor.

reality.

ngton. where red

repeal performances.

The keeps speed

Presbyterian services.

harse — United Church. izev.:

a.m. Cascumpec: u

inity 8. 8 am. Holy Commun-

ion. St. Mark's 9.30 a.m. ma-‘

ns, Si. Stephcn’s. 11.00 a.m.

1-iis School 1‘

Sunday 4 cratic

'Shriver and his deputy, Paul vGeren. have assembled a hard-i .drlving young staff with a wide l Lon-

ALBERTON P A S T 0 R A L {variety of tale In fact. they h BA; is job that other government . mien; at‘ agencies now are trying to

st ri

boss, Sargent Shrlver. everybody moving at top and leads in clearing away the underbrush of the bureaucratic jungle.

personal status as

obstructionists

nts

ate department ver, however.

17.30 pm. cvcnsong. St. Mark's. ‘Rev. R.l-1. Hobbs. priest inl ‘ charge.

,1! 'ArrostMcido'|n , , $1l2,000Tliefi.

NEW YORK (AP) - A con- struction promoter was ar-

en Peace

hie, with

tape even determines the seating at dinner parties. and many gov- ernment officials are trying to find out what makes the staff d of the Peace Corps tick.

more than a year, the Peace Corps has made he- lievers out of many congress- men. won public support and been» a smashing success over- seas, judging from requests for

Presl-

ave done such

_ , Telrare, inherited - Su day ; Shrivers men away. Two pub- ‘ ‘tangles school at 10.00 a.m. worship atilic relations directors 11.00 a.m. Alberton: school at 10.00 a.m. Worship atlthe 7 30 p.m. ‘

body 1

Flreadyfover-ocumulation of copper. , S u ii d a y i have answered calls to duty

'hns done i aged seven and five, have died.; his share of luring. Some of his _ and Toronto doctors have de-‘ NEW LONDON Parish pas-llop men were recruited fromltected deflnlfe Symlllons 05 ll"! the foreign aid program. Theyidisease

rested Thursday and charged wi selling the bulk of more

He scaled roc cliffs. went than $112,000 in securities stolen

were independent e h a r acters ky on jungle bikes with the volun-

who sometimes forgot the nice-

teers and kept up camp book- work at night. Delano examplifias a Peach

ties in their haste to get things one.- But they are at home in the Peace Corp '

shriver also has a business- idea of economy and has it into his at if. '

going to die next." he said.

“We just trust in God and put our faith in your Toronto doc- mtll

ﬂu

Corps swin staff member and you'll find. a potential vol- The research team decided to unteer."- "adopt" the Mann family early this year after the University of Virginia Hospital contacted Dr. Sass-Kortsak.

Dr. Sass-Kortsak said he of-

man's drilled a A man seeking Peace Corps ' The 35-year-old Delano—lured literature for a meeting in h away from a W l S eet law home town was stunned when firm—worked three summers [the young lady in Washing-ton at an inter-racial children's asked hlrn to mail back any camp while attending Yale. fered assistance for two reasons material left over so it could be In between college and law —he wanted to prevent more ain school, Delano and his wife deaths in the family by early worked two years in Germanyidiagnosis and he at, social work. :further research by a full study Delano. one of the Peace . of one of the few stricken fam- Corps cyclists. pedals to work Iilies. daily from his Georgetownfnmns APPROVED

The executive of the hospital for sick children approved lfunds and an three-year- !old daughter Bon n ie was brought here for tests. Virginia doctors had noticed strange bio- chemical changes in her body.

For ree weeks doctors. nurses and laboratory assist- ants tabulated hcr reactions 24 hours a day as she was injected with minute doses of harmless radioactive copper in an effort

. IE -

SWITCH DUTIES

Staff members frequently {draw assignments drastically different from their regular utles.

For instance, in an emer- ii gency last December. General Counsel Bill Delano dropped his law books and took charge of the Peace Corps training camp in Puerto Rico while a new head was recruited. ,

lMediccil Team In Toronto Adopts Doomed U.S. Family

, TORONTO (CP) —- Researchhlood samples taken from the gby a Toronto medical team . 128 known members of the ‘may save an Appomattox. Va., Mann family in the area. - - _ - - _ lfamily of 10 from the lingeringi if the complex chemical tests :?:'.t.'°'1')r'_s 132.3: c13§:::;fn pg; death that has already claimed . are positive. Virginia doctors ‘ Named‘

gtwo of its youngest membersiwill be contacted so that ex-~

The Mr. and Mrs.-pensive medication can start

Mann and their eight chil- j immediately.

