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“CLYDE RIVER BOY WINS SHOWMAN AWARD > mE

R G. Boyne, cianemer ¢ of the the Charlottetown ebrahch :

of of the Imperial Bank .of ‘Com-

merce is. shown. presenting the bank's trophy for the best

showman to Mack Dixon, Cly- de River. who was the best

showman. in the 4-H clud

class. -There was no competi- tion for seniors, bul Macs

SLAND NEWS PAGE:

In a. ceremony earlier this. week mbers of the depart- ment agriculture honored two workers who retired at the end of March. They are ee a livestock director L.W. (Lou) ‘Roper (left) and

Robert Snazelle. superinten- dent of’ Bunbury Nurseries The- retijmg members of the department were presented with.. gifts and Agriculture Minister | Afidrew.. MacRae spoke briefly at the ceremony:

Fish Plant Purchase ~ [sSeen As Good Move.

The purchase by National Sea; Products Limited of some Is- Jand fish..packing plants was seen yesterday ag‘ a good thing’’ by department of fish- eries officials. <4

One official said “it is good to see national firms come into the picture as it will lift. the level of the plants to national _ standards.

National .Sea Products is one of the most progressive firms in Eastern Canada and fisher- men are sure to benefit by the move It is good to see. some

' heavy brain’ power coming into

the industry."’ :

John S. Wright, Summerside, who is president of the Atlantic | Provinces Economic Council, said.control. by__Maritime._inte-_ rests is good for the industry and is more advantageous “td

local interests than when Amer- ican interests were involved.

Purchase of two Maritime fish packing firms announced yes- terday in Halifax will-give Nat- ional Sea Producis Limited con- trolling interest in two Prince Edward Island firms.

The compary announced — it. had bought Maritime Packers of Pictou N.S. and E. Paturel Limited liac, NB

The Paturel firm ownéd cen- trolling interest in Morell Pack- ing Comrany L imited of Morell and -Fortune Bay Canhery Com- pany Limited near Souris

C J. Morrow president of Nat- ional Sea Products Limited, said there would be yno personnel or | operational changes in the re-* cently acquired firms and _ his company.-would now be one of the worki’s largest produdcers of lobster

Investigation ls Launched By SPCA Into Dog Killing

J, Stanford Biggar. president of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, announc-+

ed last night that’a full scale in- : launched — three dogs ©

vestigation has been into the death of found a few yards off a road in East Wiltshire. SPCA constable County Vernon Dennis Said yes- terday that the dogs_appear to be beacles and were found with

> paler twine around their. necks,

lying frozen in a field. The dogs had bullet wounds in their backs and sides.

The SPCA_received an anony- mous telephone call _ reporting that five dogs were lying dead near a road. On investigation three-of the dogs were found and local. children reported two more bodies in the area, but

they could not be found

“This is a very cruel way of disposing of animals” said Mr. | Dinnis,”” and anyone who wants {fo have an animal done

ior “Queens '

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‘VERNON DENNIS

away person who destroved the docs

with should contact the SPGA or The SPCA has one coristable a

a veterinarjan. r ao - announced

e in Queens Coun

last ‘Prince

and two

It is [that a con-

oeieg that the SPCA is at- stable will be appoitited in Kings tempting to find the owners of ‘Couniy in the near ‘uture The the dogs in the hope that their ‘Prince County inspectors“#re identity could furnish a*clue to Jack Harkness and Ernest Big-

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won a special nal last Nov- ember at the Atlantic. Winter Fair, Halifax for showmanship and general performance: in handling: the cattle he and his

father Boyd- Dixon, showed. :

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Liquor. Case Is Adjourned

The case of Mrs. Rose Gauth- ier of. Charlottetown, charged | with illegal selling’-of liquor, ee

"ay

| adjourned to April 8 _by | istrate A. J. Haslam | police court yesterday.

‘in

Another resident of Charlotte

Leen wee finéd $20 and costs |

for pbssession of liquor. ina place” “other “than his residence. For.-. speeding 40 miles per hour in a 20 mph zone. Donald ~ |G. Doiron of Charlottetown drew a fine of $20 and costs or 10

os and Brian David. Foley,

also of Charlottetown. .on a ‘sim-

ilar charze. was fined $17 and costs or. egeees i Daniel Stanléy. Charlotte-

‘town, was fi $5 and costs: or - two days for failing to stop at a, “stop sign.

21 Head Canle =P

5, 500 Chickens ‘Lost In Blaze

FLORENCEVILLE, ey — Fire early Thursday“ ed two large barns «and brooder buildings on a farm a ed. by Donald MclIsaac “nat

Florenceville. about > m iF eb

north of Woodstock: ¢

Several . pieces of machi? Assumption Catholic

|21 head of cattle and 6,500 ‘ens were. lost in the bese?

| Fanned by high winds the fire ———

| threatened part of the village one surrounding trees caught fire. Firemen: from five com- munities fought the blaze. Cause of the fire was not im- _Mediately known. _ known.

ST JOHN'S. Nfld ‘CP)" Kevin O'Neill, 17, of St. John’s, jwas found not guilty Thursday |of capital murder by. reesen of -insanity

*A 12-man jury deliberated for one hour and 25 minutes before bringing inthe verdict. ending the four-day ere Cqur.t trial

ONeill was charged in con- nection ‘with the death of Mrs. Edith Maude Parsons. 67, whose

beaten body was found in her

home here last Sept. 19. A con- b | fession given by O'Neill to police shortly after: his- ‘arrest was per-

‘trial. ;

Two psychiatrists had testified that they observed the accused for 30 days. and had come to ,soacinsion that he was men- Mir. Justice James Higgins ‘conducted the trial which heard

| 16 crown witnesses and two de-

fence witnesses.

-as—evidence during the '

| Man Is Fined

‘ For: Driving - Without License:

A fine of $50 and: costs was | imposed on Charies~. Emmett ‘ Dalton of Fort’ Augustus yester- day when he appeared In traffic court on a charge of . driving _ while his operator's dicease was suspended.

Fined $ and costs for driving overweight vehicles on the high- way were: Daniel Anderson, | New Glasgow: Arnold . Rodert

: Tt MacLeod, Uigg; Joseph. Peter

| Duff, Lake Verde and - Thomas

| Earl Diamond,, Winsloe

~ Two cases of driving vehicles with insufficient equipment cost

Laken Lewis, York, and igs. | land Farms Ltd., of -$10 and costs each.

Hazelbrook

Joseph William. Lannan. Char-'

lottet -was fined $10. and costs for failing to transfer the Peneiretion of his vehicle.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Myets of Mt. Albion was fined $10 and ~eests for driving without an op-

erator's license cae ‘Paul A. Murray Dies In Florida

. Paul A. Murray. 72. of Lau- derdale-By -The Sea. Florida, died Wednesday in hospital at Fort Lauderdale, Florida. fol- lowing a short illness) He was ‘Jknown in this province

13 years ago from Watertown, ss. He had been associated

‘ with the United Carr Fastener my of Cambridge, Mass.,

Mr. Murray moved to Florida.

as a Supervisor. . ~

He is survived by his wife, the former Honora Dalton; a son, Paul C.; Newton, Mass. a | daughter. Mrs. Marsha Davis | of Arlington, Mass., grandchildren. Funera] mass willbe neld * this morning from Our Lady of Church, with interment in Fort Lauder- » dale.

~~ THRIFTY | JAPANESE | ; A -Bank of Japan survey

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