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Food Plant's Operations Causing Dissatisfaction

By FRANK WEEKS Alherton Bureau. The Guardian. Strong expressions of dissatis- faction wit the rozen food plant in Eastern Prince were voiced in O’Leary Thursday night at the annual meeting of the Prince County Federation of Agriculture. . "We are selling out com-E pletely to outside interests, and‘

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of electrical charges

sclentiifcally as aurora borcal- is, are never seen so brilliantly or colorfully as in tllenxoi‘lhaw

should not be tolerated. par- ticularly where public funds are invested In such plants. An amendment to the origin~ a] resolution asked that fu- ture plants be controlled and MUM DESCRIBED opﬂated by farmer‘pmducers'l Iiartii'cll Daley described tliel The Prince County president,

l this meeting, that such is cn- 'of over- production of tirely wrong In principle. and ‘products. any contract which permits It

have noisay in the operation of 1Eldon Drummond, in

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for their crops have also oc-l curred, a second speaker main-, tained. "You people in O'Learyg are fortunate the plant didn't. locate in your area." he con-i chided. George

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cial president. in his aiiiiniial re- ‘Slamd- There has . port cautioned {armors m think meeting since May 2, although Dcnnis, Arlington. first vice-i, than president. and Albert Liiiklettcr. want before “(u-king to ha“, 3 ever. It is ridiculous to sell po‘ Linkletter Road. second prncpgsing piant come to their tatoes for a cent a pound. We president.

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the plants". one member said. ‘mlal report; “MINI “’"l‘lsmshcing, and what it is designed re- and Suggesnons- It ‘5 sad to 5.90 to accomplish. A reversal of thei - caved a bin jnsiead of payment ‘50 many vacant farms. he said. while extending a plea for more farmers t° jnl" their federa‘ lARDA, Mr. Daley said. Rural

n IN NAME, ONLY

“We have a potato marketing small farm with fcderal assis-‘ board in name, only." Kenneth ‘tance. prmqn. Macl.ean, a boa rd membery hccn

th 0 \. 'we need a board more

to get acLean

0m.f“The collection of the levy was .were elected to the a n d board.

party, he said. Contracts i'ai'or‘“0“l“StEd in the 00"”5

the company; they want. SHOI’LDN'T BE ALLOWED Plants should not be allowed to grow any crops rather they should be grown by bona farmers. Mr.

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paid two months after theiri crop is delivered. They shoulal

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BANKS FUNERAL — The

‘ funeral for Lemuel J. Banks of Beach Point was held from the Church of Christ, Murray Har- bor Friday. Nov. 30. conductedl 5y Rev. A. . J. Sleeves. as-

lnd Rev. M. Zimmerman.

i oolo "There Is A Gate Thatl 3 Stands Ajar," was rendered by ‘Mr. e . choir song "I Shall Know Him." and “Face to 'ace." Pallbearers were: John Jackson. John Mat-Neill. Wil- Ired MacNetll, Wallace Hume. Curtis Penny and William Jor-

Ian. Flowerbearers were: Les- acNeIII and Gordon Mac- 1 funeral was under the of the [no ’ Home. Interment was Harbor cemetery

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eluded.

During his annual report. {ideprovincial president, Mr. Mac-,Linkleiter, Linklcttcr Road. ; MacDonam can. lDonald, described the attend-l A Votc of thanks to the ladies _ I . . c f tinned. Farmers should not be ,ance of federation 1'9pl‘t‘9t‘llIG-‘0I Bloomfield United Church for if: 3393232321,,exegﬁﬁﬁgmﬁé izoxﬁ'l.m:‘l tives at a host of agricultural a delicious lunch was moved by ° meetings in all parts of Canada. 1‘Raymond Hardy. The meeting know what they are going toiTliese included CPA meetings.‘was held in the auditorium of in ‘O'Leary regional high school. ‘ marketing meetings, ‘W i The following resolution was lbccf and dairy association meet- ings, resources Whereas it has been report. :L'OIIIICII. fluid milk association. ed that, in some cases, grow. Itobacco growers, and the pres- processing entation of the federation‘s an- received bills, rather than ‘nual brief to the legislature. which was warmly received. 0 ' rusmng Deude Po icy f r o m ‘ spray materials was noted by the president. “The removal of J, ' the six cents gas tax, and now' hospital premiums. are greatly encouraging to farmers," MacDonald stated