idren. is threatened by the Ill-’ Jcumbigugilsmdﬁgiiﬁgiiiilgfinghcptx MUSE ‘lll2l:?3;A[°J3Gll“1ll€ 3|‘l‘0SlCd; Neumann said the disease - ' it if caught in time, but there are . may be arrested by daily in-

il t, , 3 mi 31 an ‘ no suitable research facilities. jeciinng of pencil] ' ' .‘gle shot costs more than $5.

ome. "When I« can pedal to work. chain my bike to a tree and not be regarded as some sort of screwball. I know I'm working the right place." Delano?

says.

«to ac ithrough her body. “At the moment our only

jsume people get this abnormal {amount of copper in their les "

the ‘in Virginia. A young St. Cath-

arines girl received treatment in hospital here and doctors re- port she now is normal. Louis Mann, in a long - dis- itance telephone conversation ;with the Toronto Telegram. said ihe had spent most of his sav- This week the !'eSC3l‘Cll icam. l ings on medical expenses for headed by r. ii ew Sass.-‘his children llfortsak. will start analyzing-

Mmady two of Mann 5 mull flems facing doctors is their ig- norance of the number of peo- ple who have died. and are dying, from the disease.

in his three-year-old ‘daughter Bonnie.

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CHARLOTTETO WN STORE ONLY

Summerside Store till 9:00

SATURDAY SPECIALS ON SALE AT 2 P_M_ SHARP

fice from May to July.

office, said ,char stolen 1 lines. l

Wuenciie

‘ Speclflcﬂlly. the charge nan? f >

wanted to; York to Philadelphia -i:im;i,£,:.: [of stock in International Bugil" ‘, Machines. knowing in.

Wuenche transported

H638 stock to have been stolen.

l Foster said‘ that including ii... iIBM stock, more than $109,000 1 worth of securities had been n... lgotiated for cash in New York ;Clty- Philadelphia and Mont.

al He said Wuenche sold tho:

ire . . bulk of

the amount

Poland Seeking“; %Canadici-n Wl-ieoii

7 WININIPEG (CF) The Fit

e the mute of copper‘ Press says Poland is reported , negotiating with Canada for the

[ bushels of wheat. The newspaper said Thursda at grain trade sources indlcai

ill : "W9 “OW “V9 l0 “ml Why ; negotiations centre around or- lrangcments for a credit agron- ment. Poland has been a s catiy

; wheat customer for Cana R. __.___..___.___.._e-

‘ TOURISTS FREED GERONA. Spain (Reuters!

amine. A sin- .

He said one of the main P|'0lJ- I Four British tourists delainrri last Friday after replacing s Spanish flag with part of a l.i.

ikini, were freed from pi~i,:..n

“It is such an obscure dis-§Tucsday and expelled from Hue case, so difficult io.detect. l country. The four at first wciq

1 There might be scores of pco- 5 charged with insulting the Span.

_ ‘pic who have died from it that ish flag. but later the charss

“We just don't know who lsiwc don't know about." he said.lwas reduced to “hooliganism."

