VETERAN NAVY BLOOD DONOR’

ney, of Mount Stewart, P.E.L,

(No Typhoid At Riverside Says McNeill

‘There-were no cases of typ- hoid at Riverside Hospital

1961, Health Minister Hubert

McNeill told the legislature yes-

He was replying to a

ed by M.L. Bonnell,

several days

typhoid

has been admin to Mea re tal, and more 1,500 st tests were py from all of ‘ne patients, and staff, but no posi- tive 2 amet © jas found.

ey did find t two healthy typ- boi orcas: he

Speal lacLean, shat off's debate which develop”

because the sewage disposal plant at Riverside was not ef- fective,

It had been installed under a ee i aero, he ex-

‘side Lad Hit By Sr

SUMMERSIDE — ues Wate ter Martin, Summ

}| taken to Prince County hospital

Thursday night reportedly fering head, Bp and Teg ihre after being st:

Notre Dame Street. ‘Mrs, aa |

Transportation Costs Cut

tin underwent x-rays yesterda: and her injuries are not believ.

The car involved was driven we Russell Jeffery, ones.

al

very interesting part in the | eo —____________| So-ed meeting held Wednesday | three party system in Canada, evening at the Y Centre in | Left to right are, Rev. D.L.

THREE PARTY SYSTEM EXPLAINED

These four, men played a | Summerside, as they anewered deal with

Howlett, Hon. H Wedge. labor and welfare min- ister, representing

servative Party, Leo Melsaac, |

Provinelal New Democratie ree eaters at re Lib Prince

County ace Mackay, MLA.

LAND NEWS PAGE First Aid Classes

Summerside and Prince County jae Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. March 3, 1962. 3

Plant Using Daily

Receive

CENTRAL LOT 16 — Nor-| man MacLeod of Charlottetown presented first aid certificates ind pins to the members the Central Lot 16 and Belmont | first aid classes, who had suc-

of ing case from

Awards

Birch, of a woolen blanket from | the Central Lot by Mrs, Larry Yeo, ote

the Belmont

class by Mrs, Sterling Thomp-

Close to 75,000 naval person- te tek ts coe nei! in Nova Scotia have donat- ™makés hhis 15th contribution to F Regi Ss Pp ° ceostully, completed thelr cour ladies. Nurse Thelma Foote, of Hali- | hool | r 0a u Ss comm rs ed to the Red Cross blood ¢,, during a recent clinic at or egiona ic UpI s company with Mrs, Ben Gallant | a hall on Wednesday evenin; | ° bank in the seaside province MCS Stadacona, RCN Bar- bl etist and Miss Lila MacDonald Mr. MacLeod showed a very Par' lament since 1948 CPO Lyle McKear- racks, Halifax. (ND Photo) | The government was able to graduate or research study cen-| the accident occurred near Ch SUMMERSIDE — Potatoes | each day, Since the French fries imteresting film on farm safety sts of pup- | tre. vie Stadium. The trio was walk- prior to the presentation.

iis to regional high schools to|

The idea is to train leaders in

ing west in the same direction as

are being processed into French operation commenced near the fries at the rate of 700 to 800

‘The following received certifi |

At A Glance

$47.02 per pupil in 1960-61, from | education. ‘It will train teach-| the car was epesscing. with pount 0 cates and pins: pasion Lot 16 $57.74 in the previous year, Ed- |ers of the teachers, of the tea-| Mrs, Martin and Mrs. Gallant C225,% 7 Pounds each a day at 000 ies Fab SO ered ll R. W.| By THE CANADIAN PRESS on erenc einige lerialsiure ‘canary, (ct will bs Ge te ceckenciies | eae i onthe Approximately 50 employees, ioads of the Island's major crop Betton, Mrs. Leo vrarrel, “Mes, FRIDAY, March 2, told the legislature yester It will be set up in conjunction | street MacDonald | working two eight-hour shifts have been turned into French Prowse Yeo, Mrs. Kenneth| Prime Minister Diefenbaker . as he completed his speech with Dalhousie Univers, Hal- | bringing up the rear. Miss M; MacLean, Mrs. Larry Yeo, said he will not comment on

r= the Draft Address.

