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Page 13 Tho Guardian 'l'hursday.;lune :l,i9;52; Fungus Cause of Herring Epidemic In Chaleur Bay
HALIFAX tCP) - The federal the statement said. "However, first fiaheries department announced to-tindications are that it is not as day a fungus harmless to humanslserioua as the rmrtalities which but for which there is no knownlstrutk the herring in the gulf oft remedy is believed to be the causelst. Lawrence last September."
of an epidemic decimating Chaieuij Thousands of dead herring haveicmmcu of summersid :.
nay herring. been washed ashore along the
The department said in a pre- north shore of New Brunswick in pared statement that the fungus the last sevet'al weeks. Lobster had been traced by scientists from fishermen have been fearful ': of
iwhcre they spent the
the federal mdrine biology stalinnu It St. Andrews, N. B. 1
Dr. A. H. Leitn of the fisheries. research board said the history of the fungus elsewhere "suggests
heavy losses in catches because the lobster are feeding on the dead herring instead of seeking out baited traps.
that the epidemic will pass in I.” 7- 53- TNFECTED
vear or tirof FEAR SPREAD
lie iiitlicaictl oilicr fish iiulzitily 1"-aspereau. ilouiitier and mark- irel - might turn out in he sus- teptihie tn the malady.
”The extent of the P1lltit'll1l(' among the herring is not knuwn,”.
Dr. Leitn said a sample of her- lrilltl taken three miles oft Cara- (iuci. N. B.. shtiued obvious infec- tion in 30 per cent of the fish.
”'llltt-re is no known remedy for gthc tliscase," the statement said. i The fisheries scientist reported the fungus showed "as white nod- ulcs or specks on the heart."
"The flesh along the sides lust
iuntlcr the skin. normally a dark
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IF.-Ll.l'7F TESIIERS Idtfr-sued to the l'Ll1l!El'!lL'l'i!fi. and rntlnrne "T Nl'1F.R Fol? Rm-:iKtii'i't-tit r rin- Nlsll. Print 1-: (UL x'i't. ll
he mmui In the lump of the cic- tart. tlntil 100 pm. lF.. II S TJ. WISD- N1-ZSIMY. .itxi-: -.-9. was I
Plans and sin-ritit-zition tun be seen and lnrnut of tender ttbllliiletl :it lllr ..m.-.-. of the cruel Engineer. D -unent of
4'1 Public Works. ntiaua. fllltlt . ..i tile tutu-o at tho Dlslflrl i-znuineer. Ja Great. George Street. tfharloiieuwin. P . . and at the Pun Olliren at Tignihh and aummernide. P. E. I
To be considered pal-n TIIIKIFF must he,
nrrnmrtnniod hv I securrily In the ftiim M I rertitied cheque nr hand: an wet-.. liod In tho form of tender and Itintie nil llf at-rot-ding in these terms anti in at- rorrlniieo with the million: not forth ITIITIIII.
The Department. through the Chief Ell- gtneer'a offire (II. and RA. or 1hrt)iiEh the tinderalgnod. or through the lattice of the District Engineer at Charlolteltiwti. F. E. L. will supply blue-prillto and avert- flrnlmn of the work on deposit of I sum of 320.00 in the form of A cheque or money order pllylhlo to the order of the Minister U Public Wnrhl. Tho dthunat will he roloaaed m return of the blue- printa and oportflcatlon in good condition within a month from the date or N- nation (I tandem. If not returned within Hint period the deposit will by forfeited.
The love: or any tender not necessar- Iy aeenptod.
ROBERT YORTIII.
QM d Attrnlnlmndvo Service. and locretary. Department of Public Wot-Ito. ounn. Jim 1. toss.
ELLE TENDER! Iddruoetl tn the II-
retldxsh color. was pale. inelastic and soft in many cases and ttlsu roiitained whitish cysts or nodules in the affected fish." the depart- ment said.
WATER NOT TO IH.AME
it added that the disease is 1101
llIll(('Cl to water coiiditions and lthcre was no reason to believe ,”that itator cotiditiuns in the Bay inf Chair-iir are unusual this year.”