said the 8CClll‘lllf‘§ were stolen from the firm’; of

Harvey G. Foster.‘ agent i charge of the New York FB W

ged . with transporliiiit Property across state

lpurchase of almost 12,000,000

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boys 1fS8Clkl0d1S3ll'l€lT the kilchenlang iilahv H-ih:l£l;$S gfillinl ation. We -think it is important . 'k.If“‘. Q Weresmal “ er ..' " '. l . . . . ‘ :(tIl'cd F ersl.nismi§icl4‘avIy lunowiiy throughout Kiiings as a violinist. lia_s Pgggefgtignvggvle“ 8:1: MENS V BOY s 2 Yoml‘ E Hos’ ; Weedox Wonder Bars 1 H." T cocounuf : 1 his OW“ Grclleslirav has 3lPl’°5“°d We’ Tv' ‘md he Plﬁyed for the‘: portunity of carrying on its ef- cOI'dlII'Oy COI'dlII'Oy ’ . 31- -- - -d d’ . _ : Ohemlca‘ wee?‘ killer m “P” z ' . I charming little daughter. Peggy. as she sang Mother Machief Torts on behnii-. of i in,-me.-n_ ‘ 1 5°‘: ‘ll’ '53‘ 1"’ _t‘}:‘5’ 9 “lam ‘ bar with 24-0. Will MCCCPOOIII Kodak _Black and 4 for Dr. A. A. (Gus) MacDonald at the dinner the So-Jris 1-Iosphai. During the present year th E “G Cusuﬂls cgguqk I M th , ete. compete wi coup‘ngs. cover Wproxlmatoly mom sq_ 3 Best “army 1 lb‘ mun bag‘. te mm_ ‘ trustee board tendered to mavrk his 60th airiniveirsary of medics . ff h ‘bl Black and green‘ Cushion msmes ‘a er / uppers. . 50 ft. lengths. ;i_ : q . Regular 3% pa. l practice e oiits ave been respons e, sky 6 11 ' H We L3,/L Regular $515 length. Rmular $198 each Regular 5339 Sen Regular .69c. r I The Olialesoii W9 Sill‘ "V9 0" "he I?‘““‘‘’' 1 “ad “°l’°“. ‘° "ls" we h-en?“ 1" pm I" hen?“ 2 P.M ' l I 265' -E I 2 mu. Special. i 2 P M Special. 2 P.M. spa.-iai. 2 PM. Special ’ P-”- sl’°°"" ' - 1 i, n: to eliminate the tax on firm - SP“ 3 - 3 P-M --P9¢l8l- ' I P-M- SlN-‘|'-lI-l- lnme of them in Bear River on my mp. hilt 9:8 “SM. 1m? T8 f i h -I t 4 I -I h 2 I out on me before I complete the day s itinerary 888. 0|‘ encoiirag ng t e govern- _ _ g . E . ellgfll . OCIC . SOT . C 2 mils for 99¢ I - cl >1‘;‘:l‘§.f.?...§1f.°i.i‘i‘2...§2i’Ji§.“§§f..f.? "'2': ...... -- - - . seed and fertilizer, in help_ ' ¢¢::¢A“‘.“‘:-“:AA‘¢AAA‘A=':"' ' V ' ' ' V‘ "' ' l ‘ 3 “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “¢ D - ' ..inthhf l . . .T (3 ' Sti-P., s I _ ii 7-'x“m"l°N °°ml’'-3 “9 "°"t wed‘ M” ’ ’°"‘.'"k ‘mm Lwe" wagrdseim:'oi,?e‘ii)pni3ai-l)iell‘ii)s".e ltii M‘ : Food choppgrs Alununum Teapots 'I‘li-.- new phlastigptiirecoratiiic Bath Tub- 0" I ~ i 2 Tllgniinental ‘Mk Direct“ L‘ W" mpg that lwesmck my helping the tobacco growers get Hers 2 Vlade in Fngland of sturd in ube 6 cu sire Cool bake. material silicone treated for Mﬂfs 5190705 R ootaiitly improving. reminds me of a talk I had with Keir. organized and in obtaining ad_ ree speed portable type , ‘cart i n cans” ti n Fine! In h dlli _— covering mmiture mtchem ’ S Heatherley. North Wiltslliire, a few weeks ago at the home of his am l as!” th th full size ejector boaters 9 0 n E0 ‘U0 0 - . e_ an e. u_rms ware shelves etc’ wmlout Large size mea- _ ‘ ii 1‘ Mrs. Beam” Gwham_ in m."da]bam_ I - i ona’ sancehon eimove- and special wmppmg disc 1 mexioum and coarse steel cuts shrair:er spout. Neat fitted paste. water .m Lacks Se“ sures 14 X 25% 12 x12. Asstrted Box spring and n Mr. I-ieatheirly recalled that he had hauled ilk to the Nhrthi ;n€ﬂ(li&.