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Ene unecran. Chartottetown. Fri. drws 1° 1959 1 (Continued from page 10) ee _ : ee © tom of fishladders increases the { . . 7 : : oor lpesebay eqgecedk Dyas ee &* ; i; rae aoe Last TrainingMile mt the upper reaches of many BY NORMAN MACDONALD : i ‘The lait iidiiale ~~ : ah eat ee ae bates ee eS ae Greek fiows through the back| The news that Jack Kane has trip to Oitawa, so you'd better amet Bowing inte |that he doesa of the old homestead. | passed on must have struck many | get up to the courts, you juniors, my sparring partners. re ws See ee: Serene {sand Gpeeee “Gadaeie’ wi = | sod ap. your. gareapel to. cane more powerful My the ‘scarcity of spawning t-out | Very real sense of regret. We can |‘for this valuable award. "em the time honoured beds that Still remember him, the old were ia operation was I was a| Hurricane” in his twenties, play-| Softball fans are. advised to be} bare foot lad. One “bed” didn't ing for the Abbies in “the Big’! at Queen Elizabeth park on Sat.| _ teglid’ over a dozen trout and none agg Py wager ler eae ng 4 urday afternoon to see Chariotte- | ef them were overly large and) .)ive kil and conrageous | ‘town's league leaders, the Roll- farihermore they had all the car |) 03% younger sports fans will| away Aces, take on the Summer- marke of local fish.'In my oW8 | -onember him better for his|side Pontiacs. Since the upset mind the mystery was so:ved last | aching, and his officiating as a| victory of the Pontiacs over the December. I was told that a party |},-ehail_ umpire and a hockey | Shamrocks last Saturday the Aces|_ of anglers from Charlctictow® | referee. We_can still see him | will naturally be rearing to put had constructed a barrier across | down there on Summerside ice | Eustace Reeves’ brash young up- Sherry’s Creek between Sherry's | refereeing that last game be.| starts in their place. The Pont- bridge and Murnaghan’s bridige- | tween the Royals and Aces, look-| iacs, of course, will be digging in T inquired why and was told they | ing like a man in his late thirties | there to make it two straight over _ tad the stream between the two | or early forties. Jackie was emin- | Charlottetown clubs. Should be an bridges leased and had sig®S/ently fair, and no arbiter was exciting battle. posted. In short they wanted the|trusted more by teams outside: tl ce ooenes wo Oe * \emnes Sass tas eases [nach aevecine Wie Ratan fon 7 sheep awaiting the butcier. ae Champions of .the Rollaway “individual awards. Left |Jean Mills, Ralph Pineau, Nita TROUT SLAUGHTERED and equanimity were contagious, | Summerside Thunderbirds Tues-|wixed towling league pose with| “2 "°™ - My informant told me that the and we never saw a game threat-| day evening. The local girls, re- their trophies after they receiv-| to right they are: Leo Duffy,|Dennis and Alden Birt, sient slaughtered there all | © ‘0 get out of hand when Jackie | splendent in their natty new uni- oe _ through November. To prevent | WSS owing ime ably carrying | dida't seabe tur’ bers ° : = wi son : go _ were ; 2S eto ce oe eee eee mess Giants Blast Redlegs 8-3; —_ rier they strung wire mesh AcT0S5 | -oiience, and to the rest of the | when the roof fell in. Grand River 3 B Ngee tae? te ee the ‘back of the spillway €ve | family we extend our sympathy. | scored nine runs in one inning, | : ; five ; through it was a good three feet and for a while t looked as if ® me ae een tele THE MILK PROTECTION ACT above the pool. I wondered where Mansfield, a tennis pro|Grand River were playing “ring | days before a fight. be 4 George ad build strengta daily. That some of our City anglers were | tom Toronto, will be in Summer-| around rosy”. The girl on the an ees e ! e OX a eer taeeel * REGULATIONS getting the big catches at Sher-|.i4. on the afternoon of June 27| slab, of course, was Rosy, but it ‘ is the way I trais. I've aw : : ry's last September durin ie, |'2, Bive to the tyros of tennis im wallr’ sil har fost She wes ve mesos very strong by fight | made by the Prince Edward Island Milk Control Board Se. _— this vicinity some help in the fine| der orders to “let them hit is”.