N.S., with the co-operation

Donald realized the danger at

eep the production line | fries

fail; rolling from the time the This is a completely new mar-

. , ; Mrs. Wilfred Lyle, Mrs. Leigh Washington stattments about So omen Saeenee 2 ee of ai Maritime universities, he | the last moment, shouted and toes enter the plant through the ket for farmers. in the area, Clark, Mrs; Frank MacLean | the US. - Canada contsol of tricter and more — compre- safety. However, | various stages of peeling, wash- from whom the major portion of Mrs, Adele Hutchinson, “Miss | nuclear Weapons.

pensive” enaetsation will tave| VOCATIONAL TRAINING walking on the | ing, cooking, freezing and pack- the potatoes have been pur- Helen Murphy, Mrs. A. K.| J. Garland (L—Nipis- to be provided for grade eight| Forecasting a an- | outside was struck by the vehic- | aging. chased. The polisy of Seeman MacGrente” wirs Roger Mac-| sing) called for a new cab pupils to admit them to regional | sion in vocational training 1m |le and Knocked down. She was | “This production rate repres- | Bros. (Canada) Ltd. is to bay Lean, ‘Mex, Harold Macieen, | inet portfolio to handle hows: The Canadian Conference on ception in honor of the confer- |Ilgh schools. The quality of the|P.E.I., he said the federal gov-| taken to Prince County hospital ents between 25 and 30 tons of eee if the Nirs.’ Garth MacLean, Mrs.| ing, removing it from the

Edward nd delegates as

participants in its four-day pro- | eee the oot of Que-

‘hurches, and will

lepartment is not sat! tied ith Mee atsaation regarding | operation received at Ottawa,

ted by “We're all” gees at the co-

THE WEEK AT SDU

| Paeler wet aeite continuity of supply of strawberries in this

Barrett, Mrs. Harold Yeq, Mrs. Budd Birch, Mrs. Robert Mac- M

panded since the oe tive took office in

Clas school supervisors, but “I hope and we hope nothing will be the y Erik Nielsen (cP ‘lude with addi by Dr. 4 sults of s. Sterling Thomp- Pate, he Ialond delegation | ee cena of the es ren censor | done to disturb the happy, rela Acadia Looms As Opponent : thie ova aon which wil |s0n, hice, Eddie eck, ane —tukon String te te . ~ | wi jeviate conditions in fu- | tionship ween Jol iefen- strawherries will Mervin In 0 Pecperrion gente oda Marae dab hada | rpg het | baker— the greatest prime min- For Mariti H c | Sea aaided fo the lst of tootetufts Ror nalph E, Johnaton | SUP,,- Arctic. Canadians was oot ae ee ney, EDUCATION Ais - fe been some resign- | ister since Sir John A. MacDon- or ritime Hoop Crown | {0,be_antck frozen will not be tanked Mr Macleod’ on 'be-| EVeayePrOval ki ations, and others were not|ald, — and Premier Shaw, jown for some time Mat ar aes ee . teers the as d 1 Cat tole i ome oe aoat wcieeaee available owing to sickness in| both gentlemen of understanding,| By FRANK CORCORAN | ‘Carousel’ as easily and naturai- ee _ ee ‘thie the malo | workin connection wth the frst 200 p m EST to debs a i oe Dicaseiitak Ui bertiina: (aad platony 'easaloa oa the current school year, he ex. | who know how to work together SDU Correspondent ly as she played the Queen im | Pin ye Deak followed de tke, aid class Ncraiisin Vnatatatgie recs sel perros aero hed strech dk se: lla eager) oa in the best interests of the coun-| St, Dunstans hopes of winning |King Richard 2nd, last year, | fan py the three saples, ‘roe Presentations were made & att poset rage relied u al cr yan’ rats | Rdubetion?. "A. aaa Sti ‘he proposed Atlantic Insti-| try and province,” he conclud- three Dominion eating uni- | and Dorethy Morris. The presi- | eolj, cauliflower and bru: the instructor Mrs. Per 71 eh 13. " = will concentrate on seven main Public meeting | iyte of Education will be a post- ed versity titles crushed dent of the Drama Goclety, aivate study topics, ranging from the Monday night will have = = Be rire errr oath anita etc | Tuesday night one ‘Ottawa, as | Gordon Harris, also indicated Er ecocnates andy elarcaes A Nation” with Hos, Joba, Boke Cra u id Creamery Compan |e ioe ot tied Beso, Teer Ck tlle cheee cecsoekete X-Men Wi | as well a feturing seasons of Sia: Beene, Of Cntarlo “a8 pa ry. PUNY | settee ats, tie alates | im only. Apr n Education” and. discussion "on | chairman’ Speakers will include | Junioe arte — and with Colin | Sen ceding Pirates NEW! WORN IN THE EAR lucation”” and discussion on rn ects Slate, Awar s Prizes Median,” sophomore at» league-leading Pirates pope | loop Crown ! Hh education in the life of a nation | education figures from India, v Charlottetown, as alternate, | the SDU Jayvees 77-30, to take | - gpd various assembly topics. | Senegal_and Colombia. went down to defeat ies tare] ere ace) tome first! GREENWOOD, NS. (cP) —

