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INFANTRY GETS NEW ANTI-TANK WEAPON l ' a trash... a... ...i a... a m. on... aorta... Long Sewlce missitc. the Entat- is being iniantii Trgtiiiii:l 'htlnlkzicar not. Sgt Rnnald Aquino and , b ght hi th (‘a adian Army Aniuerp, antttian so icti gt a ‘wm k‘ h, , A d G till-"inlanlry TISE “The French- receive ill~iriitllim on use oi Timmy?“ H :91“? 1; War 5 Iven “mm”? “MW” ‘5 {mm a pm "WNW F’lmtllliml‘ strut-tor tcp WireFUlO'O imm ‘ tn the ~s.tt missile being pill" lrti |tl ii..l' tin tri . ) 4

a allonal Delen

chased tnr armored a or p I

One Of Island's Top Farms Has Enlries For Royal WF isl‘hittifnz'i‘

r. . . . Chatsson itovat Canadian Artil- lty ,\'Ell. MATHESDN trcnre that is still rltiiiilal'aincly‘bny who has never inrgotten the 3.53;: 57;"‘aii?°‘:,:' 33;?

Farm and Pmi‘inclzl Editor :rare in cairitlu, and that litter proiinre in which he grew to N mpmdom my” Can,

The it‘ \ ltoase and Sun tarm had been sircd to o boar hrcd manhood am Hummers. ' in New Arman has produced a on the House taint The litter The young cmv prnduces as to “Wm M m {N cm, u, Landrace son that the nationalt that scorcd as pcr can! has mp 70 pounds oi milk per day at her his Cit is ssgt. at). Brown hrecti macatine has listed as ed bv a boar pitrttiased train 0 peak. but she maintains the lion on. Rr-yg] Canadian Emmi the only three-star Gold Medal Lloyd iiaetn, tilt-stain. nut , one can, tently and that is why she Cams. son in Canada in its most recenl‘ or the better kiioun namvs iu renciics such high production. it The medal is awarded tor the tssuo This record in svtma prne the Canadian Landrare world “as explained by Wendell eornpiciinn oi it years exem- ductiou lollous closely on an» Other )lnase Landrare saws )luase who is responsible tor the. plar,’ seri-icc, while the clasp pouncemcnt a tew weeks .goi have achieved 9:, ‘12 mild 9| in cattle developm . is given ior an lddlllmul 1i) that the 310359 Ayrshire herdl advanced registry tests compict; Her production as the leading years service had topped the nation in Grnup‘ ed recently. ree-yeamld was 14.993 pound:

a herds oi six to is cows, on The slaughter test score la the null. 619 huttcriat wllh breed hanging tn the Mouse kitchen reenrd oi pcriormance produc- result or tcsts hint-ti monsurc class averages of tin in both nasouncd. litasiold.hv){exitry iinn tcsts tor cnivs or that breed the days the test litter rtl tour milk and tat. which is virtually hinare '

The averaae production was pigs take to reach malurlty. the double the average production at A Superior Breeders award is ll'iﬁT pounds milk. 499 lat tor ratio or gain tn the pounds at the breed across Canada. preed class averages ot eaten. mill the bacon excel. SHEEP min. 154 int ilence oi the lvittshi-c side i

Tm, mas, m“, m “hm” . The three tar rating arhlev» evident quallly oi the strnp. or its units grading Good plus or m, m we 5mm“ “51 m,” m ed by the highest srnriii: lloaset shirc sheep on the Mnase :arrri better tor conlnimation. it also sham mm”. an” mind sow indicated she rated a star and tound some ot the nest ant i requircs a stated .tandm at m a 53 on m pmmus m.“ in all three categories. ‘ mats are being titted tor t h e. production.

The, story at the Moase swine gm” it; KApmu’ l Rni'al Twn 01mm aw lining 1an A. itiachae and Sun. sh e r- tirecding parallels other :lloi‘lsi As might be “nectar aria,‘ "mm “355% “I! “he” in" wood and Andrew la. and Fred that have been successiul on the my, , parimmanha M, Human breadth: rlasses T itiacitae. Union Road. are the larm which Is sending some all tests. the little pigs are sclhiigi REGISTERED SEED tillh" Island Ayrshire breeders its Shropshire sheep to the Roy-i rapidly tor brccd ne- purposes, A Visit to the house revealed Wh" have received similar at winter Fair. Turunla. nextirome at them bein a ordered among other things a bronze award! monlll even betore they are hnrn. medallion indicating a Robertson

