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Eastern And Central. Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., April 14, 1965. 5

Daughter And Son Banquet Termed Success At Trinity

Announced

Nine winners of the Elmer

Safety Program, sponsored by ” the Charlottetown Junior Cham- A new efa in inter-departmen- ber. of Commerce have been tal public relations was ushered,

selected. -from approximately .in yesterday when for the first 1,600 participants from nine ele-|time in many years the Water mentary schools in Charlottetown Commissioners had members of and surrounding districts. City Council as their guests on a

Essay Awa

Barry MacKinnon Proud, both of P cei on

Wiener,” (City Counel Gets Gen Preent Eye On Water Commission

Cart . Te ved awards far-their essays ; “The Care of the Eyes” frem and further hearings were the Parkdale Lion’s Club at its expected to be held. semi-monthly meeting Sunday Councillor William MacNeill, evening. Barry received first chairman of the finance com- prize of $7 and Cari received $3 mittee of council, told Mr. Green for the-runner-up position. “we are glad to know what is Phil Bower, Canadian Nation-

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DAVE PEACOCK, acting Court, Experimental Farm. livestock director-for P.E.I. ir. Peacock suggested a goal spoke to a hog producers’ con- of 100,000 additional hogs per ference Tuesday at Birch year would bring an additional

gross farm income of $4,000,- 000 annually.’ From left are Mr. Peacock, George Nichol- son, Crapaud, and Cecil God-

MONTAGUE — A most suc-|bert Clements responded to by ‘ and son ban- John Fraser, :

was the opinion of Rev.| Following the dinner films

Russel Burns, minister of Trin-

\the “meeting by Peter Sinclair. Among the films shown were: t of alcohol on the brain, a

af

al_nature,. all

During the dinner a short bus- iness session was held when a nominating committee consist- ing of Lorne Wiggington, Lester MacLeod, Peter Sinclair

and others of an education- from

by the president of the associa.

frey, North Wiltshire.

tion, E.G. MacDonald, also ap-

to Yearwood, St. Jeans, grade 3;

*s~film on a ‘chimpan-° Crosby, West Royalty, grade

the Nati ational er

was appointed from the chair, |

happening because in council we al Institute for the Blind direc- are working now on pennies and tor. presented the awards and nickels”. He asked if there were outlined the rules of the contest. hope possible new rates. Mr. Bower also spoke on the

Three grand-prize winners tour of Charlottetown’s water were:Linda Robinson, grade 1,|and sewer installations. Parkdale; Bill Jenkins, grade 2,| he far-ranging trip included West Kent, Joanne Moffett, the small Brighton station and any

were shown by Cst. Miles Foster grade 3, Prince Street. ‘carried- out to the main pump- would evidence themselves in Institute and the contribu-

Other prize winners were: Jane ing station in Brackley. ‘to the tion of the Lion's Club.

Later while commissioners city this year. Mr. Green said| The meeting was chaired <by and guests were at the Malpe-/he did not see how this could be King Lion Steve MacDonald and que Road pumping station May- effected before payments made 12 guests were welcomed from~ or Walter,J. Cox asked .commis-|in the third quarter of the year,'the St. Peter's Lions Club. Zone Janice Ford, Model, grade 9: | Sion chairman (Sidney Green-but was told by Mr. MacNeill Chairman, Roddie Pratt, St. Cathy MeAlser Spring Park, | hat plans for.the future includ- | and “Maly or:-Cox even this was Peter's, inducted Stan R 0's e,

ade-i. + ed $0 Council could_be_prepar-| welcome“news,____. aoa --Balderson—_ofd Mike —-

Judging was done by Barry|ed. Although the Waetr Com-'COMPLETE PICTURE ‘ am Bugden Monday night and win-|missioners are a separately el-| During” the tour Mr. Green 4!so gave a talk on Lionism and ners were announced Tuesday. | ected authority all bonds issued gave the visitors a complete ver- Outlined some of the duties of an

Prizes consisting of pennants|in their behalf are paid by the 'bal picture of water commission 2¢tive member of the Lion's and cash awards were donated | city, The commission in turn operations and provided detail Club. by Charlottetown Jaycees. makes payment to the genéral/down to the number of galions The nominating committee se-

. revenue of all funds over oper- of the wells. At the lected Bill Matthews. as the 2ew

