DISCUSS HOG WEIGHING METHODS

t .‘Icinbcr~ of Pr or: Frlwrtrd Island farmers 'riizr : r o .i p

.t

Limits Are On In Province

'. ‘he *err‘pera *ii 30 Heiress. ’n .trry

Veh': "E\t‘l.‘ll.‘ ~- T"fitl5 Canada be"'neii Barrie ind C‘nar'nt'p'mw: , t‘ ‘0‘"“1'113‘ m

\\c':ht.

be allow.

: pet

axel. or 32000 :i‘css per tandem axei

Cr-ntnued II‘F‘IT‘. puze 1‘

tonk '1?“ force of “w quake with

loss of me and heavy damage.

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incomplete dea'h l's' tncl'lricd 12 at. Ant-brirztzc. it at Kittii-tk

eight at Seward. six at \aldcz and one .I‘. Winner .utiz' hurl unconfirnzt-d report‘s that ii died a "*r iiti'ic \‘l:i;c of Chenega 1‘ land in Print mind

' The coas‘ :uaro Sid a sea-

.man was wept in sea irr-m Ka- yak Island. 'MANY )IISSIM'. i'enin'iied litiantouti‘erl iiili eri Forty~ei2ht patients a' I'IIiiiPit- 'dorf Air Force Base llil~Pl"-' at Anchorage were flown to Cali- fornia. A five—man Civilian ~cierfitic

team and etzh‘ a‘t‘mri \(‘t'e evacuated by A'r in Ildllw'ﬂm Air Force Ba~e at Bcd’crrl Mass.

The Hilario of l'aldey r-ii inr-

Guli of Alaska was rammed Saturday nixli' How of Him residents drove 117 nil»: in the: cars to iiizliei' ground at Guikana.

Valdez. the lli‘tllt“ "twr of Gov Egan. was among the hardest hit by rhe Wink" ‘l’llt‘l‘l slammed Alas a at 336 pm Good Fridav In Washington.

the army said 80 per cent of Valdez was destroyed. I A series of after-shocks kept resrdents on rdze ‘ Elii no new major amaze .' ported The strongest mor registered 62 on the Rich- tei' scale. a readin: r‘as~'iic as serious But it was minor compared nith the hi: shocker that rated from 8.2 to 2,7. ' If 8.7 becomes the foal fig- ure. the Alaska quake would be the strongest ‘ recw‘dert ’ﬁ' science. The Francisco earthquake of limo re:h ererl at 8.25 and a few shocks o’ 8.5 and 8.6 have bcen recorderl 2n re- cent years in isolated regions. LOSS IS HEAVY

Many landmark burldings in Anchorage were severely dam- aged. The city‘s largest apart- :ment building. the ll—storey \lt. chKinley Apartments. was con- tlemned. The Westward Hotel

\allll'flﬁ

~ was

~— LBJ PLANS

usual man was celebrated It

lSlAND NEWS PAGE.

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“ . all morning. Hymns of joy thanksgiving were sun: churches were spring flowers.

dies minating at the altar where the

ALBERTON - The glorious‘blessing of the Paschal

message of the Resurrection ofi milk Plat“?- Jesus Christ was proclaimed ml Sundayf ing of the prophecies. the Litany' andl of the Saints sung by the cho.r. a n d thc blcsstng of the Easter \\'£IlL‘I' and the Pl‘m‘illt'lal govel‘llmcnt. with‘ and the public renewal of bap- Which was caiiccllcd March 31

j tismal vows ll‘

Alberton churches

beautiful

At the Sacred Heart Churcu.!

through the church. tel--

.312 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon. Mar. 30. 1964. Rev. run. Ness.

‘lChrist's Resurrection Celebrated Yesterday

Cam“? Meeting In April

This was followed by the read

Preceding the renewal of

Holy Saturday's vigil service Dc~ baptismal vows. Angela .\l.'irit-. gain at 10.45 pm. It opened \Vllhl infant daughter of Mr. ‘and Mia. the blessing of the new fire and John Gavin. was baptized, The 3'93" are EXDGCICd to center the procession with lighted can- service concluded with the Mass al'uund ' and La d '

()n Easter Sunday morning the‘

half-past nine by Rev. Gerald Steele.