The conference begins Sunday

day, Feb. 24, 1962, Anne Mi

, formerly of Dundas.

Tuesday morning tee | delegates will break into seven

ance of better qua- , and John Leard, K, L. Paynter |

‘The import: lity in the manufacture of dairy | was named buttermaker

Bishops College of

success was not even more com-

place in the Charlottetown hoop St. Francis Xavier University

best-of-three finals, tied it up

ee ie ie ee oe and wi nd |loop, and dump the city col- X-Men of Antigonish, N.S. ee ee ee os Geet ia Gi of asada + tick Bion ron, ireralled ot th the | Ernest Harvey as feed sales- dae: ‘ot nero. legians to the runer-up slot. squeezed a §7-51 icles era ference committees, forum and | Sc0e sity todest nevintia, | Dairymen's n's Aswociation when he ™an. Appointed auditors were compiled by the Island Univer- | In High Schoot hockey, SDHS Acadia University Axemen of work | steup leaders, | Mayor | ee developeiedts renee spoke at the annual meeting of |B. J. Trowsdale and Erie Low-| sity, over the last 12 years. We meets Montague High | at 3 | Wolfville, N.S., here Friday’) Jean Drapeau will hold a re- — Crapaud “Creamery Com- ther. Borden Walton and John have. the present Maritime |P.m. today at the arena at | night to become Nova Scotia EMIT ——— canon the clceth in’ danse a | Rogerson were named as dele- | crown, and have retired the SDU. The Red and White is Intercollegiate basketball cham: | LATE NOTICES tion, and vation and oa Kitson pointed out that | gates to the ‘deepen’ con- | two trophies offered for three | favored Hed win on the ba: a ia Pions, ' loyment, Island delegates bate quality could be brought | vention. years of victory—six years we | the earl ee omc grared over the | Tt was a table-turning trick | (Also ste announcements te) Poli these conference liness and care | Awarded prizes for the value captured Maritime title, | Montague by X-Men, Acadia snapped a ee a, c lest meeting in Feb- | %, or mk and |‘of butterfat produced were | twice, the dominion. Congratu-| |The tocial event of the sea-| I2year reign by X-Men to be-| C AME O vertising section. | Maid the ‘Dairymen's As- | Melis Visser, Vichouar ($530, | fede tn te detcters on’thetr | 800. is coming, the Engineers | come champions last year, — sociation was’ giving’ thought to | 00); Harrison Green, Kispston, | escat Sicteics’ ares Mt. "AK | Ball. ‘The date is March 6,| X-Men trailed MS’ with six a MacLEOD — At Boston, Salut | PENFIELD AS GUEST the 1 plus of butter now ($3.886.29); Will Sherry, | lison, St es and lay, 9:30-12:30. | minutes remaining in the first seeeee emblies on eed fit- | on hand, and associa- Fernwood, ($3,831.13) Allison Marys with regrets that their eee SDU Alumni | half of the last game of the

