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Dr 3 YL iegins of Char- Inttetown (centre), newly elect- ed first vice-president of the New Brunswick-Prince Ed-

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PUBLIC. HEALTH ASS‘N OFFICERS

anciation, chais with other members of the

Kathleen Donahue John. NB, president. and Wil- ham G Sargeson, Fredericton,

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42 "The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon, May 17. 1965.

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4 Group Rehearses ‘For Big Jamboree

cette family of Harper Reed are

_Western_Jamboree__zroup._2lso featured. Marie and Cathy " managed by Raymond Arsen- Will simg «hile \incest is 2 auk that features ‘singers.

drummer. As 2 side mote, 2 other family member. Gerrard has recently left for Nashville Tennessee. a hot bed of country and western music for a simc=int appearance. He was orizmaily to have appeared with this show

Murluy Gallant of Piusvilie will simg as well as the three

Gallant sisters from the. same

Village — Thane. Irma and Gio Manacer Raymerd Arsenault

a guitar player brmself. ss from

Ss S&.. Raphael

Islander Honored

The congregation of Cam

bridge Street United Church

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STAMPS English firm of De La founded in 1813, prints Stamps and paper money for 17¢ countries of the world.

PRINT The ue.

aad for basic to Mrs Reber MacKay and Mrs Leits Clark

The warble fly can be eradi- cated from Prince Edward Is- land and the department of ag- riculture has that as its coal. it

aa eee i Giles :Cotten: fieldmas, last

_ ‘fits «do. net travel more

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WF YOU ARE NOW TAKING A LAXATIVE ONCE, TWICE or THREE TIMES A WEEK

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was bers im Freetown, PE! ton stated SURFING IS OLD SPORT et ow 6S Warble Fly Speaking to a meeting of beef oauteeete were introduced te the Walter Auld Fellowship. de-_ i; °, eames Se See a California from Wewali shut tee E ication 3 warble fly

Prof. WE Fletcher. former URE aL LS es Program Set Peta,

Aenean,

Seves dplomas. five fer ad- vanced werk im pottery making and twe for basic were presest- ed bv the director of handcrafts __ te an enthusiastic class af St Eleamors Liess Cisbh Hall.

COMMODORE ROOM MAIN BRACE Come Along and Show Your Talent THURSDAY, MAY 20th, 1965. Members and Guests «~~ «9:30 P.M.

Y shite sented alien _ aod look better! ~ CHOCOLATE COATED- + SUNOORS:

NR. second vice-president The croup was elected at Last iwh annual meeting ~ _ branch it Fredericton,

Dent, Increases Vigilance Against lllegal Lobstering

Increased vigtlance by tection officers of the Saieeal Department of Fishenes in the enforcement of lobster fishing regulations has been stated as ‘departmental policy by. Fisher- les Minister HJ Robichaud.

Interviewed recently. the min- {ster pointes out that by May 2 -Tohster fishing would be open in all cnastal waters of the Mari- times except for a small area in the Northumberland Strait. With thousands of fishermen setting hundreds of thousands of lobster traps, the conservation and de- xelopment service of the federal department has marshalled its

forces to meet any outbreak of illegal lebster fishing that may occur

Mr. Robichaud said. that he

was encouraged by the results of last vear's efforts to prevent

illegal lnbstering. However. lob- ster prices to the fishermen reached record highs last fall

and duritc the winter, which is tse lf vided an added incen- tive oe ‘awe-breaking The high

prices might also. induce more people to engace im the fishery, which also could add te the de partment's problems

One feature of the situation last year which the munister mentioned as. encouraging was the stiffening attitude on the part of many magistrates Mr. Robichaud said that im many cases the law- breaker did not

Course Ends In Copper Enamelling

Eleven students recently com- pleted a course im copper ena- meth Souris. Classes were held in the hich school and were under th tion of Linda Fr- from the hand-

