Hal

Annual Meeting Central Farmers Institute Held

aims to increase the proved seed cleaning plants. in-

hlr. ldwln Darby of Iginont Bay was re-elected President of

s-easy, sims 4, less

useofim-

. Table stock shipments from this the past eleven years are given by

Large Increase l'Nloted In Feb'y Potato Shipments

way of comparison. 1945, 345 cars; 1946, 114 cars; 1947, 376 cars; 1948. 300 cars;

Province during February. 1955. amounted to 942 cars and repre sented a very large increase over

Railway Tran

Several briefs were presented at a meeting of the Legislative Committee on Transportation. cai- led yesterday for the

Briefs Presented On

sportation

and the village of Tlgniah - and many other organizations in Prince County. He referred to the proposed establishment of a

ice ca-nlvol At North River

Tuudar nislit. dress carnival 9... llsld North Rive Rink, witnessed s

Feb. 22,

the Central is 'Institte feeddrill s - .. . . for an mm sucm yw ya Ililisosszzmmit I. swam :Ie1lclgI;lleI;Il:ul(s)t,!l:1;osSts:lnehal-)er&d lsn lg:9.ca3:ll:'ci:i9:s 13;). c4:f'cal195.al9:9l& purpose of hearing croups or in- food industry as the which were of a high culiliiselum" 3481);” slit lists lsinnual lisitelstisis at at inspection be set up for plants. Macheod. District Fruit lantilcars; lost. 601 cars; '1955,' 942 :l.vll.ldou:.l' i:hll.:Lh.:. ?heu(lllrai.a.a-' edgutlatutlieumlril-ovtlhdcle "”un...'"”&' ili'pll."c.d'” ”",,l,,m",',l”s'n' llllllilllill u ' - : u u - - I ms M sack” ml as Resolved that the Provincial Vegetable Inspector. The fouowinglcars. dun Nslloul Rsllwsys sppllcs. lsdusum as used. why us luau. : M". Wuhan pr... l:.,n.m".,,,, ,lE"”".,,l.,l .4... Ds:s.I'sd"!:'I;:mh0' Amcilsliug N . "8""-' ill W"""Y 3l"P"'e"" l9" tioa to reduce local train service tard this industry by curtailment Mrs. John England of Wlfst l ' III. in . r;;-,'4-::,--:,,2g:,;,::,-m,,s,;m,,,-,,:t .. ...... n.nJi.l'2".'i. .. 1.... - "o3"..;'::t".::. .... .............. :' szizr .':"::;i .3; ';l:'.."':: 3f?'..'.i"i-3." 3' 2"?-f:.i..o' tivs te the Federation er Anne. "1" ”' "W ”'”'”"."i l" ”V9' Sheep Breedefs Dlscuss members. it was decided to fore- the Canadian National main... North River. ' ulture. ':':tumgll"3d”i' f:ll'"gm” 9:51" go any discussion on the sun. meant that r. s:. Islanders had Following are the different is In speaking of the Inetiiaite Ir. ' ” ”" ' t' V" 3' am" 5' way's application until the hear- to pay that share. .Continuing. "' "d 9”" Vlnnrl

Darby stated that the Mont Car- mel and Eginont Bay Exhibition would never have been formed

of raising better bred cattle. preclntion he the Department of

The meeting also expressed ap-

Problems Facing Industry

in the breeding there was a surplus at the end

Improvement

ing took place before the Board of Transport Commissioners. Com- prising the Legislative are Hon.

he said that the savings which the Railway expected to effect were in the vicinity of 8100.000

