Thursday. Oct. 14, 1954 The Guardian Page 5

FISHING POSSIBILITIES STRESSED KAT SOURIS TRADE BOARD DINNER

speakers at the annual Bouris strides the fishing industry in this . . ,5 e dgnmr 1331; n m Province has been making, ' using "mm 0: T d I3 the 1953 production figures com "W Inc .”shmg Industry-ak,ead,y pared with those of previoue years. Vsnuhiiil-S 1n'm3llV'335l'9'Tc”h KIN” The industry was a "sound lin- TChills:egiliigglgigatsiigvanggs 5"' anlcllal investment" tor anyone, he . J ' 5 r be eved.

The i””"”- mm A” the 5” He said a recent visitor to the View H'0WI- "35 Weceded In the Province compared this island toa

Choice Island Hogs For Sask. (33595 Heard I" Georgetown Court

"orrhe following cases were heard g in the maglstrate's cour to in '

Georgetown yesterday: A party from Charlottetown

charged with reckless drivlrii. un-

der the Criminal Code, had his K

license suspended for six months

nfternoon by a sail on a draggcr. e beet heading 1 t he lhirlng the brief run to sea, the ap- I123 best mmng nee ,2 omIem,,esIf

A person from Village Green and another from Iris were fined 55 or

and was fined :35 and costs or in .' default or payment 30 days in I V Jail.

rratioii of the craft was explained. en, hemlsphexe rlvanmg even the Reiurninir the sue-W included Pacific Coast. And he said that .. license. four men lrom the Research De- scum was the bow D; that boa;

Under the Tempe,.,,m,e Ac, , The Navy Recruiting Team will be In:--

5 days for operating I car without XX!&

p-irtmlenkt Ofmfiishelriezsil at lgin:iLiaX- The possibilities of the industry par”! from Eldon was fined 520 i'-r:'6 51 911 FOUET ii? 3 37" here had "hardly be n scrat had ts 30 d in ii I r lfishories filletlng plant and shown yet." 0 C L f,:S.,c(lf. pgggegsionaysor llgllior in TO the whole Dg0C"5511m;m:m9 W!” Thomas J. K. Kickham. M.P.. other than his own premises. the fish ans unti I s rozcn or sow-13. was the next speake . Hal , . I. .-hipmcnt. . also referred to the greatr pos- G3A5peL,I;Iugxe ,:5a13:fV;:,"::;?1;e If: ST. 'l'liC E-'i5U”-"1 Piwkihil Cor Camllng sibillties of developing the industrv, to .1 t d .e adjourned go, one iii-int W115 11935 i'i5Il9d- 5lF3Wb9Y- and mentioned. too. the process- Wye? e v' 5 nos. which had been frozen earlier, mg of mm moss nd 1 h I ' ll'Pi'E being processed hcre. Vewebm ” "5 me” ed-A si)arty51r:m lgoiitisirutylw-Iwfiig The U9” 5909 W55 "I C'i'I”lf-1'5 other speakers included -Arthur cutie iilrzemeays or un rig - ncw plant, now under construction, w, Gaudet and ye JA Lamb I Dom - and. then to the Griffin cannery 0; charlouetowm W. A Afjm M A ma” from Lwnchml FIE” "Id nhere fall mackerel were being Ln, sourj, and A, xv, wrggm. also Enmh" "Om MW”? H'"b0” w"'

fined :60 and costs or 60 days in jail for driving while impaired.

A party from Cardigan charged with being intoxicated was fined :20 and costs or 30 days in jail.

:imned- of souris. Mr. Acorn moved and M the dihhi-T Pal-I1 Giilihhl. Dl'88- Mr. Wright seconded a hearty vote irlent of the Souris Board of Trade or y,nmk,; to me guest speaker. was chairman. The first speaker The meeting was me” mm-M, unis Mayor Arthur Peters who wel- open to general discussion and

rnmed the guests to thc town and

brief remarks were made by Perri"

A person from Pt. Pleasant and

in the dinner. lie was followed oy McLellan. senior fisheries officer.

one from Cardigan were fined 320 .1. Brenton St. John, M.L.A, who my the souris dismct, and 31,-.

and costs or 30 days in Jail for be-

inlmdllced U19 KUCSE SPBHIKUY. Mullins from the fishcries research

l-Iugene German of the Fisher-men's department at, Halifax,

Loan Board, Charlottetown. some 50 persons attended mp Mr. German spoke on the great dinner.

lng in possession of liquor on other '-r than their own premlsis. ANCIENT ART

A party from Peteris Road was, Hypnotism in various forms was fined 325 and costs or 30 days inlknown to the ancient Egyptians.

