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Gail Carter, North Milton. Jepry Doyle, Summerville, this year’s King kneels beside Miss Carter while — his turn to be

LAST YEAR’S Queen, Linda Paoli, Charlottetown, is shown above as she places the crown on this year’s 4-H Club Queen,

crowned. The coronation of “Rural Royalty” was one of the highlights of the Annual. Rural Youth Fair.

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won the junior division with her topic being “Good Man ms’, and Mary Hynes, Sum-

WINNERS OF the public speaking contest are Norma Yeo, Central Lot 16 (left), who

merville, winner in the senior division with her topic being “Community Leadership’,

Jerry Doyle, Gail Carter Crowned 4-H Sovereigns

Jerry Doyle of Summeérville;Charlottetown. Mrs.

“and Gail Carter crowned 4-H King and Queen at} the ninth annual Rural Youth | Fair held last night at the Wo-| men’s Institute Building on the Provincial Exhibition Grounds. ‘The new members of ‘Rural | Royalty’’ were crowned by their predecessors, Eugene Donahue of Cornwall and

of the Prince Edward Island Jun- ior Farmers Federation, presid- |

Hon. W.R. Shaw, Premier and | Minister. of Agriculture, was in- } troduced by Cecil J. Stewart, pre-| | sident of the Provincial Exhibition

: ; fed the show.

Linda Paoli el | Premier Shaw recalled the num- | ber of years he had been as-

= | sociated with club work in the)

Professional Cards

Chartered Accountants

“f. Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce

tending of having his- whole) hearted support. Mr. Stewart welcomed the group on behalf of the exhibition association.

The dress review with Miss | Manja Salome of the Middleton |

; Building 4-H Garment Club as commen- Summerside, P. E. 1. Phone 2235 tator proved to be another out- | 7 standing success.

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Among those participating were:

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited | Margaret Richards, Roma Bag- | Fire — Aute — Casualty nall, Débby MacAdam, Barbara 8 \ Sumner St. Summerside | Anne LaPierre, Catherine Ste- a venson, Heather Jorgenson, Optometrists Maureen Cronin, Annie Boyle, Mary Kaye Murphy, Gloria Mac- E. E. Parkman Lean, Sylvia Poirier, Edith Mac- Opt. D, 2.0. Gregor, Janet Rodd, Ruth Robb- | PHONE 3287 lee, Ella Hamill, Charlene Wright, Summer 5i ss. \ Scien | (Norma Howard, Carol Gillespie, Judy Thomas, Vera MacPhail, B. F. Hunter, 8.0. |Enid Coles, Coreen Grant, Diana Summerside, P.E.1. - Phone 3116 ' Rodd, Carylin and Marilyn Mac- | SMALLMAN’S BUILDING Eachern, Grace Lyle, Marcella | Gallant, Mary McCardle, Jen- Photographers hette Boudreault, Polly England, The Read Studi and Joyce Lowther. D. W. SEARS PUBLIC SPEAKING ° In the public speaking competi- | Barristers |tions, Norma Yeo, Central Lot 16 4-H Calf Club took first place

|with Gemma Dunn of the Morell 4-H Garment Club second and Beth Matheson of the Cornwall 4-H Garment Club third.

George R. MacMahon,

{Also ’ Kensington on Saturday‘s)

dos ones Sommerside me et “ The winners, in the senior division were Mary Hynes

A- B. Campbell, BA, LL.B.| of the Summerville 4H Calf Phone $’Side 3818 | Club, Joan MacFadden, Central Crockett? and Gallant Bidg. Stide|Lot 16 Calf Club and Donald

province and assured those at-| Co rine Grant.

|Ione Wood, Tryon, jto the 29th

Entertainment was provided by the Hunter River 4-H Gar- iment Club, “The Freetown 4H , Calf Club, the Brooklyn t | Club, the Summerville 4-I ment Club, The Alexander 4-H |

Calf Club and the Egmont Bay T | Association, and officially open-| 4.4 Garment Club.

| Special

guests introduced in- cluded the members of the Nat-

| jonal 4-H Club delegatiow. They

|were: Enid Coles, North Milton; Borden; Verna

|MacPhail, Meadowbank; Sylvia

{ Calf |

Poirier, Miscouche: Diana Rodd, |

North Milton; Manja Middleton; Sandra MacGregor, | East Baltic; Ethan Garrett, East

| Baltic, Wilma MacPhail, York |Point; Wendell Bernard, Free- town; Wayne Dickieson, New

|Glasgow; Eugene Donahue, Corn-

Salome, |

; wall; Gordon MacMillan, Corn- | |wall and Daniel Nisbet, New | Glasgow. iP Others introduced were Mrs.

