' MARCH 19, 1954

Provincial Problems Discussed By Member From Third Kings Dis.

The needs fora inarketing ex- . part in. the Department of Agri-

rnr. GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

First Kings Member Sees Bright Future -For Souris And Fishinghidustry

ionizing the fishing industry and it could do the same thing for agri- culture.

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2 THE EASTERN GUARDiANlEdlmllln Week i Marked In Peakes

I AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. I ,AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldoa Levers

Kings County Member Pays Tribute TLSDII

The following tribute to St. Dunstan's University was made by Mr. John A, MacDonald. Con- servative Third Kings. in the Leg-

..'On . W edn es do y afternoon. March 10. there was "Open House” at St. Terars School. Peakes. A lllmlber 0! parents and ratepayers took advaivtuge of this invitation :to visit their school, to see some lclasses in progress and examine their children's school work. .

The Guardian may be bought at the following pl;ceTin Montague-; Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Uffice; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Souris; The Snack Bar.

....'Hf))ll'1 C(l0)(iNu sale all ..'VALLi-ZYFIELD-Orwell Head it .Vl. l..levtellyn's, saturda',',,cungi'egatlon. Services for Sull-

N I "I feel that within ten years Mann 20. 2.50. Auspices of La-lday. March 31: Valleyfield ll a.in.,

Souris will be known as the Gloucester of the Maritimes." slat.-

dies' Curlini

. . 'GEORGE'FOWN PASTORAL CHARGI-J - United Church of Canada. Servit-es for March 2lst.,' 11 am. Sturgeoii; 2:30 p.m. Mill- town Cross; '1 pm. Geori.:etown.I Rev. W. A. Patterson, Minister.

. . 'PARISH OF GEORGETOWN Holy Trinity laiiglit-ani. Sunday March 21-1. Third Sunday in Lent. 830 Holy Cnniinuillon. ll a.m Morning Prziior and Seriiioii; 3'30 Evensong and Address. Revereiiii W, A. Cotton, C.R.

mmtii at the tlosn of the seitice.

Club. lKllmulr 3' p.ni., Orwell Head 1:30

IJohn Clair on Wednesday night.

p.m. A.C. Fraser. Minister. ..'tC.W.Ii. CARD PARTY-The regular weekly card party spoils- ored by the Montague C.W.L. was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

The door prize was won by Mrs. Cecil Rice, and the lsclies' prize was won by Mrs. Charles Burke. The meiiis prize was equally iner- ttcd by Mr. Wilfred McEachern and Mr. David Vaiildeilstlne.

....'LHLK(.'H U!" L.HRlS'l'i Sun-'

day, .Vlait'li '.'l. Mtiniaigiie l0 a.in.

Sturgeon. lot" Requiem Mass at

in their favor.

In the st or classrooms the Grade X pupils had a debate on the topic: Resolved that the radio is more useiu than the telephone The speakers on the pro side were Helen Trainer. Anna Evans, and Mary Curran. whil Basil Gillan, Gerard Trainor. an Urble Brad- ley supported the n ative side of this resolution. Rev rend J. B. Crolten, Reverend Mother Mary Teresa. and Mrs. Adrian Bradley acted as Judges and decided that the pro side had nve extra points

Then the parents saw the.pupils conduct 1 meeting. During this

ed Mr.Wiiliam Aoorn. Liberal Third night as he took part in the debate

King's in the Legislature last on the Draft Address.

Nvfr. Acorn was speaking of the development in the fishing industry in the Eastern section of the Prov- ince when he made the promising prediction for Souris.

He stated that a fleet of eight draggers operated out of Souris last year. "Two of them started the season early and by the end of the year dhey had each landed ovei' 5.000.000 pounds of fish. Those fish averaged 3.16 cents per pounds with the result that each

Croken, Sister Joseph Noreen and

fillets. l what is

"If there is any development to be done in the processing of berries and fish the fiist step to be taken is the construction of cold storage holdings. That means money. and financing and I have a proposal for the Government to gel that money.

”I submit that this Province issue Industrial Development Bonds, We need two or three mil- lion dollars to operate these pro- posed industries. The Government might see its way fit to pay four per cent intci'est'on the bonds and could possibly re-loan some of the money at six per cent." he

pavement from Souris to Elmira

University took place 125 yea;-5 ago with the founding of 5:. An. orew's College under Bishop Mac. Eachern. Later St. Dunstan's Col-

lsiature last night. Mr. MacDon- ald is the only graduate of s.D.U'. presently occupying a seat in the House.