Barbara Simpson, York School, grade 3; Geraldine Fitzgerald, Rochford Square, grade 1; =

ating costs. - ¢

; 7 : ~—t fore ; said Dr: North | pointed" was” a” committee of overhauling of the entire” sy*'the visitors a Lion- The club decided to donate ae ; 2 k ' visi around t mats . a ‘who advised the producers “‘if|Johm Annear, Charles J. Fras- ..(Comtinued from page 1) 101 ang its enlargement madeled operation of the. various me. awards to the Parkdale Hi gh your” t is work-\er and Kenneth MacDonald to astronomy department,.'made a | necessary by civic growth cost ters and standby engines. With School Hockey team to stand as P ing well don’t change it.” make arrangements for the an- similar plea for caution. ja great deal with the result pay-/him at the station was water ‘Trophies ‘or their victory in the |TWO-BOAR. BREEDING nual ladies night, which will be “To speak now about the ments made by the commission | department veteran Richard {Interscholastic Hockey “League. , : : ~ | # poducer will get an aver-|heldinMay. 4 . “artificial origin of the ‘signals |to the city were not adequate to| Ryan ce . : : Fey Bg two more pigs per litter) Lorne Wiggington thanked the would- be premature,” he said. | meet bond costs. Yesterday’s tour .started from MacNeill, Arthur Wright, Frank "a 8 s oo» bred to two boars | tadies of the°UCW on behalf of ‘We have to approach this ques-| Mr. Green told the mayor and the water department ‘barn’|Zakem and John Morris, City jduring the same heat period, |the men's club for the dinner. tion very thoroughly and care- |councillors the water commis-| where commissioners Green, \Comptrolier John Butler, Police b and some of the piglets will be fully.””, sion was a public utility and aS/ Joseph McKenna and R. Earl Chief Sterns Webster, City As- from both sires. If a young - Shklovsky blamed “‘the dis- such subject to regulations and | Taylor met the visitors andj) sessor Ernest Seller. Fire-Chief i a : = _ | sow io tand oe Bod fred version” pellet: on a we the seereaciel | Pub- | loaded them into ‘their t hree|H.H.- Jewell, Inspector Louis ~ : : _, third . ; Tass for causing the sensation |lic Utility Commission. jcars. Included were Mayor Wal-|Ranahan and Commission Super- Prince. Edward Island pro- Kentville, N.S. and LaurentJever, that the Island's tops ~is first, the li will also be in fo! i " his body had asked the’ ter. : at ana ‘ duces more than twice as much Lapansde, Montreal, sales exec- still not good enough. “We Save slightly larger, he said. The a reign scientific communi iat — _— aoe ae J. Cox, councillors William |intendent Oliver: Manuel. pork as it — Bat it |utive Cyanamide of Canada. (too oy B “ua teas _—_ oo program could obvious- | (h. oe Gait Sea audi (aie Gals to eck: arena | - : = could easily double production PLANNED ANNUALLY man wi ‘ASSES ‘ly be used only for market hogs, sensationalism that can only do costs and: return a reasonable | and still have a ready market he production conference 8° down because they are either |it was explained. io to science in sqperal he. oat on investment. ST. DUNST. AN’S UNIVERSITY close to home, as the Maritime was arranged by Donald Smith, |2 little too heavy or too light. If a sow is in poor condition | said. icon, | He said the matter was before J oo Ox Provinces constitute a defic-\Isiand feed representative,| Great improvements have after weaning don't breed her : |QUESTION ASKED the Public Utility Commission | : Yency area, Acting Livestock di-/ MCS, who says it will be held | bees made ~in~ developing -im- ‘again until after her second | Asked how the distorted ver- SaaS Se E : T oe. rector David Peacock told a (annually. Mr. Smith-presided. | boars_in the Maritime heat, pr North advised— = - sion of his department's