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pearle platinum class. On hisq right is Lloyd Lockemy of Ham-

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ISLAND FOXES STAND H Island foxes stood high in thetFalr. Parvin Cass of Summer- judging at the Maritime Winter side is seen Judging the lightl

U.S. Makes New Inroads In Canadian Wheat Sales

limit its agricultural products pariment of trade and commerce ‘he S“mm"3ld¢ I-I009"?! ClUb,h°iP dell’!!! U01“ 1101988?-9| €1- disposal program. '

By DAVE OANCIA Canadian Press Staff Writer

surplus

OTTAWA ICPJ-—Unlted states‘ slild

surplus disposal programs during st year have made sizeable hope that by co - inroads into Canada's wheat and consultation

thela

Mr.

Fleming expressed the operation and “we can

Wed, Nov_ 6. 1957 The Guardian Page 11

Sfﬁde Lionettes Name New Officers At Annual Meeting

The annual dinner meeting ofleontributed to the C.N.1.B. and

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which re-viewed business Candi. was held Thursday evening at‘penses to the convention in mm. m the Caribbean, “id dur. Birch Hill Tourist Home, the IMaine. They also assisted in a ing the first six man s of ths president Mrs. Yvonne Ahern Ministral show conducted by loc- year. Trinidad reduced her pur- presiding. club, served suppers during i08E*il‘3l chases of Canadian‘flour to N The election of officers result- the Lobster Carnival and also

Finance Minister Fleming ciri cud

ti- Trade Commissioner Roy

3581191)‘ I1 New York Blake. based in Port of -Spain,

fr.t:m satisfied with assurancesi the current issue

Assets Of St. Paul’s‘Credit Union Now Total $144,089

A dividend of 2 per cent on informed. share capital for the past year! Gilbert Gaudet, president of St. the result of steady gowth each‘-Anthonys' Credit Union and a

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ilton. Prince Edward Island.

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R IN FOXES

The long row of ribbons will the top winner in the fox showIer of high quality foxes for many‘ attest to the fact that Géorzc at the Maritime Winter Fair.-years. A. Callbeck of Summerside was Mr. Callbeck has been a breed-‘

W STERN - GUARDIAN

Hamilton Rancher Was Big MONTHLY Meeting Canadian,

Legion Kensington Branch. Wed- nesday Novcmbcr 6th, 8.30 p.m_

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(Speciall-

llamilton was

K. erby; 3. Calibeck; I Mills. the Pup female—— 1. and 3. Lock-

SAD NEWS RECEIvED_“\h.S' big WlI‘iIl[‘l‘. ill ‘.W8I'lllIT1('Iel‘l)y; 5. and 6, Callbeck, xelm Boulwn Vmoria receI\._ _inter l-‘air I-‘ox show ‘ the? Pearl Platinum extra Light: ed the sad news of the dealh final day of competition as peariI Adult Male— 2. Callbeck; of her mother. Mrs. Richard Cor- Plallnums hold in centre of Lockenby: 5. Mills. rigan. Glasgow Scotland. 9 5 - . PUP M8i9— 1. Caiibef-‘it: 3-

‘ Lockerby had both the grand Lockerby; 6. Mills

HOT CHICKEN Suipper, Cent- champion and the reserve grand‘ Adult male— 1 Lockerby;

ral Bedcque Hall. Saturday, champion pearl platinum fox.‘3. Callbeck; 6. Mills I

Nov. 9th Sponsored by W.l. scrv- He had the champion and the-‘ Adult FL-male—- 1..Lockelby;i in; 5 p.m. Sale of fancy work by reserve champion male and the‘3. Calibeck; 6. Mil . I Baptist Mission Circle. reserve champion emale. Hef Pup female— 1. Lockemy; 4.I .'hdf’ f'tl' d‘ hCll ;7.'.

