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Continued from page 1) i against it, Mr. Mclsaac empha- ‘ sized.

Replying to speciﬁc questions ‘ asked by the minister. Mr. Mc- ' V money to finance the plan wll .- come from the banks. the same " as the money to finance any ’7 business operation. ;

“It will take no more money for potatoes than it has taken . ‘ to ﬁnance one Regional High. J School development in this pro- »‘ ' 5 Vince. if the government cannot i 1 ing of our potato industry to this extent. then I can easily see the possibility of sufficient growers. 1 dealers and other business men in the province putting up al this deal. 1'

Isaac said. for example. the to finance a marketing agency i' see fit to guarantee the financ- guarantee adequate to finance “This could be done within!

e- . velopment is just as important ; to the businessman. the profes- sional man and anyone doing| business with the farmers of the ' province as it is to the growers themselves." be stated.

"Anything that brings more money into the farmers' pocket I is of vital concern to every per- ' son doing business in this prov- ince where the basic industry is agriculture.

“The suggestion that $5.000,- 000 is needed to ﬁnance such an agency is nothing short of ri-‘ * lt}i;ulous. Mr. Mclsaac said." i . .' at ﬁgure was mentioned h —:——‘“*" "—T’——‘““‘

the minister in one story which! N'l‘ce’ M1?" one ﬂunk! the

r nun,“ him. "A" that is "any I iprice cutting that transpired on

i sary for a selling agency to do is l f“? deals M m Greek deal ’ to provide a seks service for the as yea" existing dealers. to promote “ e minim" “a. “lg-“wed: | sales and quality of the pro- 1 "‘9 "me "‘3'": m the past' and I

of I‘m wondering what has made

duct. and the organization . _ . _ . ; . sales outlets for the industryi h‘m change h's mmd' ' M" Me“ i E that would control and elimin- i 153“ sa‘d' 1 ate the present price cutting So far as the purchase of fer- i Practices that have often cut ' “"79” by “‘9 farmers l“ mn'l

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M if MISS P.E.|. PRESENTS BICYCLES

was the drawing of tickets for . four bicycles donated by Bill

Lynch and an oddity was that

out of the large crowd of chil~ " dren in attendance a brother . and sister were lucky in each '_ winning a bike. The winners . were (L to R) Bob Boales. . Summerside; Greg Gaudet. j

. One. of the features of the Summerside Lobster Carni-

val's children's day program ytsterday at Civic Stadium

L I TROPHY IN‘NING PERFORMANCE

Eldon Gaudet of Central Be-

"rural life in PEI. in 1864, a centennial project. was announced at the con- i

dog show in Summerside yu- ed two first place trophies.

. . drasticall lnto cerne. .r. Molsaac suggest- mmerside; Miss p. E, 1,, » deque is shown giving colm- terday. The dogs are .shown The dog show was _l‘iield as clusmn of the contest last night 1 derived “5.2m the glands???“ i ed the farmers could finance the w 1. A d c f I trids ﬁlmy} Paqueﬁe who drew the mands to his two Spitz-Co ie performing one of their sev- part of the Summersi e Lob- that ".9 winner would be in at- Such practices during thi: ti PUTChase of fertilim- through es em n en rd 5 tickets. Laura 'Lee Mitchell . dogs that Perlm'm'd 1“ the 9"! trkks- Ml“ 63W 95"" 9‘" Carnival' tendance. at the coronation ball 'season alone have cost. tplaiso' their own resources. or finance . , and br'other Craig oi sumo.’