studies -——-high--prodution--meeting -yester-—— Prince — -$sland-mar- +@Fea_said-Mr._Peacock but. +—A--drop--in— American— So ee could have. been published, he | Car Truck day at Birch Court. ‘keted 94,000 hogs in 1964 so the |is much to be done to improve ‘consumption could possibly be —————————————— | replied: “You should krow bet- | ! Pre ‘ Production of / "100,000 1d 10h | 100,000 additions) : suggested the overall ¢ quality of the ar eae ce he Amerions-develeg, IN PEL HOSPITAL ter than I. I would like to hear | & At nese : tional hogs per year would in-!would more'than double produc- . |ing a cup Mrs. John ‘Bruce, High Bank, a lecture from journalists on {| a Calendars. and applications are now crease gross farm ineome by $4 /tion. Last year, for example, the| There are those who suggest |, cigarette for breakfast, sug-/is a patient jn the — Hospi- this_subject.” , q Co I e : : eae eres million, he said. ‘Island ‘produced 11,439,000 the abolition of the feed graim gested Mr. Gunn in a panel dis-|tal. " Tass covered the press con-| : ° available upon request. — ae) The Birch Court hall was fill- pounds of pork and consumed |freight subsidy, but it may be cussion with Doctors Kelly. . and ference but did not include this |: Intersection : ed and audience participation 4,996,000 pounds, for a. surplus | the salvation of the livestock im- Dr. North, which was chaired by 1S PATIENT comment in its brief report. | : was keen and-plentiful, with in-- of 6,453,000 in 1963. But there is/4ustry; Mr.-Peacock_said. ;Mr.- Smith, i Herman— Shaw, Brudenell, is Tass also made no mention of; ,”' oe ak An additional half-credit course — 4 terested discussions developing an annual deficiency of more| Some of the poultry housing | The demand for various cuts|a patient in the Kings County the statements it had attributed |About $100 sopariet by city! SOCIOLOGY la—has been from mostly every topic that/than 50 million pounds in the|im Nova Scotia is superior to | of pork will ly be-*influ-|Memorial Hospital. \to the scientists Monday night. vee cllow! Soar cat added fe was discussed by a panel of cap- Atlantic area, so the market in| Baay houses for humans—they jenced in the future by the em-|. aay, sy 'The original Tass report was | Police t ‘ce rae of Euston | the : . » able speakers. lreadily available and close to|4Te much better insulated— it |phasis which great retial out- OR AWAY |not carried in. any Soviet papers. poopy = Streets yesterday at | program. 7 In addition to Mr. Peacock, home, Mr. Peacock ‘explained. |W4S suggested by Mr. Gunn, but lets, like supermarkets, put on}, Mayor B-H. Yeo of Montague. —-astronomers at~ Sternberg ex- Queen. 2 — mee . i — ; : the production conference spon- Per capita pork consumption hogs and beef cattle have the advertising. These “outlets exer-| 45 left for Saint John on a bus- plained to the press conference | "police said a 1963 model veh- Applications should be returned to \ sored by Maritime Co-op Ser- in this province of 46.3 pounds is Worst housing _ alloted to live-' cise a terrific influence it was iness rip. ae Yeo is visiting ‘their studies were based on a licle driven by Spurgeon W. Leard ® : : : vices, had as speakers Dr. H.H. slightly higher than Nova Sco-|stock.””_ agreed. Oe et Ageaw, Pon Martin, radio signal from a. point in of 181 St. Peter's Road was stop-| the Registrar-by APRIL 30. Kelly, Charlottetown; John ‘tia’s 45.4 pounds and New Brun- MAJOR NEEDS ._ More hybrid pigs will be pro- Goodwill Avenue, Charlottetown. ‘space called CTA-102—or quasi | ped at a red traffic light when Eaton, nutritionist, MCS, Monc- swick’s 45.3. Newfoundland -con-| Insulation and ventilation are duced for feeders in. the future, | stellar radio source. It is an im- eee

