33;; 2 The onmiinn leturday, Sent: gig 5...-9.... 9”...

City and' Central Olllllllll

' "YOUR DOLLAR BUYSJIOBE KENT BEAUTY SHOPPE Will -It the HUGHES DRUG STOKE." be closed for holiday; Sept, 10th WE TREAT ran SICK weu. l” 5”” mll l"”ll"l"'

Gissers Pharmacy. open I no. CRESTERFIELDS. chrome sets. to 8 pm. bedroom sulites. refrigerators.

. . washers. teevision. ranges and N;2l;L;lgfl:::erat:3eV;:l;ll mg: radios. Firestone Home and Auto.

Brown Electric. MacDONALD RADIO SERVICE n

Radio repairing. Amplifiers and lsl'tAND GRILL Qllee” Sl'l'"l' sound systems. Disc and tape re-

45 Attend W”' C Gaelic Summer School Classes

Members of the Gaelic Summer School. sponsored by the Caiadan- ' ian Club. held their closing ex- ercises at Prince of Wales College last evening. Presiding at the ses- sion, which consisted of a pro- gram of Scottish music and danc- ing. was the chief instructor at the school Major C.I.N. Macbeod. Gaelic advisor to the Nova Scotia Department of Education. In his opening remarks Major Macleod

h lie best interests of Be potltoltntder the eo-operative Market- proijucer. It is desirous to bave,.it;. coloring the nlGl'CDa!idiZing the friction of the past few years the 1955 potato crop. In view Ofl resolved in some way. 'fact that such a marketing ,-,3, "The potato industry is so essen- meat if obtained would entail l iiai to the economy of the Province stablishment of another sellj that no one person or group should agency, it might be well to 32. be permitted to spoil our markets. obtain the wishes of potato p The Government is very conscious ducers thereon. of the necessity to continue to con- WAN-1-ED CLARIHCA-"ON troi potato diseases in the PT" on July29 Mr. MacDonald n-1-, ince. To thll 95d I l'9clllllmelld' the Premier urging a ciariflcal, ation will ho 111359 '0 ll" Le5l5' of Government Policy towards . lature at its next session to provide Bond, Hg poi rd out that l a substantial sum of money lo? potato industry was faced wlu, disease control which will he '9' difficult marketing situation . paid by future levies 11 tbs Pm": that definite and immediate on Board functions amicab ih should be taken to arrange lo,

. Illd be Pllced "ml" ll” marketing agreement with 4 522. 5 full - - lllllllell "'” ti . .-...:s..”;l.. g;;gm-- 1” or SM is ::::..::f i;::::.':' M ""”'”'""" ”' "" "iii." Iis es. ' '

iag immediate results but for the purpose of laying the foundation for an increased interest in the preservation of the Gaelic culture. Approximately 45 students at- tended the two week school, about the same number as last year's ? initial sessions. Instructions in Gaelic singing, speaking. and pip- mg were given by Major MacLeod. who was assisted in the singing classes by Mrs. C.l.N. MacLeod. and Mrs. Douglas MacGowan gave instruction in Gaelic dancing.

of anlgiiui (t;:V:;I.lmt:I1ltt 'l;m:,l:;1 Ail: He took strong exception in ll

letter, regarding the Govern

ketins Md 1113'-Slzflfilelgll Wllcles S" proposal to appoint ii G0VEl'lllllf:lneI followed at lildmem am the potato Board, pointing out that the exit

'1:10" lmsecheme which was pub. ing Board had been establish. Mill" d9 P8 th R0 El 'lazene on under statute of the Prnvllu-i lishe 4'-all 195; wag passed by me Government holding a delegam June . t 1'; an attempt '0 see of powers from the Governmenl. S-I0i;9l"1m9e':1 and suppliers of com Canada and that producers woul

igditgimllto growers could enter ln- M denied the prlvllege lll llelelllll 3 conetsracts without interference lhelr ow" members l” the Ell”

H complained of th 1 k 3:1: others not DENY l0 the elm Gdvernment support toethemiaoa;

-g..,;....tt.i::re.:2.' ;.a::.:-1.3;! 22:25:. - Wallflllell llllg ' gee” li”: mg furniture. china and ornaments stl gzghldlllesullllfiflringrof Qcll0ene?ll1l;qii&X'e very low ptlces l School grounds in time for school FUR JOURNAL PAYS TRIBUTE' opening next week. Included in -The late W. Chester S. McLure their work has been the removal 1; featured in the August issue of of the trees adjacent to Sydney the Fur Trade Journal of Canada. Street. There is a very fine photograph . . V . W . of Mr. McLure and an article on S'(clld-htnlpdlrltzillhlizlgllxgrgggs hgllllel his early life. his teaching. busi- reftllalrnvd to Goa? Baby. Labrador. and political career.