to be 'held at the Prince County economy hundreds of thousands} it through the banks, Then they iTho Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. July 15, 1964. 3 Park. I V_Ocat10ﬂ81 SchOOl on Saturday} of dollars. he added. woul in a position to pur- nlzhl» "I said early last winter there chase their supplies where they iin Canada have found manage. l lod. without any deterioration u mm, " “.000 o n p u g was no need for our growersi choose. ed. the in- inient material in Prince Edward > in quality whatsoever. he noted. individual pm,“ to build . pup during the past season ever to? auguration of such an improved ilsland. I don't see why we‘ Consumer demand is changing anger can .. have taken less than $1.25 a bag‘ marketing scheme would soon 1can't find someone here eap- ‘ rapidly In 3“ 0‘ these‘lll‘wucts ' ’ . . for potatoes. and over 60 per i pill the growan: in a financial table of doing the job." d we have no Organization-1° t TORONTO iCPl — Observed cent of our crop was sold (or‘ position where they would The minister asked what will i keep up With the Changing SI temperatures 5mm the weather 19551mm 90 cents per bag, able to finance their own pur- lbe the terms of reference for l trends. We're EOIHS *0 1050 out office: Mi M The ﬁrice this spring—there‘ chases. and the production of {the agency. Mr. McIsaac said i other 9:11“: 9:0:UCI33 8:68! i . n- n- Was a een dem . ‘ their own cro without havin gthe orders would be to do the: at are a e 0 8 e a V3" 88¢ sUMMEiisms BUREAU! . The remainder of the livestock of the Royal Canadian Mounted jDawm .... u 45 68 We out the "mfg gatﬁ-tk m be “was”, M somm’: ...”. w, possible ,0, "H, mm ; ... "...... new process... unless we : OF THE. GUSRDIANfJ‘mgmg m“ be hem. 0" Sam“ Police musical ride, it was ex- i Prince Gem" - u 51 61 merit." iese. Until we have reached potato industry in view of the‘ MP in 8 Position 10 6" 80me-: The lobster carnival livestock‘day. From now until then the iVan ouver . .. . .56 62 Mr. Mcisaac wanted to makei this mini agriculture 1: in s ’changing trends in packaging, 3 thing about it ourselves." lie judging Shf’w', under the capa‘Pams “"11 be “cc”le by horses Named iVictoria . .. . .. ..49 62 it clear he wasn't blaming the“ sorry mess. and that is what we gmerchandising. s t n r a ge and . said. ' 1 b1! m‘Eamufitm 0' ,dGi‘aemi; Edmonton . .. . .. §7 80 1 dealers at this end "so muEh a,‘ are trying to get it out of. he ‘goverall promotion. all of whichL "What amazes me." Mr. Mc-3 L1“ 0 “Mmew ‘5' 3” r ’ . Calgary . u i m 64 85 .i the duplication of sales outletsi said. ' ' tome "MP? the Benefal . Isaac added. "is that the min! "View". yesfte hay a from. 11931138 . no i o. 99 .in the large consuming centres. Replying to the query "Who heading of marketing. ligtpr apparenny agreed with‘ With judging o s eel) an 0w? Winnipel ... ... .-63 84 for causing the auction system ‘: will manage the agency?" Mr. _ ln Quebec and Ontario today. ' the potato committee on thet escev K. of Ram gm": Toronto ... ... ....57 74 under which we have been fry. l Mclsaac retnried "who will 'for example. they are setting wording of the desired plebis— me :55; mil-:0“ n" Judgen sinézl glttawa ... .... 79 mg to operate." ' imanage a new Regional High .11!) new storage facilities withlciie. and Premier Shaw an- al" me enpgek of L-Orne? . angel! ... ... .. 7: SEEN ENQUIRIES iSchool. or any other business? ilemperature and storage con- :nonnced some time ago that . -Ferguson of Hampton pin 3 g3; 1'. "' 31 During the past couple of ' The board of directors or the . ditions controlled by atomic |plebiscite would be held shortly; ., ‘ _ for supreme grand champion: ars . tar; m "' "' ‘ weeks there have been enquiries hoard of management will sci. radiation which can hold. potJjust what. has happened in the. P0 m 357 mums. NOVA 5w... i and grand champion honors in} win" z'o - for seed potatnes from mm, ject a capable man for the job. atoes for many months after the : meantime to change thelri I ‘ ‘ the draft horse class. HERE?“ 62 ‘ areas in 50:31 America that ESome of the biggest companies end of their normal holding per- i minds?” . Write for Catalogue No. . SUMMERSIDE BUREAUiskills and hobbies are garden- 3V9 "9"" (01'? Purchased orj Su reme rand cham ion in. _ . Charlottetown . . .65 '77 - A the powdered“! was 1;” by; I. "or rm; GUARDIAN ; ing. sewing. knitting. ﬂpchetmg. Sydney ' 55 as argut fisland aged. The I ' l ' an entry owned by scam"{ The glamorous grandmother hooking rugs, baking and cook- “mouth .59 68 uanmi. fem dsu manual. A Mayhew of Kinkora. Thorne'si contest. a feature entered in the n . does all her own lnter- St. John-s, NM. . ‘58 79 q “1 ea 0 . an are com- ‘ a s a: Pony Farm of marlotieiownvb'ummerside Lobster amiv ior decoration and has been a "8 _ rovﬂh government pur- ‘for the first time was well re— school teacher and has held of- HALIFAX ice) —. The Wee. chasm-s agencies from souiii . —.

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captured the supreme grand champion in the pony class.

The sheep class was dominat- ed by entries from Charlotte- town, Kensington and Summer- side

Allison Stewart of Charlotte-

town captured six firsts in the

ot class while S.C. Stew.

art. also of Charlottetown. took

four firsts in the Shropshire and Oxford class.

William Hagerty of Summer- side captured four thirds and one first in sheep classes while Roy A. Moase of Knnsington entries placed third three times and finished second twice.

Other prize winners in the sheep classes included Edmund Bernard. Richmond and E. L. Sharpe, Kenaington.