At St. Peter's Anglican Church the service of Holy Communion was conducted

At the Presbyterian Chuan worship was conducted by Mr. Donald Ross. The choir tion was “Look, Ye Saints." At the United Church worship was conducted and the sermon cached by Rev. maid.

The mceting at Borden. be- twrcn the officials of the CNR

hccn schcdiied t'or sonic- tiinc in midApril. The talks are held annually smcc five years ago and tth

potato shipment problems and the reccnt cuts in rail service.

by the rector. P selec ‘

David Mac ‘

summer ferry sei‘\'icc.. meeting on April 28

lTwo Degrees i WEATHER

V TORONTO <CPl —— OlJSeI‘Y.‘ ltemperatures: . ‘ Min. Max. 1 Dawson . . . . ...... -2 35 receptory Victoria 43 a2 , ’ Edmonton . . . . . . .. 18 49

The attendance at the Rom: i Calgar . , , , _ , . . ., 22 38

Black Prcccptwry ,\'o, 1302 meet- Regina . , . . . . . . .. -19 18

inc licld recently was the high Winnipeg . . . . . . . .. -7 8

est in many years. and at the Toronto , . . . . . . . .. 26 38 meeting. clinii'mnn Harold Mac» Ottawa 27 35 Kie was congratulated on the Montreal . . . . . . . .. 30 39

progress the pt‘cceptnry has been Quebec . . . . . . . 25 31

making recently. Fredericton . . . . .. 22 36

Lehman ('allthEll and Spui~iSaint John . . . . . .. 22 36

geon Stewart. Summerside were hloncton . . . . 22 43

present at the meeting to him Halifax . . . . . , . .. .' 22 35

'degrces confi'rred on them :Charlottetown . 22 39 Many members who were pre Sydney . . . . . . I9 38 sent were from Harrington anrt‘Ym‘Y‘f‘muLh 36 40 Mlnview St John's. \‘fld 21

, . 33 Past Grand Master Gordon! HALIFAX tCPi — The we Ross. Grand Treasurer Spin-l germ Moore, and Deputy Grand

Master .lohn Campbell of L01.

were also hrcs‘cnt. . Lodge of PEI, to be held in The Royal Black PFPCEDIOW the Boyne Rooms in Charlotte- hnl‘e in Ila"? MOS! “'OI‘ShIPIUI town April 29. and to assist in

George Warren of t. Johnstmians Mid. and Sovercign of LOL of' BA present at the next regular

lottetown on July 1 This will be the

celebration has been held

Charlottetown since 1925.

Mr. Warren will be in P.E.I. attending the Provincial Grallh.

a. ther office says the disturbance: which brought two to six inches]l

tion and tea to be held in Chair-

1. first time the in

[of snow to northern New Bruits. wick and tip to one inch of rain to the rest of the Maritimcs was moving northeastward tin-nit i, the Bay of Fundy Sunday in”: lPrecipitation had already ...t. ed over western Nova Sco'n in ‘ lts wake.

The disturbance will continue lnortlieztstwnrd overnight and try .day passing into Labrador late .in the day Variable amount: of 5cloud will be left over the \I'll‘l- 'times on Monday with some snow‘lurries continuing. in New l Brunswick Temperatures Will ;be in the 30s on Monday

Another disturbance in Ohio will snread increased cloud over twestern Nova Scotia late Mon- !day likely followed by snow

Regional forecasts-

Northern Nova Scotla. Eastcm Shore. Prince Edward Island‘ Cloudy with a few sunny periods and a little colder: westerly winds 15. Low-high at New Glas- . gow and Goshen 34 and 36. Char lottetown 32 and 35.

High tide today at Charlotte-

t»)

for the Orange celebra-l town at [2.21 am. and 12.27 pm.