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Dr. L. H. Killorn has opened an office for the practice of medi- cine at 84 Great George Street in Charlottetown.

i:i:iciAs

C. I. N. MacLeod and Mrs. Doug-

ostic SUMMER SCHOOL

Shown above are the officials at the Gaelic Summer lschool

...-.....a

of the Caledonian Club which

sponsored the school; Major Colin

. P - . . t . . ith hi 1! he id it . where her hiishrnd iS emPl0.VPd POLICE COURT - At City Po- J DE &lilllll;:l; lsntglllihiolllalolhlillg which held its closing exercises Ian MacLeod. the chief instructor, 135 Maccowanl assistant mam” "I would like to point out mg: rlneclltlilteg, dchcharg M dfglilgl l" V 35 "Wl”l'”l"L"-” W”ll "'9 ll9l”'”' live Cour! yesterday morning a I ' - ,6 . ; Pas Red cl-gs; last evening. Left to right, they Hon. Keir Clark. Minister of Edu- '5' the Government "W" l""”ll 0nA stl the Board in . . . . d . . Killorn of Saint John New Biun.s- . - . . - ll "5" - 9 3ll'mI nu-nl of in Jim! -V115-gleadma" resident oi Mun-av River charged mlk H0 rewived his im . are: W. C. MacLeod. President cation. Neil Matheson M.P.. Mrs l -Photo by W. Taylor the collection of outstanglwthcelnle wrote to Mr Louis Burge chail dsuulm-r tn t-liloye a rec Wm. d. . .h It d , ' I " V or 1111' 0 ' l V fes. My request was t at e co- ' - First Aid Exams be in . Bi-thv All--..il l'l following 8 "W99 Two drunk and iiu-allablt-s iilttll lwlmlll l" Pall" iluhnl llllclle he . l('otitiluo(i from pnllc it such time as the Board could for- gndric Can; be" secret: 5 lllllll ;. month lulu M Vnrnlw. f,,i,..,, S..,.,..,,..ed ,4, 2., days in jail Hudllalml "1 1941 "5 Wide!" 01 lilo. Tlw nmllbt-1's of a Red Cross at-. e-eG mulme ,, policy which might avoid ll ' '3' ll ll”

FIALIL-ti. ii-;sTI.-.RDAY Th bv Magistrate K M Martin and class and llaledlcmmm U9 ml lllllsl Ald Cl”5S' whlcll was con. dissatisfaction and court actions. "lulllzllllulllallll l” Ml'- Fla" . L. . , p. . g 8. H , g