"As a graduate of St. Dunstun's. it gives me much pleas e to ex- tend my congratuiations. along with thosetof the previous speakers, 10 my Alma Mater on her cele- bration of 100 brilliant years in the educational field of this Pro- vince and of our Dominion,

"Actually the beginning of the

effect the influence of a oollege

culture. a cwseway at Cardigan to replace the present bridge and better t.raiispoi'tal.ion at Wood islands were among stressed by Mr. John A. MacDon-

the points '

aid, Third King's in speaking on - w

the Draft Address debate

Legislature last night. Mr. MacDonald also suggested

that the Government should alter

in the,

its rural electrification program to .

give more assistance to the needy districts. He pointed out that some

districts because of their situation '

would need more help then others and that as a result the Maritime Electric Company would first look

stated.

Mr. MacDonald stated

that he

are spending enough on education

..V1'HE l)ltteU)IllIidIl Clilliili in Eilile srlluol for till ages. ll a.ni. . tiniiatla. .-clxltm illi Suiillai. I.oi(i's Siiiiiil-i iiiltl pleat-hliig .ser- :::laTf'pl';lhve :::1deb::.cEpf1:se-gtsfno? by” earned 350m 531-500 101" the stated. "The main thing ll I0 1939 W35 595 UP On the present after the districts where they could, :.'.iitli :1. are as ltilI.iu- t3irtli- i t-t-. iliiiiuy liltei. it a.nI. Bible ave R reatdgng swims Concluded yeaizsiaied Mr. Acorn. p V have the money available." location where it has been oper- make the most profit. I gain, at 2 ii iii. and AIl)lllil,:Uf' at .-4-hunl aiiil I-l)rq'5 su,ipei'. Alulii-akvlfhe Huen'mnn;eln pan O; U" The av?-age price ill 1952 was Mr. Acorn also suggested that Btihg slnce.,Bept..1a54. fie congratuiamd ihg Mjnjgner, 7 :-.n p.lll. .xi.mi..,:u.- sundu, Harliuul, 6 pm. Bible st'h00I anti; t. 3.57 cents,g he stated. He iilrdlCl- the Province should haveabrewery Slnce that tlme it has turned at Public Works and Hlshways tori siliool at ill a in. Seiiinxx vtill lie Lord's Slipper. Coniiiiiied etan;- mee. I”? 1 ms la of u us. El:-I U135 U113 X93! On fl” 0V9r'3-H of its own. "We give thousand; of Dill: I long succession of eminent III-13-1111118 Y-ht DOW bridge It Mon- rlllldutllvd ill iii. i.'.i..uu.ii .ti..-. rtIl.xlI(' .m-tit-e at Murray Harbor y”?'”k”” ” ,3, ymdpllimr Picture the W106 of fish WW” 59 dollars to other Provinces when men. and during the past few tazueaxldstabedthatlthad been I Imugall, .-Iiitieiit-iiilii.-lrr Rev. tiiiurt-ll of Christ at 7 30 pm. Theta” W” "pe:"3dn; ghlokeng kc lncreusd about one cent over last we import beer so why shauldn-t years, of women, who have taken Vast improvement over me old M310; ;ohn A. Mncnmmm l Carl Curiip. iiileriin-iiinticiairir. sci-tire lull he at )IllI'l?LV l'IHlil)Ol',lngi Eagle" '1 ' I Lh 3:113 yeaifs price. p we build 3 plant and keep that lhelf place among the outstanding structure. The Thi.rd King's Mem- lllle 5”'"1"-V IWVWW be 3” Si-1”:lb”Em an the Va "2 0 Gui Led "1 he ".350" It In” I'M Its” money on the Island," he stated. citizens in all walks of Life of this ber then stated that the bridge they do come everyone should treat 'll().V'lA(vll”. i-.. ....i Hitilil-I ..