ton; {Donald Gunn, farm build- sumes 43.4 pounds per person. ing specialist, Nova Scotia~ De- Taking an avera¥a, hog at 150) forthe farrowing ‘sows and ‘he this will not mecessarily teduce partment of Agriculture, Truro, :

| the two major needs of housing | Dr. Kelly suggested, though|

“HEARING DATE Gerald Archibald MacLean, Murray——River,charged-—w-i+-h

|mense distance from earth. They said signals were picked

|the car was hit in ‘the rear by!

'a 1951 model truck driven by)

| Waldo Jess Blue, Belle River,

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pounds per carcass, it means |two go hand in Hand, Mr. Gunm’the importance of the purebred |

having the possession of an of- UP from CTA-102 systematically, | whose brakes

reportedly failed. ‘| Mire .-N:S.; Dr..Emerson North, DVM, that the’ Atantic area consumes | sucgested. : hog breeder. His role will be im-| ve weapon;“had Apri} 20th | for several weeks in, fluctuating | — ‘ ae § Se 330,000 more hogs than it pro-| At least 70 percent of heat portant, the director of veterin- oe Reeapen Thad April 20th) strength. The. fluctuations fol- sion fr sane tlle Ga Ti M io * | |duces. It appears, Mr. Peacock | loss is through-the top of a build- ary sevices hee suggested. lary hearing. The date was set|!owed a regular pattern every same p&ttern. But they said | = aca Ir a suggested, that there is need’ for ing and one foot of straw or The conference . adjourned at by Magistrate James 3. Joma. (10 dave | that thedl could be kat teak | Ti t Wi : q s aentine ta thase” prOvinERe ao eri: costae ae por ae River Jusior Far- | ston QC, in a sitting of Kings | They said no other radio emis- ' naturally\made signals. : . same : production.in these provinces, either o' se materia } mers* ‘or dinner provided |cointy Mai : 8 : ; : ‘ and the increase should be in. used, he suscoeed. 1! good = by me aon Farmers. Host ee co mala Court Mon The Living Day- : Prince Edward Island, he stat- mercial insu uged, four | were 5 s ne : : : ed. Total Atlantic production in inches is sufficient, it was ex-| DIED IN.OHIO ° IN MEMORI lig! ‘ Out of Yi 3 age approximately 200,000 plained. ae 7, Pa ba LEADS CANE-CUTTERS Word has been received by @.. ou |hogs. gest single problem of housing. twavAaNA (Reuters)—‘Premier |Trelatives here of the sudden In Fond and Loving Memory ana : |F.E1. LEADS |, ‘ummyat” Fidel Castro, President Osvaldo |death in Canton, Ohio, Sunday, | ; : Come prepared - Be early y | Prince Edward Island contin-| A vapor barrier is a “must” novicos and the entire Cuban |April 11, 1965, of Mrs. Leo A. ; o ‘ ie t ‘ued to lead the parade in qual- in sidewall insulation and cabinet led tens of thousands of r, the former Fodie Me- | 4 Don t Come Alone J iF You { renee ity hogs with 57.9 percent A car- ‘there is really no need for win- | officials andl city workers into |Cormack of Souris. She is sur: MRS. AUBREY WHITE : : EGG PRICES ~:~ lcasses, which was. the highest dows in such a building.’ ithe sugar fields Monday for a|Vived by her husband and one ; have aw k t- B rin r Dr terday morning ,thus far, with Nova Scotia and| Creep: heat for little pigs W8S | J eck’s work as volunteer cane- |$0n in Ohio and two sisters, Mrs. | ‘whis away ea hea ig you oo Oe oe vded eggs |New Brunswick close beind joverdone a few years 880 cutters Castro has proclaimed |J. Alfred Doyle and Mrs. L.A. passed Salvered 6 Charletsetena were: |With 55.2 and 51.2 percent re-| “but be sure to use the 1 heat | country-wi campaign for| MacDonald in CHiarlottetown | APRIL 14th 1962 ae A ines 30 cents, grade |Spectively. The Canadian aves. | amp oO aeea as it Is s@ Cigar field volunteers to com-|and a brother, Angee MeCor- . age, by comparison, is 37.4 per- ‘er - : 3 Aa a ae ae: Pies lteeek of Souris. uneral | : A medium 27 cents and grade A jase; Sas: earenanie. Young pigs should be given | MEmOENS ion of ~~ CC. ia ie tke ctace this working Ever Remembered by the Family See Mr. Peacock suggested, how- iron twice a week until after | s9¢, Cantos, Ohio. FURNACE OVERHEATS - ; they are weaned, it was suggest-| City firemen answered a call | jed by Dr. Emerson Leeda who to 41 Upper Hillsboro Street CITY AREA said he had considered ne | around 10.30 last evening. Cause . ‘ an expert on hog feeding of the alarm was an overheated | FUNER ALS management until