8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. March 17, 1962]

ON THE AIRU'S. Denies Fault Seals Are Being Sought Here

SArURDAY PROGRAMS

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Seeahes In Cuba Food Cut For Aquariums’ Collections Ss hi Ateamag hhiiscale Some of the seals captured off | hoods in captivity. He said his 3:00. pm —World of Sport the norti st of P.E.1. will| aquarium and that of Dr. Ray Rugger—Scotland vs. Wales) - WASHINGTON (AP)—Cubans) Livestock for breeding pur-| not be losing their pelts. A|is building a complete ‘collec 4:00 p.m World of | ROW tightening their belts for seed, hatching eggs and chosen few are destined for | tion of arctic mammals and are

Wonderful a food rationing program could

grow fat if they had access to in Canada | helping each other out im their a

poses, baby chicks cannot be sent to| aquariums and 2008 iba. the U.

| endeavours.

6:16 pm. Pedigrees Please some of the foodstuffs which | As one commerce department | payj Montreuil, director of| Some of the animals will be

5:90 o.m.—Bugs Bunn ee one Se Songertet Cee S| wae eameet ae felt |g? Quebec Aquarium and Dr_| used for trading purposes with

600 p.m —Th Norld States. we shouldn't ship anvihing that | Corieton Ray of the New York| other zoos and aquariums, he

Eat poe. Faherman's: lag The U.S. Commerce Depart- would contribute to their ecom-| Aquarium have arrived here| said. Some will be traded with VIV News and

ment has a whole page in its regulations listing food stuffs that can be shipped to Cuba— items such as meat and meat

omy but at the same time -we | 4,70 shouldn't deny them food.”

On Feb. 3 of this year, Presi- dent Kennedy ordered a total

the seals for shipment|the San Francisco Zoological

to their respective aquariums.| Society for sea lions and sea Mr. Montreuil will select eight | elephants.

adult and four pup hood seals. |

products, animal oils and fats. | Cut-off of morte of Cuban Dr. Ray is seeking a pair of . B Pro- h cheese mae beonktant ee det Oh ae caer dean” bag eee soem are quite ee osalt harps oud ead waa iat reals, vegetable oils, canned | specifically authorized the con- | Quche ce age | ee ne wae a mee h is Weak | Vegetables and prepared mixes. | tinued sale of certain food and |2vcbec_aquarium the only| to New York by truck

| Both men will spend several the Charlottetown Hospital nurs-| days on the ice with the Magda- es’ residence. Among the gradu-| len Island seal hunters. The ates was their daughter-in. seals, to be of family groups. ™

pa 10.00 p.m.—NHI Hockey Some of the items—such as

medicine to Cuba.

MISCOUCHE

, rs. Peter Steele. | will be carefully chosen by the

3SNOW ARXNDIN

The U.S. State Department | biologist caaraiery has blamed Cuba's food prob- | Sister Sf, Mary Eugenia. prin.) Armand DesRoches who {s at-|” While on the ice, Mr. Mont- Homicide Bureew tems on Castro's, Communist |" on Friday: for ‘Mfontreat | fending St, Dunstan's Univer-| reall will conduct. . swat a sity, Charlottetown, spent the in the anaesthetization of seals.

ridiculous his charges that the United States has caused the Cuban food shortages.

TV. CALLS NITE or DAY

sen) | 20, foodst: Day 4.3537 Nite 44172-45601 1 Cone from the United States

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* " VAIL’S RADIO & TV | from July, 1981. until the end | at the home of Mr. Lauzhlin’s| RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT 204 Kent St. Ch’town | of the year—mainly because | Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reggie | Cuba has run short of dollars | Laughlin y Seigets ‘a “ and U.S. exporters have| A very successful dance was i SS igre aad CKCW-TV shunned the business. held at the Miscouche Legion} fp Tena >

WON'T DENY THEM FOOD The U.S. list of eligible ex Ports contains no major grains, no rice, no potatoes, no onions. Tt doesn’t have corn, but it has

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Washington records show that | ® at Ha

| where she will attend the Can- adian Conference on Education.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Laugh- returned to their home in milton, Ontario, after having spent some time in Miscouche |

Home on Thursday evening. This was sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary,

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Steele of Miscouche motored to Char-

His findings will be valuable for the safe transportation of seals as well as for numerous other purposes.

weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tilman §. DesRoches, Miscouche.

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