A meeting of the seovteiial. planning committee for Na- tional Veterans Week, schedul- ed for June 11 to 17 was held last night at the Charlottetown

Edmund Arsenault, Guest , Speaker At. Rotary ( Club

A lecture on Agricultural Che- micals™ Distribution was given “at the Charlottetown Rotary ‘Club’s meeting today at the Charlottetown Hotel by Edmund Arsenault.

The ae was divided into three groups: fungicides, tnsec- ticides, a herbicides. He stat- ed that the resistance of ‘to chemical insecticides {s a ma-

problem, and that although insecticides are poisonous, they | are classed as a necessary evil.

“Experience indicates that if insecticides were banned, the world would face immediate ‘starvation,”” he said. ‘There has

‘use of insecticides, more

fally in the destruction wild Ife animals, fish and birds. It is true, but somewhat exagger- ated”’. He stated that a very small amount of forest\land has

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Pesticides, deal with chemf- ‘eal weed control and weed \kill- ‘ers are used. on more than\ 70

Casinos Sadan teisa Left to right are four of the com-

mittee members: Ron Mac — Kinnon, representing provin- —

cial command; Florence Ro-

million acres of farm lands in | th Ve mostly on grain plant- ings. In ‘Canada the sale of hee bicides, amounts to $17,193,643 annually.

Dr. Kenneth Parker, Superin- tendent of Schools, followed Mr. Arsenault, with an address on Charlottetown’s Centennial Pro- ject, high school bands. - Two youth bands have been formed in_thig_brovinee.. at

. “Our City Council has en-

Kensington Charlottetown Summerside. Dr. Parker |‘Mt. Allison Choral Society on

Esc Man

E. MacDonald, of Enterprize Bakery, Charlottetown was elect- ed to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting of the Bak-

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* Mrs. Leslie Bueil, Pleasant | Grove, is-a patient in the Edward Island Hospital: .

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RCAF, Charlottetown, is now vi- | Quebec

___siting many friends on PEI.

IN HOSPITAL Duncan Carmichael. Peakes Station, is presently in the Char- lottetown _ Hospital suffering from an eye injury.

TO TORONTO Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacLeod, Bridgetown and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Godfrey, North Wiltshire are attending the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.

; RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Mary MacLeod has re- turned to her home in Ottawa after spending the last three weeks in Montague, the guest of Mr, and Mrs. David Rourke.

_ + MAYFLOWERS PICKED Mayflowers have been picked on the farm of Tommy Banks, Annandzle.-This information was -. left at the Montague Bureau of the Guardian-Patriot yesterday.

TO OTTAWA 3

Malcolm MacKenzie, deputy

_ minister of education, has left

for Ottawa, to attend a confer-

ence of federal-provincial repre-

sentatives, concerning educa-

tional matters. Mr, MacKenzie

said he expects to return Fri day.

CARD PARTY WINNERS The following are the winners

of St. Pius X card party held «last night: ladies first, Mrs. Ed- die Arsenault; ladies second, Mrs. Frank Doyle; consolation, Francis Handrahan, gents first,

* second Charles Gallant; conso- lation, Arthur Dalzile; freeze out Helen Lewis; and Jerome Doir- on; special. prize, Mrs. . Amnie MacInnis; door prize, Mrs. Lena Doyle.

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WEATHER ene (cP) — Tempera- ter “overnight High Monday

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“Tie spetiar euest at tie meer ing ~was,E. Graham Scott, of

tees, have given their al. It is ited that it will cost $36,000 to equip three bands, one

each at Birchwood and

Senior band at Colonel-Gray Se- nior High School.”

The Rotary Club will sponsor a-visit ‘to the

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March 18, which wif perform. at

the Confederation Centre. The club also decided ‘to donate $1,- 000 from the Rotary’ Auction Fund to the Rehabilitation Coun-

Charlottetown, manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia.

Charlotte High Schools and a|

Island News Page

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Nov. 22, 1966. 5

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pense with the ‘aiwal ailiee of tae House, then: the session’ can be speeded up.

Normally, it takes three days to handle a bill. It is hoped: that

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Wolf Cub leadership was. fea- tured at the annual -Gilwell

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Staff members were iB B. Mahon, featuring outdoor camp- ; Don . Milwood featuring handicrafts, ‘based on Star test requirements; Joan Willis and Bernadette Gaudet, , acted’ course administrators. : Those attending were: Char- lottetown—Karen Walsh, Danny MatAskill, Bill Bowerbank, Mar-

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costs | eons Joseph Edward Perry of St.’ Nicholas paid a fine of $10 and

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‘SUMMERSIDE — The Sum- socom Detachment of the. RCMP reported that three ace | cidents whieh oct weekend resulted

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Island Man | Gets Posted

Posted for the province « of Ontario, following -graduation from RCMP recruit training, on November 6, was Gordon Blois Coles, son of Mr. and. Mrs. G, Coles of Winsloe, P.E.1.

Const Coles engaged im the Royal Canadian Mounted Police June 8, -1966, after completing his education at Prince of Wal- es College .He received his re- eruit training at “Depot”’ Di- vision, Regina, Saskatchewan. ~

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