At Rustico at 7.31 am. and 8.40 pm. Summerside tide 18 minut- es later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 601 am. and sets at 6 15 p m

.A it

t‘rtn ogtera'or, « shout brig ti't'H‘l \ltti‘m} Harbour. R.

dist-mun: l'ii‘ il‘t‘lll-Kl c.‘ \l"."icsott, \lerniaid Tho

\It‘llill 2;th to let to I'll'll. li""lll f't‘lill‘lif‘t'l to the pro- \ 'n. p \I'cditcu‘lav n'ght

.ll'l l‘i‘Nt'riil. \l: l'l~‘:“'t‘:" ll

was evacua'ed The F‘.’I‘-S'ﬂ!‘f‘_\‘ \Nli'l‘lliill ELEPHANT DIES

liitiilcmi .l t' i‘. " war I H ‘

do\\':i‘~'.i'ii. umre sit tic '\t1 iHl‘SliJl. England (Reu'

tizcri .\.‘ls mmri vi vttui' HM tcrs \ii lnd.:in elephant died: Roads in onion: Snot-tint at Chester Zoo. where;

\tci'e llt‘Hl \ drilling-(i 'l‘i.

‘ v an own-cult of alilltl‘ﬂx already \(l‘C till sod (‘75 “We ..

‘ has k gm. v... r ..

'i (lay

ian thi't‘e African ele- l‘ne latest casualty, after the injection l oi UlliiS of penicillin uppcnrctl to bring a recov-

‘oc i‘ise smcn

t in and t“? l“ p

(o‘t'tllli

WC l‘f‘

of lli-Itl

.3 wow: scrvn-es M r w \l v ' '~ ‘ ' we v i <‘ M0“ " -‘ I0“ cry :n :ici' week-long lllneSS. areas _____,..—.___.___ Hemlock wcte iti'.‘v“d in” '0

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FARMERS’ MARKET

There‘s a smart practical way for farmers to stretch their family budget to have more of the thing‘s that make life more enjoyable. Here's how you can do it! Shop this WEEK and EVERY WEEK at the merchants listed on this page. You will find bargains for every member of your bargains in machinery. machinery repairs. and automotive buys . chants invite you to drop in when you are. in Town.

these mer-

~CWQV‘ facilities for fear of ‘ and

iv "i" ill ti’si“‘llll'f'f'l receptacles in Anchor- ac"

Sumeys indicated \la s k a n .‘it‘t'c‘plf‘t’i the tragedy ‘ There were no re- por's of looting and most per sons chipped in to help clear rubble and reestablish normal services.

Damam military bases heavy but underground command posts apparently were unscathed P e n ta :on sources said radar networks monitor'ng Russian a-i-r activity in Siberia were operating normally

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When I graduate from High School, “1" I‘d like to work for a e r large organization .

-— but would I get individual "coaching"

Continued from page it ---oi‘ about the same as a year 8:0

"We want in see why that ‘ happening "

One question was whether admin‘stration is c on s d int: any revisions in its policies toward Panama and Cuba as a rc<uli of a speech by Fllllll‘iglli

[Dem \rkg chairman oi thc.

Senate forcign relations com- ,

mittee. on the Senate floor last to ln'lp me 1119916 we right ahead .

‘SAYS POLICY FAILED l—‘ulbrizht said Cuba is more, of a nuisance than a menace . and that the current ll S. pol'cy oi economically boycotting the island has failed. He also called for the L'S. to consider a more Ilt‘\lhl(‘ policy in dealing with Panama. r “We a‘ways rcspccl his opin- ions." Johnson said "But in this case we do not agree wrth him" .Iohnson said he will set up an T advmory board to report on the projecth supersonic Commci cial airliner the [.5 :m'eiii» ment is subsidizing Hc indi- cated the board would deal mostly with financial matters Johnson also appointed four women in the Atomic Energy Commission and the state de- partment. an ambassadorship