REGULAR THURSDAY mgm daily‘ ive lI‘S pacings uringt cl acbeckbn lllidéljls reserve cham- dance 31 ‘he Canadla“ L°5=""“ - Other placings of Island foxes;pion pearl platinum male— LK Home. Kcnsington. Music by the‘ and the championships are as Locke y_ ' Mcllowaires. Dancing frun 9I30Ifol]0wS: Champion pearl platinum to 12230. Admission 50 cents. pearl platinum. Medium: ImaIe__ Adan Neuson‘ ion female

fe-

Pup male—- 1. George A.I Reserve champ — 5 ~ h Call-beck: 2.’ L.K. Lockcrby; 3.1 Lockemy. w;H?o1t;gR:e?dYinupp:rO;:hnl§e Ernest M 5. Reserve Grand champion Hall Green Street Summer idc: Pea” Platinum ugh“ . L°°k°“b'y‘ ' ‘ Adult malc— 1. and o. 3_

on Wednesday November 6 has LK“ CG“ °f‘ sir°"Mﬂ]l' Locked”? been postponed till Thursday éandf 5

Lockerby; 7. G.A. Cali November 14th. Supper will be '1

I Pup M e—— 1. Lockerby; Progeny of dam; 1. Locker- -3. Callbeck ' by; 2. Callback; 4. Mills.

“’"°“ "°’“ ‘*" I Adult female— 2. and 5. Lock-I terment “.35 in me People: lot He will come up " Cemetery, Summer-side_ admission to the Prince Ed-wardICar'

Hold Parties pemi0ns_ . I)selan_;imbar on Thursday, Novom-‘ I

Girls: Grade I and lI..Pret~I Former 4.3 CLU35 MEET 1:” ‘MCMJII .ed h. I CRAPAUD At M‘ h tiest, Mary Mallett tpumpkin . . ' .°" "~‘°*’-‘V . l~‘~ CREAMERY co. lscouc 9 girl! Funniest ahelley Gaudcti Bu|lder Dles 0 Tonovro (CP) _ Boys and: "."‘Y °d'“°‘"‘°“ I“ K°"5"‘9‘°" (The Groom) ' ls representing 4-H and 4-H High‘ later ‘funded St‘ mm’ '

V973’ 9“-l°3"bl" H‘“°w°’°“i Boys Grades 1 and 11, Pret- p-une,-.1 "N; f (h 1 I homemaki clubs across Canada 93””-‘5 5iP°“'° by "'9 Smd‘ tiest Donald Brown. (Catt; Fun-igdwin L T 1 C“, all-Ime Vale will meet here for National C‘ ‘ “”‘ C°‘“‘°“- “'9” Mid l" M5‘ niesi Louis Rushton twitcht. 19 nd '5 gym (id 1 at a. Week Nov lt‘rZl. The program """°h° P3” 33” °" Th‘"’ Girls. Grades 3. 4 and 5— ~ yma B m-“me” C were held will feature a dress revue with d"3'- Ociob“ tiest Louise Poirter zfairyl; md 9 “mt Church Summer’ girls from the dilfiferen-t VF0'Vill¢PS

5‘ 3 °‘°l°°k- ‘M V°““5“°"‘Funniest' Valeria Arsenault Sl.e M muudu" Ocmber mh modeling dresses made by them- from Grades 1 to 5, all in gay Iw00dcu'ue,i_ Wm‘ Rev’ CR‘ wwber °m°“' selves as part of their club work. t-sstumes, paraded from the Boys‘ Grades ‘ and 5_ Best 11115 I-Ii-llitd by REV. Keith Hob‘

