- BUYING - SELLING

By BOB MacKENZIE

Into medical research and find-

Mrs. Barrett Mrs. Hale

Legion Home 9 p.m.

_ “The fall The Canedian

JTTAWA (CP) — Electronics |

engineers are moving steadily logical Engineering Society. “Medicine has always been a/ tiny a, warm welcome from most |poorly defined field ‘and we're jgineers 1s in the field of: hard-

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More Electronics Engineers Go Into Medical Research |

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Says the president of view Friday at the close ,of a the Canadian Medical and Bio- two-day inaugural conference of

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Sept. 13, 1966. 17 |draulfe engineering along with a bit of chemistry” ~

| trying to make it more scien- tions of the heart. lungs and ‘SIMULATION IS TRIED Simulated» mode!s have be- |

itific,”’ J. A. Hopps, an electrical. kidney But in the last _ five come valuable’ in research.’ al-

jengineer with ee Re years ‘there has been 4 growimz’jlowing several types of experi- '

|Search. Council said in an inter- trend towards production of ments that could not -be con-

various body functions. The differences between

imedical and engineering

‘isn't that great. he added.

ithe society Much of the work done by en-

| ware, | for chines, to

such as electrical pacers defective hearts and ma- take over the. func-

Jmatter. of hydraulics and hy-

electronic models simulating

the fields

‘For example. blood flow is a

ducted on humans One of the goals in this line

“is a complete Simulation of the | human body and its processes,”’ |

said RS. C. Cobbold | University of Ottawa

“But we're stil] a long: way. 'from-our goal.’

of the

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AUCTION SALE

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land, clear, ‘the ‘balance with good.lumber and wood, Reserving house and 2 acres of land.

Machinery: hay mower, turnip sower, grindstone, antique wagon and sleigh, fanners, lawn mower, old reaper (parts), bunk, chain, planes, braces and bits, chain traces, hay fork and rope, augers.

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| Papers delivered -9n current | work in Canada attracted more {than day session and Mr -Hopps said . ifurther conferences will be held | jat regular intervals, although—— Mot necessarily

The connection between med-

jlcime and engineering is not new, but it wasn't until 1959 | ithat the International Federa- | ¢

tion for Medical and Biological Engineering was officially formed.. ‘Some Canadians, _ in-

cluding Mr. Hopps, have been members since then. -and—the > society, formed ast | \year, was only the seventh i tional organization to join the international body.

But the field isnot the ex |

- {elusive property of engineers.

It includes several mews | doctors, physicists and rep sentatives of imdusirial ing producing- medical hardware.

Herman Cahill Passes Away |

|Herman Cahill,

; wade

fphine, both of Charlottetown

fand”™ two

jmorning from his home

job.

ALBERTON — The death of | a ‘lifelong resi- dent of Central Kildare occurred

jon Friday in the Charlottetown | Hospital. years of age.

He was eighty-two. i

He was married in i914 to the

former Josephine O'Brien who survives him.

They have a, family of Perse

McGuigan (Doris) of r Kil:

Gerald Handrahan (Deliva) of Tignish, Mrs, John

-MeCluskey-~ +Zoie)——-of} Greenwood, N‘S.; Sister: airy Hermina and Sister Anne Jose- |

There are twenty grandchildren

5 Be

Morrissey of Tignish - and Sister Bonaventure of Charinttetown~ |

The funeral will be held this to the Sacred Heart Church, Albericn \Interment will be in the Church | ‘cemetery. :

onan annual,

668.978 tons for a daily of 355,633 tons.

‘duction

proximately

iboosting the total for the ae “th y

\duced in the corresponding” ‘pe riod of. 1965.

10 -delegates~ tothe two) 2gggii

U, S. Outp ut | Of Steel Feeds | For Sept. High

CLEVELAND (AP)

ford for steel production will he jset if the- current rate is main- tained

The weekly journal of metal- }working says average daily pro-

‘duction for the first 10 days this

month was. 366,357 net tons of ingots and castings.

The September record was set | n 1964 when output totalled 10.-

average

In September of last year pro-

duction sagged to 9,949,355 tons, for a daily average of 331,645 \sons and seven daughters; Mrs. Vernon Toronto, Lorne of Central dare, . Mrs.

ons,: because Steel users began

an inventory reduction after the | Ltd. near here. ‘signing of a new labor contract. |for agriculture never looked ‘bet-,

Steel estimates last week's out-

put at 2,560,000 tons. a drop. of |

Challis (Rita) in California, Ada 15,000 tons from the. previous) « ” in Toronto, Joseph in Tewes- week as. a_result of the Labor | «. cae eae Mass.; Cecil at home,-Mrs:..Day_holiday.