ﬁCOrntlntt}!‘) t e,Mai'“t'im1'ea. Fully gum I . 1 161's. ' Clamps on the table. cov. . “hes-we Hacking Each shed inches. colors. m I H I. .' ‘I m.. " ''"‘‘'‘“'° f“‘’’“’’’' l" 1” ‘M 3 1" me’ and the ii’i°.2°”.im"il d:I':tl0l'Iol?£8oCﬂ1'Tl:do:)’: seervi: R°'=’“l‘" 3595- . R“-W“ "-29- Regular $1.98. 3 x 18. Regular .96c R°3“‘“’ ‘Z93 2 PM Special “’“°' " her Thﬂciefactonmmtpeyserat that u m rroniin 11133-l es which it provides Farm ’ PM‘ S"°°“"- ' PM‘ s°°°m’ ' PM smia" ' ‘“°°l' ’ PM s"°°“"' ' EM’ s""”'“'" i I ' 2 PM’ s’°°m' li ' huh iaitmid-0ot:ober.lBdi 1-‘ .th Di 's Mﬂﬂlltgifﬂﬁ first Of 0 . iA:SoL)ia“(:)[l'I||'|'I:he Fe]mdﬂn;¥lll:l€;ls- _ 2 ghee“ for V T in: man couldn't recall the ice that nndniinn and in niwn ,, re“ housewares housewares housewares housewares housewares furniture furniture THE 1fv0R'nlkWluFhaltet' but he hepiliot three i in’ i .11 in i y in y waspaid 0fml' 0 “TR “amen '0 Dl'0V 8 ll V 113 355 3ll¢€ --::e: ‘ ‘ ‘ Access -- ‘* “ , -:: ‘A:-;;;- , es: . e . , ¢ --- ---- - - - -¢¢-- out half is hundred ooundstorhaulins it the first: it be. 3 I -7 _ _ ' "' ' "‘ """" " ' fl year.m::d fiveoegeirtsmifirie second year. I hauled milk to Kinkora .:Exfr '$,';'EK" ""’ch..’:;ed.. Id 4 0'“-V _ Bach umbnuu Porch and Floor Badminton S“, BASEBALL GLOVE8—Four if cheese fact from Rose Valley about 25 years . when I IE xer C ' ginger niwe fnniin-en inc new of 1 bout Next week at the Exhibition '5 Cm“ . "“° 1‘ W3” °“l' “'9 “”°° M ’“’“‘th"'f ’°°’ °"°”“‘°',ﬁ ‘goon the Dairymen’s Association will Ensemble . ' Attractiveiy designed two in... any on... inside 0, oninne 4-player set complete with 4 ‘me’ ‘°“'““”‘ ""9 ma‘ "‘ ‘am 85 fmigsitl wears‘ ‘tar lowierla few vZai§”iai'§'r ulI1u$na'tyi~ecaii be doing business at the old Durable long wearing frieze Fr 197"? back and seal» Piece bamboo Dole. make‘ you can’: find n begin, finish nylon string rackets. 1 net. 2- g;“hl'rh°“‘l’::°r‘ °°3°t'h°"' El “ndred rend - ' mn,ni,e.,- land with the usual dairy booth. _ 7' , 1, i i _ 1 vinyl covered headrest ella sy to assanble, innn M - ma tic sh ttle corks nd 1 - " ‘ ' cieau‘l:miFi‘atp(I!ri-iialoedved sizs forvehgefqs|ea.s]?n‘ilu"l‘glia¢hu\sti\asrea great s'1‘he undertaking is not in any green. 2 nc chesierfriglii "set. and arm s. Automatic handy to take to the beach. Enainel.mt(1!I:ePl,tN:f.4‘rru\11idooIdloiiri'I l“Esl"Sl’i:’“°M- a My ' PM’ smm’ i F‘ deal of money for a youngster at that time. The $25 went to buy sense a money making one. ll 2 and tables. 1 coffee table. 2 foot rest egular 8349 _ rete ours as well as R°?3"l5l‘ 549- Blwl‘ in 't, thaeeat intothebakuitill (id id l d' . . ., , , '-.