.\ir Moasa bought a Landracei No visit to thc .ilrnsn tnrm to1 Associate membership which REACHES scllonu smv irom an island breeder scv. complete utitioui a tnnlr at (‘lov~ carries the iniormalinri h at crai years ago but she scored ervieiv iiabcl, and the run that in \inase had been breeding Th“ “"‘Ml “mum”! '* no better than 65 in the advanc- topped Canada last icar as a registered mangel seed success-l P?“’“""‘ “’ H" “C 59"“ 0|" an registry lost Three crosses. threeryear-nlrl producer has in tulty tor more than do years.‘°" 5““"" ‘”"""'55‘D"s A Week later, though, the animal made‘ the stable. as she had dropped a The medallion rcntttremcnts in. ’9 ""mg “m” FM" “000 the grade Him a 99. a score sch»‘ bull salt a ton dnvs preiiiiusly. rlude one clause that the receiv-‘ 5‘ “ l“ "‘9 "med K 5““ levcd by so tew anti-oats that it The call is sired by Ltyinii Paulr or must never hliw- had a single

rick Thattltvl. arbour-tn, ant.

headquarters Eastern Carri. ‘ mand. lialiiax, yesterday au- untim‘tzd tlic names ot tour Char- lrlllt‘ltmlt tricmtiers or the Cana- dian trini re among 41 with hot n been granted long ser. vice nunrd-

r McCULLOCH :

[ Chain

I Saws I Keith Carmichael I

is still rare in this country as that was tired tn- Rnnrt'l L tailiire in the allycar pcriod The son that scored the 99 Knight. nope. Rhnilc island. and \lr \ioase developed the prince nan prel'tnutly scored a 9. a is being used and in the Hamil. tiiant White manuals tram ‘Ion and distriit cattle hrcodcrs ttiree superior inaugeis winch artiltclai breeding unit The strait lrorn Rennie: Seeds tic Scouts lVB- PEI unit has an option has been 2 rowing registered to purchase the animal \Illt‘rl he seed nnw ior more than 40 years . ‘ reaches breeding ace. it he proi. lu- said

Exchange Trlp es to be nt desirable type all oi the :lioaso tamilies on . The call has dropped. init- the island lraL-e their origin

l denially. TWP

necks alter shc hack to Henry Moase vtho nus

Tucnly ban from tine lsl m cm“ . . - ‘ plctcd tinr last previous born in England in ma d _ gogilffﬁ‘5“ 7:9?!“ lactation. ilnniled io Mnlpeiiuo Ball “in LTD- I - - A- - Mabel uar wed in- Cherktey ttltz My. ttloase. senior. is n

PIIIII'IP. 4-6423 2: Buckley Point iload

lnr the weekend startin the ﬁrst mm of an “than; M i SWEET fol’ll illi'n E2332}: 3 5:33:33 “d “aw i‘ ' gm“ ﬂaky” “‘f C‘”“‘“‘ Tm"? t brook, a iornior Veiit-nsttr. \' B t Members oi th e Cathedral Troop but the boys up in their homes The C . asium was put at their disposal Suture day atternooi-i. alter which the scouts saw the Harlem s t a r s pcrinrni at the lord beaver» brook Rink The scouts visited the rovers. trig ialts. the museum. and tn a . thermo plant in Satnt John a n d ‘ e the Magnetic it ill in Monetnn, Travelling by car, they prepared their meals enroutc. The drivers oi the cars were Dr. Tm Mac lsaae. honald MacDonald and . sroutmaster Bill Stnﬁnnl. i

Cousin Of LM. VMonlgomery 'Dies In US.

. Tho dulh Mali-red Sundly.

Oct. 27. 1961, It Bellzvue Hm - ,hl. Brooklint, Mn... OI Mlll . Roulll Mani-lumen In her Mil: ' ear

An old mli'nlr lttader sltnlztlrl

, sna waracoualn olnniatc Lucy Maud. Montgomery. lbs or i ‘Anne oi Green Gabl— es" and a daughter or are late Dnnlld Montgomery Ind Nancy

~Aonla Campbell oi Chnrlollo-

, town and Summarstde

A registered nurse. Min Moni-

Monty lite wn nporlzd to Elva had I vivid memory oi liter day- in Chlﬂumwn Ind Summmlde And her neollecuan or my]. lnd pllcel wu lmulnI. on. will with Ihe chem

l0 he Gunnllu‘l. Chu'loﬂﬂow‘n. Thurs" Oct. 8!. 1963.i::$fnulvl1hl up methanol

Deleciing Soviet Fishermen Admit Illegal Net Size Used

HALIFAX tL‘Pt—Tnn Lithu-‘ I .

an seamen who lell a Rus- only big fish out of ill: nets and DELIVERY [5 pBOBLEM

sian vessel in Haliiax eight weeks ago to seek political asy~ lum admitted in an interview broadcast here that Rus-l aiaii trawlers had used lllegnl‘ llzed nets in Ilslilllg operations. George viiiteltvicius. ill. and Albunus vibrys. 31, said through . an interpreter in a copyrighted interview with radio station CJCH that the Marlin was to place a second uct inside the ordinary act through winch “ii

e ler tanker Aliius July 17. The two. natives oi the Baltic Sea port at Kpipedu. ieit Haliiar by air for Toronto last week alter being given temporary permits to stay in Canada tor one year. They began work Tuesday as auto mechanics. their regular. ade.