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‘ars mstructor craft branch

At the conclusion of the course

the director of “handcrafts -con- gratulated the classes on the fine play jewellery they

had made .and encouraged the member: to continue with the work, as the demand for copper enamelied pieces far exceeded

the supply and proprietors of craft: shops were finding it ne- cessary te buy crafts from out

eide the province

Diplomas were presented to Mrs Walter Dixon, Mrs.2 Frank Aucoin. Mrs. Edzar Dixon, Mrs. Shirley Dixofl. Mrs. Melvin Mc- Quaid. Mrs. Edward Kassner, Mr<= Georze Leard. Mrs Roy Coffin Mre« Winston Fudge, Mrs. Rov White and Mrs Stew- art McGregor

Five members of Eastern Kings Arts and Crafts have com- pleted ar advanced course weaving. having completed the basic course 1963 Mernhers of this class were. Mrs. Walter TDixoh. Mrs Andrey Mills. Mrs. Edward Kassner. Mrs. Roy White. and Mrs. Helena Robert-

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Resignation Now Effective

Resignation of deputy provin- cial secretary Wendall MacKay was effective since Thursday

His successor will annoaun- cea by Premier W: R. Shaw early this week.

Mr MacKay is leaving his government post te become mar acer of the Island Development

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Hic office staffs. deputies, mymisters and other government officials presented him with a farewell gift at a smoker held i> bis honor Tuesday evening

appear to be getting the same amount of sympathy ae he had. received previously

“| think the public is bhegin- ning to realize that illegal Iob- ster fishing is something that cannot be shrugsed off as a bovish prank.” he said “It is “being recognized for what if is _. an act of outlawry which can seriously and directly affect the livelihoods of many people We were tough against illegal lob- ster fishing last year and we will continue ‘to be. Last year thousands of illezalilv caught lob- sters were confiscated and. pro secutions ‘were entered against hundreds of offenders. One case involving the seizure of a large quantity of under-size lobsters resulted in the offender's boat being confiscated by the Crown. while the fisherman and his helper were given heavy fines.”

GRAVE PROBLEM

The considerable publicity. <i- ven to illezal lobstering was cit- ed by the minister as one rea- son for the growing publie awareness of the gravity of the problem. He mentioned. too. & pamphlet titled “The Case for Lobster Conservation” distribut- ed by the department, which ex- plained that lobster fishing re gulations are hased on sed and proven management policy backed by the highest scientific recommendations. -This policy has resulted in better catches and better returns to fishermen Another educational project he referred to was the department's program of illustrated ‘lectures in regional high schools in fish- ng areas acquainting youre people with the facts of the lob- ster fishery and why it(must be protected if it is to continue as a source of livelihood to people in those communities

Law enforcement and educa- tien provide. a tuo-bladed wea- pon in the fizht to eradicate ib lezal lobstering. or at least to reduce it to a pemt at which it just. would not ipay anvrone te break the law in stressing this pomt. Mr Robichaud said that the scientists of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada were constantly tapping new channels of anew edize that can be af creat value to the fichery

Great stress is heinc placed on the care and handling of lobsters after they are caught There have been countless numbers of lobsters lost just because of improper handling.” he said. that a second pamphlet is being. distributed to lobster fishermen describing basic procedure in correct lobster handling, which could pay dividends if fishermen followed the simple principles outlined. The best ways of keep- ing lobsters healthy while ia captivity waiting te be sent te market were also heing assess ed. he s sard_

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Asked te comment on the his- tory of violence {mn the lobster ‘fishery which resulted from the activities of catiaw lobstermen, the minister said that while ® made sad reading. the men re- sponsible_«ere_a small minority among the thousands of law- abiding fishermen. and -he was: happy te state that there had ‘been a great

only have te cope officers but they also on with the disapproval of their brother-fishermen. This coop- eration from the law-conscicus fishermen fs one of cur best

plants whete lobster meat is: canned. intensified patrols on land. om coastal waters and im the air will continue te be the department's policy. and the minister repeated,a previous’ de- claration that he was ready te “use the power invested in him by the Crown te cancel the H- cense of any : fishermen «he persistently refuses te ober the rezulations

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This is te advise all concerned that abse- lutely nothing ic. to be purchased m the name of Kierstead Wobiel Homes Lid. without a purcchase order from head office in Lancaster. New Brunswick duly signed by Charlies C. Kierstead or Theresa Landry.’

‘Tf persons or com- panies concerned do not comply with this request account: will net be honoured.

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