-_ '. _ III e.,qHmm€ A to Prince of Wale; College siirne la n we“ piiT)licpri:,latiohsseelfloi'F lflrir lib: Recoil): selling for $23835. 2 P-M- SP9¢l3lv : P M smcm negjarlgl not water am 1 EM. Special. horsdllde . - “I W the days when mm wane umughed mn_m®h.. inc dairy-industry. 2 .M. Special. ‘ 2 P1": sped." $4 Regular $3.25 2 co zllsitﬁlr and $013; of M hm hm‘ real wougndv-_ 1 ‘mm This year the booth will be ,un.'m_° w $ .. ea. "_ Mm‘ 2 mm and . gnu. sped“ . nn 0 . 3 I 59-” tffedbfi ldiei- nut, ’ ‘ ' 3 llll I Iportl I eareandattevntion.tokoeptiheinalickmdstylisl1lookln¢ A Vl9l':]:dingt}¥Q];:|1-§Io‘;ﬁnc:gg;ol:' e:---: - - --:- .;- ,- in---":0. , - - -- ----- -::::-e--- - ,3”- '.- ° . _ _ U“ _ I‘ ‘ma. thi hr W88 in 1'9 lhe W899-m 0' 0'9!" ﬁnned 311* the province and the three girls swiivi MAsiis— may DRESSES BOY'S sui'i's- MEN'S SPOR 1' snin'rs— no vs’ V ' "U ‘ruin “" "°ek'”vismi-3" ”""“‘.i...‘I‘.""°“"‘“° the cow mm W" M" y mm ‘"'° ‘”°"° ‘'“''''"'“l’ ‘“ ”‘" sumenpmot Dias» Nylon and cotton. White on cloth‘. Long sleeves crease resistant 1-‘l--ece n...§'.'.‘..". .i...i.""""5; Gumnmd R""'P'°°‘ M’ T“ T°wE"3‘ F” ““‘”"" 53 ' °°"“’°“"°"' ' ' tie lemes set in Size 6-18 months. Size 6 only. cotton. little‘ or no ironing. long sleeves H21 f WI DON HOSE‘ semi “union mung’ me.‘ nd woomem‘ 0 o The Plibllc and dairymen alike ‘um’, r u bb H, Ragukr $298 Rem!“ $1” Pm“ in red blue ma on” M 001 I bﬂord or cum» call by DuPont. Size 9 to 1! Nu about 15 x M. N Bear Story Reactions Interesting ... invited to visit the dairy ,,,,,,,,_ , .. M ' * , .._n_ ' ' 5.... 3......’ '... ,.n.,.., ,,,,i S;-,,. S1,. .m,m;_'"}u_;'“*- Re:-in sin or me. mt RECENT hm W“ have WW“ W mm“ M mlesoﬁi gmckooi, nourishing. new... 32,50, s,..i.i Special .00 large. Regular 31.93 to $2.93. Regular: $1.39 1 :(rf‘nllOli8i’ST.llF:lli:PWEAR si 2 PM spam" -I - - 9 1 » 2 PM. = '99 fa“ .i..'.ie'.3“‘i.§iil".i"‘.’i".ru"l;°'l.‘..;.’°'.2ﬁ i:euniiu°]h‘gasN.:§r': iwiz:°uiti.u:i.ai Special BABYALLS: Good sun suns: As- 2 P.M spec-ini 99¢ 2 Piiié sl'Ve:'S.!ll AND wnaii sRegu- Mlaiii autli ‘Me.’ M’ 19c ' « - . li~ rd. ' . ' . . - ~ * ; ' .- ai hie din‘ days. to near people like Fmnkiie Roper who CHURCHES non Cnnnmm §,;’,: Ifmfge °‘:m, gfegd °°”°"; 5'1‘ A "F13 L D 5H0B’l'5- Ciilho P A N'rs— simiine 2 P.M. Special. ‘ iiihniliiiyy cztgiiw Te”. ‘iii: Knit "'3 tells me My an it ilsnclgdible to think there were Metal Sim 3?“ dollbltebyaeittulfgig-ems W" “Vie. wglsiidnnd wear cotton. Gay HEAD SQUARES All 17 x as Iselrs here at me time." Frankie ter to known to the sports icnniinnnd [mm N." in 11%“ 8” Reg '1 ex a wear dieclns lve and charcoal. shades ' ' , he i r in - ﬁnk}-3 , I - ' - - '1” “-93- Rmular $1.98-£2.98 &n.s'l_ meal if 1 . Sizes: . ' R°¢“l5" -990- »: ...=:.....=.;-.s.:..:.*=~v...m~.'=::.*..r=°..°.'.: °"°“ :...'-:".- 4 99 :,..“:; 19 ioo **°«i‘i='..,.*1-..=‘*'~" '" "éiic W”*-ii 3 99 "°""" ”°°' «don IwuuttlolitbeﬁoireIdo.Frarik'l'inney. ietown. 