Jail for being in possession 0! ' liquor and the same party charged with the same ofiense for a dif- WE HAVE PLEASURE

1" sreciiis

ferent; date was again fined :25 Announcing the Appointment

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WEEK-EIID

. . I I Dr. Stanley L. iss from the Saskatcheivan Depa1-t- and com or 30 days in pm - - i

of M”

,, . , .OVOli some 0 C C oice pur 'e i.,- . or 1 ay in jail for having more

,,,,;,f;lE,fi,,,iE'i,i:;ff,lX:.”,,.; dig w;:U':lE(i:g:d Fgggollizgggoligaziwhich he left Charlottetown yesterday. Scan with Dr. Quin than three adults in the cab of . mu-red during the week by Mr. their annual fall vacation on Moii- U55 I5 D13 R- 5' MacD0naIdv Chlef V9te1'1m"Y with the Ped' muck '

Herb MacFarlane of whim Road. day during which time the older eral Livestock Production Branch, who inoculated the Vfehmgn gm" C""8"0Wn Chilled Tim is certainly an unusual find children will assist in the potato animals before leaving the Province, H M "3 game wnh T waded

EXTRA SPECIAL! MAPLE LEAF SMOKED

for the sale of '.'.'.7rn'l: 'r'rr. an ;.r.'r. . .

- CANADA SAVINGS BONDS THESE HADES ARE THE BEST GRADE ARTIFICIAL TRIMMING ! , ' Lb LONDON. om. (cm n "Bambi," 10 Lbs' King Co 6 '

of during this late season of the year. harvest, which is already under- I rme had H.” evidence heard End MR. waye lmey can study and obtain know, - . the case was adjourned for one SUBHAGENT --'-ETGCK IT FOR MONTHS . .. , . 'lcdcc. The must be trained to t t week. 85 -uu-JAD on your Drug Store needs. ""'THANKSG1VI5G 5h3”Ch-- y 3 3

. . . . ., meet our cncmies and these enem- A Person from Pinette char td '1"nrce more days to go and there Eh: ””,"k5I”V'f'3 5F"”f 1" 5'- 195 are no; the mo” ignore"; a with reckless driving was fined K50 urn still lots of big bargains for M" rews P”5b-VIe”a" (:II””I" members of our society. They can w M S or 60 days in jail. everyone during the Rexall one ”m"””' s”"d” "”I'"3 W” be found in the professions in ' " ' Crnt Sale. Two for the price of one wry lame” "t”"d”d' The 5"'I"” responsible public positions, teach- ulus only one cent. Hundreds of EV” conducted by the RC" D' A'!lng positions and at the top of bargains to choose from, Thursday, ampbeu WM "I50 I7"'5"I"'d ”"iIlabor unions.

.."I'he monthly meeting of the Montague Baptist Women's Mis-

Friday and S.-itui'd'.u, October 14th "rma" using 1'" his will "S"I'"l ”Our priests must go forth well siomry Society W” held at thc

to 16th. Don't miss it at the Maboii Drug Co., Montague.

92 verse 1 "lt is a good thing v.oI give thanks unto tho Lord and tnl sing praises unto thy mime, O

armed with ilie methods of dc- fcnse to meet those who would

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home of Mrs. Fred Maclntyre on a favorite deer of children visiting Oct. 8. Rev. Rowland G. Hill pre- Springbank park, was found paint- sided opening the meeting by the ed on his head and sides with lip-

egg gggg; f I? J i most high." Appropriate thanks- mstmy M" W” at me' hymn "Rescue The Perlshing” and stick. The public utilities commis- 142 Rlchmpnd St” Ch town Lb- Maclnmsh 2 D01- Personals K)ivi.ns hymns were sung and riwlsnuxrnoracrxox following with a prayer. The slim offered a reward for informa-' D181 3424 Cloverleaf Tin A I

-T P' k S I 27 pp es C I'””''Wl”'v 51"” lh” i'9C9"I- IWIIdn.V - ...... -- , ,... . usmnll anmunt. of sacrifice wliicli wered by 3 Sc,-jpmm verse ;ma;-- -- ---W 'a- --I - H -. - -. -m' -4 a C , wek'md M wmm Rmd wnh 11” WI” 179 "”"I" Wday will be i'9' with the word thanksgiving. Gifts I Tim MCCl'eI1d)'5

gl:'I')tl;:;1lMr'e and M” WCSIE-V Cantmued fmm pa” 1 paid "5 h”"d”5d 10” I" "15 of money in memory of the late Large 2 PRES. Mustard 24 OZ.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell. Commercial Cross. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawson, Stanhope.