HEARING AID

DISCREETLY TINY— QUALITY PERFORMANCE

ondary schools, = od tele. incial government to find some ete. A very haunting and very , at the end of the half at 30-all. Resting at the MacLean Fu- Pl : aa mL, neral Home until noon dit | von to i woe Mion explained that an On the basis of Acadia's 58-| beautiful concert of classical | Scoring, was tight until the final ry the Cameo Today~No obligation March 3, then to Dundas! tion of the Education Periting | ship: sou? vietory over St. FX, it will | and semi-classical music wa8 | two-point leod and contiamen i TE i Presbyterian Church for ser-| Awards will highlight ee eet eae ce presented at SDU last Wednes- the forefront’ FEIN Toombs Music St vice commencing at 2 P.M. quet that evening, at which Dr. | ively for the sivortiatny or dairy day. The Mount Allison Conser: Bob Napalliano set.’ the Se, ore Interment will take place in Wilder Penfield. wil be quest products. He said that 97.4 ory of Music provided the |x seoring pace with 1 ‘ros, ES ie church cemetery. cent money w: per’ . hil Richie Spears net DAWSONAt Albeny, March 2, Forums and workgroup trom | on Prince Edward Island, which gam wa the rem, whnetsed | for Acadia. | Pianos — Radios — Electrical Appliances — : the previous day will continue amount 5 s St. FX now advance against 1962, Mrs. John H. Dawson, 000, etal meee et ct errr | Ob) < Musical Merchandise zed 73 years, Remains were O®.Tvesday, followed by as 9% to the 1962 execu. | STURGEON scHoot | in bea ‘ol ihe, raring forw from the Da jag, learuing a oseend tive were Frank MacDonald, game, and their fourth in “ire Primary Dey finals ‘onight (Saturday) at 167 Queen St. Charlottetown Funeral Home to her late wi research in education, and | President; whe Heer, vice- — ae mr Neaptye Bors Report for soo of January | Charlottetown, . . Lgter| president; ighly bruary. funeral service will be held TePorts ere ee. areeiuies favored 1 ain on Sunday at 2 p.m., follow. [iG anderdistion om onan oo = Tyd | Grade VI — 1. Debby King, 3 i Rogerson, Gordon United, Ohare at 2:90, Inter Se, ee cece, ese | saseeiadts iar Thompson, every Hort to take advantage | Antionishers ih one. game and | Peat ti utes eee, SHORT COURSES IN AGRICULTURE jemnor. isor of the poasiilies it er. man to 2. Paul Jamieson, 3. Valerie : Tait | Mendations of workgroups. The anoth pba : | OE committee will | Creed, ee in poor visibility |car sideways on the highway. ‘ago, and would | “Grade H—I. Sheila Collings, EARLE — Passed poacetaly "ihe final day of the confer- panes Wats antes carferry ag ld easily make it now. ee) 2. Beatrice McGee, 3. Danny FOR Macht ‘mn ‘ome, | seselone so. and repeiis Sune To | Strait Ice and was making her | is mechanical precision and |" Grete 14 _ 3. Blaine Cal rani. ‘Msg | foram chairmen ead the ma Range at the runs in almost simmer time of scoring "Teoma, 10", | ings, 2 Pat Farrell, 3. Lea Me- CRAPAUD HIGH SC OOL Amy C, Harle, M.B.E. ‘Rest.| tional committee concerning com- fusled over | Accordiog to forecasts the | Set new rebounding record this | ager, _ 1, Charles i H ing heli nso rt ont wit give most of the day, | re will remain the same | year at Bluenose Classic. Dunks | Creed, 2. Mites Kemp 3 trom st. Paul's agiean | She esing. abbcern fee, Se he Sie ptm” re) ee no ty ‘Krasbak, Pete | Me ry Syne ig er KENSINGTON -- TOWN HALL thurch with service com- .h. At midnight winds were | that ae both 6° 5”. ‘at 2.90 p.m. Inter. ence. Dean Leddy is mPa, strong northwesterly | a Carmelita Daley, teacher. mening G8 S90 pm. Tater | See ot the Univer of Sau | Delt recorded at 72 mp us ghould peri, Keping tempers Ba A SSaALGLIGT aaa STARTING MONDAY MARCH 5th - 9th, 1962 ple’s cemetery. Please omit | atchewan snd, chairmen the temperature was 9.5 degrees ‘ures well below seasonal values, eutee The average | _ SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL! flowers. E | for UNESCO, above with a low of 2.1 degrees and that a band of mow is ex- the SDU starting line- | esse ral toe Balboa : AT BOTH LOCATIONS — 6 oe Se | tage he | eel td ow ir teeta, has a higher | Biair Sinclair, 3. Betty Haslam: Toeretey, ‘March 1, OWIN! nee