1959 delegate National 4-H Club Conference, at Washington D.C. and James D. Moore, manager,

Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs, |

Ottawa. POTATO CHAMPIONS

Harold Coffin, of Cherry Hill |

was declared the Provincial Seed Potato Champion and Alton Rodd of Nerth Milton the table potato champion at the Provincial Har- vest Exhibition yesterday.

In the Provincial Pasture Im- | ; provement Competitions,

MacRae of Brookfield was Grand Champion with A.S. Mac- Ewen of Stanley Bridge taking the reserve championship.

The championship for seed oats went to Keith Wheatley of War- ren Grove and the reserve to Charles Jones of Powhal, Mr. Jonés also took top prize for the best exhibit of table turnips.

Other firsts went to Joseph

| MacInnis of St. Peters for broe-

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Sterling | the |

Sterling | Matheson of the Wheatley River | folk. of Milton were| MacRae of Brookfield, president) 4-H Calf Club, third.

| Youth Display Many Talents At Fair

THE GRAND Champion and Reserve winners in the Provin- ¢ial Pasture Improvement com-

petitions are shown here fol- lowing the announcement of the _results at yesterday's Provin-

| articles they made themselves duri the past year. Shown

THREE OF the many attractive

models who are als» members ing

of 4-H Garment Clubs who pre- | above admiring the large doll

sented a display of the many made by Joyce Love of Corn- | NEW STYLE

‘Se Oo ars i ps SAN REMO, Italy |‘ AP‘—Ital- jian* tailors say the well-dressed

man of 1960 will wear a single breasted jacket with two buttons and a vest matching the suit.

Presented

The Women’s Institute Scholar- ship offered by Second Queens have been awarded to Miss Donna Lewis and Miss Pauline Swan, both of York.

These scholarships were recent- |

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Kensington

ly presented by Mrs. A. Stewart. Friday - Saturday 7:15 - 9:15.

This Institute district comprises Matinee Sat: 1 p.m.

}the institute at: Millcove. Suf- .

Dunstaffnage, Marshfield, | Gun Battle at

| York, Covehead Rd. West Cove- | Lh

head, Stanhope and Winsloe Monterey

| North. Starring Sterling Hayden, os

——--—- | ela Dub¢an. Ale serial.

coi Stanley Willis of Cornwall’ ~~. sage? Ger- | for caulifidwer and GH. Van- eee - Tues. “KING

Kampen of Spring Park for ae

Brussels Sprouts.

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‘ATTENTION DAIRYMEN A=

SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY '

MASTERMIX 16%, DAIRY RATION $ BAG LOTS

CASH PRICE — CWT. ......... idle $3. 15 DILLON & SPILLETT LTD. Chick Hatchery

70 Queen St. Charlottetown Dial 3626

Authorized

MASTER FEEDS

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MONTAGUE “KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS”

FRI, - SAT. FRI, 8:30 P.M. In color with George Montgomery - Dianne Brewster ~

SAT. 8 and 10

: Edgar-Buchanan Wild ‘horses and land grabbers, The sensational . chase to catch the wild stallion, A young boy is -involved. A young widow's land is to be sold. A western action thriller. See

Montgomery -foil t foil the land sharks. ,Love helps out

SPECIAL MATINEE SATU IRDAY, 2 PM. FREE TUMBL ER SETS:

COMING MON. - TUE. . “IMITATION OF LIFE” Lana

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; ee 97-2;

S Souk 28 32-2

cial Harvest Exhibition. ~Ster- ling MacRae, Brookfield took top honors and A.S. MacEwen of Stanley Bridge was second.

TABLE POTATO exhibits at , table branch, supervising in- : the 1959 provincial harvest ex- | spector, George MacDonald rer hibition are closely scrutinized | (left) and the district supervis- by two of the top local officials | or, Bay field Ellis. Samples on of the federal ‘department of | display yesterday as judging eee Fruit and Vege- — included such in-

Escapee Caught, Had Gone Fishing

ALBERTON BUREAU ; ful custody OF THE GUARDIAN| McCue is said to have distrac- A resident of Tignish. Gratton ted the jailor by asking him_to

| bérton | night was picked up yesterday | said to have spent most of the afternoon at North Cape and’ day lodged in the Prince County Jail up’ by ROMP.

town

jin Summerside. WANTED

| The escape was made through a

narrow opening in the steel door

lof the cell during a brief ab

| sence of the jailor. GIRL CLERK A piece of ‘wwo by four’ from for_general store

the bunk was torn loose and used ‘

}to loosen one of the inch and a Apply Box 12,

|half by half-inch thick welded Guardian, Montague

| steel bars in the door. The escapee |.

| McCue, who broke out of the Al-| make a phone call for _him_ in| ‘ jail . Wednesday order to get. bail. The escapee is—

fishing before being picked,

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termediate and late varieties as Kesw.ck, Kennebec, Sebago and Katahdin. The exhibition held in conjunction with the Rural Youth Fair opened of- ficially last night and will con- tinue _toaay.