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BRIEFS”

INJURED A'l' RACEWAY

Nine-year-old James Williams. son of Ernest Williams of 161 Harvard Street. Summerside. received a broken wrist when he fell at Summerside Raceway last night. The boy was taken to Prince County Hospital where he was examined by Dr. A. R Grant

NJ.- FAMEY mm

v. and Mrs. Howard Chris- tie of Maryavilie. N.B. with their family. Robert. Kenneth. Klan. Donald and David. a"! spending the holidays at Stan- bop... They spent the weekend in Alberton more they were nests at the MacDonald-Rogers.

:ceived last night by a large crowd on hand for the final

Judging at the Civic Stadium. M

merside glamorous grandmother over 1! other contestants. Placing sec- ond was Mrs. Mamie Laughlin of Sherbrooke and third was Mrs. Louise Moase of New An-_ na

The prizes for the winners were presented by Cheryl Paq- uette. Miss P.E.f. for 1963 who has seen heavy duty in the role of prize giver during the activ- ities of the carnival thus far. Judges for the contest were Mrs. Keith Lapp. Mrs. Claude ives and Hugh Smith. all of Summerside.

TWENTY CHILDREN

Mrs. Deighan is the mother of 20 children. six boys and 0 girls living and has 46 grand- children. 21 boys and 19 girls. Her heavy list of hobbies in- cludes: weaving. knitting. house plants and vegetable gardens and before her loss of hearing was a vocal soloist. She is an accomplished musician and plays the accordion. piano mouthorgan and violin. She has been a member of the CWL for the past 26 years. Among her grandchildren two sets a.

The second place winner. Mrs. Laughlin is the mother of four boys and four girls and has 15 grandchildren. Among her many

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At Carnival mama — The -

ren attending the Summerside

Iabster‘CI'aival got tbeh- treat

yesterday with special enter

wedding on Saturday and where Mr, Christie conduch worship in the United Clutch on Sum

Received too late fee eiminei In“! Idle. column

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tainment. contests and games arranged specially for them at the Civic stadium and several can

Yesterday began with a dog and cat show at Gaudet’s Save Easy parking lot followed by a

doll carriage parade at par- klng lot of the Summersida Town Police ce.

a special

Shortly after noon children's program got under-

fices in the “'1 serving on the provincial board for four years. She was the Prince County~ di-

rector of the PET. Farmers Federation and also taught Sunday School.

The third place contestant, Mrs. Louise Moase has 11 grand- children and is the mother of three boys and a girl.

WROTE HISTORY

Her hobbies and skills are many and include gathering, processing and boxing mangel seeds. all phases of farming and gardening. interior and exterior painting. baking and cooking and three years ago won the prize for the most recipes sent in to the Guardian and Patriot. She makes her own soap. quilts and hooks and plays the piano and sings. She has outlined the history of New Annan from 1915 to the present day and has held all offices in the W.I. and sev- eral in the Kensington unit of e UCW. She was a school board trustee for three years and active in Red Cross.

One of her more recent pro- jects was an essay written on

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fher office says ifhe unsettled weather will continue today as weak weather systems continue to traverse the district. ow ever some clearing should occur over the western region of New Brunswick late this afternoon. Regional forecasts'

Northern N.S.. Prince Edward _‘ Island. Eastern NB. Counties. :

Bay of Chaleur: Cloudy Wllil‘l: showers: ooolcr: light winds; Low-higih at New Glasgow and Moncton 56 and 70. Charlotte-‘. town and Campbelitoo 58 and? M .

Outlook for 'niursday —-Cloiidy

and. tide today in Charlotte- i town at 4.18 am. and 4.11 p.m. 1 At Rustico at. 10.52 am. and‘

12.46 a.m. Summerside tides ill I. -

minutes later than Charlotte- qullpmenl' I town. Sun rises today am. i see I and sets at 3.41 pm. 1 times I: . . L “3“ :' Ken-h Cannichael I;

I McMaster University. Hamil- I.

ton. has raised more than ii?

per cent. of its {7.151.000 build-. ing fund. '

with a few showers and warm- 1' er.

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America. which should substan- j tially broaden our sales possibi- l lities. But what will happen if we should have a dozen people . ‘ quoting prices and undercutting ; each other? We could lose out ' on the deal entirely. because the agencies will become disgusted with the marketing processes ' here." he fears. ‘ Here is one excellent example of how such an ongaoized mar- . keting scheme would work. it has to. he said. for the good of

the industry. and of the pro-: N—i’i'imibi‘iﬁﬂ i for a complete .2.

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occas was star of Rania Danie. Michele Finney. Pie eat- ests and balloon blowing

isl drawing for two girls' and two boy's bicycles was made by like P.l.l. for 1“ Cheryl Pa-

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