Mia-i Audrey MacDonald. Valley- fied East. recently returned from Boston, where she visited her bi-other-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trcc.

Her many friends and neighbors regret to learn that Mrs. Kathleen Finlayson. whim Road, has enter- ed t.he Kings County Memorial Hospital for treatment. A speedy recovery is wished for her by all.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts re- cently motored to Commercial Cross to visit the letters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell.

lt is regretted that Mrs. Webb Nicholson, Whim Road. is ill at this time. Her many friends hope

Erection Ill

ployees or destruction of his lei- low business-man.

"in my profession rpollticsi there is little consideration given to methods used by the man Who gets to the top. We even have the same conditions existing in sports.

"Our philosophy has become. Let us succeed in this world and let us forget the rights of others."

become a fertile breeding groundl for communism. I

"There is only one way to com- bat those doctrines, theories and principles and for that reason we are building an adequate semin- ary for the education or our priests.

"There must be places where

chip treat was donated by th-3 chip company.

years ahead.

"I was first impressed with the type of ivorkcrsl met in this campaign," he continued. They showed 21 real interest and sincer- ity to which I had been unac- ciisfninr-,rl in public life.

”In politics and its allied fields I had been become accustomed In tho CIi('crIi'a(lci'. hig hzillyhno type

e-of vsiinpairziis. But in this work it iis (lifivrcnt. There is a deliberate

we on mm comment haw nhnostJ::Vli"llle ilccision and reason for the

Ix. "flier? is A remarkable enthus- iasm shown in the campaigns as- rross fhn country and the SllC('9s'll of the drivr, in quite llppRr('nf,'

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Mm wmmm Mama" ,,m m Scarlet were HIO.COdfS they were and xwrieri - the blood they shed in battle!

The following is a list of oi-.' flcers electcd for the new ycarti president, Miss Frcda Apt: lste vice-president, Mrs. Jennie Mac-i Kenzie; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.i Annie Shaw: secretary, Mrs. Spenc-I er Llewellyn: treasurer, Mrs. Ar- thur MacNcili: visiting comnilttco,

The saga of Inspector O'Rourke and his brave mmmaml of 200 Mounted Police - - - guardians at Canada”: tracklesa wilder- ness - - - . .

Where the Custer-masaaorlng Sioux swept north to Join the Free In vengeance - - -

Where the crimson-llpped Grace Mar-

Mrs. Angus Meithcson and Mrs. kpy "M from om, mm L only M

Thomas JACKSON. . find greater danger In the arms of A poem was read by Mrs. Matlic- nnmmrg

son and it sketch of tho cnnvers-I ion and the education of Mr. nnrli Mrs. Wilton, the first Baptisti missinnnrics to Africa, was giirn. by Mrs. Cecil French. Mr. Hill showed a film strip on Africa which gave it vivid picture of life there and the challenge await- ing new workers.

Lunch and a social hour fol- lowed. Words of appreciation wcrc extended to Mrs. Maclntyre for her lmspitallty.

This In thr-Ir story - told in All its vlolcnt. excitement! '

TODAY FRI. and SAT.

42 12 Oz. Bot. Icing

69c Pickles

25c Sgar

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prunes: EDWARD R3H&n

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rue mourv A. conquest

Cliecse is something most of us

TONIGHT

and IVIIY Thursday night

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enjoy. Besides eating it on i

crackers or a piece of apple pie, I

there are enillces ways of using ' NOW SHOWING

that she will soon be well again. 10.00 P.M.

SourlsHiis'pitaI Junior ladies 5'35 5333 Aid Meeting .

..,'The annual meeting of the T Junior Ladies Aid at the Souris Hospital was held last night. Sev- enteen members were present.

Mrs. George Roach was elected K pr:-slrlent, succeeding Mrs. W. A. Wright. Other officers, include: vice-president. Mrs. Bruce Stew-

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Mmxmziel , in Ilie Standard this week. Ilie I P . Reports were given by the re- Standard is on sale now, com- ' ti? W

ivrlng president. by the retiring irnasurer. Miss Mildred Fraser q ' .-ind for the Girl Guldca by Mrs. a William Acorn.

During the year the Junior Altl 4 lmught srvcrnl Articles for thr-

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