lTeachers Convention At

. . ceived the de ree of Bachelor ofldu-lid Ml-5, Ma 3 d, 1-eceiv. i ' .. , Bryan and Mr. Donald Anderso funeral of the late Henry 13- lillolll" was Selllelllell l” ll" llays-llscienre. magnga rum lauda at EdL5Ll.alll:Hrd Certitilcateosd at Red. . . . Original 1 'i;l1t1etG3;I;reh:1:::l35bi;l Llgelgltlglrl. wegident and secretary of the r Weaillm-int. illlace Green. was f, lllllllll lllllllli alld lllmllilllltl Waslst. Francis Xavier l.'iiivei'.-lli.1Cross headquarters on Thursday! S g 7 ill" 3 with an individual or E. 1. Potato Producers Association lurid il'i'lll no limnc of his broth-I. "ml 55 alld 9”-”l5 0" lllll ll3Y5glAntlgonlsh. Nova Scotiel iii I9-15 eyeningv September ISL e apparent that the present potato 391109 Hndl muallls on any agreeg In this letter he Save a brief re or. (ii-mr. L-. ll.t'i"1liIage Friday ASSISTANT st-PERHSOR gland was awarded the Gmernnr- A film "No Time to spam” was , V g g x p Rialjoelilis S9-3,5011 mlglil lifmme 31 r8nl';l)ltllw'lm. thle" Board of Transport view of what had transpired at til. ; I g,....,.,-...... x'QftlQp was con. Miss Barbara Wmdside of uar.lGe,.e..a,g. Sum. mgdai rm. mghu Shown through the courtesy of the rile president. Miss Wl1lit.p..lllClltlC(.J ill oiimia during the dllliCUllh0il9 find on Jul 25. Commissioners relative to agreed meeting of the Board held on Jul ig l (int-it-ri at mini and grate by Rev gala who has been am;.,ln,e;1 10 est aggregate in his three .vearslNal,im-.31 Film Board This new brought the second day s lsesslonl suminei of llllh year. . wrote 1 e Plenllvh her es simple questions like this 29, pointing out the seriousness n .l- T R 5”” --l llllllllalv 355'-llelllthe Position of assistant super- at college. He also won the prn- film is a Canadian production and llle lllacllers cmllellmn an we '-Elm” of "'9 Reslllullons LETTER TO PREMIER glioulgd be resolved without Govern- ll"? c0"'ll"E marketing Season. H. l I by Hm ,r ii Sheen. Vernon. visor of the wOmen.5 Ingmum ficiency prize in pre- medical depicts the Holger-Neilson Method Hunter River to order by .L-alllpvg Cnlnngl,I(-Q was read by Mrs. Has. mam imerference or court action. advised them of the Board's imam E l Pal! in-., .. xi-m Messrs Delbe Branch for P E Mandi is a science. In his senior year he was of Artificial Respiration. we roll Nl.l5' Tlllld' seclelill-l'l .lal"' lmll all) 95 lollowsl lll B." My Dear Mr. 1 Premier: ”()u The Government will certainly lllll l” lal” "993 l-0 Prevent loss fl ' Munn. it l'lL' Ballem. Daniellgmduale 0, Prir'u.9'Dflwale'g C01? president of the Pro-llediczll So- gm-5. Han-y cm-lmm-5 presented read the minutes of the pieviousl. ll resolvcrl that the thanks of this Jul", 4 and June 7 you mdmaled 1 Ed "5 Emma and support to an the growers and at the same tlml ' Acorn. lnmnutl Nlrxeil, Lodgel lege where She studied Mmle MW He! was a menilicr trill ifhc lied Cross First Atid awards t: the ggfiesdllLlg:lllgMlllleMl;llii:llflll'Igllill1 :if:ll:l1';':l:llllll lllihorli-ll:'JlIl1l(l!9ll) l;)llplell(l)l; to me that your Government was aeppncmon to obtain 3 Mmkeung solicited suggestions from all lo", . 1 Lane. lint-lcil -icurn Burial took m, i.5g . . f lzraiuntlns case in 1.9 n- following candida es. Mrs. nita , . - l '. or fl lff 9' ' . ll ,, ci)ns'idcrinl: some changes in the en; lot these men. . ' place in V 22.11 River Unitedlhalsn itieenolhhfiitefiraisl (gilflallllillnguililicl lculll. lll m”ll"l'lo al llcclll UM I Clllclllll" Mn Slncllllr Culclllm 355.3Zlit;cgggiglogefgralCl':,tl;'.l;'.'.?;. lrlll; flllctgl ”lIl0fPll(tl1lt cmnpnsiiiofl and status of the gggazlenanlggf ll.':eG0&'3l:pl2,all.fe FEDERATION VIEWS , Qlngghg3yfnr'H.m”M V, and in 1951 won that distinction 8 War 0, inmmmp m i. lll'l",ll'lllf.lll.ll”lIl;jf,l lll,(f:x:;y in administration. He stressed ihc-I illlilnl-1.:(hl this cllodiveiiiinn aha ens Plllw E(l"ll”l lslaml Pmm” Mal" Marketing AOL "Since that time I have learner Q E” the Amherst Wm.” F-any She . . . g kn p nire. iss a . .. i importance of mung in an forms: mm”! m M L W. Shaw. Dunn keting lirmrri and siiggested that g "You" hull with interest the omcm rum” 4 - ls ' dauglll" of Mr "ll M” lwmdtsml V0l'lil'arllnlJ liQIl'll r'-lictlililz-lllean P0”ard' Mn Ralph Hoppsl sent out to teachers. Help was tor of Fdumiilon Mr llialvnlni sllllll l"ll5”"1”5 Whirl hr mad? 8l' ”A-W- Matllclolh of the Federation of -Agricullu,-. IHarold wmdslde of Mmlgalei igilJelill('l.llnde-1rno.l l.V;ki:PBillif(lSiill)lfll'( lnl e El-V0" "5 l" one Ul ll"? mllsl dllll' llla('Ktlll'1'ie. Miss Estelle Bow ftgclllf Synllw mm: almmd the mldl "premlef 3nd M-l”l'lWY G9ll"3l-" directors to what has happened TO ATTEND COARSE - Hcv Julv 1951 he an-eoterl a three-yenrl Bride-To-Be C""- A Cnmmiliee is "W. Workiuii ness. Mr. R055. our supervisor. fl. .” 'l"”' . g On August 4. Mr. MacDonald said Mr. MacDonald. "1 have else i A. Frank Madlpan umismr at-iamgmmmem as Qurgical resldonl. . on a new series of arlthmotn-s M. mm adm.esS(.5 and general Since that time the present was risked tomcat the Prem er dlscussed our problem Wm, M,. i .. ..;..:.. . west Is Enierialned "2 w i?.?.”.??..?:”..?:E2.f”Zil;il5 "."..::.:: .;:.:'.:a;i:.:l.::l:".:l":.i::"”.2 w.ilf""”"”i.'-”;'”.”'f.1llil”””.l"' l . 2 . I - - - ' . - - . an lmprrivemens ave een - . ' ,' - e w me on e on any . H5 mm" M - Curm Bldg. lgfroillildlyesslelxihnfrlhllilll trlilflenntlilalfammcn:l':llllll9(ld"?llflnillllhlgllllflwlllle1:31-:(-ill: MM Helen MaL,Eachem whose. made in the language series it fheanlits ggsllextiilfgaelllo 31? Mlzlg ed with bringing its past business outline some of his proposals which 303,-d glncelgwag (ormedln ' ' H" , 1, fresher course for ministers of trliee wllhlell al lll" wesl vlllllulll S3" marriage in Mr. Noel Wilson takes new llmgram (ll Smdles wlll lll” Donald and Mr linll for their Ppellalllms UP 10 dale. he thought necessary if the Board Mr. Maegan,” said maths deep