W:-ll: ygars and undei::- 1, cl - xlfell Mac

Charl ttsto ; 1. non a we in good

e Iawther, Oornwail- a

l hadit notbeen for the Institute. Asricuituro for the assistance r kt l b d th s b- fth r- r 90,000 d fthi E ,,.l..l,.,,, . . , , ' He stated that improvement had which it is giving for the control iisiixiiinteot sllil:e1)sflnt)-cks oneae:iiin- :mouentl;itl.oiio iuui heel: reobaitdd . . '0 6:35;: 1' nm'cug:ll' lllroptiiliiiitin M” H hm oi ll" V1” 6"" 1"” ”"Kl"l9V- No . been made In his area in all lines of weeds by bonuslnz the spray- mercial basis were two of the to the producers. Harvey Douglas: Smith. I ll-lVIl': 4. Clown. Charles Coles. -l of livestock and this was made ing of fields and that this be Miss Audrey lsfarnell fabovei. mam palms dlscussed yeslsl-slay Ms. Edwln Darby cl Egmolll Guest . Speaker Rs 3. gall, John A. Mscbonsldj (Continued on page lei llgiolth Tom Tom . Wsslbh lmly by. um" W50 lild more highly ldVeI'tllPd as a well known lllai'Il"."” "Hm .W'" at the annual meeting of the Bay. inquired if there was any - i f Briefs were Presented b John Pen 1'' 0 Yam North R"

founded the Institute and the De- great many People are not aware be the guest soloist at Trinity pl-inc; Edward island Shteli way in which young men could Iuggrutiezlg-Eliilliirglaeizlzguztnillg Mung). president M U" sy er. Ei'l;.;s.:o.Cl0WlI. Bloys Stevenson

partment of Agriculture.

With reference to the Mont Carmel and Egmont Bay Exhib- ition its stated it would be the

of this policy.

Church on Sunday morning. in the evening Miss Farnell will give a recital at which time the works of Bach. Handel. Dvorak.

Breeders Association sin Charlotte- town.

The meeting felt that improve- ment must be made in market

he taught to clip sheep as clipp- ing was becoming a serious prob- lem in the district he represent-

ed. He also stated that there H0lel' ML

of Prince Edward Island will be held this evening at the Queen Wilfred Berman of

side Board of Trade; E. R. Vea- sey. President of the Canadian Postal Employees A 'tion (Charlottetown Branch). John A.

Queen Charlotte Home. School

Seven to tail years - 1. Pugg

Boats - Errol Ladn , N - er: 2. Ready Killowaftr, G123". llllllvlz

son. North River; 3. Miss cell

first Island exhibition to appear C. l S h b t and other artists will . V ll ll; lll dd; ul m ting. . nn televlslmll -l-he exhlblllon was ls: llelillurslls lo”!mIl.l;-lniollllli: glfvrlessmlveld Alxilatuhlg should be specialists to come a- hi: gfbjgct l:elngesl.Th: Alfceounls MacDonald. Provincial Command. I e l9'"'l'l- Dmll" M'cl49d- Wliisloo; televised for use last year. . Miss Farnell who is a native Egmom gay slieep breeders had round and talk about nothing else am and me Accounting prscllcelvr Canadian Legion; Pate; pnlel 9-. n 4. Flower Girl. Joyce Lowther. LOADS OF talent in the biggest of Amherst N 5' early made except the sheep industry. s Leary; Fred Blnglmm. Summers Cornwall. 5. Tobacco Man, was

Mr. R. C. Parent, Superinten- dent of the Experimental Farm. spoke on grass silage and of methods to save money in farm- ing.

He stated that farming today

show on earth. Red and Blue Re- vue. March 7. 8.

George Street.

HI 5 T Y L E Millinery. Great

new spring hats

a name for herself as a concert artist when she was selected as one of the ”Singing Stars of To- morrow". Her singing has been widely acclaimed wherever she

Last night Mr. Berman address ed student accountants on subject of ”Consolldations."

gone as far as possible under ex- isting conditions and that new ideas on breeding were needed. He stated that farmers in Que- bec were crossing Liecester ewes

Mr. Mike Chepesuik. District Livestock Grader, Monclon, re- ported that the percentage of Grade A lambs from P.E.I. was

higher than that from either Nova bum in Montreal and is a End

the He also conducted a question and answer period. Mr. Berman was

side. and B. N. Hooley, Montague. The Board of Trade brief from Summerslde. appears elsewhere in this issue. s Mr. Vessey in his brief pointed

The regular monthly meeting of the Queen Charlotte Home and -School Association was' held in the library room last night with a good attendance. The president,

field; 2.