| oe san Francisco Giants,|as the New York Yankees Jim Marshall's pinch homer for | “me. under the provisions of Section 7 of front “= in our local ieee. T Sees fo the Peps Cola Great ‘Nive ase” did. ‘They making. a great bid to gain the| downed the second-place Chicago | Ohicago had tied the score at 22 mene con onal af of his pro! The Milk Protection Act (8 Eliz. Il, Chap. 20) Passed this information on 10 our | company, and every tennis player |hit it hither and yon, ‘and some National League lead before mid|White Sox 5-4 in. 10 innings. The Poec \who had. yielded, two figs, 13 of them by knockouts. and approved by His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor Federal Fisheries Department |is welcome to participate this|of the Thunderbirds helped by |%*2S0n. moved into a virtual tie|blow came on reliever Gerry| Kine, od is tar ‘tite He is the European champion. — in-Council on the 28th day of May, 1959 and A Fisheries Officer was | coming Saturday, June, at 10 a.m. | throwing the ball out of the lot. ioe. Milwaukee Braves Thurs-/sStaley's strand. pitel -o oo ror a aay wh ee i “Only I know my own body,” a ss dispatched to the scene. He came | Kari , our leading exponent | But the Tiddy Phillips-coached . : 4 oe a inning after t anks had ti e . : INTERPRETATIO back reported “all clear”. He game, will Queen are thirsting for revenge,| By poungling Cincinnati pitch-|the count in the eighth. Groat singled and was forced by Giiat Gove been allergic to walk-|Etnahelt park aparie ts tasrect | andpen can bet peur botiems Oa-'ing Or 1p tite oad on 8-3 vie-} Pittsburgh's Pirates kept pace |Danny Kravitz, who scored on PRACTICE 1. Im these Regulations, unless the content etherwise requirest ing through alders for it on a group of local players. In July, | lar it will be a oo for ;tory, the Giants wing Ppa with the Giants by beating the aan by bg glee greaing: oo r (a) ze, See The Milk Protection Act, 8 Elizabeth H, there. 1 made it a point this) Island junior tennis players will} victory the next two | 002 percentage poin eC) oni Feubs—42- in 13 i g3.| Bob Skinner. : d. spring to go and check it for | be selected by Earl to take a free' teams get together. |Braves, who met the Los Angeles Seen dares con oS plate by Moose Moryn and a sac- : se oe of (b) “Area anaes sty prescribed area designated by the myself. . Dodgers in a night game at Los lost a game since May 30, 1958, rifice fly gave Pittsburgh ao 5 ~ Peg 00-8 Seend to aie an eee pat ig nas core : SEs Dott, ste suet sl" twaint a Soe tae| caps aay tage lee eee S| | Rae , \ , s was cr wi ‘ap nry . his i i £ - mainly of and no ordinary U n j ors oe eat doubleheader from Milwaukee this season and his 16th in a row.|17th-century West Indies buc-, 539 at Memorial Field. Every ppg ec csacnigerall other aon ah aes r=} - ae trout would be able to leap the Wednesday, should make it three} 2.6 cave up only three hits|caneer, at one time led a fleet| player is expected to be om cream in quantities of at least five quarts of milk or twe spillway. Not a trout i stvaight, San Francisco would be} i, hi, longest stint of the year.|of 39 vessels. -hand for this final workout. quarts of cream per single delivery. lest ‘fal for any ‘rou strong on top going into a three-game (e) “Consumer” means any individual who buys fluid milk ee ie ‘eas need te Oo ers a series with the Braves starting or cream for personal or family use in the fluid state after wire mest. T found tat the we rate Le th T 9 and eat ieee cae aol Gay ous oe for human ; : : ’ In the American ague e | ‘ any person ) or cream ee oe 30 aes eae Junior BYC last evening whip- - bed oe oo Baltimore Orioles agg ie 8) Hambly & Innis FA HER ae acre delivered quantities than herein pre trout i the Dodgers 11 the night with a pair jow- (third-place tie wit roi scribed L fo x consumers. : ce Sane: eee 2 ae ad" Arsenault, acting/|bles and a single in four times | downing*the Tigers 7-6 in a game | ee eee . (f) “Distributor” means any person other than e retailer, and cut a wing off the obstruct ; - who sells fluid milk to bulk jon. Such an abstruction is defin- a of the Sunters, . a Burge |Vtich saw Detroit centrefielder | Ss eee eee con- i t ay « e a cee = So oe staff, so he took over the pitch-|of the Dodgers each pit triples |A' Kaline Imocked oul by 12) (g) “Order” means any order properly issued by the Board imposed for such an infract-|i& Chores for the second timejin the fifth frame. pressed fracture of the cheek : the production and sale of fluid milk and cream. ality T' not have in as many games. He gave ur Donnie ‘Funnel’ MacLean um- |} ne. The Boston Red Sox ended | h) “Person” shall, where context permits, include any Next ie ot es