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School to the hall where they‘C I I, [NC] CI ' . son and Rev. Grant Walls of had a hilarious time marching: Fousniﬁz; igélarles €;';uc(mf.wI'8Ia.North Bedeque. Members of the dancing and playing games.'LJdy,l ’ Masonic lodge were in atten- l’l'll€s were SW91! i0!‘ 9 bf-‘Si, special prize‘ Dom“ pmﬂdahce with services conducted costumes. and all were treated g Edm, M,¢.Iby Past Master John Matthews to candy and apples. I 01¢, _

in 9 ¢V°"I“8- ‘l‘‘‘ , Pret-I The deceased was a farmer from Grm". 6 "° 9 w°"_ tiest. Cheryl Perry, I" sh- for many years and spent fifteen turn entertained; Th°"'. “Ne iored girll; Funniest. Jeannettelyears in western Canada where “"3” mi" ‘IL “mh dammg and Gallant told LEM); Most Work. he was a master bridge builder ‘~"'“"°5‘ , Dina Deskoches. (Patchwork with the cgudiim Ngﬁonﬂ

The muowm‘ ‘Y’ mo ‘mu Quilt)' Oddell. Julianne Der lullways He also engaged in winners in the costume com-'R0Che‘s (TV Se“. Mos, org-m, '

- ' ' ' contracting work.

1 ' ' (lad __ ‘ Egdclalre Mm. Lea“, “H The late Mr. Taylor was born

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Boys. Grades 6 to 9—- August- in Desfloches, iCowboy‘: ClaudeI

P'°i°“l°"°l C‘"d’ Gallant Ilndianl; Roy Steele (Sailor); Lloyd Gsudet (Mars): Ci'|Ci"i’°i'°d John Gaudet (Tramp); smiley

Acc°un+°n+‘ I)|:I:;‘Ii)ert’I:éiki)aii); Eddie Gsuds.-t.}

T- Enrle Bloke Co. —— _TONIGHT (WED.) 7:15-9:10 I THURS. 7:15-9:10I

Canadian Balahk of ommerca FLEIING To CANADA I No MATINEE THURSDAY

Summarside, P.E.L. PETOIIO 2135 Io)“ x.1‘yd_ I

jisn. an Armenian who helped Cyprus police capture some ter- rorists then tied the British coi- ony after receiving terrorist

INSURANCE R. n Ellis a son Limited

Fire — Auto - Casualty Iinzlid Bergman. Mel Summer st. summers l

I Sailor's Case

_ is survived by one brother. Pres-

I "Paris Does Strange Things

Ferrer and the great French

formed in 1946. Share capital has ion League was guest increased to $131,761.15. althmiuli and in hi: inspiring membership ‘dropped slig the past year from 626 to 619. I

Colnmenlins 00 PF0SldenlIwork being done within the un- Woods report, Rev. Justin Mac‘ ion. Mr. Gaudet spoke of the, Donald congratulated ‘he Dresid- bond of friendship that exist; in‘

Unusual One At Summerside

W33 speech last week. Canada is fari Trinidad. in a report piiblisvlicd in mala as the result of a move by of Foreign the Guatemala th the U.S. government willl’I'rade, a publication of the de- prov

ties

revohmg fund Set up by the Am. gey. .\lrs ?\larcia'Schurm;in, and erican international co-operation MP5» M3l‘i0ll WHIP.

year since the organization wasIdii-ector of the P.E.l. Credit l.'n- Wm Weak" sed generally that Canadian ex- Id _ . add"‘55 porters can obtain a share Iliiy 1" lb-‘J5 ill.’-Chi)’ C0l\8|'3iUlﬂl0TY 0i the business in the Caribbean area ireporis giyen and the excellent only by offering goods that 311*‘ Mrs. comparable in quality and priceibaiance of $102.48 on hand. with those from other countries.

Ilour sales_ to Caribbean coun- find some better way of meeting 300.000 ‘pounds from 44I_086.002‘ ed 35 follows; president, _Mrs_Isponsore._j the dot] can-{age pu. res. traditionally a stable Cana-, our very real farm problems than pounds in the corresponding pe» Dom Morrison; vice president, site during cu-ruval week, dlnn outlet. . . by following any ‘bazaar - my - rind last year. . 5. Joan Grant; secrr-iary. The next meeting to be held