deli Sentn . N Wil - Senorita; Searndraellltodd. Ylslllllileole. ll

11 to 16 Best Dressed: - l, Ml"

Cupid. Carrol Maccallum, Mal-ll. My Valentin

. . A Yeo. North River: age "ml

Queen

. . i: daily. with North Country rains and nb- . , V was a complicat d b it ”mmg h d appearance. . . . . N . . . s . - Mr. J. E, 11. w of - --i7i"&”-ii-- ” "” ” ” ::':.';.s. as 2.3:... 2: l ”ii3?"'&i ”".Cl'.?. ".2."3:”..'."'...:”..:i3 .2." ”'"' ””"'”” "” ::r":- us: ””li:...'.”"'i"..””' .4 . - . . , , . , , hm l . ' , l. lve sun 9 ' . . ' - - - . led"e hm l" M” "0 7935"” lllly will show 391- Red and Blue R9 done along lllls lme llerel nicn Lake a leaf out of the some and following the was lurlhered posed the discontinuance of pres- ML wcmh " M5 upenmi "' North River. 8 mt

farmers in Prince Edward Island could not farm as economically

saved through better care of young pigs with a decrease in the death rate at birth. the eradica-

vue. March 7. 8.

Church School 12.15. Miss Mary A. MacKenzie. Deaconess.

FREE CHL'RCl-I of Scotland.

the nieliilic-i's.'

The Premier. looking into the

ing would be turned into a per- manent Confederation Museum and the Assembly might meet in

breeders book as regards grad-

Mr. Alex Hamilton. New Perth. V mg as rail grading had proved

stated that farmers in Ontario

his studies.

lambs during the past 10 years and thought the associations and packers should look into the mat-

and improving their flocks. The matter was brought in the attention of the meeting by lllr. W.

Sailing Today

lie is Professor of . . Accounting at Dalhousie Univer- dun" ""5 elght summer m0l1lll5-

ent local railway branch service

effect on the present employment of some of the Association mem- bers. The opinion was further ex-

marks stressed the importance of Education Week March 7 to 12

Miss Bowness. general secre- ta of P.E.I.T.F. was then intro- duced to the meeting. She took as

11 to 16. Most Comical: - 1

Coles. North Milton.

Wimpy. Boyce Stevenson, N...-lll

as in other places. NORTH TRYON Presbyterian future. said that the day might l r H . l h . nnd nl-gall all preselll 30 ll”, llle . . H - ,- s h l ' , 4 . -. l, ld. were importing was from the lei) eifeiine. He stated t at uno . it was pointed out that if grant- River: 2. Pensuin Gail Lowih , I e slaled that money could be church senlce uarch Gt 11 am come when the leghlame ul west coast. crossing the breeds l-ir0lli'95S llad beilii made with my ed. the request would have an Eljdiltfl llslslednfgsdllglsgflgitghtl P' W” C0l'llW3llF 3- 3l8l 32!. Allis;

Most Original from 7-16 yea;-3;

1. Coca-Cola. Ruth Warren. North

I' non of weeds and the treating of th t p 1 office building. . . . -.' 0315 for S,-null services March 6. Charlottetown H: gglfged 3; last llml many R. Show. retired Deputy lilllnstcr ter, . V Pressed that the development of llel. some ..Ths tench" mmmon 121-Il31islsllil4'J)Illl1ill30Wl.la0ulIe with reference to the death rate ll 3-m- and 7 P m- 5iiiid8l' School of me old remrds of the pros.-lm.e of Agriculture who asked What Mr. lrviiig Haslam of Spring- the Province can only be secured as ls ls today .. Ecdle ,'B :3 s l 5 of young pigs he soled mm 25..." l 10 a.rn. Slant-hel 2.30 p.m. Rev. J. dalmg back more than 5 Century are we gulllg in do on the niuitcr llellll was reelected pl-eslnent, The Motor vessel no.8” was by aintainance and further ex- In the coup” ol ll... remarks Cenaleuzlllsl "Ms. r";edb'eT ll.M'" ' of the young pigs in Canada died l'l- Bl5ll0P- m"ll5l”- - Vel-lluall' be denim an if Df CF05S?5- ll? Sllillleslel-"l lllal and Mr. Claude Paynler was ro- 'l . tension 'bf existin trans r ' " 0 r wk” . . Would 8 i Y . lleduled lo ssll from solms I P0 lltloii she pointed out that more trained son North River 2 M l

