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ISIAND NEWS PAGE’

2 The Guardian. Charlottetown,

Suggest Co-oiis Unite lo Found Hour Mill

KENSINGTON—I/eRoyl Campbell. lrishtown. Georgci Stewart, Norboro. and Elmer

acLe . ng River, were elected directors at the annual dinner of the Kensington Co-op- erative Association Ltd.. held at

the Kensington Regional High School Thursday night. The retiring president. Clair

Campbell. presented the presi- dent‘s report. and the Blessing was asked by Stirling Millar. During the business meeting Ian Henderson suggested that all Island co-ops get together and i start a flour and feed mill on the JIsland. Don Caseley. secretary manager of the Kensington As- ésociation spoke briefly on the

j possibilities of starting such

m

' mill, as it is being looked into by the government.

1 PLANT EXPANSION

i Ivan Day brought up the ques— tion of the expansion of the pre-

i sent co-op plant, for the purpose

, of handling bulk feed etc., an

I there was some discussion on

i the matter.

l Dr. Waldo Walsh of the Nova Scotia Co-operative Advisory

DEL tionBreeders Are Urged To improve Quality to Compete

. —\. .‘tlvlTII'SSOV The need n‘ "“'i7"“.‘.r ' quality in Przt‘ ‘c Eli-.vn d Island It the prov::: c .- *‘ twat stiff compotztron izi .‘wia Seoiia.i

for example. 'ias emphasized1 pays a purchasng bonus of $40.- ' an- i on on boars that quality. and this

by Harold C. line‘s" nual meeting o‘ Quality Assocxt Iottetown last no». v ..

Mr. Heart? "l‘l'lilftr'kld that

to he

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til i

to 57 percent

. at last count would qualify.

e I if i, Ho: i is followed by an annual pay- : li'i'r? :‘n t‘har- ment of $1.3.

' "nicvt in the1 desirable

he explained. Livestock Director I..W. Ro-.

cial department of agriculture

Sharp different-cs of opinion developed during a disriission on.- weights for

Island — is the rcvi‘i of an in i ception and felt that a 35~poundi

bensive promo! out

on in that pro'.';nce

A premium of 50 cents ' imal was suggested. Sterling t‘ic pci‘ explained that the provin-, Stanicy Colw'ill. Elmwood David Miitch. Cherry \’ a 1 19 y ‘ were among those participating, in the discussion which rangedl over proper weights. premium, on quality animals. priccs moans of improving quality. Fred Clark. .\lt. Stewart weaneri re-clectcd secretary. was nam- : narcassi pigs. Knud Jorgensen. Frederic- ed a delegate from the associa- ‘ 5° ner- " ton suggested the weaners should j‘cbruaryi be sold at 23 pounds. but many . fercnce in Montreal April 28 and e Ed i‘ardl feeders present took strong ex-1 29 '

Willis

Cousins.

the past three or four :rcars The was more prone to disease as it t virpmrpsidenp

effort is bosom”: to my off in' often has not learned to on volume as W" a: vivi'zl the. enough feed to thrive at that , Canada (iCDElT'll‘i‘ft’ of agricul-' size. l Iture livestock o":" “ said. ‘ FREmL-M pLAN i M: Heariz sw'l twat the live.K A suggestion by Robert Jor- stock comm.“cc of the agricul-i gensen that. a premium price

i

:i ‘2': "Ff‘ﬁl imc‘ided

tural coiinr:

all deprr w .~ r: ncei‘ned that direct crn'n ’o he made, all ounci= n" :mme boars ith a \ietv to i~ no it. em par-

ticipate in tfio boar bonus policy.

Comparin; ‘hr‘ in»; hrerding program With rifle dei’ojopv' ment, he sazrl that our“ lii’til 85 percent of cattle in he province are bred to 'irovel Slrf‘s. while the pcrcrt. e o: h-1 : s‘ bred to qual.f:cd ho. * inn about one—third ‘We mild have 75 percent Grade A carca ses." said, "If all of file sow; I‘ here were matcd '.\".‘Il ripprovcd‘ sires."

BONUS QUALIFICATIONS

To qualify for a bonus a boar

must be sirr‘d out of a riam that i .

is“; Only 160 ‘l he province.

Mrs. PJ. Kennedy Dies Suddenly

KENSLVGTO.‘ ‘— The death ‘ of Mrs Preston .1 Kennedy. “'1- dow of the. late l‘rcctw Kennedy of Keusington. ncrui-erl at her | home early lion'iav morning af- . (er a few hours illness.

VI 5. Kennedy was ti“ daugh- ,

. was remanded to April ; charge of impaired driving.

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tion to the National Hog Con-

per an-

Kingston, l and .

and

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i Service who was guest speaker,

er y. Dr. Walsh, who has observe

was introduced by Lloyd Lock- farming methods throughout Canada and in other countries. stated that he placed Prince Ed- ward Island farmers among the best in the area of production,

l "but", he said “You are missing the boat now".

i Indicating that marketing is

. quite as important as produc-

1 tion, he said, "the dollar and

36 with sales to 37; good 28-32-

V medium 24-27: common 20-23: boners 15-20.

Hogs 1,654: Grade A at Tor- onto .5.20-26.15 closing at 25.85. 1 heavy sows 17.90; stags 13.50 on a dressed weight basis.

Sheep and lambs 279: Good feedlot lambs 29 per hundred weight; spring lambs 36 per hundredweight; sheep 3-10.