issued. Mr. lilr'i('ixell1.ie llien inlrudllvcil

were to remain an effective organ-

"As yet we do not know of any izatiori. "He told me that the mat-

luvnited Church being conriucted at ll'll'lll"l lll 'llll-V lll lllsll lle "L acllun taken by your Government

. been widely :P1ne Hill Divinity l-lull nude... ll”... vetverl his dmlnma in general sur-

helpful talks on Literature and Lnnuuuge; 14- Be it also resolved

ly appreciated the measure of

place Mmldull has public support that had been afford

entertained prior to her marriage.

, , , - - . . . - ' ' ' till under the advise h duh 0, I fl A if P 1 M . , .gL.,-.; l-mm lzgl-kin, llospltal th t 1 h the main speaker for the morning that 0", thanks be extended lo or the Pl0VlllL'1El Marketmg Board fer was s ' ed in, 3 3 pa; ve y, I M ygisoiveegg pr:;.aalm A,,..i!;al:eleu?eli He fulfillerl his basic science b;:1no:grs' l&,e'C.en:&;caIl:n:lsg' 521:: Mr. 1. R. Hall. author of Lan- M, Elmer pmeau for his in. to hold elections as provided for meat of his Govegnigieent angunl-:3: He expressed especial thanks h l opening of the new Pine Hill Reg requirements as Senior Assistant Jan Aylward and Miss Helen guage Journeys. MacMilian Cn. gunman in French pmnuncla. by the.Potatn Marketing Scheme a cdecisicliln wpum an ff, "Id Mr. MacNel1l and Mr. Wnglii for l gidenpg by Rt. Re., George Do,” ; R.-sicleni in Pathology at the Macmms who were hostesses at Publishers. Toronto. who had mo... to Miss Isabel wmlner who and it is also a fact that the en- wi hin e hex &'- ulelr loygl gupport ul .11 llmegg,

Mr. MacDonald. MACDONALD'S PROPOSALS The following weye the proposals submitted following this interview: I ”' f reorganization of the rketing Board by the

many words of praise for our 15- land province. He told teachers l-llal llley mllsl leacll lll lelllls siilent and all who helped make with their own situation. if the