3' birth while in Russ" lmly mil (' RNWALL U "i d Ch rch SW93 3'9 Ml lake" "7 FY9597” were Should- be demomlmmm elecml 5e”e”"y' SC. 1 faculties. teachers are necess "if we are For, Mr R, .B we slim

dled- 0 I me U ' them in a suitable place. Sh"? lamls "' "'9 P"”'l""'3- "9 Mr. Hudson Prldham of Alber- eally mda.-V fur the Magda en Questioned an 1., l-nllwa mall ll lm led lnary W.”-' 3' 0y me” M.”

lslamls wlllv. . also of farm )7 res y eres our boys and River. 8. Miss P. E. 1., Mac leo.

Mr. Parent stated that a three year experiment on Grass silage. will be oonciuded shortly andl

iRev'. A. S. Weir. D.D.. Services March 6th are expected to be as follows

Minister.

Kingston 11.00

The amendment to the act calls. board ofl and the

for in the

trustees in the library

chances

thought that one or two breeders might agree to put on those ilcm- onstratioiis and they should be

Ion. uas appointed representative to the Federation oi Agriculture and the following directors were

Capt

p r o d u c e and groceries.

Ernest Cormier expects to leave Souris about 2:30 and looked for

service in the Province. Mr. Ves- sey said that only the trains run- nlng between Charlottetown and

girls”. She went on to say that salary is one of the deterring fac- tors for the scarcity of teachers.

Mrs. Clayton

North River.

Ladies, Comical: -1. Baby -

Stevenson, North

from this experiment it will be a'm' New Dumlnlon 3'00 p'mll M - l calls,-V prevlull ll. subsidized in the event of loss. , ) . lld I h l s . . . . . Cornwall 7:30 p.m. Cornwall Sun- emillla ' w l H .ll.l A.. ll s .l ll lllal an ldliiiiiii L Him His couii ywc - . . s TlBniSIl. and Charlottetown and Mrs. Armstrong, president of River: 3. Doc Sawbone. Mrs. Got- i;;l;Vce";l”lll'a lilaantg flf"hb.”;ds,. School um M, the Premier normed out ishcvb: -ii Mings”nJl?;"il?eld;fEfe:li,uld supp :Priii('&-. Mr. C. ii. Arscnziult: ngufnk ”f:5fjlg;d;fenA';lrl;:'i;l 11:8 Borden now carry mail. He told library committee. reported that dim Macllllllsn and Mrs. George Y Vi if is. consisted of ihe Li- C-Oiemiir-i iQuoclis. Mr. In-mg H aslam; ' the committee that lg (ll, .51”. P. E. 1. Libraries would place MIcMlllaii. Cornwall: 3. Bear and

ervise any breeding pru.ict-t and

conditions were reported to be

His Trainer, Mrs. Stirling Ford.

the better. i . -. .l lvl ..v ll . l l P. - . . l .. . Re'””"3 i" "'9 da”-V ”ld”5”y--L'ihl:-ilhllll:iil:iPh :ras"t:':naua.lal::- in: roll dlllc Ilia! a vunimiuev be appointed '0 '”"”' Mr" RM U”d"'rhay' good. lltcilgllislzralillelltllwtscltauylnili mu to ?Vo3o5ksIlllP0llllll:lryl0pll:iYlld:ll'tesi9llllIe:rllit llafflnslon Ind Veldd Jewell . , . , t t .2 i . ., ' - -' . mm? - . en . . .

he stated it was a reasonably t-ices sundal. Mai-ch ft. Liimn said that as a rule these um... .t-1 sturlx m.ilmds of lmDlhIlie:ldEinIgilB:' The Flolsld had on bond M8 sidemble delay in geuvaerycolll Mr. K. A. Parker reporled mu Norm Elves. I 1 0 Gent's Com ca: - 1. Ghost of

profitable business and reasoned

Road 3 p in. Sunday School 2 pm.