They said they had not seen ships using illeaal sired nets in western Atlantic waters re.

golng on (or A lani Lima and extensua near African shoren. i

l the crew

They said the nusstans take

destroy all the rest.

The lwn isnmeu. hath mart- rlcd and annn Catholics. midi they did not know of any aper‘n- ‘ MD“! by Russian trawler: llll which Canadian and Americaoi warships activity was watched.

Through proiessor ouari Pudynallls. a Lithuanian whn teaches history at Mount SLl \‘int‘em College. near here ilio‘ detectors uid more than ball nl their ship Went members or ﬂu Communisti

party ‘

Thcy complained that the tood abnam ship was bad and they were subiectcd to propaganda by the political commissar. 1

They said they decided to jump ship because me was very diiticult in their country and they picked Canada because “it. “as the most convenient Dllce to jump ship "

Enlh said they knew no one in}

this eounlry but wanted to pot "did out " ceotly but the practice had been ‘ m Tmma been" 0’ me my market mm.” - .. i .

Lithuanian community in that‘ city.

Minister Is Enthusiais

On What?” Sales Prospects

wmltirnn trpt Fanarlal has an export market tor everyt bushel ot wheat it can load nnl ' Trade nlintstcr Sharp said here . in a speech to the annual meeting or the Manitoba Pna| Elevators, he indicated that restraint by Prairie iarmers on‘

a E

grain beyond ill! current crop. year ending next .luly at. “Under these lavorable ctr, rumslnnces farmer! “ill haul the opportunity oi deciding whnll In grow and when, in "I! Iighll (II their own Individual clrcurn stances " ‘ This advice by hir. sharp waa‘

Tho minister “lured to (he changed Circumstancei: hulls sales in Runll Ind Chlnl. I recall! {Ive-yen when! agree ment with Bulgaria, Ind Lila live ~ year agreement with Czechoslovak" nailed enrllel' in the day at Ottawa.

PISOUID EAST

George Dover. was in coar-

Mr. and . Jr rec nmﬂy vii-lied ﬂlelr daughter. Mn. Elle MaeDmnld and Mr. MnL’Donnld. Mme Valleys

Ali/Jill J“ Wu I VIle in Chlrlotmwn. i

Mn. Anna Greenbelt. Chat». louetwn. Wu a nun! guest at and ittrr. Alton Jay. and Mrs. Alton lay wcra visitors. In Chlrloﬂelown dur. Ing lite weekend It '31! hum! of lvir. and Mrs. David lairt.

Warren Rose. St. Andrew! I: spending some time at the borne oi Mr. and lttlns. Floyd In.

Mr. Mr

in the current crop year the problem was in delivering wheat. not selling it. he said.

"We have a market tor every bushel oi wheat we up move through export positions. With- out any question we can catch lisli records going tar beyond anything ever achieved in the past.“ Mr. snarp'a speech also con- tained an indirect reply rcccnt United States criticisms or Canada tor malrtng long~tcrin tired-price wheat agreemrts with other countries and tor onl increasing wheat prices as sharply u the us. wished.

lie raid the Canadian wheat board has iought burd to keep its place in world marketa “and they were dead right to protect the continuing place."

Alter th “enormoul” wheat sale to Russia. the wheat board

try to exploit the.

thin the a! a r bargain, and taking account f the

f the 0

market which had already taken place, the bond pro- tected the position oi its regular customers. It did do with my Iull app VII ll lIJc responsible minister

LACK QUORUM

OTTAWA VCP) — Thu Com“ mom a g rlcultura committee tailed to meet Monday tor a lack oi a quorum when only nine of its to members zalheredt tor a meeting. It ouoruni is not members. Arnold Poker: lNDP

—Timiskaminxi. noting the air

their grain acreage: next year in contrast to his cautionarylggnpe at any “bar-hi a, goctar‘

wont be necessary. tspeeches earlier this year that Credit members. said "mere; lie torecast an “acttva de.‘ larmers should consider rEduE-isecmy to be a great tacit all CHARMTOWN “6 MONTAGUE mand" (or “heal, and feed lnz when! acreage In 1964 [u interest in the Karma-r." ‘

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