he started furnace. No damage was re-| | producing pigs on his farm. ported. - ; Worm the sows a month be- , i — The . SISTER DIES GIDDINGS FUNERAL : 1 Mr.and Mrs. John Hardy, funeral of Harold Giddings was | EASTERN © io ' avr Charlottetown, have received held yesterday from ‘the Char- : . nad of the death of Mr. Hardy's {lottetown Funeral Home to St. | FUNERALS \« : * sister, Sadie, Mrs. Herbert Vie-|Danstan's Basilica where 2 ae F F d’ M M k kerson, Milton, Mass. Mrs. Har- | quiem Mass : t t dy, who had recently returped*ed by Rt. Rev. William Simp- |" FUNERAL — The} * rom Or S ea ar CU... from an extended visit with her | son. Interment was in the Roni- rey TE Mrs Me- : . os -sister, left Monday morning to an Catholic ee ie ae ser- edt eons “— aaa attend the funeral. vice was conducted Rev. | — a ° ‘ Gerald Tingley. Pallbearers |from the Montague United Sap- Yes - - - whether it be every day meals ‘or special occasions you will find the HEARS OF aoe were, John Doyle, Frederick | tist oa he gue reat eo : rk in hi h ith ity Mrs. R..W. Chandler. of Pow-|¢oy10,—Joha--Power, Thomas |4ay, April 32. \The servieg om selected meats at Ford's Meat Market will score highly with your family. death of her brother in-isw, Jam- /MacAvion, Damien.Lyna and |S esse by Bev. Rus- oe . es H. Chandler, West Newton,.|.22™mes Campbelb. cen ‘--) Salt Burns, The Lord's My Shep- 1 3 ; 2Mass, formerly .of Mt. Albion,| smITH FUNERAL — The fu- herd was sung by the congrega- P.E.I. He was the son of Mr. and neral of Mrs. Hugh John Smith tion’ Beautiful Land and The Pictured at the left is Mr. Mrs. William Chandler - the took place Tuesday morning Christians Goodnight were ; ‘ last remaining a ‘i from the Hennessey Funeral sung by the Brooklyn Trio. Mrs. Fordwith ‘some of his family of 12 children. —— Home to St. Bonaventure A.G.J. Steeves was organ ac- ce predeceased him ogi ee Church, Tracadie, . where Re- companist. Pallbearers were eighteen carcass’s — hg P aaa ay 0 fin jn |Quiem High Mass was celebrat- Douglas Graham, Stanford Pear- and six a tae all living Mt od by Rev. Kenneth MacMillan, don, Jr., Temple Llewellyn, A.F. Easter beef, ready, to serve the Unit es. jparish priest, who also conduct-_ Campbell, Howard Vickersosi’ : ee IN TRURO HOSP - led the service at the grave. Pall- and Harry MacGregor. Flower- you this Easter Holiday. . ° WC. Crossman, formerly of /bearers were William cater leon heh er Bog Si- ee. tine im Charlottetown, now residing in| Bernard MacQuaid, ect lwittred’ Siicen “areee oes. Mr. Truro, Nova Scotia, is confined | Fitzpatrick, Edward Power, | Wi Nic . I ‘ eS apie to'the Truro Hospital, having re- Horace MacGregor and Walter | Intyre and Clive Macintyre. In- ection of cuts nose cently undergone another oper- aoe iecmaet took’ place sp took - # the Mon- fae ant tg -siie-e-ia ation one of several. The last the church cemetery. Com: metery. . ” Sfemoriel -Hosplisl- ta” Boston | i ; - something to please you. - Memorial .Hospital- in Boston > s with a confinement period of . five months, three vears agu. Mr. Crossman was afiected with diabetes , ane Ti 7 GRAND MISTRESS viuipes,. A SPECIAL EASTER PRESENTATION OF | : most worshipful grand mistress | Listed below are the people from which our Easter beef was of the Ladies Benevolent Orange ONE OF THE GREATEST FILMS parehesed: Association of North America, : ‘ was given a tour of Confeders- EVER MADE James Cudmore, Winsloe .........-0er---seere ; Oe ee tee ce bee 3 ~] Allison M es hee visit to the city. Mrs. Smith) , Thursday — Saturday — Monday son MacNeil, Summerside ........... ‘ on . also visited the mayor and sign: ‘ e : Dover Bros., Glasgow Rd. ©. ..........s.000 sepdsibiviveius ya 0 CLA mcHARO Russ oT iy ed the City of Charlottetown 8:00 p.m. Tickets $1.00 + : : : WANN BRS guest book. Monday evening she Leonard Roberts, Glasgow. Rd. ...o.....cccssseeensneennees 2 Sea received an engraved tray from 3 Ww UWUN , é “ts \,the True Workers Janior Orange | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents ax aca gre g Sindi da cue betsqvavess0> «0 VaUEONNGS ‘ ‘ asm, of PANA : NSN GONG Association and later attended a ‘ ‘ 1 . . Ken MacRae, ae ne ea ewes MSI YN rally of Island lodges at Kirk- | Samuel Bronston's Production iat Maen tein . t wood Lodge. 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