had not attended meetings of the.

liel lambs by "”55 bags of potatoes. 250 bags

lForm-Disaster

board of

of

mail could be expected. Mr. Bell

P. E. I. was the second province

ll ml-lsl be 50 95 laimefii 31”? W C h cl ll . .. C vehcud B . :d I that lnl'iT.' in ilieiW3S ileiililf-til l0 l" "'9 , turnips and three tons of 8ro- A B1 . Ray d Vi k - increasing their production. mind m7eh3fi8 p.m. allnev. litormian :ii(:llltutiitaills( had as llI'es:,llt suffer. directors select the committee. lcommissee ceries. the latter being shipped Suggested um ll” a""i”"”" del allrllleliil-lei,-es lquollll in lsllroxlldmg d0lllneN0:1IeIynRIVe!" lilonclowiicdi. , d l The matter of establishing flocks V livery of mail could be substitut- q ”" ' I" W '5' ' Y l' . '

INSTHUTEQ REPORTNG Evans. e Th bu HI h th 9 three on 3 commercial basis was Chartlottetpvvn wholesalers for ed by truck noclnllon. co. 1:l1leBsGt'li:,ut3.Nxlsnllmy . l l . e l Si as as i . ' o um Geo o -

I PRESBYTERIMV Church '" menmcivs on the Board but in an bmulzlll "9 by M" Earl IN” More" 'ellh:wsl-Tlollgl-d, which carries a Mr" Pale "M "mt I" W" l" grldllrie vissasluau ptfilflmdlglrullslieonploz 3" i S I W

Illslllues Wlllfll Teiwfleil W91"?-' Ca"adB' gemral Palvlsh Senlles ex-ufticio i-anaciiy 0iill'- Al-S" "ls MW” Herbert He slaml ;,h.er? . I ,. crew of four. 81'.-'ed at Sourls presemlng the Town I” Mbenlln "Teenage Hours and Activities" 3”” D"'”d cwlllesi ” 1' next Lords Day is as follovts.- Cludcd U” the new board ol ll.l,5l.iwei-e many farmers in the vnv- Mi J B Jay vvill head up a Saturday evening. The captain The I B of the Panel was Cslmllmlsl Rodney colss sml Em

Tryon. Mr. Max Thompson: 4- I Branch Institute. Mr. I-I u d s o n Lowther; North Bedeque and Dunk

Churchill l1 a.m . p.m . Sunday School 2 p m . Cl.VdP River

Canoe Cove 3

7:30 p.m. Rev. Donald

ees will be one senior civil ser-4 vant: nne permanent employee of: the City of Charlottetown: a mcm-.

Red Cross disaster committee as the result of an enthusiastic and well attended nrganizaiional meet-

lnce interested in sheep and lthpv vmild go into the sheep bliSll'lPSS

it it were profitable. In a few da-V5'

expects to make a return trip

Plan Re-union

Dr. Macvlcar, Chairman. Mrs. J. W. MacKei1zle. Mrs. D. M. Gass and Earl Nicholson. After the

MacRae. Milton; 2. Bride and Groom. Mrs. Leonard Willis and Mrs. Lloyd Frizzell. New Haven;

