WEATHER
.0 . wl TORONTO (CPI ~ ’I‘empera- , I ' : ltures issued by the weather of- ‘ .‘ . fice: - Min Max‘ '
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Night Da . Dawson . ... 85 36 ‘ _ Vancouver . . 40 54 _ Victoria . . . 43 53 i _ ‘ ' ‘ Edmonton ... . 28 61 ' -
Calgary 32 56 _ ' Regina . ... . 31 54 V - Winnipeg . .. 32 48 ‘ Toronto .. . 58 77 “ Ottawa .. . .43 76 Montreal .. .. 52 68 Quebec . 42 57 Fredericton 31 65 Saint John .. . 30 52 Moncton .. 33 62
‘ax .. . 40 59 Charlottetown . 35 55 Sydney . . 38 50 Yarmouth . 38 54 St John's . . . . . . .. 35 47
HALIFAX tCP)—The weather
office says today will be mostly cloudy in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island with many showers. Regional forecasts:
* Nova Scotia: Sunny and much ‘warmer with increasing cloudi- and occasional showers
' T5 with gusts to 25 during the ‘ morning. Low-liigh at Halifax 50 and
land 72, Goslien 47 and 70. Syd- lney 45 and 65.
‘ Prince Edward Island, East- ;8T'Il N.B. Counties, Loucr St. ;Joi‘.i River Valley: Increasing lclcuding during morning be- lccming overcast with showers
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D’-SEQ
Seaside Ailena. a purebred
" 'Hol-stein in the herd of B. J.
Mitton & Sons, Moncton, N.B..
has recently completed a 306
day record as a junior three-
year-old on three-times a day milking of 23,665 ‘
CANADIAN CHAMPIO‘ MILK PRODUCER
containing 825 lbs. fat, average test 4.49 percent butierfat, thereby displacing the former Champion Browns Mistress Mercedes who produced 3),- 734 lbs. milk in this class in 1953 for Brown Corporation.
Allena
was by Walter Buntaiin &
La Tuque, Que. bred
Son. Rustico, P.E.I. Maritime Holstein breeders gathered at the Mitton Farm to honour the, new champion and con- gratulate her owner at the close of the 305 day record.
ISLAND NEWS PAGE‘
Aibei-ton and West Prince County
Police Report Is Submitted
SUMMERSIDE -— The ‘report of the police department for
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lh afternoon:
, Upper St. John River Valley. ‘Bay of Chaleur: Overcast with lshowers and possibly thunder- lshowers this morning; clearing ard turning cooler by evening; lsouthwest winds 15 with gusts ‘to 25 during morning and west 315 with gusts to 25 this after- lnoen. Low-high at Edmundston and Campbellton 50 and 63. Bay Fundy: Southwest winds 25 increasing to south- west 30 by evening; cloudy with .widespread showers; visibility ‘10 miles except four to eight miles in showers: temperatures -in the low to mid 50s increasing to the high 505 in afternoon. High tide today at Charlotte-
tow nat 12:50 am. and 1:50 p.m. At Rustico at 9:30 am. and 8:24
2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Oct. 17, 1962. 5“Pl°mb91' Submitted *0 l°“”‘ p.m. Summerside tide eighteen
Shaw's Announcement Slows liberal Efforts
By NEIL A. MATHESON
Provincial and Farm Editor
The definite statement that there will be no provincial elec- tion this year— Premier Walter Shaw said Saturday the next election will likely be lieid in 1963- has apparently caused a temporary relaxation of effort among some Liberal workers who were suggesting a possible battle at the polls might be held this year.
Provincial Liberal L e a d e r Alex Matheson suggested yester- day the premier's announ- cement has made some change in the potential political situa- tion here.
HALF‘ THEIR MEN
But he emphasized that th :- iLiberals have approximately one half of their men already named. it the men who are leg- islature members at present are added to the six that have been chosen in three constituen-
es.
The Liberals named Prosper Arsenault. Howlan, who was a member from 1955-59. and Rob-
BRIEFS
IS PATIENT Wilbert Mclnnis of
em Hospital.