1 ' ' ' l ' Special I 2P.M. T. . . ﬁts‘ there wigs as luyllouzuorhi one :8 fields——{"ob-l Ai\i(,~,mcAN CHURCH’ c"p_ sporting goods youth centre youth centre men’: wear . Fngrilmwselzrcm ' ﬁepaefml Iom fun In" Villlly -l 0 Dlnllli B009 "-011 ll0mC ﬁrm’ am! and Springfield. St. JoIin'g, A--e: ;;,-- -- A A - - -- _ _ __ A 9 - u Glen Valley, noair Fredericton. called “Bear S ring". ’l"ei ’ " ‘ r “ ‘ ““‘ ‘ ‘ Tees‘-en - - - . -- - - H- U _ U C um duck to it, even though there was no water here in liisi f.',’,'ﬁ,,(f,‘;m','}"",'°'.',n':‘ 3° 5,-,';;-; Fully fashioned CARDIGAN PULLOVER lo match'oardi- BILLFOLDS: Men‘: or Ladies‘ :2 PIECE ' '°°°°°‘ '" :M- Tltlie legend was that a PMI Seliick had shot a hear there being chum euchiﬂj‘ ‘gm I m 1;: 13:33 Wotzlhblzl Kitten. 811 ass in Botany Wool. some Genuine leather Extra space service for ¥xE:lhl‘l:%1esEcl'elnT§— “Iain.-T2 8m:;, iszmnna in one me. i ‘ ' ms and Tart _ ' eeve ii ““;n'“!~0tlB' letitfr umwyzﬂfiun 3 vmatyﬁllaﬂy gm ,5] Rev. Canon '1'. E. Loder. rector. ' sis; to m ‘" ‘'°°°' 1' '0 l°" l‘l°"‘ll_ l°'l-l°" °8"l'- Gm mac‘; ‘gal!!!’ I Sites: &|'|lll..wl.Iled- Softens‘ M dq;T oil? ihoush We endev ebou or years. TRYON PASTORAL Charge. It - 2 PM. a I Regul . ' '- """ 3" °" '°‘ - -’ ~- ' T . can that Mm A-. M- “"3” " ‘V’ - "°" """'°‘ W '. The United Church of Canada. 2 PM. Slleeial 1.99 ,,',':f"' ' , PM" fl?“ gem. sp...-in 1 p.m. Special 99 3 I M lunch! 88‘: ion. .» 1*" "M" "':h;':;.d"”h.;“,f‘,,,‘?_'§"*°’ fl” ,_":"""’ ‘WW '* ‘""lRev. w. A. MacQuarrle. on. ouivss in nylon netting ‘_ -Ghee . Wrincn SALAD snrs- aors' 'r. siiiiirs .. sin.-i svpeclai. each war ulbluunwmmﬁm for he more eveiIn¢ next day they saw. mmuu._ in ,cim.‘,_ 1-1-ynmsnn. ti-kiiI'iiedmi:itfi satin and lace. Fleocy lined WlND-ClIEA‘l'- SCHOOL BAGS: Genuine le - cmat(d:::aF‘rlfits.ldesign.d Bow‘. :3? Mn?‘ con” ‘M u "M" an ' - ‘day School at 10 am. worship White colours. Sizes ans- wiiiu only. sizes Isa-. ‘ '1 - Inc? Guiana WM ”"'““°""' "'°"nn,.,“' ‘“-" ""' ‘ M“"”°'.."“°" “’°"‘ It 11 IJII. crapaud. wmiiip It s. ll. 1.. s. M. 1.. ”°""“ P°¢*°"- Wooden sex-van in olive. blue and wine and CIIIOSC Cloth tin it the uiimai which brought Visitors from no I m . “.3”. .2” 1 new!‘ ‘a. dotitilkque carrying” handles. Regular 81.3 set. gold Stay 5-16 Wipliu and 12 TI v ~‘ 5” _ v. . . - . N» _. « - - _ ;q_ -- _ nnmamw _ 0,!‘ C . H '1-:;i:i_.'lreemi-I. - I2 "Sud" iii gnu. special 2 PM. special. set 790 2 P.M?rl£ci‘sl-um. 690 mu" ‘"° 39!! iii; o Comm unuea is-pa-e church. 3ln‘ln8- - I--rv em. I Inca’: .. » ”"°" ------ -- ---- .... -- -- U- _ ____ U ___ . ear 5.... mi ~ ,__M 351;! agmg-.n;ﬂ_eg|--w-iv-7 - ~ v v v - =~- -- : - : . --. - - - pi... MIIBGIG. showed. mean‘. . . ay as usna. . ' " ' ' v - ---u -- - --:,,-- :-e in, her Mouugd Dow , vnmonml 3.. mi. mm, ,...,. ,,,.... Home no phone orders on specials! - -ﬂei'IpairHI'ddlsiiuse.1diin'tiiuittotel1l ' A ’ in lV.b¢uuIeltu.liindisphgtofN0RTl‘IIDlCl-ll¢l1ll'l¢- . :3, . Mills toranuw. u I must yon.1i.u a.iii. limb nsaeqiio ' m h . UUIIQ ‘ ‘ . lunch Ids Association a¢- ‘ _ V p O I I M“ I '1‘. VII