-.l. ot...uei..i..- lilvvliiiiin. al mu-. speaklllll C13-5531 ”':1:0':fi: tiles holdings in the storage plants in He Conxlllftlldpd me Premier :0; country. Her contribution to the at Cardigan had been built in the them with the utmost courtesy." p ,...i..l..iw. ..x. liiml.n.l (; IIill, rm IIIKPI nut. suml.-.,x. h'Y('l')f)ll'.'llh9 stud:-tiis wiol Pam tocoiflfwsl Canada and the United states ms ruml 91(,m.mc”uon program mcmbew 9; the clergy 1," been saine year as the old one in Mon- ':"I'here has been a great deal or ; i.-tut iwiu am .xi.i.u;.l.vt.o sun. tll'II'l)nli" in ilmw st-nit-F-s. Ken- H1 We Plollm” 9:1 : IF? 131” IN than lhfl W?” "L5 and asked that electrification be particularly outstanding. tague-1912 and that ilwu now in controversy over education," he i (an Sllllllll ll.U4l .x 'lll;lgllt' mu lllli tr. Nrirris, E-vaiigellsl. iwlllch was Jlldlzed by M55 EIWWI time last year and there is more provided fro!-n E1,,,i,.a to Nam, "During those year; mg 1," a bad state of disrepair. stated. :'It seems to me that over i xv...-y ,,,m.,.i n,i.,..-, gm; ,xi.,,-.,,, ,7 . Lowe of Prince of Wales College. competition in the Maritime: es- Lake and from the Souris mm Carried on und" many dimculg "It was condemned before the aperiod of years the three R.'5Ii?llP ; n rm silmm siimiii. :00 .VIlii- ..'vi'.x'En.ti. AT STl'R(iI'j0N .. and encouraged them to cont-lm.e peciavlly among the plants in the Road ,0 Hurmom Jumm,,,g ms, ,mh,,u; govgmmem umi. war but was patched WP and fixed been slvillg way to the three F'sof 1 5 mi HaiI)()Lli .x'..n.i;.;. s.im.u. 3,;.i The funeral of the late Mrs. Johnliheir efforts in all these imp0l'l:- filleting business," he stated. Ml. mom mmked me Minis”, M69 and probably Could not ha e and is now in it very serious con- frills. fads and fancy. We are gei- E ; Si ligrun summ stluml. -ii Lanlgall. vthn died in Georgetowniaint activities. He. noted that l.l'iei'e-WES in new of Phbllc Works and. Highways done, so without exceptional saIl:- d"'10"' 1'' "dim be expedient "J '6' "m3 away fmm the 015 melhodl ; .lltiii:ty llirtiolir SDiVll'P. 7:. on Sumlay, gas mid fl-om me in the primary room, the par- filletiiig plant at Souris and told (or load work mat had been done mice on the pan of her Stan. ind place it with a causeway If this and we don't seem to have lmpmv. 5 .V:uii-av litter sci-vne. The .Vlui-- re.-idem-e of her step-daughtergents enjoyed a short program the members about a new process in 1” Dmvm and reminded the on me pan of the pawn” h were done it Would beautify the ed our educational standards but i in tor trio Hill sing. Tun Mrs, Dan MaCKlnll0l) on Tuesday which included reciting. singulg that (was belgg rt-Jilgiiledf out in the Mmlsm, mg” he was making 10,. Sam their sum to sh Dumtaxlo village to a great extent and make rather to have slipped back. I I'V'ii'l4..lll rt-lor filnisirips Hill he ynoyning to St. Paul's Church,'and it short play. Rwelend Father LN” state ml rash haze” ward to 3 SW” on the laying of un has been Wm said that m U19 Centre I t0l-ll'l5l- M-lllilttlon." he "In general I don't think that we