.. l _ Axel lr\'in:. .‘liii'ray Harbouri N Droit'an'i ‘ weaner was more stiltabld 56- l was re-PIGCiPd president a n at

for: Vera] feeders felt the smaller ; Gem.“

Kensington

LIVESTOCK

TORONTO tCPt—Trading on slaughter cattle was dull and should be paid for better-type l prices were barely steady with weaners stirred a discussion that l cow prices lower at the Ontario

ended with a request to have the t public Stockyards Monday.

executive talk to buyers with the

idea of setting up such a plan. ‘ H0! prices sheep and igher.

Pleads Guilty To Store Break

magistrate's court yesterday be-

, fore Magistrate James B. John-

ston. QC. Joseph Alexander Pin- eau. North Rustico pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking and entering the People‘s Co- op Store and the theft of $30

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Roplaccmcnt rattle 700'. Good I light 23-36; medium cash and was remanded to April and mmmnn 30.3 r ‘ Choice vealers 33-

criiiim 18-20;

stockers

Calves ..).~

\‘cal calf prices were steady. ‘ were highe r and. lamb prices

Slauzhter cattle 2.206: Choice steers 24-2450 with sales to 25: good 22.30— 3.50; medium 20-22;i common 17-19: choice heifers 22-. 23 with szilcs to 2330. good ill-22: . common 15-17: Appearing in Queens County choice fcd yearlings 24-26: good 22-24; :ood cows 16-sz medium 14.30-15.30. canncrs and cutters lt-lt: :ood heavy Bologna bulls common and medium

were

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Among these case histories were a variety of hemorrhoidal condi- tions.Rclicf evenoccurr incases of long standing, and most im- portant of all, results were so thorough that this improvement was maintained over a period of

cents is a vital item", and stres-

es., Apr. 28. 1964.

sed the importance of the mar- hot. The speaker uent on to sug- gest the possibilities to be util— ized through the co-op move ment, and gave as an example. the experience of Nova Scotia farmers who have set up their own co-operative abattoir. and organized their own livestock marketing plant. thus raising the prices p a i d to producers to the equal of any in Canada.

Dr. Walsh stressed the need of working together, quality of pro- duct. and honesty in operation.

ile speaking of the Cana- dian Hog Improvement Confer- ence, which Dr. Walsh and oth- ' er Maritimes delegates will at- tend in Montreal, he predicted an early improvement in hog prices '

The conference. he said. “was something that had been plan—i necl, organized and operated by the farmers of Canada", anoth»‘ er example of what can be done i by the people themselves.

Continuing on the theme of the l.

Henderson and Cudmore

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people helping themselves. hei

said,"Thereisnofutureinag-t

ricuiture, in my opinion, unit35s1 it is owned, controlled. process- ed and m a rketed by the peo—

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The speaker was thanked by Elmer Hickey, vice president.

Other guests seated at the head table who spoke briefly, were John Eaton, Maritime Co- operative Services Ltd.. Ted Sa~ blue. of the P.E.I. Cooperative Union, and Doug Curtis, presi- dent of the Nova Scotia o-op Albattoir, Halifax.

e members of the Graham‘s Road W1 who catered, were thanked by Ivan Day, and Mrs. Lewis Campbell responded.

A satisfactory financial report was given by Hillard MacKin- non, representing the firm T.E. Hickey and Co. chartered accountants.

At a director's meeting. fol- lowing the general meeting. El- mer Hi ey was elected presi- dent and Stavert Huestis was

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Many hy Towne

agh. was fined $50 and costs or 20 days on a charge of driving while his license was suspended.

Seymour Kennedy, 96 Street, Charlottetown ‘ 29 on 3

Nelson Hillsboro

A man was fined $25 a n d costs or 30 days on a charge of possession of liquor not purcha- sed from a vendor, and three men were fined $20 and costs ‘ or 30 days for unlawful possess- ion of liquor in a place other i

than their respective residences.

. r for of the late Mr. and .‘trs. Par- menas Orr of Kcnsznrtnn.

She leaves to mourn, her son. Keith Orr Kennedy and four grandchildren, Nancy. Proston James, David and Bm‘e.

Also sury'ivin; ate t'1ree sis- ters. Mrs. Fl. Or". 17'; Har- ' . and \I‘-= Jeanette Orr. all of Kf‘il<tll:tnn.

The funeral will take pl a to Wednesday fr tilt i'l" i\'r~‘3ington United Church at 2 p m

lei-t Accident, ’ Accused ls Fined

SUMMERSIDE — For failing to remain at the Scene of an ac- cident. Allan Richard MarDon- aid. St. Eleanor‘s was fined $145 ‘ and costs or in days wiion he appeared bc‘ore Magistrate R S. Hinton. QC. in Summersde police court yesterday.

The accused was the driver or I truck which was almost dc molished when it collided w‘tii a train at a crossing in the town Friday night. ‘

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Joseph. tBiisteri Worlgo. statm that he wished tn have the gar. vices of a lawyer and was re- manded for a week without

plea.

He was charged with (1) lot ‘ terlng, (2i unlawful pnssessiuni of an Instrument for housebreak 1115. I screwdriver and (3! im lawful attempt to break into the . premises of Irvin: Snnicr on Wa- ter St. Mr. Sonicr operates a barber shop on Water St.

John Eric Clow, Summersidr.

Ion than 50 had been adjourn- d from an earlier date. had hit one further adjourned to June m

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Charlottetown, P. E. I. Forum Saturday, May 30th, 7.30 PM.

$1,000.00 IN PRIZES

Winston “Scotty” Fitzgerald—Head Judge

Contest Open ONLY to persons who have placed either: First, Second or Third in a.Step-Dancing or P‘iddling Contest held in the Maritimes or New foundland within the last two years: (That is a contest as named, held.

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