AT MONTROSE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pridham, Fredericton, N.B. spent the at their cottage in
AT ALBERTON
Rev. Simon Sequin of the Order of White Fathers, who is on furlough from his mission in Tanganyika, is t h e rish at Alber- ton while Rev. Phelan McKem1n is on vacation. . THOMSON FUNERAL — The funeral for Mrs. Annie S. Thom- son was held Friday Oct. 12 from the Davison Funeral Home conducted by Rev. E. H. Be . Mrs. Charles Kennedy and Par- menas Phillips, in charge the music. sang. “The Lord’: My Shepherd" and “Abide With
Me," du ng the service. P bearers Wallace Pickering, Haber Pickering, Frank M c- Rutt, Bruce MacNutt. James '1'‘. Ca pbell and
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Green- mount is a patient in the West-
Garth Mnc,Gou- R
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lert Campbell. Alberton. in 1st. ‘.Prince. They have c ii 0 s n l jliarris Rogers, Brae, and R y- Jnall ‘\iacNeill. Mount Royal, in 12nd Prince: and they have named Stephen Mac.I..eod. Bon- shaw, and Allison Mayne, Springfield. in lst Queens.
, The party has sitting mem- lbers in 5th Kings-— S.S. Hessian
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council by Police Chief S.D.A. Wannamaker s h o w e d that $1042.20 was collected in park- ing meter collections during the l month. Fines and costs for the 30 day period amounted to $1139.- while parking violations were responsible for an addi- ’. 365. , The report revealed that se-l_ vercl restricted parking areas} have be n brought into bein g; includin the south side of North l liinrket street in front of
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Central and Cedar Streets. Twenty nine speeders were brought into court during
and fined.
Sep- P05‘ ,, . .. ‘tembe, and 811 were convicted and possibilities look favorable 1
minutes later than Charlotte- town. Sun rises today at 6:12 and sets at 5:19.
risk of thunder-. warm; ‘
Allied Youth Seen As Curb To Alcoholism
The number of Allied Youth posts in the province may soon
the 'double, David Boswell, provin- Presbyterian Chm-Ch_ between ciai! director of alcohol studies, sai
yesterday. He said there are now seven 5 with about 500 members
for development of posts at
QC, Montague, George Fergu- son, Murray River: in 4t Queens— Harold P. Smith, Pow- nal, and Stewart Ross. Flat River: in 4th Kings— Dr. M. Bonnell. Murray River. and Mr. Matheson: and 4th Prince where George MacKay and C.C. Baker were elected in 1959. I n this case, though, there has been a vacancy since Mr. Mac- Kay resigned early last su m- mer to accept the candidacy for Prince in the federal election.
Mr. MacKay said sometime ago that he very likely will be offering for nomination again in the federal field, and it is be- lieved that he will be _c h o s e n again, as no prospective oppon- ents h ave been heard of thus far.
F‘
SOUTH LAKE SCHOOL
Grade VIII: 1. Heather Mac- Donald; 2. Elmer MacDonald.
Grade VII: 1. Gary MacDon- ald: 2. Gail MacDonald: 3. Paula MacDonald.
Grade VI: 1. Roger Bruce; 2. Jim Cheverie; 3. Glen Fisher.
Grade V: 1. Barbara O’Brien.
Grade IV: 1. Steve Cheverie; 2. Darrell Bruce: 3. Preston MacDonald.
Grade III: 1. Danny MacDon- ald; 2. Valerie Bruce: 3. Sheila MacDonald.
Grade II: 1. Margaret0'- Brien; 2. Catherine O’Brien: 3. Debbie Fisher.
Mrs. M. McMahon, teacher.
‘Sherbrooke, O'Leary, Borden. Tignish, North Wiltshire, Evan- geline Regional High School, and in the Mt. Albion H o pe- field district, and the Highbank- Beach‘ Point - White S a n s area.”"