the

"They are putting up

The quality of teachers is not good

PlFI)Pl' lllllilllilis as u...al. 9 30 Mm,” was celeb,-med by me Mr Joseph Lawlor judged . . . - i Z . H . v v ,, 1 his oic ing remzrk he noted a 14; iud L5 (L9 . y g . . '--1, . . l)?lSl0l'- REV. Father Mullally, who haiidwritliig displayed at the back kiiovln as fl5ll.51e3k5.and seuma thaxl the lnillist I)llSlIl6S: was I oxil lheslenaetfll aIL:d0bliEIl:dIjI!'Ipef)KfldelJIl1e" hoped the Mlmsber would pavelenough VH3 should pay higher 511' our lylillixr-zI'A(l1lliiii-fillHill"! M50 (mmmm at me gravel Se”'lM gm Imam" In 8gouI:hgne'a&'::Y; . ';,';,,3. edl1.t;.;ie(:n-a?dCe1.-go1lIlIa;::l raliicllv izrowiiil: industrl'- "Witt: shadow of one maneiis head In :heDS:I::::5Mg1: Rmd;;omT?gdiga3i2;11e5 mid k.9ep.'h' be” teacher” 1" g - g g . . iivic ai-my receive w - g l,h 1 . m d.u0ns am 1 , ' o s ye . ” roa ' e pro esslon. , list .1 M. ir-.l.w ni.m.m-. sun. "I I" we 7a””””y "W53" 0"" ' c bell was stated. "This industry has onlyr E ””"” Mom". ” d . W5 5” D"”3””'5 hi” 5”" mm ri ll o t d l fh t' f H - g p - I V Klggms 0, Georgemwn. -I-he pan- while Josephine amp , , V ,em t the d - ls mmmg when 1 1 L . . .g ca res giea es, 0 eavy la - e congratulated the Minister iIvDrl'fl?i!"”&(,'1'lIi-IllIA Alllnnladhm" m.n'm' bearers were James Laniizail. Wil- allafded the P1126 10 KFOUP W” loI):inet(l mnlhgiiblews England SL:iI(I;l Ix))2Il'IVIICEol;3(IV?Ild aliland will Bet ll: Iiggllurlrl eextglptlgfiliinlg Agllllltiteii tllz He and u would be-I wonderml on me conswucuon 0! 5 mm "mm ,.,,'..', A -511.5" w,,mm E'""".'”.'!5 liani Lanigaii, James Giddiiigsy 316,, 11: mfxidel I M; tgnizl Nmwl full share of the tourist dollars." gducauonal geld Imp: rm the mjfwle "I m” um "1 Montalme and 5L3"ed mil ll WM Jiinini-' Suniliw School -zgnnffhl :Fm”kIe Glddml-it PEFEY Glddlllssf -"A-1 iflirk aarea." a 0 go no G E he stated "The ideal of its first rector 11 H W”; pagvesd'bI(1;e:dL;1ud' A pleunlsure to bf pliwenft u M the . g . ,. 1 ' ' Ne” Wm”. ' . "H .A K C U W m-gm . ee u - r is; open .g ceremones est a. . elemng scrum, tilicie Ille p-p H S he stated that during the past, 0WPVf' ill? do rtlh Ime, Fill-her 5118'-1'5 1f'f3CD0"81d V-0 make He said that the following roads It is unfortunate that our costs lzhi shines. I.ouer Monti-lguo. '5 (rm , two weeks a firm in Charlottetown be 50nlPllIl"l belltl: 9 0”, St. Dunstans revered at home needed to be gut:-graded and he for electricity are so high" he . h h . .- ' ' - t - C t' 2 . t or are ge lng . iv . H - y - Personals Meeting rt" ml we be to I -m as - - - 11 er eV- year. Albion Cross to Dingwells Mai-mime Eipcmc company mu 3,,

a paved road from Wood

For March gy ated from the concept of educa- tion as that which should take in

-fills many lrlends will regret. selling them at 81.29 a pound. The lilmlds to EN MM End more Mins; Dundas Corner to the Pru- mm the more Droiitable fields

--'ATTE-V03" HANQVET - At- - - same fish here would c t bout lo - - - gendlnlrt ttheh angiilall inn-keepers I,r:0,l,e'mi:I ghigaxgt Vm1'u);tl)ar;;'in'?.;l ..'The March meeting of the cents a pound. he statgfig 3 cabins wte goulg .gel. oirrr fair the whole scope of human mg, gxflllmyilitllg L0MBa;:20f.GroundS. :,'r'yno!tll1eeX'Cil'llfIii(1beef1l)l; aI;;llOlI1ldthlngklVe"hi"mgiE: an HP . ' , . . I u .: i . 55," e con- . - - v mm - " " rs. ...””tl: to ml lo mm," M W, P I H 1 ' ' ' 59”” m'”V9''Yi ih. 1' "f 5” M ”"g ”" 33 ” I-A 4- a I” "e W ' " Cm” 9 '3 W3", I" '”".”d "I" I"-"k will need the most assistance. The . "me And Mr- C001: Joli; Monte WAD ,ning Vllth the president. Mr ,-. tian character. was a little late getting underway Mmtmme Electric could in mm ",hn',mE Rm;rvl'ewiT 3:! ?"h"pi --'Mrs. Harry Loane. Kilntulr. is Ra1Ph.B'Ck P1'9f51d1W- our Pmvince owes a great debt this past year and that ti" nub these imes an Lheir own. p I o is ome. ;, pane,” 1,, the Kmgvs County: Constable Goition silver or the - of giatitude to this great insutu. chines vleio having an unusual -.when the electric raw W” Lower Montague. Special l ttoii. As one of its alumni many number of breakdowns. lie spoke raised the last umm we in ma

about a lack of oordiiiatlon among the dospatchcrs as the rsult of poor organization over the zones of

of us owe much of what we are or may be and pay humble and aficctiuiiate tribute to her great-

country felt discriminated against. as we were forced to pay more while those in the City were not.

at the banquet included L. H. Poole. W. H. Lane, R.