Thr°“u' ‘“h“‘“°" r°"°I‘”"3‘ “°I3hb°"’ P°“‘-'i’5~" , ‘he 53”“? P°“°d U-5 “I95 Mrs. Norma Mclvor; treasurer, at the home of Mrs. Kay Callag- fgnsdshand barter agreements that Among the hardest hit outlets increased to 28.100000 pounds M” Cam Keuy; (.,,u,m1I(,,5I hang

. . as managed to boost its ex-‘ for Canadian flour and wheat. from 6.900. the previous year. I M” Daisy Thompson “,5 p?r(t:s to the area at the exzpenseﬁ were the British eastern Carib Similar situations were report _ Dormhy Macquarriﬁ MI‘ ‘Ka'y ° Thlxzdlnan 5935"‘ 1. . h. h'B§€,"C°8‘+"m°5' In the Barbad” “d Brmsh Gm" Callaghan, Mrs. Marjorie !\1ac- ‘t I

'° ° ‘’°'“" “’ ‘°. “'3 Leilcn Tail Twister Mrs Dru” Sp‘ a W. The market for Canadian wheat ‘ ‘ ' '

_ een Kelly. vmuany closed m Guam The following conveners In also appointed:

Since July

government

ide special financing facili- ways and "‘”“5' M” F'd"h_ “I55 Em,” Oﬂonoran 18 of for local millers only if the (73591 .lC‘.;p(,' Traverse is sun a'pa(‘ion[ 1 mm?” buy U 5' whee" ”"°“gh 3 Teleph0ne' Mrs' Jnan Lerurl in rince County Hospital where

Silt‘ has been confined since the . iii: of July ‘ Ente tainme I. Mr Pl1\lllS mnrm ». .

”“5”a“°n r n 5 ‘ was scierely injured in a two-

Assiaant trade commissioner B881-“-I9. MP5. -IOSIC‘ D€i3ll<‘)' and

. ‘ k --d N . R. M. Dawson. who reported on Mr. Bonnie Schurman. “l.&s;a((;.lH:II:)r::I w‘;rSthI0Trhya°€e Nicaragua. said Canadian salesr Publicity. .\irs Norman §\lc- bgcn‘ .,.a,1\fen.ed [mg week to mere dropped by $250000 135‘ 1"" Vl('l(iI‘l|i':*l General litiuiital in Hel-

year and will probably drop as Sick. Mrs. Jean Ozon. Mrs , . 0 mU<'h 0? mm”? during 1957- ‘Polly Mullen. Mrs. Estelle Link; :f1ax,h.TI‘It(_I?:leIIIl: :mf.lu fssldggelg The trade commissioners re 19” pmwined ‘for 3 “ml:

is a daughter of Mr. and John itlltilltlran, Cape TI‘£<l\t‘l‘\l‘

er. In her report, the retiring pres» gm. ent reported a very successful M ‘\ year for the club. The treasurer

Phyllis Baglole reported a

ing fr 14 countries stres-I

of thc‘ Norway expects to increase its

Ielectricity production by 30 per The Lionettes during the year 3cent between 1958 and 1961.

Ith . direcI1ors and members forIa credit union and stated thatl Liberian freighter “Atlziwill.” . 9”‘ (‘X99 “ll WOFK they art’ do— the credit union movement is presently unloading a cargo of "Ill but warned them a:ain<t.onc of the soclties today that is fertilizer at the Summcrside Ma-' C0"lPI3C9ll(‘y and Urged lhom In a bulwark against greed. intoler- rino Wharf, poses 3 rather un.~ keep forging ahead to do greater‘ ance. selfishness etc.

§0t]iia(Ie problem for SumrnersidcIlhineRisr igutgllgeaIIul:re.1d I I In th . Gacilidet was thanked by

. .reseno eeriet.