ies ange on tw pw [rd ast igs fcr Some, Te, Boon ed So ended | oe ee ee oe whil ‘ ~t—For uniors = ar : ici : . ing myself and testify in Court, ex Saanuaaias crew still |home to Barry’s Lions in—a_tilt, streak with anoter 14 decision. SPORT COA i (i) “Price” means the price or prices set by’ the Deut ae if eae 2 a See War’ | seeking its first victory, almost |which had previously been post- | Mickey ee ths Guaden abo ' the sale or resale or purchase of fluid milk and cream or tice aaemeos soe. corti es ee cee, eve, Ya eee: reer tae |] popular light shades and midtones, fine all- ||| BvD and Sun Valley Sport Shirts, new any combination of these. MEM im name only. They never have aji, ; sixth inni but those wool tweeds—assorted patterns and shades. || spring shades and patterns. Reg. 4.95. aad ere car ania ae proviei + Bag sgn — eatch worthwhile showing Ol tdskaies caso: chamei ter Oe | coe - Reg. to 29.50. SPECIAL— ;_ or sot the amme be orld is conjanction with other sok on bragging about unless the trout |frame with the Juniors scoring i 3 cream by him purchased. ; are ail cewed wp solid not evea|Sx'tuns to make the seo ree | FOR THE LAND’S SAKE — $4.49 | $4.95 cream Wy bien os SN aaa ae = a sick Doyle started for the los- : (1) Retain” aaa, ee Ga bake cream e i “ * ** means . Person ° Meet ers and lasted till the last of | LIME | do sup eoumuiner or toi Ghemeuner teelee a chap or-taes GUE Juniors the sixth inning when he was é of business other than for consumption in such shop or place a é teplaced by Keith Daiziel. Doyle | . ' of business. . Lions Tonight was tdgged for 12 hits and fann- | | 2% The area to which the Act shall apply is the Province of ed 2. while Dalziel gave up no | gol! acidity slows down the decomposition of organic matter |] 4... genuine suede jackets in colors Happy Foot Socks in- plain colors, Wine, | Prince Edward Island .Junior B.Y.C. this evening will pe Png Counely 2. cntenee | and reduces the yields and quality of hay and pasture. brown. These "jackets are drycieanable. Blue, Grey, ote. a sole. Dad can’t a ame sates = Se ar stteet to the provisions of this 7 ime eames "al to soe |] LIME is the cheapest all-round soil conditioner on the mar- Reg. 24.30. SPECIAL— eee unless he be Bocaeed osaneior beh eee = dent distributor. viously been The|Williams (3). Wsh - Killebrew'] ket and should be applied to acid soil, it makes all major f e 4. Such licenses shall be issued by the Board to any applicant ead will be played at the Old | (23), Sievers (5). plant foods more available. Always remember, ““HAVELOCK s 95 hil who shall satisfy the Board as to his fitness to receive the same, Diamond with action scheduled |Chicago. 000 020 200 0-4 10 @ WORKS”. Shipped in carload iots of 30 tons or more, || and shall continue in effect until the 30th day of June next follow- at 6 o'clock |New York 002 — . ing . ee . ea, Lown as dane al bagged or bulk. Order now from— 5. S the Staley 23 (8) and Lollar: Bron- Had, Tey (5), Shas 12] == HAVELOCK LIME WORKS | BASEBALL and Berra. HR: Nyk — Mantle} 15). : : RESULTS National League | Havelock, N.B. Phone 438 Pittsburgh | 000 000 200 0002-4 9 0} = i Sane Cakd American League Chicago . v : Cleveland 001 410 000-6 5 1 000 010 010 000 0-2 5 8 é / os Guchelel ax dak ne lacent ok ake a Boston 200 120 1ix—7 10 1] Kline, Face 11-0 (9) and Kra be so licensed. No distributor shall use a greater number of de- Locke, Garcia 05 (6), Perry|vitz: Drabowsky. Elston (1), . livery vehicles than authorized by his license. 48) and Brown: Sullivan, Harsh-| Henry 53 (9), Hobbie (13) and 8. No distributor may terminate his arrangement or agreement man 1-6 (5) and Daley. HRs:{|S. Taylor. HRs: Pgh — Stuart to purchase -fluid milk or cream from a producer for any cause Cle—Held (10), Locke (1). Bos—/|‘(13). Chi—Moryn (8), Marshall 4 ee eee ee oe eee oe not unless sixty (60) days Wertz (5), Jensen (13). (5). ‘ i prior notice to terminate shall have been first given the producer; Detroit 200 301 000—6 10 1) Cincinnati 000 020 010-3 10 4 . . ees me * i i i pe eh marathi Phones Menthe pPhrmrlbimer dhe Pomige imore 001 000 042—7 10 1}San Fran 101 031 1ix—8 15 0 stributor under ‘any arrangement or agreemen ess a similar Poon Sisler 1-2 (8), Morgan| Nuxhall 35 W. Schmidt (6) in price and in Ss y © notice is given and with the permission of the Board. The Board ee rere Seer: Baek 19 Pete Sane eae: Wo Pl i taapata or Gustemtanied ‘ugly; Sr deere