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Tuberculosis League fGives Splendid Service

l “The provincial tuberculosis I the future this area will have to ; league has provided splendid . be rewirveyed frequently. 1 i service in supplying an x-ray l Commenting on e clinics. ‘

.service w ‘oh enabled all pos- iDr. McNeil, said, “an interest itive tuberculin reactors and all i in tuberculosis must be re-creat- i ‘ ed throughout our population, we i

have free x-rays at elu'uc cen- 3 must maintain constant vigil- tres in the province." Hon Hub- ance; although the death rate. ert McNeill has tremendmisly. th

e erda an- number of new cases discovered ‘ tihe tuberculin ‘ over the past tliiree to four ye ‘ have remained almost constant. 1 itherefore our preventive pro-i ‘ ram must not be relaxed."

nouncing that testing and x-ray clinics in the province have been discontinu- ed for the 1962 sea

son. g g McNeil]. dur- E CLOSE CHECKING

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the province; consequently, in i cliniCs this year.

Barley Growing Experiment ; Reported Very Encouraging

Results of an experimentallment of Agriculture state that, . . , , barley-growing project carried barley yields reSidential street in \ellow- out in Prince knife, N.W.T. (C? Photo) this year by Canada Packers ;tremendous sa ings for ""”‘“““”’ “'“—' "—“‘“'“———" Limited, in co-operation with the iEdward Island Livestock far- Prince Edward Island Depart- imers. They say that a compar- ment of Agriculture. have shown j ison of the cost of feeding a hog

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Friday, the average yield per 5 supplement. as against commer- . acre for the six plots was 59.7 i clal feed. indicates that the sav- 1 as

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ley together with an application

. barley acreage and marke‘ pg. firend to push agriculture out of o 400 pounds of 642.12 fem”.

V ’ l . o I o o I l llSlAND NEWS PAGEiEdgfcih'cghoglzlrisgel; high: lMontogue, Souris, Kings Countylc1

a orium. Th sd y evening. A large number of adults regis- r tered for all three classes. | Sister St. home 0 the Tignish schools welcomed ladults to her class. from as far, i away as Alberton. 3 Urban LeBlanc from the ex-‘ The ltention department of St. Dun- ‘stan's University outlined the ‘ program he proposes to follow

Trades Act ils Presented

An apprenticeship and trades- men's qualification act has been an presented to the provincial ap» prentiiceship advisory commit- tee for consideration.

According ‘0 D“ . i ienti hi traini with the u. in; the past summer 114 so ~ 'ng to the liaison , 33%;; if educnaﬁlm and Q.\ districts, chieﬂy In Ktngs_tween the division of public; labor said yesterday that the §)‘ County, were surveyed and the , health nursing and the dwision: new act deal! with gamma” '9‘ % number who attended these to! t ulosis control, Dr. 1 ion of an apprenticesmp system k}, 3§ clinics was 10,263. Four people ; McNeil pointed out that through i and establishes a system of ex. M; e\ ‘ . were found to have active tu- ;the meticulous checking of con- aminauons for the granting of I“ : berculos'is and are now under ‘ tacts of active tuberculous cases, Hades qualiﬁcations certiﬁes“, ;{ ‘ treatment at the Provincial San- .‘ that public health nurses during 1 S Q ,itorium. Sixteen others will be i the past three years have been1 According to Mr McMunry ‘ i3 kept under observation as a re- instrumental in discovering 20 the act is 5”" in me form of g suit of the clinics. ‘to 30 per cent of those requiring rough draft and Wm be put “bi >\ Fix 1 The minister said that most of i sanatorium treatment. 'to shape by a lawyer for p r e_ \ «Q lthe new cases tuberculosisl He also spoke of the support sentation to the gbvemment at, \ ﬁx discovered through tuberculin ,‘ given by the 370 voluntary the next session of t,he Legislaj n! Itesting this year were found in 3 workers who canvassed their! tun. y r» the extreme eastern section of districts and assisted at the In authorizing vesterday.s and 3 ¢