.our convention is success; I5) l9550ll l3ll3l.ll lll-W5. ll” llllll”ll'l'l Whereas the salaries of teachers communication. it is not a good

are inndeqiintq in "GDP With DH?-

l forcemcnt of present Board regul- l afions has. due to the expected changes in Board status. become ineffective. 1 "Present indications are that pro- ' ducrrs both in this Province and PmVlllcl3l Ma

Moderator of the Unit d cn n s Medml Chllffe "l V”3l"lP- lll'l.l' 506 Per lnsertloll lcanadag g Amsim. El;-lgcasegl mood. i'iz'"i-iia. completing his - Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia . allllllles. llglllg "l dluli; nla 1955'

'''' ” BIRTHS will Join in the ceremonies. Rev.l M In . llmmn e l, 5 .all' V K , jg Mr, Made” was pr - 1 1 h -glpolntc-d hi the State of iirgmia 5.4 Vngjltq .. To Mr, and .mu for 3,, pine 2,l,ff'”dl',,fe 8; as a medical examiner for the

told us of her visit to the Sem-

also expressed his thanks to Messn innr at Ottawa: and to our pre-

Richard MacPhee, New Haven; Donald Macleod, Victoria Croat and Irving Hogg. Wllmot Valley who had become members of the Board within the past two yearn.

a miscellaneous shower. Previous to the shower Helen was a dinner ' of Iilrs. Maclnnis.

Vi s Shirley Lewis and Miss e Deighan were joint host- cs at the farmer's apartment

V. Mrs

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, . . . - - . . . . ' ht musl. - d vh r 13 . . - appointment of two additional .. 1 H ts bh If I .

I. .. 5. ...l- s. i Goose Ba)..P Ed , citv of Richmond , 1 p E h g t p d lesson Everything taltg sent rl '1 I 69- elsewhere may be faced with a Ther e or on e a 0 tin

: I::lbrarlnr,l ltilillSL'l):l(3i'l1bE?I' 2nd. I relslirtlceerice xigdrriltllllilaendpnglililillenllailll Dre Kllllll" ll-'l-S lloon accepled .illahi-iiaecllilglxllahlddelliifgszhllgd have.” liellnlle 0-blectw-9' The "1 1m'W5l59 l" Slllallles lll lellcllt mlllvr i-lllll-('llll Sill!-'lll0ll Cluflllil the members t f .1 t potato industry were honest and

1 son. the gifts of over 20000 contributor-loll '" ll" ellglllle Candlllalo for my hilt mill 5 gm, lllleslllllll. D995 ulls ?laf,l.l3'.llllal ors would " Wlinil 900' coming season and plans should 2- The lelelllgll ll f :1: llrrfigl sincere at all times". said liiv , ln the Atlantic ipmvmces Mia lnwship in the Royal College of MI, and Mn Claude Cam," lam trying to get 0VeI'.klSI one M, to em” .....l(.sslon nnd now he ,m.am1(.d ,0 provide for producer mem ersi o em; 0 Macnmmdg

LORD, M mu pmme County 505. mmughom Cmad d h . . surggons lcanal-lax, Pmevmnpd at their home which teachers should as item. cm,(,.... t. remam; sum 8 pmspemw, marketing am Board until such fine as e re- Mt. Mncnonald said am h w.

l Pltal 011 Scimml-'19? 2- 1555- '0 ML States. I an t C United D” "ll lllll Kllllllll lla” "ll" iionolui: of Miss Mat-Eachern and selves lrellue"Lly' Umly 85 ll Sllil '39 it I 0li'Pfl lhal llll-S 9”"l'9"' ergcncy. it has been suggested elecllllll ll” l'ellll"l'llllellll' allllmvcll grateful for the co-operation dl

. . and 31” Willi I-om Central children "ls WW "1? l0""” iNneI WllScn where they received Well” ”l ll” l””"ll”3'le 'l””””'”. iinn iw:i- "PW-c' Feds that nothing can be done. I do not by elecllm held by ll" P'”Vl"”l”l Dominion officials of the noun?

;.i Bede-que. a son. MAGISTRATITS COURT - Ap. Miss Helen Grant l5 "'9 -V"”"lr” lmam. bgautlful gm; mll5l l0ll0l'l' lllmllllll all ll"? gmll eration shnul” VF!”-S ill? G”V'9""' subscribe to that view. but I do lllllllllellllg Balml ll” lll llcwnlllnce mentlof Agriculture such as lion

es. Special emphasis was placed on the use of reference books autll Cr supplementary reading. Mr. Hall; invited the teachers to ask qucs-l tions and a short discussion fol- lowed.