ck ston bee tides Edward Island Bort | noting percent Grade 7 — i. Marjorie Lambe, Heck her Som peers cir BLOWN iG mov. gree, ad falle. one [em parte of New Brunewick | $0106, Per rn ee epcare, |2. Margaret Mayne, 2. Marilyn | © MONDAY—Tobacco, Weed Control, Livestock Grading, Soil Testing r and Nova Scotia. who Jed 8 - | Mayne. S . fom BR HR Oy vdihlevey' late Naat oe ecto | Sania ak some, on eas | Grade # — 1. Lene Barat, TUESDAY—Horticulture, Potato Diseases, Fertilizers and Seeds will Seco | . tague area last night stated pre Out, unless either’ John Hele | Wendie lurphy, vin Cro- this afternoon fromthe Chor: |The only trouble ot noted | that high winds and. drifting Kidd Scores or Lennie Sirois, in the Jargou ken WEDNESDAY—Ventilation and Insulation of Farm Buildings, Farm fe em age t© near Summerside was at the |snow made travelling quite e Oe a | ora 8 - Andrew Lee Management, Machinery residence, Peakes River Bridge hazardous. ; | me o'clock, . Road, where the funeral will uecenete i ~ Although all roads were open Easy Win Dunstans Gymnasium this even-| Grade 4 — 1. Joan Sinclair, 2. THURSDAY—Livestock Management and Feeding, Animal Health be. held Monday morning, | sizeable drit collected early | school buses left for home st | ing. The series is ‘best two-out | Mary Murphy, 2. Billy Curley. pay a in the evening but was cleared | 1:30 FATT ad NEW YORK (CP) — Bruce otthree’ frst game at $00, | pet's Veldn at Camp- FRIDAY—Farm Credit, Forestry, Pasture Management Requiem Mass Borden. | side. buses were ~ next game or games, el vaynter. Scant, a oie a at the school in the hieg 2g araprattbos necessary, at Acadia. | ,orade 2 - 2 — 1. Wiliam Loo, 2 MONDAY and WEDNESDAY—Afternoon and Evening J | Schools reported buses morning. appat game an easy john ym vie é 1 aero running Schedule bring | Plows were working most of | victory in the two-mile invita-/ one for either team. Shooting Grade I — 1. Teresa Murphy. TUESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY—Morning and Afternoon MACDONALD Montreal rudents to and. from the |the day and through the night. | tional he Knights of Co- e, will make the dif- | 2. Joy Seaman. - : tl 5 Turnday Mazch'l, Tez, Al couniry—siricts wth attend BRIDGE BLOCKED °° lumbus games oP ssstases | erence. The, me, she Lilian Hage, Tseher. EVERYONE INTERESTED IN FARMING IS URGED TO ATTEND. lan B. formerty ance remaining the same a9 Souris area all roads | Square Garden night. | @ very ex 0 Oe of Orwell Cove. remains usual were reported open but were Kidd, 19, started the early and get . LICENSE PLATE FAKED THESE FIVE-DAY COURSES WILL BE TAUGHT BY THE MEMBERS wal aeive te Camtioteaown | "nervy drifting closed: sume |arttting tm Faniety. ‘The reeds | plontng tag ‘euietly. im che| ® indicate that “Blood this evening by train and will side roads ih the Alberton | were heavy during the morning rear but had just about-lapped | Weddis te Nascmme bine cond tae tae ae OF THE STAFF OF THE PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- rest maa visibility. ; rederico a Sera iam os Gemseg, ire: | bree bat traveling ou, Gv vane |S Coors Belton, an’ tecked tod ite abic tirection ot lost lesnee plate for #1 But he | TURE. ADVANCE REGISTRATION NOT NECESSARY. Reral will be held Monday na no trouble was anticipated. | for a time. The train artived was Ireland's Tom O'Riordan Rev. A. Arsenault, will be pre: | designed his own and it cost him Rrorning. leaving the funeral | Piows were out during the day | in, Souris sa hour late due to and third was Joseph McGovern | sented before the end of March, $90. Magistrate Fred Bartrem DIVISION OF RESEARCH _o ‘and plans were to concentrate | drifting and visibility. The IMT of Fordham University. to the public. Starring are Mike | called the doctoring job a ‘‘mast- Cherehs Vernon River's ork. on the main roads ond feoune | bus trom Chaiatetown Sogld cat cn taneonnie ea fceg ei rety plays | siete eg ad ante CHARLOTTETOWN Interment ia the church ceme- work on side roads early this | minutes late to Tunner was John eles ~~ tery. : |fmorning. Strona auste last tination revortediy due te # Baltimore Mulline ‘a