Commenting on Allied Youth, Mr. Boswell said “the' more teenagers afforded the oppor- tunity of belonging to Allied Youth, the less attraction alcoh- ol will have during this rather significant period in the initial development of alcoholism. Re- search has statistical evidence now to indicate that m o st al- coholics start drinking during adolescent years."
S’side Ladies
The potato harvester built this year by Donnie Allen. Cove- head is the best-performing har- vester in the province. The Guardian - Patriot was told yes- terday by E.D. Reid, Charlott town, who is using the machine ot harvest his crop.
Not only has it convinced Mr. Reid of its performing ability but tihe Charlottetown machin- ery agent and pota-to dealer said a man who was here this year from England, said the 23-year-old Covehead man built is the best performing of the
Former Resident Of 5. Kildure Dies
ALBERTON -—- Arthur McRae, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McRae of South Kildare. suffered a heart attack and died suddenly at his home in Vancou- ver early Monday morning. He was 64 years of age.
At the age of 17. Mr. McRae. enlisted with th Canadian Army and served overseas dur-
(an. Too Late To Classify
cents a pound, - per peck. Bring conta . ’ and pull ur own. L.B. Kiel- " ly, Covehead_Rond.
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_ Sout Kenneth beard (Edith) that . W
years. six years ago he retired and went to make his home in Vancouver. _
He is survived by his wife, the
9. ence Klldll‘
some half-dozen or more types he saw in the province.
Mr. Allen was not available for comment. yeste ay — was digging potatoes -— but Mr. Reid emphasized that machines of this type should be built in the province. He said at a meet- ing in Eldon last week, Mr. Reid recalled, th s t manu- facture of this type should be encouraged here.
Mr. Allen built one last year
r use on the n farm. It has an engine mounted on the harvester to drive the machin- ery. ifliis year's machine
rv erated from the tractor engine.
Island-Built Spud gigiggghies Digger Said Tops
SU-MMERSIDE — The annual
Golf and Country Club was held in the club rooms night with Mrs. Wanda Hunter, p - dent. in the chair.
Prizes were awarded to the following:
Vice president's‘ match .. winner - Mrs. Ralph ‘Judge; runner-up — Mrs. James Pig- deu; president's match — Mrs. aul Sohurmain:
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runner-up -— Mrs. Charles tter.
Barbara Ann competition - Vrs. Paul Sehurman: runner- up —- Mrs. J. K. Beer: ninnt hole club championship — Mn. Edythe Woodside: runneivup -
Mrs. Ella Hinton, S’side, Dies At 93
SUMMERSIDE7 — Mrs. M. Hinton. passed away Tues- day morning at her home Summerside in her 94th year.
rn on. .E.I.. she was the daughter of Richard C. Lea and Sarah Hall. In 1891 she mar- ried John Strong Hinton. a pro-
oygd minent businessman of his day ummersi sad
in S de -who pred her 42 years ago. I The late Mrs. Hinton was
; sang in the choir for over 50 rv
years‘ and took i keen interest in all church activities. she was an active . one unit oi‘ which is now known at the “Ella Hinton" Group. she
Ella Hoes
Mrs. James Hogan: consolation club championship — (18 holes) Miss Marion Howstt; runner-up — Mrs. George White; 1962 club championship — Mrs. J. K B-eer: runner-up — Miss ; ringer competitions
(nine holes) Mrs. James Pig-
in den: (18 holes) Miss Bil
Hogg. Reports from various commit- has
nbouttopresent
tees were . re Wu! at the bsoqud.
are the following children: Kath- leen (Mrs. E. S. Allen. Sum- merside): Barry W. Hinton. Kel- srd 8. Illn-
C member at Trinity United Chur- ' ¢§f§.,.,'“,§,',,,'.‘,’°h_ ch "1 5 "39 I 1‘ 0‘ so -survived five grandchild-
ren and 18 The funer
Thursday afternoon st 2 pun. from Trinity United Church. Summerside.
by gust-grandchildren. nl will be held
e. Mrs.
of For-
ve, Mat-
thews (Blanche) of Montreal. other an,
and Roy, perdecessed birn s
number of years ago. .
also served as’ president of tho WCTU.
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