,nouncement regarding the newl [apprenticeship and urade quali-I fication act, Welfare and Labor ! Minister Henry Wedze said that l a registration system for the. in- denture of apprentices is about to be set up and already apprentices have been engaged at Chandler Bros. in Charlotte- ose; town, the first under the new Edward Island ,from the test plots could effect, system,

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ery encouraging yield. :using home grown grain. togeth- . According to figures released Fer with the necessary protein

thousands of dollars to their an-, which was (gnawed by group ‘ nual incomes by increasing their [ discussion. ' ‘ d It was decided to cancel the

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TIGNISH —- Adult education “595 IﬁlParuawmawdl’rce' ipubiic speaking, and urged the . dure, u c open as an ome: o t r. c more on

4 The. Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 1, 1962.; “0,0,3... 30, New, ,, mist “P ° em“ 8 Y '1: lTignlsh Regional High School

mmissioh Plano License Hearings

Hearings are being planned by

Truck Brooks. Bridge Rail RCMP were called to Mon- bon's‘Marsh near Mount Hor- bert last evening as the runoff: of a half-ton truck crashing... through she bridge raping into: a marsh. . .; When police. arrived. theyw- found the truck sitting who: side up. but the driver and any»: curlers with the result that re- other occupants were nowheref' sponse to the letter will lead to to be found. At the time of the“ hearings on license applications. accident the tide was low. . Dates of the hearings have Examination of the Vehicle_' ~ not yet been scheduled. and nine need no evidence that anyone might have been tum» , and police were expect; V ing to be in touch with the own. er this morning.

the Pu lie Utilities Comm!»

sion on a plinations for license-

by provincial motor carriers. ’1‘ a commission recent-

‘in parliamentary procedure and

linen and women to join . these classes. l “We lack leader: he said be- “m mil: “it‘ll. “i” enough con ence come we: .Ennbﬂh C13 l r i to take on the responsibility of c r m“ leadership. and some people have to carry on from year to year." . adult education classes 1are sponsored by the Tlgnisb Ho e and School Association with Valmore Arsenault. presi- dent.

eu to [teens irma’. A letter to this effect was sent out to known unlicensed

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i The November meetln of I bushels as compared to a pro- i ing to the farmer could be . t! ye vincial three-year average of much as $10.00 per hog. the Hume” Rlvei' Glemﬂtlfary . so l37.4 bushels per acre. Prince Edward Island farmers mm? and “Mill . association ' bl.

Individual yields on a per ac- market from 75-000 to 100'000 x3: chaired "111:1" ROWIEdge' i \ v . ha fl 3 l l' 3' , re basis were: 70.3 bushels. 67.6 hog? per year and If local feed can annousz f a; be “it?” §‘\( IQ . There is 240.000.000 bushels: 63.1 bushels: 62.0 bush- grams were grown mpbundance to disc mg. 0d i exec" we v \Q m' pounds of butter in storage, heels, 48.8 bushels, and 46.3 bush- and fedv together w'th pmteln IT Utes “d "Th. People Together" x§ statcd. which poses quite a els. In the case of the two last i “Upplement' to 1”“th- It spxnsll t't 185' ,1 \l} ' ' ’ «(X ‘“ problem for the government. A yields. harvesting was delayed ‘Youm mean 3“ addltmna] pro" r e er was. mad and d'f'v IQ ._ successful future in the beef in- from ten days to two weeks due ‘ Sitmg‘ieiyagld éaiﬁgirsamugﬁgm' ' 0%:gemlgj:otrlh:f writ: * i s i v . '- ' Ir. ‘to weather conditions and this‘ ' 3 , ' , ‘l 3, ‘ ‘ \ (11:42,." as medlqu b) N resulted in a considerable 1053 Accmling t° the,Depa”Te“Il I?”st "1 the festival assoc-in - )‘h I of barley. ofp Agieclptléiirsmﬁfcfgtiljém tht: ; tion was left until another meet» g, ‘ . . ex e . in . , \ The six experimental plotS 0‘ indicate that Island hog and ﬁns, Wilfred Dmdial showed: 7 P M 3% Agricultural Resources Dove-‘appmx‘matdy ﬁve “"95 “Ch livestock producers can addl a film entitled "The 1mg" l X ' ' ' \X an- :lnpmem Act, ho“. it came mm . were seeded at the rate of two i - S {x