The magazine says “steel” pro- in August totalled ‘ap- 11.000.000. tons, |

"Steel consumption by the!

auto industry will be heavy this

month because a September rec- ord of 696.000 passenger cars is | ischeduled for assembly,"’ the!

magazine ‘says.

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NOTICE

: Aiadel eecting. of Souris Re- gional: High School library on. _ Tuesday, September 13, 1966.

Reg. Peters, Secretary.

| Steel. Magazine says a September reéc-

ait zation. and full use of call. avai-

P-E.I. specifications

Tender forms availa

or Prince Edward Isl ...Education.....

ferent makes of bo

Tenders aod idee prices on dit.

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Tenders will be receivved until Sept. 20 by the undersigned for the purchase _of one 48 passenger school bus per

$700... ble from secretary and separtipent of

dy. Signed:: J.M. Béccaite:

Secretary

‘his case it goes to market even...

.|a ton by growing instead of pur-

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ST. HYACINTHE HAS MILLION DOLLAR FIRE

A general alarm fire.. heav- ily damaged half a block of the downtown commercial centre at St. Hyacinthe, Que- bec Monday, causing an esti- mated $1,000,000: damage. One fireman was injured. Some 50 firemen---fought-—the—-f4-a-m-e.s-

which swept through five bus- | ley were among the establish.

iness establishments and | ménts hit. spread to several others. Reit- ing store — a branch of the OBITUARY

Banque Canadienne Nationale, /a musical instrument and” an- plhance- store- and a bowling ale

COLIN H. LOVE

man’s of Montreal —: a cloth- | | t+ _..{Inserted."by. family)...

“Factory Farmer’ Declares. Small Operator Not Doomed |

CANNING, N.S. (CP) — The “small farmer is not necessarily doomed, says J. E. (Jock) Peill, jself-described ‘‘factory farmer" ‘who looks: to -specialization for success. \

Peill, operator. of the spraw- Hing- 1,050-acre Lyndhurst’ Farms says the future

‘ter in-terms. of supply and adle- mand.

-be-catching-up- with the supply:

The small jean capture a sizeable portion lof the market~ through speciati-

lable_.resource

misrated. ts Canada in 1954. also thinks that many | farms in this country are — too ‘diversified’ to take full adv ant- jage of modern machinery, ‘‘so; you are compromising from the |beginning.”’

This to us is a business . . inot a way of life.”. he says. ‘Like any business, one of man: | agement’s prime purposes is to; use the available resources to their best advantage—this ap- plies to farming just as much as any business."’

CLASSED A8 BIH

By Maritime province stan-| \dards, Lyndhurst Farms might | jbe classed as big. It has‘ annual lgross of $250,000 and a payroll. \of $40,000. It is operated bv a full-time staff of ten. Part time , help .during harvest adds an-| other 10.

Peill. echoes the sentiments of |

|

~—lWeading”™ agriculturalists ~ ‘across ““lthe country when he says agri- |

But he Shannon the small | farmer who is more or less self- | sufficient and offers SHAHID IES | from his own operation.

One example concerns the lit- itle pig who goes to market. In

more profitably — thanks to a program of growing his own

grain. Peil] says he saves $25 to $30 |

chasing grain. He mills his own | crop he Lyndhurst Farms. market | about 2,000 feeder pigs a year. Last.year's-output..had_a.90.per-. cent grading in the A bracket.

HOLDINGS. GREW FAST .

Peill and his father started the | Lyndhurst operation as a 100- acre spread in 1961- purchases with help’ from the Nova Scotia Land Settlement

Board and bank loans increased the holdings ‘tenfold. Machinery

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This school is jointly operated. by the Federal-and Provincial

Governments,

acres of pasture and

farmer he feels, | 7 tory.

native “pt-Ger: a

flower:

Subsequent. =

The death occured Tuesday, | August 23, 1966 at the Prinee \Edward Island Hospital of Colin Herbert Love, Borden and for- merly of Charlottetown, P.E.I. in his sixty-seventh year. Born jin Charlottetown, May 31, 1900. investment now runs to about {i of te: Serban Leh ae $100 an acre and $10,000 a year many years employed as sai. is spent to hire machine operat- eer‘om C.N.R. ferries at B ors for harvesting and spraying. ; erries at Borden