INCREASE TAXES

SINGAPORE (Reuters) — The boreui 4 elected left - wing govern- oe of. Singapore Wednesday | announced an immediate in- crease of taxes on imported to- bacco and gasoline and on va- cant land holdings to further strengthen the -finances of the | state.

SALE Rummage and Pantry Sale in aid of Montague Women’s Institute Saturday,- Sept. 26th LEGION HALL Starting at 2 p.m.

lis scheduled to appear in court | jin Summerside this morning on | Charges of being intoxicated in la publi c place and escaping law-'

| DR. W. A. SHEA

MAYFAIR

Will Ibegabsent from his office at Alberton Fri from

28 to Oct. 12th

inclusive.

Sept.

wall are ‘left! Charlene Wright. Middieton and Ruth Robblee, Tryon.

mother. a forceful.

Is the operation successful?

ADULT POLIO CLINIC

For Ist, 2nd, 3rd inoculations for Vernon

THEATRE, MURRAY. RIVER. - Sat., September 2:

“PROUD REBEL”

In color. A Disney Production. With ALAN LADD, OLIVIA DEHAVILAND A story of a man, his son, and a’ dog. The boy is a mute, the charming woman. Sée Collie sheep. dog round up laggard sheep. The kids and parents will love this show. Ladd as a penniless southerner with his son, his horse and dog roam the country to find a doctor to save his boy.

COMING MON. - TUE. “WOLF LARSEN” with Barry Sullivan.

- 26—8:30 p.m.

River & surrounding districts at

VERNON RIVER SCHOOL Friday, Sept. 25th—7 to 9 p.m.

Turner - John Gavin. The greatest show of all times.

C A b | TO L—-summersiDE

“TONIGHT (FRIDAY) 7—9:20 SAT. 2—7—9:20 2—BIG HITS—2

TWO YOUNG 13] 4 Auli TERRIFIED TEEN-AGE en aa

p.m.—Howards Cove

arrive 4.30 p.m,

WANTED! FEgmont Bay arrive

p.m.

p.m.—St. Peter's arrive 6.00 p.m,

. i SFLDEN BATON orci HUN AEESEINER Somnr wy AND J EADY “~

—AND—

“FLAMING FRONTIER”

=N Bruce Bennett — Jim Davis

arrive

COMING NEXT WEEK *’ Audrey Hepburn

“THE NUNS STORY”

p.m.

a.m.

ATTENTION - FISHERMEN

ALBERTON INDUSTRIES (formerly Hutt Brothers)

Are pleased. to announce they are arranging to have a new type fishing boat on show at the times and places shown. Their representatives will be in attendance and will be: glad to answer any ques- tions or give information They hope that a large number of their fishermen friends will take advantage of this opportunity to examine the boat and make themselves acquainted.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28—

Skinners Pond arrive 10.00 a.m.- arrive

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29—

7.30 a.m a.m.—Summerside arrive 10.00 am.-—Berden noon—Victoria arrive 3,00 p.m.—Canoe Cove arrive 5.00

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30—

Charlottetown arrive 8.00 a.m.—Tracadie, arrive 9.00 a.m —Savage Harbour arrive 11.00 a.m.- arrive 4.00 p.m—Shipwreck Point

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1—

North Lake arrive 8.30 a.m.—Souris arrive 1100 a.m.— Annandale arrive 2.00 p.m. ~-Montague arrive 4,30 p.m.— Gaspereaux arrive 6.30 p.m, &

FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 2—

Murray Harbour North arrive 8.00 a.m.—Murray Harbour 9.30 a.m_—White Sands. arrive 10.30 a.m.—Wood Islands arrive 12.30 p.m.—BeHe Creek atrive 3.00 p.m— Pinette Harbour arrive 4.00 p.m.—Point wc arrive 6.00 Charlottetown arrive 9.00‘p.m,

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3—

Oyster Bed Bridge arrive 9.00 a.m.—Rustico arrive 10.00 New London ‘arrive 1.00 p.m.—French River arrive 3.00 p.m,—Malpeque arrive 5.00 p.m.

to anyone __ interested.

Ebbsfleet 3.30 p.m.—West

arrive 1.00 Point

a -Mount Carmel! arrive 8.30 arrive 12

—Morell arrive 1,00