Dr. 1.cini's report said.
"Eliot-roscopic examination of the nodules or specks showed the presence of a fungus similar to one 'wliich occurred in isardine' Iter- ring in the Bay of Fundy and the Gulf of Maine in 1930-31 and 1947.
”However. further study in nec- essary to prove the two are ident- ical."
Dr. Carl J. Sindermann and Les- lie W. Scattergood of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service aided Dr. Leim in the study, the statement said.
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Monday June l.1-- ll 30 - (ientral Royalty 11.00 - East Royalty flttitnstiay June 14--10:30 - St. Vincent's Urphlilllgo Wednestlay June 157. 9.30 -- Winsloe Station - 1 30 - Spring Park Hall l'l1tirsti.'ty June the - West Royalty l0:.'i0 - Parkdaie Hall STANDARI) TIME EAST QUEENS Tiicstlay .lune 14- 9.30 - Pownnl 11:00 - Vernon Bridge 1:15 - Southport 2:30 - Protestant Orphanage Wednesday June 15- 9:30 - Eldon . 11:00 - Belle River STANDARD TIME N. 1:. QUEENS I w. tunes Tuesday June it-10:00 - Pealte'a Station 11:00 - Morell 2:30 - Mt. Stewart Thursday June 16-10:00 - York 11:00 - Glenaldnie 1:5!) - ,l-Tort Auguatul STANDARD TIME sauna KING; Monday June 18-ioztl - Georgetown 1:30 - Cardigan Tuesday )une it-Ioztll - Murray River 1:!) - Murray Harbour Wednesday June 15-10:00 - Alllelon (Note tlme change) llzoo - Gaspereaux - Thursday June to-11:00 - New Perth . r 1:!) - Montague STANDARD rim: new time: ' Monday June l8-- l:I - Elmira ll:w - Rod Pdnt . 1:3 - Rollo lay last Tuesday June l4- MI - Fortune Bridge Thursday June 10- 0:8 - at. Peter: oouiii 1:! - Sourtn Hm Iebool I1 Tllll POI IHEINOI DIPAITMIIY Of IIALII
Kensington
and Mrs. Earle Dymeiit 'iIId tat: iy nine returned to their homes in Mun n. N. 8.. after visiting Mr. and .lir.s. Ealiard Dy- ment, Marg:.e. and with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mann. Kensington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cousins. Baltic. motored to Halifax. N. 5.. w('C'rx'-t d.
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They were acchnipanied by
The regular meeting of the Kensington Presbyterian Y. P. S.. was held in the church hall on, Ttiesday. May 17th. The president,' .Miss Marion McArthur presided. The devotional period was led by illiss Janet Mann. Eleven mem- bers were present. The guest ispeakcr was Mr. Fox whose main topic was "The Church."
On Tuesday evening. May 24th a large number of relatites and itwiids gathered at the homegof Mr. and Mrs. Preston Toomoa. Kensingtou. where a misccilcanous shows-r was tendered Miss Laura Hamilton. The bride-to-be was es- corted to the seat of honour by Miss Edna ML-Itlurdo while the numerous and lovely gifts were brought in by Miss Marjorie Payntcr and by Masters Earl and Garth Toombs. Those assisting in opening and presenting the gifts iierc Mrs. Albert Boyle. Mrs. 1':-rduti Payntcr. Mrs. William Tonmhs. Mrs. Claire White. Mrs. Allison Bernard and Mrs. Len- wond Toomhs. The accompanying verses were read by. Mrs. Fred
tingly replied 'after which all joined in singing. ”For She's A .lolly Good Fellow." A social hour followed with Mrl. Russell 'llc- Kay and Mrs. Ernest McEwen at the piano.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Mary Hunter. Bal- tic. younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter. for winning the Governor-Genernl'I Bronze Medal for the highest standing in teachers training at the convoca- 'tion of Prince of Wales College. It will be remembered Miss Hun- ter won the W. 1. Scholarship when she wrote. the Matriculation exams before entering P. W. C.
