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: EXCELLENT PLOWING AT DUNDAS

Excellent plowinggyas seen =" “yesterday in the first day of the Provincial Plowing Match — and Exhibition at Dundas. The matches will conclude today

with the declaration of a pro- vincial champion and winners in each, of the various classes. ‘Above Harold Godfrey of Corn-

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wall keeps an experienced eye

on the furrows turned up by

two-sod tractor plow in s

4, yesterday. Coe ieee

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Ramsay, Ramsay in her 74th year. Rest- ing at the Bowness Funeral Home. Funeral today, Thurs-

- #day, to Lot 16 United Church

for service at 2 p.m. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

RANKIN — At the P.E.I. Hos- pital, September 8 1950, Mrs. ‘James Rankin of Bunbury, in her 77th year. Her remains are resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral ‘Home from where «the funeral service will be held this Thurs- day afternoon, service* com- mencing at 3.15. Interment. will be in Birchhill Cemetery.

MCBETH—The death occurred at the Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, on Tuesday, Septem- ber 8, 1959, of Daniel Law- rence McBeth of Hopefield in his §8th year. Remains rest- ing at the Gillis Funeral Home, Eldon, till noon today, Thursday, -then transferred to

‘ Caledonia Church for funeral service commencing at 2 o’- clock. Interment lands cemetery.

GREEN — Suddenly at the home |

of her sister, Mrs. John Beda, | Toronto, Ontario, September!

wife of the late James

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welcomed the new teachers and outlined topics of interest to the teachers.

Claude W. Wood, jisor of schools, conducted discussion period om various teaching prob- lems

Malcolm MacKenzie, director of education,: spoke on the curri- culum, summer school courses, and urged teachers to improve their class of license.

At the afternoon session,. Miss Mary McInnis presented the re- solutions which were adopted.

The teachers were then formed into groups for a discussion

83, Sydney 50 and 380, Chariotte- | town 55 and 80, Fredericton 65 and 8, Saint John 60 and 380. Upper St. John River Valley Biy ‘a Chaleur: Clear, seneumae cloudy’ “by evening: continuing very. warm; light winds increas- ing ‘in the afternoon to southwest 15. Low-high at Edmundston and' Campbellton 60 and 80.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 3.17 a.m. and 4.44 p.m.At! Rustico at 11.36 a.m. and 11.34 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetowp. | Sun rises today at 5.45 a.m. and

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period on the following topics:

Group 1: The teaching of phon- ics:

Group 2: What te do with th | exceptionai child.

Group 3: Proposed changes in| the science text.

The findings of each group

8, 1959, Miss Rita Etta Green,

arrive at 8 o'clock this even- ing to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Green, Kingston, ‘from where the fun- eral will be held Friday, ser- vice commencing at 2 o’clock. Interment. Kingston cemetery.

sets at 6.35 p.m. ‘ were reported to the meeting. | | Miss Marie Devlin spoke to

in her 19th year. Remains will} °

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« : (Night) — i 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Sept. 10, 1959. Vittoria at if COIBATY. cisencccece 30. ; 68 Se ; ° coe L e 4 ‘ — Regina—..scsseeens 37 5a ‘ : . 7 Ww Cc Ree 3S CUT PRODUCE COSTS CUT MEAT COSTS — | Mt. Stewart Is Centre For s|toente co. 3 8 CUT j L | T h Cc ti we hbeseasta ° a . . . erreweeed 3 OCA! IEAGCNEFS VONVENTION —_guevec | ----- ss «> | CALIFORNIA SWEET 'N JUICY TWO_WAY MEAT SERVICE a MT. STEWART — The annual tion were read by Miss Mabel Sree. ors = = ; focal teachers convention of Mt. O’Brien. Via? |. ae 20 WHITE ; C CUT FROM CHOICE ISLAND STEER Stewart and surrounding dis-| COMMITTEES Charlottetown ..-. 54 73 | for beth tricts was held on September 4./ The appointment of commit-|Sydney ............ 60 si SIZE 43's with the president, Mrs. Nellie| tees resulted as follows: Yarmouth ......... 59 a SS af — eo ae - record) Nominations: Sr. Clare Terese,|Si. John’s ......... i) * o : ib px ance eachers was| W McGuirk, Doreen Jay. : ij Pe present. Resolutions: Mary Mcinnis,| HALIFAX (CP)—The weather} CANADA NO. 1 LARGE 5 The minutes of the last conven-|sr Carmelita,” Marion Mac.| %fice oe ane her sunny, very Soe eae a 7 Wvasebia tic ‘wiche thee mao the } Cc FULLY TRIMMED FOR ROASTING : : 2 estion z: ver, ; -LATE NOTICES” | Anna Macadam. Nova Scotift Prince Edward | IDEAL FOR CHOW Ibs. cello . Press: Sr. Mary Gregory, Mrs. eae _ E : ; ; - 4 (Also see announcements in heute A: Sabian. land, easfern NB. counties, | LOIN END : i columns adjoining Classified Ad- ig Bie Bods Miss Anna Riley,|Lower Stf John River Valley: ib. ; | cee Sect: the new secretary of the P. E. 1 |p qa" igh at Halifax! FAR . RAMSAY — At her home in Cen-|T- F., Mrs. Hendricken also paid ay Vemmieme ° Haifa M GOLDEN | RIPE ek , tral Lot 16 on Tuesday, Sep- tribute to the retiring secretary| Kentville and Moncton 60 and 85, MAPLE LEAF BRAND SMOKED ‘@ tember 8th, 1959, Mary Blue| Miss E. Bowness. Miss Riley! New Glasgow and Goshen 55 and.

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