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Eastern And Central Districts "The Guardian, Charloltelown, Tues., Mar. 2, 1965. 5

One Third Of Province Is Forest But More Trees Growing Yearly

Despite the fact ‘many worr-ed thet the pulp might rid the province of its tre James Hernby. »culpwood dea'er, said “our forest has an av-r°ve vrowth o° one-third of @ cord per acre per year.”

Telk'ne to thé Rotary Club of Ctitriottetcwn Monday at its re- guirr weekly luncheon meeting in the Charlottetown Hotel, Mr. Hornby -aid “‘actually we are a long way from cutting even our annua! growth. Natural regen- eration, thanks to our excellent soil'-and fevorable climate ‘s high. Seedlings are springing up on every abandoned farm, and for much of this worn out land

The panel members explained fully what guidance is ~ and how it differs now from years ago. Memtbers of the discussiod group were Mrs. Adrian Smith, Etta a Id. and Elinor

MacDonald. A discussion between parénts | and teachers was held on the)

EPA Flight

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this is very probably the best,now seen as the appropriate | use that could be made ot it.” (method of dealing with such | Mr. Horby was one of two|problems as delinquency, addic- | | Ca il speakers giving what is termed tions, acts of aggression and de-| §§ nce their ane Ee ee struction and so on.” | bers of otary \ Dr. Todor Gencheff and past | spokesman Eastern other speaker was Dr. Bobipresident Dr G:-Houston were | euns ae ae last ot Forsythe, superintendent of Ri-|co-chairmen of the noon meet. | f * verside Hospital and a psychia-| ing. | that the evening flight from of the community rink, | trist. Two new members were in-| Moncton was cancelled due to/ it was pded that = children | Dr. Forsythe said two things |troduced: Davig Boswell, Direc- | 10 heavy fog and | would not be allowed in the rink | in the last 10 years or so have |tor of Alcoholic Studies and Phy-| freezing conditions. | after 7.30 umless they had the| “radically altered the practice |sical Education for P.E.1., and| The passengers arrived by | permission of their parents of psychiatry and promise even |Jan Gribes, recently-appointed | chartered bus on the 9:15 cross-| ‘The association also decided more rapid change in the com-|manager of the Charlottetown | ing of the MV Abegweit, which |to allow Glengarry and Ten ing years. | Hotel. }-Wag running .on.schedule...The | Mile House to use the rink one | REASONABLY CIVILIZED Al Manning reported the Char-| flight which originated in Gan-| afternoon a week. The after-} “One. of these is the introduc-|lottetown curling team finished! der terminated in Halifax due | noon is to be arranged at the tion of specific psychiatric |seventh in the recent bonspiel| to Charlottetown and Moncton | convenience of the schocl-bus drugs — which makes it possible eld by Rotary Club of Am-| weather conditidns. | operators. to treat almost all mental pa rst, N.S.. with one loss, one ported | Chairman of the meeting was tients in a reasonably elvilized tie and one win. The team aiso| on areas in Chavtineton |

Connie Reeves approximately 10:20.

society. I think we can'say we | Planned for Charlottetown March giant rocket motor—the mighti- ‘ jrange that medical attendants! guidance was the feature at the |within a 62-second firing period.| This was the scene. during “Psychiatry, because it deals

jare in the midst of a social re- |27- est‘ ever tested in the United |volution of at least the scope of | States—was fired successfully jane always ready with oxygen| February meeting of the Tra-/|Yellowish red flame and white the first seconds of firing IN P.E.I. HOSPITAL with the misfits of society, and | C@mnisters for persons who might | cadie Cross Home and Schiool |smoke shot about 3,000 feet into) ‘when the Viet Gong opened up John L. MacLeod, Montague, because it lacks clear-cut or [become sick.

|with a remarkably high in. South America’s Andes| A panel discussion on child |duced 3,200,000 pounds of thrust | speed

Association.

the industrial revolution and| . AID TO TRAVELLERS | Hear s Panel Saturday by the Thiokol Chemi- | this new revolution is happening | Passenger trains climb s0| cal Corporation. The test pro- the air during the static firing. | with heavy small arms fire is a patient in the P.E.I. Hospl- — snncoetieaatat teadiaialeaas ted tal.

ENTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. Fred C. Sherren of Cra- paud, has entered the P.E.I Hospital for surgery.

HAD SURGERY* Mrs. Milton MacLaine of Nine Mile Creek is convalescing at

well-understood boundaries of responsibility, has been thrust into the midst of this revolution.

“Right here in P.E.1. the Divi- sion of Mental Health treats, or at least is involved with, about five times as many people per lyear as it treated 10 years ago. | We have a staff of 220 and a bud- | get now approaching $1,000,000

the home of her brother-in-law |—_ sizeable industry.” and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred| D®- veserte said — — C. Younker, Charlottetown, af-|¢Cessarily mean an Increase ter undergoing surgery in the mental. Hlnegs. in the traditional . P.E.1. Hospital jsense. Some of the icrease is & | result of more’ adequate and ear- CHILD RECUPERATING _esiier treatment. A great ‘part of it Mary Lou Austin is a patient arises also from an apparent in- in the Charlottetown Hospital re-|cTease in what is termed “social cuperating from a broken. leg |Hiness,” that is from persons received when she fell recently. | whose conflicts are basically be- Mary Lou 1s the eight-year-old- |tween the individual and society daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John |rather than a basic conflict with- Austin, 373 Kent Street. jin the person as is the case in |true emotional and mental ill- CONVALESCING

ness. Mrs. Murray MacKay of New “Psychiatric treatment is London, who underwent surgery ———————————————

in the Prince County Hospital, AIR FILLED

is at present convalescing at the home of her brother and (Continued from page 1) Henri Dupuis, ‘who lives two

sisterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown,’Graham’s Road. |miles away, said: “It was as if the blast had

CITY ACCIDENT A collision involving cars df occurred under my. feet.” ven by Elliott T. Gallant, Beor-) as the day wore on, haggard, den, and George Cudmore, Chal. weeping next-of-kin began filing lottetown, occurred on Great linto the city of LaSalle Civic George Street about 9.20 Satur-icentre where a temporary day evening. Police reported a8 | morgue was established on the estimated $250 damage to the ‘centre's ice arena. Cudmore car and approximate-| Charred bodies — mostly of ly $100 damage to the Gallant | -niidren — were taid out in rows | Coroner Marcel Trahan was

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