The meeting then adjourned for lunch. AFTERNOON SESSION

est daughter of Senator and Mrs T. V. Grant of Vlontague.

pearing before Queen's Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet yes- terday a man charged with hav- ing more than two passengers in the cab of his truck was fined S3 and costs or five days. For failure to bring their vehicles for rein- spection after receiving notice to do so. two men weer each fined 35 and costs or five days and an- other was reprimanded. A fine of

with the present Potato Marketing Scheme.

3. A clarification of Provincial Government policy regarding the present and future status of the Potato Marketing Board and the Provincial Government's passage of an amendment to the Potato Marketing scheme by the Lieuten- ant Governor-in-Council last April 4 and published in the Royal Gaz-

County merit for sllllslflnllhl 53l3l1V lll' lknow that the present Prince Ed-

vascs lward Island Potato Marketing The i'-xr'I'llflV0 lflf lllif l'"mlllll ' Board cannot carry out its normal venr is" Pr('sirient- Kris: Erilfllfunciinns and undertake measures I C-ill”? Vl('"'ll'”llll'lll lllss lllllllll ; necessary to try to safeguard our lgodrl. soclrf'ifH1'- MISS Helelliprodueers if it continues to have tlnvr-usnn

pd t t k "wits hands ficd as at present. The new nresicn 00'

p d H t he” "We have called a meeting of . hair and thziute if' enc . After the roll call the president. l

the Potato Board Members for . h W31 for the houorpillcv bnstnivod upon Friday, July 29' I believe Sir. it called up Mr. Pineau w 0 ga ! hm, and W.nnm(,,l lo lmlp m ever;

would be in the best interests of

Thursday night Misses Helen and Isabel MacDonald entertained at V ”"'"”'WA”l P. bridge where Miss MacEachel'n

ll'll"ll"le'(ll'llrlll'lll ll' l was guest of honor and recipient

The August meeting Riverdale- Of many lovely Emil The 5lSl9l'5 Churchill w- 1' was held at melof the Charlottetown Hospital also home of Mrs. 01,-V9,. MacDonald. presented Miss Macliachern with with a i100fl attendance of mem- lall 3PP”lPl'l3l9 El"- bers. The meeting opened in usualt 'm

wlilbll call was responded to bylwood

NICI-i0i.St)N---At the Prince Ed- ward Islrinrl Hospital on Sept. 2. 19:33. to ilr. and Mrs. R. B. Nich- olson. a daughter, 9 lbs. ii on.

GALLANT At the Charlotte- town Hospltal on August 20th.. to Mr and Mrs Alban Gallant Inee Albertine DfilL'lP' Snuris a son. Joseph John George. 6 lbs. 4 ozs.

Mr. Gardiner. mr. Taggart. ill. Shaw. Mr. Turner and Mr. Konllei who he said had given the fonn marketing board their full sup at all times. THE JENKINS PHARMACY

CARRAGHER-At the Charlotte 5 "id 905" 01' HVF day! WIS lm- . 355i-Slallce lll Fllllllcll pm"llncla' ' way. all concerned if you could advise Elle Jlllle 4- 1955-

town Hospital on Friday. Sept. P0551 0'3 I m0l0i'l5t '0? llilng I an Aucllml Sale" Mrtl Kelsle B"' llani Thls was 3 very helpful pom The session concluded with the me before that time. if and when 4- Sllllllloll Of Present Potato Board .. l 2. 1955 m 31,- and Mrs Louis number plate not issued for his c.llalla" capably Mung as Am:-l lodi l singing of llThe Queen." your Government will be prepared llllllllcllll I" lllellls elm" by llle mu - l Cnrrauhcr lnoe Marv Tiernevyl. Wn Vehicle and a fine of 310 and tl0ne9i'- The Birthday box will e For A Miss Ellen Buchanan. ii-Sliilil. I ggw L. ,0 ,m...y out yam. expressed in. Board being permitted to collect J

New Wlleshw a daughter. Ann . 905” OT 10 day! W85 imposed on 3150 stalled al lhls mem'lll' ' s ug' l?lll95ll0ll5 lmm ll" Qllcslmll Boll fcntinns of June 4 and 7 and ln- Dlllslalldlllg llcellse le” 0' by ll

Mrs. Oliver MacDonald and which were answered by our Sup-