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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, « Tues. Apr. 27,1965.

Anglican

Bishop

Visits This, Week

Right Rev WW. Davis

DD, DCI.

will visit the Island this. [

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week, as Anglican Bishop of the ©

Diocese which includes the two —

civil provinces of Prince Fd- ward Island and Nova Scotia. Bishop Davis’ first official act will be the institution and induc- tion of Rev. Michael Ness as

aud and Sprincfield: On Thurs- day and Friday and bishop will officiate at church services and conferences connected with the annual meetings of the Diocesan Church Society and the Diocesan Board of the Woman's Auxiliary.

He will be preacher on Thurs- day at the DCS - WA service of Evensong in St_ Peter's Cathed-_

celebrate Holy Communion at a second joint gice in St. Paul's Church

On Friday at ..n.m—his meeting of the clerzy . of the, the rectory of St. Peter's Cathedral, when other

honored cuests will be his Richt Rev. Malcolm McEachern, bis-

City Youth Tinkers With Bicycle Too -

A picture on the front ‘page of Monday's. Guardian showing a New Jersey boy with his strange bicycle invention has brought comments of “nothing special”

from Charlottetown area peo- ple 2

The Guardian learned ast wight that 16-year-old Scott

MacDonald of 109 North River Road has heen experimenting with zvierd bicycle designs for the past couple of years s One of his brain children is’ § - hi-cycle. similar... to shown in The Guardiar phot: graph. He has also created, us- | ing the same bitycle frame. a bicycle built for two. and a: bi- cycle with an.attached sidecar.

“the one ..

College,

Pi

BISHOP DAVIS

hop of Charlottetown, with sev- eral of the clergy 'of his dio- cese

This meeting will be a séqnel te a recent Anglican Chapter Meeting at Summerside when a discussion with a distinguished group of United Church minist- ers took place

An ‘important part of Bishop

‘| Davis’ April itinerary is the con-

ducting of confirmations, four of which will take place during, his visitation. Candidates — prepar- ed by the rectors of the parishes concerned will receive the Lay- ing of the Hands on Friday 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary's Church Sum- merside. Saturday 7:30 pm. at St. Mark's, Kensington, and Sun- day at St. Paul's Church, and St. Peter's Cathedral Chariotte- town at 11 am. and 7 p.m. res- pectively The bishop will also visit Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, and preach there at a 3 o'clock ser- vice on — afternoon. His ip will return to Nova fia en? Monday, May % PIGS SUFFER TOO ~ Pigs ean suffer from anemia, says the Ontario Agricultural

especially__ifthey are reared

os

Canadian ‘Tourkst Official Will Address Prov. Branch

N Murray of the” Cahadian--'Tourist Asso- ciation. will be guest speaker at the dinner during the semi-an- nual meeting of the P.E.I. Tour- ist Association May 12. This will be his first official visit to Prince ward Island.

Mr__Brown._vice-_president_of Christies Biscuits. is a native of Ontario and graduate of the Usi- versity of Toronto He served as an officer with the Royal Cana- dian_Artillery through the Sec- ond World War-.and-on his dis- charge returned to Christie's as

} a salesman, Long interested im

the tourist industry for :ts effect

= on Canadian economy, “he held

Need For Cold Storage Plant Said Now Under Study Here

It is the government's inten- tion to close the cold storage

plgnt on Esher Street this spring |

and the resource development division of the department of

_agriculture_is_making—s survey.

of the need for cold storage facilities in the province, Prem-

Membership Expected To

Pass Quota

Life Underwriters of Prinve Edward Island held their monhly luncheon at the Confe- deration Centre yesterday with the president. Jack Morris. pre- siding.

The regional director reported that the national membership campaign was meeting with great success and that provin- cially it is expected to go bey- ond the quota set. /

An interesting feature of the -

meeting was the. presentation 100 per cent Agency Member- ship Certificates to four local branches: Canada Life. Empire Life, Mutual Life and Sun Life.

It was announced that examin- ations for the LUATC Course. second vear class. would be held next week

The president reported th at plans were well in hand for the

* annual sales congress which will

be held at the Charlottetown Ho- tel on June 7 with speakers pro- minent in North America in the life—insurance——field_.in——atten- dance i

Brown. president, “two terms prior to “iis: election -

“subject of grading.tourist accom-

ised. berry growing,”

&

®» vice- presidencies in the CTA for

as president last October

The P_E.I. Tourist Association meeting will get underway at The Charlottetown in the mor- ning with L.G en al manager of the CTA uct- ing a hospitality_conference for operators and others. The regu- lar semi-annua! business meet- ing will start at 2 pm. and will feature a discussion by Forbes Thrasher, secretary of the Nova Scotia Innkeepers Guild.-un the

modations. “Mr.¢Thrasher.a for- mer hotelman, has made an in- tensive study of the subject

ier Walter R Shaw said Monday morning :

Commenting on the intended closure. the premier said “the present building is in such a state of deterioration that is is no: longer suitable. It, was ‘elt that it might as well be closed down and other available facil- ities could take care of the de- mand.”

He said. ceauaal that there is a seasonal problem with berry storage and the resources divi- sion is making a study to see what this need is. ‘With increa- he said, “it may be necessary to establish more cold storage facilities at some point or points in the pro- vince.”

Premier Shaw pointed out that -have been suggestions that private interests may furn- ish cold storage facilities- He said “*I think this would be a good development.””

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