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. . ,er per acre. the economy is a puxpnse o l The plots were located on the

other livestock" llarms of Carlyle Ramsay. Al- :berton: Roy Walker, Travellers n.

est: Hampton Pennv. . o , lStUdents Heard ,‘John Rogerson, Hampton: Do-lBy Y’s Men‘

. inald MacQuari-rie, Roseneath,; “as' and James Robbins. Mort-ll. I The win] Md cultural 8", According to L. W. Machod, peas their homéland w”. ' Manager of Canada Packers Li‘l "aced by Miss Carmelita Kai mited. Charlottetown. the pur-l and Mi Mice La“ Hon mm x lipose of this project was to de-l tad gs t St Du“ U , imonstrate the possible yield of? s e?" a ' [Is 8 nit

Mr. Hammill, Mrs. Leo Far—‘barley and to encourage met VGX‘SIIy II a meeting 0‘ the .1rcll. Lot 16, and Beecher licnnis‘gmwmg of more local leedi Alpha Y's Men's Club. They provincial [grams' Eereinterviowed by Mrs. Helen

l Favourable ylelds. it was felt. ‘ mm '

‘ Pl" 1‘ would encourage more farmersl Everett.Be“.tm"ed the “with ('allll’lov “‘5' t to grow barley on the Island and i “I the Bump 5 Fund mm. m ‘ Charles Rogers, Cole. I, this increase in local feed pm‘, origin in the club and explained ‘ an; Mrs. Len Farrell. Lot 16; ,ducuon could provide new in_‘ w the fund is maintained byl

i‘pcople. through this program, i have an opportunity to save the

Eric Hammlll. Emerald,

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Fivc iicw directors were

this barley through hogs and: Decanbm- meet

I "Tm; fund is used to aid iﬁrom other lands to attend 1n~ ternational Y‘s Men's meetings: Jack Kirby and W.S. McMurtry outlined the aims of world outlook Y's dom

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! . CM“? FTN‘W‘V’" Albert ‘ centives to livestock p ucers. i “‘9 colleen“! 0‘ stamps TM The experimental plots receiwl ‘

seeding was done about June lst i and harvesting completed around 1

I mid-September. , Officials of the Island Depart- l

l anyone reading, seeing. or hear- ‘

ling interesting farm improve.

ments to bring ideas to the meet- i .

rigs. i I'Ol‘ll i Yvonne Larkin and Gladys l ndrew were appoint to tryi

and get sewing lessons started

for the coming year. It was also i

:decided that a speuiai speaker]

Would attend the Dec. 5 meet- iy” if, true: A

inior Farmers decided at a re- ! tag. I ' for you, 15d

cent meeting to keep the New: Carol Dickinson told of her imue “ $13000

‘Glasgow fire department under 1 trip to National 4-H Club week mm on 'cédvement limel

;thcir leadership. The meeting ' at Toronto. 1,me plan you first month.

was presided over by the vice-. A demonstration on IOII test- lly paymam sérvm as your downi

president. John Chandler. l ing was given t payment so why notimme in‘ Sterling Macnae asked that John Chander. ' week _ bringi

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New Glasgow ‘Jr. Farmers

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LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS. ARE NOW OPEN AFTERNOONS. AND EVENINGS IN THE SMALLMAN BUILDING.

Any person desiring to work in support of tho= Liberal Party on Election Day—

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WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Shop those Drug Stem for all your gifts

"THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY” Al City Drug Stores wﬂ remain open

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