A miscelleanoun shower was held at thr- home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bernard. Kensington. on Wednesday evening in honour of Miss Evelyn Harding who is to he one of the June brides. To tllo strains of the wedding march ren- dered by Mrs. Roy Easter tho bride-to-be was escorted to the
Pupils to have 2nd Polio
re-inforeing dose
Semple. Miss Hamilton very fit- d
.'tlrs.V'Geo:-zle Brander and opened by Mrs. Eldca llarding and Mrs. George Brander. while the accum-
-izmyinrt verses were read by Miss Harding arranged the gifts on table. alter which Miss Harding iittingiy renlied. All Erined in sinu- ing,
low." The t'cniaindr:' ”ll the eve.-
rettitv decorated seat of honour I '1'" P.oPl. F iGaudct. grade elevenr placed the many and costly gifts were brought Marian Parade of flower!
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iiing was spent with lnstrumentnli
music by lira Roy l')ast'-:- and
Mathews.
A special Baptismal Service was held in'the Kenslngton United Church on Sunday mnrninc. May 22nd when Rev. L. M. Murray. administered sacrament to the in- (am daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Woodslde. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blakeney. and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miller.
His ma . friends will be pleased to learn that Mr. Fiiselcy Adams has sufficiently recovered from hi recent illness so as to be an! to return to big home in Sea View after being I patient in the Prince County Ht :pifal.
llcsrrn. Donnie Emit-sin and George Riley attended the meeting of the East Prince Junior Flt rniers on Thursda,' evening in the room of the Department of Agriculture building in Summerside.
Mrs. Everett wall the members of the Baltic W. I on Friday evening with the presi c.. Llga 1; .. siding. Alter the 'rgiilar rti. of lusiness. a social hour follow-
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ed after which delicious refresh-. ments were served by the hostess,1
assisted by Mrs. Heber Dickieson.
His many friends will be sorry to learn Mr. Horace Bryon- ton. Kensington. had the inisiur- tune of breaking a bone in his leg while employed on the railroad on Saturday. All hope for a speedy recovery.
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Sunday. May 29th): The pupils ofl our L"dy' Mu” Wu unhd Nor. Mgcca;-vnie, M;-5, noun.-g:Mai-ian Academy frotn Grades 1- -hglxl inclusive walked in procession from-the convent to the church and inside the church sang hymns in "For Shela A Jolly Good Fel- 1 U050? 05 Mary-
cession floral tributes were at the shrine erected. for Messrs. James Beairsto and Edgar "5105 H was ill! PHVUE89 0i ll: were George pow" an
ceremony was ctunaxoo on Delta
lwreaih as I crown on our Lady's statue while youthful -St. John the Bapzist Churclh voices rendered the hymn. "0 Scene 0' iiltlnry We Crown Thee."
Gloria Gallant. Cfhdo doven. the ribbon: belnl held by tiny Iota of grade one. Marlon Ilncll Barbara Ann Mnllett, Sbolln Deo- Roches. and Sharon Aroenault. .Peter Steele, grade tea. was crou bearer. Lionel and Armand Deo-
Rochea. grade eight. were acolyte: while the leaders of the roceuion hhtirlce Gaudet. both of grade eleven. After the recitation of the rusty.
Dl'(I- laid the 'It.''
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girls to do the honors this yea Baskets of flowers were carried
by Doreen DeCoste, Erma Gallant. Mae Arsenaiilt and "vonne Cor- Father Kelly 5P0k9 '0 "16 ll!!!
mier. all it: tirade eleven. Thelconrzregation on devotion to our
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-Mr. and Ma Johnson Colli- cutt and family of the Reserve Road. have moved out to Kaun- ford. where ho to employed so that he will be near his work.
In. Wilbert Currie of Spring-
Blooud Ilotliu. Father Kelly nu-d all youth. oapeclally. to look on Mary on their model in obedi-
ence. humility and charity: to-ln- voko her and in the practice of thou vlrtuoa I0 pleasing to her dtvinasonandtoappealtoher when troubles come our way. After benediction the pmceulon left the church on the children rang. "Bonsolr. Douce Marie."
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