The sailor. a . tromIP.E.l. Credit Union League told‘ Othleresmenmbers and vLsitors T. British Honduras. was taken intol the meeting that St. Paul's Crcrt- who spoke briefly were: Vance custody after assault charges it Union is one of the outstand- Bridges Elmer Moore president We“? laid by the Greek Calllallliing unuons on P.1-2.1. .statingIof Trinity Credit Unioh Andrew‘ 01' the Ship. Who 311889! V1181 the that their success was apparent-‘ LeClair Fred Gallant treasurer I: 3°°“59d Smlck him during 1?“ ly in their hardworking officer-iI The 'credit commlitee report :v’:1‘;I‘e““5;:f!!‘r’]’;I:I'r‘:;d5h‘;“ aid many industrious memberslwas read by Edward Glllis, the

_ a congratulated the prcsident,.treasurers report by Fred Gai- . nt

The arrest of a sailor from thei°“‘

Captain, the accused pleaded d~ _ . . “not guilty" in Police Court yes-‘ lllxlstom and member‘Sh'p' ‘he supervisory °°m' '

terday morning, where he main- Stated

. . . that many members are lL:;n8d_ that the Captain in order ‘not aware of me personal imm__

him t w rk had m . sumng refgranges to his a.fIle°gr’(:‘ ance that is available throughIlowing directors who were re ‘ and that the Captain CUNA. as_well as the loan andelected for another term of of- =

had Struck him m.SI_ Iahare insurance. He said there fice: Messrs. Leo Blacqulere, “I” evidence I-mm me Iwolare many important benefits to‘ Wilfred Gallant. Theodore Gal- men Involved In the Inc,-den‘ was be derived from this insurance‘ lant. Alyre Gallant; Alban Arsen- heard by Magistrate E.H. Strong, ‘and related how information willg atilt, credit committee; Elmer “,3, case was adjourned um“ F,-I. made available so that the‘ Pineau. audit com day morning membership will become better‘ A lunch followed Meanwhile the accused is un-I der detention at Prince CountyI Jail. and his immediate fu-tureI seems rather uncertain becausei the Captain has indicated he will‘

The nominating committee

mittee. adjournment.

joined the,

. Stan's University and i from where he graduated in 1957.

In 1956 he was articled to W. Chester S. MacDonald. Summer-I side. and in 1957 he articlcd to W.S. Kennedy Jones. Speak-

no Canadian passport the accus- cd is not at liberty to travel in‘ this country. and consequently the matter is of interest to Can- adian Customs and immigration officials.

er of the Nova Scotia Lcgislat-I

on Prince Edward Island and “F9. LlVPl‘P00i. I

returned from the West to take M“ M°M3h““ ‘_““‘“d5 i" °P°“'

over the farm in Wilmot for his °m°°5 Sh ‘I-" 1“ S“mm9"51d°‘ Kensi ton. He is mam’

parents and worked it for a number of years. He and Mrs. Taylor would work the farm in the summer rron-ths and move to Summcrside for the winter. The deceased was twice mar- ried ahd from the two unions there were no children. Besides his second wife former Mrs. John W. Hogg. he

the former Gertrude Fergus- on of Liverpool.

GOOD SIGN HARWICH. England ICPI —— Groups of as many as 20 grey seals have been seen in the estu- ary of the River Stour. Locall

Iherald a mild winter, ton in Summerside. the last sur-

. . . GEORGE MCMAHON viving member of the family; also a number of nieces and

nephews. A sister, Mrs. Fulton To

Simpson died two years ago at . the home of her daughter in‘ NOVCI SCOTICI Bar cntc-red Princei George McMahon. son of Mr.i a

Lot 16.

Mr. Taylor - - County Hospital. October 13th Mrs. Petevr McMahon ofI Unloadmg Ca,r Ollcake following a heart attack and Kensington was admitted to t»heI3t Albany Si-N10” i0d3.V. passed away October Zlsl. In- 0” 500“ bar on Novemlze Nov. 6th at 3.70 off the

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Duggan in his remarks. mitlce report by Elmer Pineau.

‘brought in the names of the fol-

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rwo FIUIT-FRESH Iuvoas — try both Strawberry and Lemon.

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ONLY THE JELL-O FOLKS COULD MAKE IT SO GOODIJC

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