Go piu? te aena (4), Johnson 4-1 (9) and Trian-| ington, Miller 43 (5) and B. i ia. a or » Or failure to pay dos. HRs: Bal—Walker (1), Tri-| Schmidt. : : malenp Sonertie. andos (16), Carrasquel (4). International League 4 be AGNEW-SURPASS is your value centre ai oa cee Oey eevee cenit a eae —— Kansas City 020 012 000-5 5 ©| Montreal at Havana, ppd, rain. | : : term or for an indefinite term conditioned on the remedying of Wash 000 223 00x— 712 1|Buffalo 101 130 100-7 11 @| for crisp fresh summer casuals! Hundréds un siues: Gitbet oeakcictn ae duane of Ge ae Herbert 46 Dickson (6), Grim Columbus 200 001 002— 5 10 1) f | it t ste ou'll find such causes shall include any offence against the Act or these 6), Meyer (7) and Chiti; siento (9) = Mor- oq of styles to suit every ta cee Resslations, Say tel, peectiae or aoaiiiien Ghee ts Sccsee Fischer 62 Clevenger (7) and| gan; Lines, O’Donnell (5) Green S j quality or safety of the or cream, conviction under Naragos. HRs: KCy ..Chiti (2),|(8; and Baich. Ma them all at Agnew-Surpass, at no increase mney ety ¢ oe S 8 ee See in prices! any financial unreliability likely prejudicial to the rights of persons 5 déaling with distributor licenses. : ] 10. No distributor or retailer shall sell or offer for sale milk or cream which is in any way below the standards prescribed by O rowers any by-law having effect at the time and place of sale, or other- = wise contrary to the requirements of such by-law, or which is not .|sweet, healthful and free from objectionable flavor and all im- purities. rs You Nee 11. Every container_in which milk is sold or kept or offered for e sale, excepting bulk containers used for shipping to a distributing centre, shall be labelled in plainly legible characters of not less = than 10 point type, to designate the class of milk contained therein. 12. No distributor or retailer shall sell milk or cream in any oO container bearing any mi ion of grade, class or quality of contents, or of the name or id of the producer, The new broad ra nge insecticid 3. No distribulor iler shall sell milk unless the ; 0 i or retailer ‘same e cide contains at least 3.5 per cent butterfat, or such higher percentage as may at any time be required by any by-law effective at the time and place of sale, nor chocolate milk unless it contains not less than 2 per cent butterfat, nor the admixture of milk and cream known as blend unless it contains not less than 8 per cent and not more than 10 per cent butterfat, nor ordinary or table cream un- less it contains not less than 18 per cent and not more than 23 per cent butterfat, nor whipping cream unless it contains not less than 32 per cent and not more than 35 per cent butterfat, all determined by the aaa variance gpd foregoing = shall be permitted under signed ract approved Board before being acted upon. scuueih of on tees anh thai oe SOM col periods request of the and at such or in such as With this important new chemical discovery the Board shall require, supply and furnish to the Board written > : and signed reports or statements of or regarding any matter or Thiodan—you get a multiple kill of several re <t thé tees @ This pm Ce See oY Oe Dae, Oe, Oh ee diet conical which, of cours, fe & inore ece- SE ode pebeenl ting te : vestigation by or upon aint a nomical way to protect your crop. ' tion of Section 5, 10 or 13 of the Act has taken place, the Board Thiodan is a concentrate. Just mix with water may, by notice in writing setting forth the nature of the complaint and apply with ground or air spray equipment. or violation, summon the offending party to appear at a time and And Thiodan is compatible with all commonly place stated in such notice. If upon the conclusion of the Hearing + * . ¢ : the Board is satisfied that the party summoned is guilty of the used fungicides. Its effectiveness has been provec alleged effence, may impose 9 fine within the renge provides over several seasons. SHOE STORE by Séction 11 of the Act. In default of payment of fine to the _ Bay Thiedan® at your local Niagara 2 s ioe Rennie Gf te cheading Guae ull sau penal ts Gand NIAGARA BRAND CHEMICALS, “Wh ” 16. These Regulations shall extend to govern all schedules of ee nL, GEAEAD ere More Smart Women Save 3 iy presibed bythe Beards Warehouses at proce and pag Canada’s Largest Shoe Retailers Com=nz : ee ‘arbwerke Hoechst, *29 Steres Across Cénedal ~

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