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rand Y LIBERAL! 1 uses of the classroom. . yesterday by Magistrate AJ. The case at Donald Delano, CHOSEN B the t "in l,"! South Kings CO. [€r2§s§:$rion. teacher's sup- East Royalty Haslam, QC, for driving a rnotorMolyneanx of Crapand. charg-l 5T. MALACHIE’ qua tcpt_

I“ - r benefi . . r » - t . d istance to a vehicle while his licence was ed with illegal possession ot‘t Franc]; cyan-en, 44‘ was tho. I: w? me never had. ' mime Training SCI’IOOI inaxtraiSisnsg. ; Man suspended. liquor. was adjourned ‘0 thtﬂ‘sen Wednesan nlzht as n L {2:15:11}ablﬁyértnmsrggnnggggg;_ Plans were made to, a {gut s in; charge brought a morning, u m. .ccmd dldtLiberal candidate for Dori-lies. 6

A need . . , from prime Edward tstand..' opens Tuesday Imeeung at wmch.M.-. Sampson,‘ Donald George Jay of East ﬁne of $30 and costs or 15 day; not "me-L tier in Oct. 5 provmclal Dyeing.

H \ir MacLachlan emphasized \ ‘Chaﬂm‘emwn Wm be guestinoyalw was ﬁned $50 and cos“ again“ Carl “mum. 0! three men charged withi gong" wﬂaseveuwﬁmg‘ﬁs t: t I i . . . t I A t - _ e can 1 cy. . . ar 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Sept. 5. 1964. The seed for the Pontiac plot I“ a recent mamg °f theispeaker' members expressed or 30 days in my whee court Sher-wow being drunk and incapable. two won on the secon ballot, T'te

i was fro seed grown on the‘Southern Kings County Day} . . men were fined $10 and costs byelection, one of four 5 ' o t Elite farm last year. but no Training school Board, it wasiregretttat ‘ilserltiasltgeautztgegﬁz * * * * ¥ 4 ¥ ¥ or five days, and the third called to fill the seat leit vacant 3 “a” of the disease was found ‘decided to reopen the retardediutre‘u f t ke tegching dutiesi . pleaded not guilty and had his by the death of Joseph Nadeau - O n t n was mund this year When children‘s classroom in theys'm‘S y o a -d Up "‘ SPECICI TOdCy case adjourned to Sept. 8. of the Union Nationale. t ‘ thedre was some top wilt noticed. t ctcmentarv st.tmot on Tuesday‘lm “mmerS‘ - a «M a . i l

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microscopic examnauon Sept. 8th, with Sharon Scullyu 1 NORTH RIVER

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‘ z - followed as a logical part of the Gmrgetm“ as teacher. lman- resultant research work. it was Plans wer‘e made to have the _ nr 0 a O r Op children transported to and. 3 mm

. ' lrfrom the classroom. ’

V . , Milk it was learned will be 1i’tl:c;us;eha t;:ce fol‘ Btlailt‘rlai‘ Mr. MacLachlan explained ACC|dents 'dettvered t0 the school in ttme "y .n o as en oun it one that the Red Pontiac potato va- Itor tunc _ ; plot of Red Pontiac seed pots-t riety is often found to be a dis- Show Increase Expenses of the local assoc-t toes at the Government‘s Elite ease carrier much as some an- Statt v ia‘ion “‘15 yea" Wm be approx' . ' . stlcs rel a d terda . . - y l seed farm at Fox Island. near- imals or humans are carriers bv the provinctgtsﬁtotoieiehtctz1'ma‘ely $900 “mm “‘9” run" aAlberton. no seed stock will be of disease. though they show it b‘tanch Show ttte Island death made available f0" Planting Midem‘e 0f Sllfformg 3”" ‘ toll due to accidents at 20. with next year from this year‘s Elite effects. The trace at infection is an estimated $326.6“, wottvt t Farm Pr0dllction. it was learn- so slight t'tat it cannot be de- _

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_ ro rty dama e on the hi h t ed yesterday from Agriculturet tected except when a smear 0t anti from 53:. 1 u, the endgoff ,_ , . IiVIllllSlEl' Andrew MacRae. Thisl the potato is examined under a Jul‘v' ' . . 1 ,ﬂ& . M ~ P 0| 5 the same action that would high-power microscope. it was ‘ . . i j ' t r . - ‘ _ . have been taken had a trace of explained. degrtffmltaltrgﬁlTﬁgeitrgia‘; _ t. .' f ' disease been found 0“ 3 PH‘ As a result of the trouble be- year to date at 34. . , ’ ‘ ' ‘ 1 . m. m 'u ' ' A vately owned potato farm. tng toeated_ no further Red Injured tn the sevemmonth V . . . ' -. - I” “mm”

The minister and RS. Mao; Pontiac seed will be grown on period were 247 persons, com-

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Lachlan. e'iief of the seed pota- the Elite Seed farm. it wa s pared with 237 in the “3 met . t‘v' V ” V . . ‘ ‘ 0 5

to inspection division. Canada learned. months of 1963. t - ' _

department of agriculture at ————-—————————- o ‘ 9

on a d m D. I t Mr. MacLachlan emphasizeld ’ aw . agree “'1 ‘5 “C that the location of the troube . ~l -. r. .' ‘-, V -.

5?“. IPSWC‘M Glen Ramsay would have no adverse effect on SCI‘IOOI ” / ' Op

that 1‘ 15 m°5t fortunate the export seed sales. He believes P ' f .V . .

trouble has been located before that when prospective buyers osf onemenf ’

the seed could have been dis-t learn of the fast and effective P

tributed for future plantings. laction taken to prevent spread Necessary

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Saturday, Sept. 5th

CHARLOTTETOWN — Maritime invitation Track and ‘ R' 'd Field Meet 1 IverSl 3 WEST POINT -- Centennial Celebrations — 1:00 p.m.

r o Parade. Opening Ceremonies — Boat Races — 4:00

p.m. Fresh Lobster Supper — Step Dancing Contest —Mammouth Dance — Modern, Sauare Dancing. 1 ‘ Sunday, Sept. 6th

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