. . ti.":::f ?;'.:;;"i.;i:;”:;.;”ve,li.t”iii.i”i.-3.533if:':.i”:..?.:.i'hidWins Series Opener :M It Harbor

K. A interesting and instructive films,'F LI ' "Courtesy Pays". "A Day in Court": K

illness of two weeks at the age of 87 years. The deceased was well known in Montague and through

"I feel that the Agricultural De- partment should give some advice to the farmers but do

fer the losses they inciirreri inst

Musical Dl5Ch0l'd5 Of 1953 which for Little Sands. F. MacLean, was1Keiisingtoii tonight. year due to storms. He sirrzgesird

midgets

and fourth prizes respectively. and Mr. Vic Peoler received honorable

; Clements, and Mayor B. H. Yeo. -.... l . l and ca Dog Goes To School". w 0 - . w ii i. i authority. . . 7 --'”'""SF"L AT F-XHIBI-: Death Wednesday I! was unanlmouslv agreed that l I" ene llisfe Yegi: sol 35.2 3533' ..u'ZL"e'll ”Markellnz seems in be our biz Q3-tvicieillti-ifs til'.”il.'L".5fif5ols" J35 Tl.0N A Congratulations are being . the meeting date be set on the ..eMui-my Hal-boy No,-in won my -4-..s ' she has achieved in the past." ambkm III ”"""”1.lll:re Imd I hope halls a number of mhools were 1 zflencdlgi M1”"”da,f1”ehC5'"i J, 15'-"mnd '1-V10ll.d8Y OI, Bllchh Tolltll first grime of the home and homel, ..tOii Tiiwsdny night at Mulray - p. alI:)uIi)eiIl”,fl:IeeII:taItVeId dsvgowlfgng forced in go wiihouy ,.1ecmcm..-- mad! at m 5D H1 l 5 Owing lThe sctwtaly FEDON-ed t 3 I'”'0"S8l'lB5 against Little Sands 6-3 for'Hal'bor riiik. Murray Harbor won " k vi L . Lh he 5mted4 He said that th, Mm, l . . 9 first P. E. I. salon ;viricial membership dues for 1953-;i,hg cup in me southeast, souii-i,the first game of the home and "I34 em? 9”” 9” 9 531"” thing umlged to me church” In ; 10' lmiiellf Photography at Char. ..'The death of Mr. .1. Wallacej54 were sent to Miss Peters.Cliai-- shm-eLe,,gue on wednesday m-gm.ih0me sews aganm me Kensmg- as they have in Nova Scotla. Last the mum” lottetown this week. Miss Vera Reilly occurred at his home inilottetown; also 35.00 membership The ganie was roughly played nndllo” mldgels for tlie"Isliind hockey” ye” In Nu" Scam they ”p9m Mi: MacDonald hoped that the Beck and Mr. Arnold Wightman Montague Wednesday after an for musical festival. A substan- ragged in spam. J. clddmgs Vmsychan,pi0nsmp by the score or 5.3, 350-3?” 1? 1'98-5"! i0 "ll mlflfeunl mhehnen would haw 8 good mi . . l r . . .- . . , , ro m.' ' i I. N 'h' M”"”'3"9 Club Wm third tial cheque Mu NLBIVEKI llom W9 the outstanding player. The goaiie,The next game will be plaird i.nl ' Y P 9 son and that mey wouid my ,1”. ) MA i

was much appreciated. Mr. M- hit on the forehead early in incl The Harbor held that -'Mr. 1-lurd Maolrmls was I re-

not agree

mention. This is n most credlt- the siirrollmliiig are for hi hi Hllchey was asked to inter- I 1, .v I - . . h L) . cent business visitor to Gear e- . .

