fbgjr summer's work was re-.

. 1-oup of 11 young- "'Se1,;L::3ihiir Junior Swim- ltir Test at Montazue "Si wed' :2:-fay, Shown above are the suc-

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cessful boys and girls. Front row” left to right. Florence MacDonald.I Nancy Johnston. Elaine Docherty.i Shirley Stewart, Paul Collings andi

Jill Taylor. Back row, in camp- beli. Elizabeth Annear, Anneir. Miss Mary Fielding, Rd Cross instructress. Lola Hughes and Dorothy Annear.

Iona Battles

Into Finals

The last soft-bail Same 9' the mm-finals was Plilyed ai 19” 0” guuday between ions and Vernon im.-gr Iona winning by a score 0! 11.7 taking it In two straight for m,'m-m to play off with the Montague Met-cs for the trophy aonamj by the Jamieson Pharm- M Montague. The final series ,, ,',.pe.-:ea to be the best of three games. commencing at 2.00 p.m. Sunday next at Bell's Ball Park i"T!i.I.i;'1i.ii.gsuiik-en a good series and NW game has drawn a lnrle 89'

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Skeet Shoot At Montague

A skeet shoot was held at Mon- tague Tuesday 3Ve"l”3- with A" thur Clements taking top honors j

EASTERN GUARDIAN

DANCE IN Cambridge Hall. Sep- tember tith. Sponsored by Alma w.I. Good music.

ROSENEATI-I BEAUTY Shop will be closed for a vacation from September 1 to 15th.

.HoId Closing

A protest against the involved attendance report required to be field each month was voiced in a resolution passed by the Mt. Stew- art Local of the P.E.I. Teachers Federation during the closing ses- sion of the annual meeeting in Mt. Stewart yesterday.

The teachers felt that it is un- necessa y and suggested that on- ly the names of delinquents be given. .

They also asked the Government to make their psy ” , in monthly payments instead of 10 as at present and reiterated n reso- lution of the last annual meeting asking provincial examiners to make themselves more familiar with the course of study in Eng- lish literature to avoid entrance

Mount Stewart Teachers

Session

ed by the course. They. also voiced I

their appreciation for help given teachers seeking it through the teachers' aid by Miss Estelle Bow- ness. general secretary of the Ten- chers Federation. '

Miss Cecilia Mccormack was elected president for the coming year with Mrs. Nellie Hendricken, vice president. and Miss Mabel O'Brien. re-elected secretary. Dur-

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examinaiun questions not cover-

with a score of 20. followed by Gii- I

bert Clements with a score of 174 Kenneth Clements 14. Alfred Vuo- zzogll. Fred Vuozzo 10 and Keith Collins 10.

A skeet club is in the process of being formed by these enthus- iastic gunners. and they hope to be joined by many more. It is their desire to build up a club. strong enough to compete in Provincial and other skeet shoots in the fut-

ure.

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Action Ilnder Fish And Game Act

Considerable interest has been aroused in the Souria area regard- ing a case concerned with the Fish :1! game Act

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of am Lake. h"' I" 'ec"II"” V08?-"div before Mn- gintrnte Gilbert A. Gaudet includ- ed that of Spurgeon Jenkins. Chars lottetown: John White, Montague and Ivor Stewart all officers land- or the Fish and Game Act.

Machtlillnn gave evidence in his own defence. The Magistrate took the case under ..dvisement and will give his decision in one week. Mr. J. P. Nicholson appeared for "39 Cmwn ind Mr. Lester P. O'Donnell for the defendant.

The case arose out of informat- ion laid by Provincial Fish and

fng the business sesssions the tea- chers heard a discussion on chang- es in the curriculum by Mr. Mai- colm MacKen1.ie of the Depart- ment of Education, and the work of the Junior Red Cross in the schoool by Miss Marie Bowness. A talk nd demonstration on the teaching of art in the schools win given by Miss Dorothy Ellis. Just prior to the conclusion of the two- day session the new president Miss Mccormack. took the chair and thanked all those who had aided in

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Canada's Trade With France Not What Should Be

GEN CANADA'S TRADE .

ST. JOHN'S, Nfid. (CPT. French Ambassador Francis La- coste said Wednesday that trade between France and Canada is "not what it should be."

He said imports and exports are about balanced and represent only slightly more than one half of one Per cent of Canada's total trade. That figure he called ”ludicrous."

"Trade is not increasing." he said. "I wish it were. As it is it is not satisfactory."

Mr. Lacoste will leave here to- day after a three-day visit.

He told a press conference "We have to find out what we can most rflidlly market here. France is IIWIYS ready to sell peri'umes.' dressses and wines. but you can't have our whole trade based on that.”

He said French capital Invest-. meat in Cfnadian development is,

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Dr: R. 0. Jones. retiring pred-

bampered by disparity between the franc and the dollar. but "the currency difficulties are not un- conquerable." If the French were to Invest in Canada they munt be reasonably certain of getting dol- Inr returns.

Cufuraily and pollticallly rein- tions betweeen Canada and France are good. Mr. Lacoste said. There was an "active relationship" In the arts stimulated by Canada's large French-speaking minroity.

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