River. Mr. Frank Jardine: Sourls . - - . . . ' - East. Mr. P. A. Macisaac: Ab- N”l'”l5””' '"""5""" ll" ."”"""-”"l "V ””.”P”e59"?l"glNoras rnarvo ll-oil-iliilllgllogiyteilitmrlrlizllillliyli minister of agriculture slated BGYYCIYOII "'""b”" "l """ ”"”' l""l Wkt" at llwexltlilialntilll Audrey and Hem" ram's Village. Mr. Anthony J. rmzr. Wl.N'NERS a Following lalmly ” "W 5"””Yl"l? ”l”'”'e-5 . .1 , s 1 we. tliriviiitz centre signed up to take that all would be well iflthe other "'9 meeting was divided into 0”" "' Gallant: UlEE. Mr. Sam Hume. were the prize winners at 8 Card M the me ROheri.Hd”'S' C'Mg”l Mr" lw L 8.)-ill ellilemll ms, 22 first aid course which will be factions of farming were as far A meetin of th 105th B itall groups for dlscunlom Mo" original in Adult Classes: The l”””"l"l"l dll'e9l0" WU" liilriy held Wednesday evening in El'C'A' slid Galipolnlfzdv lzy l.-le. llockurle l.ll'::":llY:)l Agl.lcullu;.e commenced in the near future and advanced as the swine industry. Assoclallnng execuatlv 8 hllld The meal": the" Idloumed 1- C8lmlhlll- 304119? C0l0' lllil appointed for each county: Kings. wlnsloe Station hall: Ladies" llT"- Emma" owlnnli dm Rial d ell,l'?il.se.sas I nullcmull; which will in them to become He pulmed out was advances hm Tuesda m M 9t 3"!” 9 after refreshments were served. Eric MacRae. Milton. Messrs. P. A. Maclsaac. Alex Lois Ford; second. Vivian Swit- ?"etp9r5”;lith""'B'"(;ld9P bl-3' Llbe 5 8:1 f leh "me Mluw to go Um members of first aid teams of dls- ment was rapid to a certain point Home wllhy mg a we glen Hamilton and John W. MacLean' - consolation. Shirlev Weeks.' m.s ms 0 8 0- H W I P mm -or e . 4 o 35l9F 5Ei'i'lt'ES C0mmlll99- in any industry but that the hlgh- ' 8 pres em' ML - "'3 s an fund and appointed by the of business and fat the big ieliow The mmmg was addressed by James walker, in in. clml,-, Al.

Queens. Messrs. Samuel Hume,

Men's first. Lloyd Diamond; sec-

consola-

Lieutenant Governor

in Council;

l0 l"i'i'e8" l'l5 ””l"- Mr. J. Gtircltlll MacDonald. Mrs.

er the point reached the harder it would he to advance and main-

ter discussion it was decided to

li”i'inR Haslam and Earl Ings; Prince. Iii:-ssrs. Derrill Pickard. Hudson Lowther and C. M. Ar- senault.

Following were the resolutions passed: Resolved that til. pl-0. vincial Department of Agriculture be urged to do everything pop- ms

hold the third reunion of the Battalion on the 4th of August. in this City Centennial year and the 40th anniversary of the or- ganization of the Battalion. Several committees were ap-l pointed. and it is hoped in due' time to get in touch with all members of the Battalion by cir- cular letter. 'in an endeavour to have as 'many present as pos-

ond. Sherman MacDuff: tion. Willard Ferguson. Freeze- out. Emerson Ford and Albert Lougliran.

HAIRDRESBERS MI-JET - The Charlottetown Hairdressers As- sociation held a well attended meeting of beauty shop owners and attendants at the Nu-Mode Beauty Salon last evening. The president. Mrs. Herbert Poole. was in the chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. A general discussion then follow- ed on hairdressing business hours

Mr. Alexander Hamilton, New Perth inquired about the possibil- ity of increasing the sheep popula- tion in the Province and suggest- ed that a carload of ewes could be profitably placed in the Prov- ince. I Mr. Clay stressed two points in his remarks. He stated that there must be improvement in getting registration papers into his office the fall after the rains are sold. He said that the person selling the ram should get the registra- tion papers for It was only on re- ceipt of those papers that bonuses

one person appointed by the Pro- vincial Government and one per- son appointed by the City Coun- cl

liarry Cudmore. director of first aid and Jliss I. Arsenault. pro- vincial comnilssinnt-r.

The new Red Cross film. "With- out Warning”. which outlined the different Red Cross services. was shown to open the meeting.

tain that level.

Dr. George Fisher. director of Veterinary Services for the Prov- lnce. spoke briefly and stated that the disease situation was very favorable. He advised that pre- ventlve measures in sanitation by the swine breeder will pay off. Three directors of the Associat- ion were re-appointed for the coming year. They are Messrs.