able performance for the local friendly nature. kindneesis and Wits Slew Mr. B.H. Yeo, regarding PUT'llll:1rlfe llakzn”I:1gM:rl:Etl(gu?:ndw'il:gAggie olrlx l3l1D(!ect(31Xf:LelI1IIC(IIl.g icc tIveel'egai:l: 10Wll- 8 mil "' lflhoum tnrmulflel my tzmile :::i,,t1'I:;,e y,?::m(11O1fLtee:1 mvlglfz - V v . g . ' - . c . wev , c -

club in view of the fact that it His conseivatlons weir most chasing of theatre cliniis. Helen he was amended by Dr. Macmg Lo Cwuame on me” cmmces. po y o er p ope oo tie be the nnuxer to these swrnplmqest

9'" Department for some direction be-

”” Wmfd "MY I3-ll Mvemh" -'0-W1 "0l0n1.v fol: the aubstannelcorllii was appointed to look nllelwtu-.e The cut it-quu-ed scvcrai. SulIlll'ial')'Z- D” "M Ml'5- A-E mas and . He um, ,0, mo” N,s,a,,,3 gig:-':r "Jar gliflafrfglsglln at Mr. but :1?) for the many humorousltraiisportation of pupils toumiisilc-)al;5m-Ch”. , Hrs. period iramlly of Fortune were guests on mgsemiie &)rdIn:('3'd;md?ee' hxzsuggg for ",9 small" hospitals and Mn... efected m.' um” re:1l':1ierl')it ill-inecwo;esniiit.1c-vrifcted In its cour.-:c.:,lestival -It was decided 131501: Lineupsim i1-M Hv. Mulln March it of Mrs. Inga pai'e.nl.s. trends. ed with Dr. Lmne Emma” H1" dub EM Carri” mp M encmmu Me l st). Y lefils-IBIIIIVQIVIYAE member mom having the mos pigrgnlu n Mme Sam”: Goal. 1,. Macmanl 2gMV Hi Clements Mr. and Mrs. George Mair. ..1 underwmd mm, the REL the name of paiconwom Hnspi. during the winter months with by liisawtlzrfl van”! 16 '8 survwedl,I”5''0I'5 dp3.V dlirtnifn V119-id 0 Slew.-ii't; deiencc. R. White. Lyn; tHerriiig. Muiin) . . mowing Match may becgmg 5 tal should be changed, Mr. Mac- ”-Wm mmuww mum" M R-, wh-om "Ti; "9" 7L"0"!nC6 Ffll-'lPl'.,Week be RIVPH I "M "Vim - Blue, Saunders; forwards, A. Cit--. Penalties: None. ' Clliltalll VH9llly 1-llliell Vi” 1 mu; 3 Exhibition and 1 wouid Donald expregnd the hope that Hm-"M Y1-urns ma develo m to. mmm R ;3t.ey'ir(l!ii(a1l hy of the com- Hp H1: nients. G. Clements, N., Blur, Sl Second Period iW5”"'?5-5' V15”0l' L0 Ch31I0"'e'9Wn ask the Government to give ii 113 the practise of leasing fishing "the, ;,m, m, mowm 3,, grhan .'I.hPy X; X 1" fem Whlih Nl MRCLCHH. Baker. Lorrlt 3-M- H. H?l'l'lllE ll)” Mimrh lei whole-hearted support." he stated. ponds would be rilscontiniiori fin. Diem”! .C-omldgrxbh rv any insra vi he held this, , Blue, M. MacLcan. i ttvlactieiidi r-mm He also advocated more support otherwise the tourists would soon lllrit-ion Was made forathis bvtnlmtmicilol-niSL Andrsws PmF.'lNew Murray Harbor North: Goal.,4--Kensingtull. Hurrlligtoli Mr and Mrs, Donald Klllil M for those taking short courses at be shutout from fishing and he "km md 1t is understood tft ,rk:””1" ."”3;1' I"”''m'm "-1 Gosbce: delencc, lvincliood, Jack-'5-M. ll. White Hilllll1l0ll-0l1l-- amlied I" GWTEF" the Vocational School and for me. asked that uniform legislation he 3),, fut”; dub Nb med ' ,5 R .tp ”g3 I" i '5 M9”-?'Bll5 Cillne son; forwards. F. Giddings. J.Gid. 1Munil. MacLeod) WW” EMIV "1 ""9. Week Mid ll"? 4-H Clubs. He suggested that trial introduced in regard to Mothers ' ” i m ' we" I” m”'” V ""””-l- dings, Macxay. Godsoe. Lanigan, Penalties: White RN55” 01 M13 Klllss DEED”. M-T 4-H Clubs be given more space at Allowances.