YES—that‘s one ofthe ' big advantages at ‘

Royal Bank

and the export-import bank. Rol'al‘ Bank ranks as oneofthe

Mam. Immham B u M 1 n M world s largest tinancral lnSlIIU-; president of Radcliffe College of lblonsf ‘l'lh PW? than I'loo cambrtdm Mass“ ht ranches in (.inadu and abroad. $22.50o-a-t-car arc . let C-ich Royal Bank branch gumbo”; g “a... a ‘_ operates much like a local busr- ' . sets the $201000 bank posi nCSS. “llh a relatively small staff. mm s}... i, dean .5“ Wheat”, TlllS means that in the branch College. Norton. Mass. “hCIC .W‘U SKULand others where

Mrs. Lee Walsh. mm“ M, you N no for cxtra experience, iior n‘ the Washinztnn I':\‘(‘llill2 your “Hm'ng ‘md Progress WI" Star be the personal concern of the ant .state secretan . manager And he “Ill help and lions and .\lis< \lhrgiioritc . , Cnmm‘dsciw in further studies. TMWS. a Sm“, depar,m(,m fur. including \pcctt’ll bunk courses cign service officer. mil hr. and training schools that give {come ambassador to a country. 3’0” “‘li'dbll‘ Preparation for a

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Grafton St. East

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CHANDLER BROS. LTD.

I Plywood Place Charlottetown

not yet disclosed. hank'llg C‘mcr‘

‘ YOL' CAN AIM FOR THE TOP AT THE ROYAL

Most of our managers came to

us right from High School. were

put in charge of their ﬁrst branch

by thcrr nrril-I/ur/icr, Senior 0(-

Factory Outlet Lucky Draw

DEATH NOTICES

Received too late for Classified ' death notice column

ﬁccrs. right up to the top. started the some way.

.4/ Royal ﬁrm/r. your aplilude. your (1mm in work and get ahead. and tour Ialcm for dealing WIT/l

Number

91903

MaCAL‘SLAND a At the Victoria General Hospital. Halifax. on 1 Wednesday. March 25. 1964. _ Lillian Maude widow of Don- ald .\I \liicAusland. fornicrlv of Charlottewnn Restini: at the Ilachan Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held today 1Monday) with service commencing at 1:3 I pm. Interment in the People's 1‘ cemetery.

COBB w Suddenly at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Sat. urday. March 28. 1964. Emma - of Edward Cobb your Resting at the Mnclcan l-‘n- ncral Home from where ser vice will be held 'l‘nc-wday. March 31 at 1 o'clock then to Bangor Church for uinei'al service commencing at 1 pm. Interment will take place in Bangor cemetery. Please omit (Iowan.

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cave and vacation pohcres.

For further details. ask at any IRoyal branch for our booklet. “ our Future l the .Royal Bank". Or have a talk With any Royal Bank manager about the interesting work and the human Haveyoupreparedvourchild and ﬁnancial rewards awaiting for an encounter of this kind” YOU In the challenging. UWIHS In April Reader's Digest. one ﬁeld or mOdcm bankms- ; mother tells about her hnrri- ‘ ble experience and the lesson Q she learned. This shor'kinz true story is published for only one reason...to protect other children. Discover the three things that all parents uld know in order to pre- vent this evil. Get your copy

. of Reader‘s Digest today.

Mar. 23 - Mar. 28

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by Tues.. Mar. 3| by 3 pm.

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MR. FARMER

Why Pay More for a Good Used or New Truck?

Stewart Motors Ltd.. have iusf the truck

or car for you. Bup NOW while WINTER PRICES are still In effect.

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THOMAS

City

Charlottetown

MR. FARMER Why Pay More

for Overalls. rubber

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SERVICE

S HEN your Surge Service Dealer lands. at your farm to make his annual Surge Servtco cnII he is there to help you milk your cows better

You can tell him to go ahead and do whatever he thinks is necessary with absolute assurance that you can't get hurt . . . because . . . the cost of keeping Money Making Milking in your bnrn must be satis- factory to you. He sold you a good milking machine

be is there to make it keep

right on being a good milking machine.

When he has done his work. pay him what he stI you owe. If you are not entirely satisﬁed that his price is right and fair, all you have to do is send your bill to Chicago and we'll send you our check for every cent he charged you for labor. We have entire conﬁdence in our Surge Service Dealer . . .

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