The farm. also “farms out” |U2til retirement one year ago. wideline production. About 100 He will be greatly missed in his

claude ae and community by family

sulting. from. crop. rotation ig }7"@ friends. at rented arffual to a neichboring| He entered the P.ELT. Hospital livestock farmer. A seed patato |°" April 25, 1966 and returned producer, also a neighbor, - {home May 17, where he was, ceives about $4,000 a vear an- |tenderly cared for by his wife and daughter, Joyce, until he re-

nually. Two farmers who oper-. , ate-sow-units provide Lyndhurst entered hospital-August 12. ,

with” weanling pigs" peers Lyndhurst’s diversity now in- cludes a planting of 130 acres of potatoes. with one-third con- signed to a local potato chip fac- 50 aeres..of- be ans—.pra.- Ht ral basis canning company: 20. icres--af itobacco; 25 acres of caull- 10 acres of. apples, 296 and 8&0

are his wife, the former_Fran- ~ ces Henderson, one- son, Char- les; Taylor; B.C.; two daughters, Olga, &Mrs. John - Legard) Prince..George,..B.C.. and- Joyee! tMrs---Leaterd —Williams)—Sums tmersidé;-nine grandchildren and one great grandchild; -Also one - sister, Mrs. Rena Carins, Mos- treal, Quebec. ;

The largely attended service was held at ‘MacLean's Funeral Home, ~where service was conducted by Rev. RM. Cameron Mayor: 8.J. derson. ints the’ onine it yl Vessey sang ‘Beyond Sunset"’. Congregational ian was “Abide With Me.” ~

Pallbearers were: Newman ~ “Sharies Palmer, Randolph Stevenson, Alexander . White, Lawson Tremere and Re- ginald Coyle. __Interment—teok place e the. Peoples Cemetety*where the Tie gion graveside service was ‘eon- ducted by Harry Mortimer, —-Floral Tributes:

Pillow — Wife; .

acres of cereal grains: jacres of peas.

| Manson Sale

To be sold by public auction _in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in ~ Queens County on Tuesday. the 18th day of October, A.D. 1966, at ‘the hour of*twelve o'clock. noon, all that parcel of land™:Sigsworth, situate, lying and being part

of Common L:-ot Number

Twenty-two in the Common of

Charlottetown bounded and de-

scribed as follows. Commen-

cing on the Southeastern side

of. Passmore Street in -the

Southwestern boundary’ of

Plot Number 2 as marked on

the plan of that part of the

said Common... Lot —-the-—pro-

_perty of William” Passmore; thence running along the said - Southwestern boundary for

the distance of about Sixty-

six (66) feet to the North-' western houndary of the Red-~ din Estate situate on said , Common Lot Number Twenty-

two thence along said last

Cross

Heather;, Square and. Com; He — Mt. Moriah Lodge oo T Cape Traverse; Wreaths — Johnny, Olga, Pam, and Paul; Carol, Larry and Timmy; Char- Pa 3

lie, ‘Susan and family; Inez.and John; Blair, Emily and

boys; Lea, Géorge and Burch;

mentioned boundary South /Angus, Ann and children; West- westerly _Eighty-three (83) |haver family; Mrs. Ozon and feet, and thence by a line jteary’s: Engineers and Officers

| running Northwesterly and Local 318, Borden:

Howard; Sadie, Gertie, ae and Beryl; Joe, Katie, Mary and Bud; Florence and Fred; Ches- ley and Alice Brown; Jack and

parallel to the Southwestern boundary of Plot Number 2 aforesaid the distance of about Sixty-six (66) feet to Pass- more Street aforesaid, thence along the said Street North- - | easterly Eighty-five (85) feet to. the place of commence-

ment, being the lands describ- {Irene Ma rs and family; ed in a eed of Conveyance |Mr. and® ‘William Josey; from D, Edgar. Shaw, Master |Mr. and’ Mrs, Leard;

Urvilie

in Chancery, to- Minnie Lar- |Harry Craig; Ella ‘and Harley ter dated™ the 23rd day="“ot May 1929 (registered 88-710). The above sale is made under ° a-—power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage sated the twenty-seventh. day

of April, A.D. 1950, made be- tween ernon Larter and James Larter, both of Char- lottetown aforesaid, Manufac- turers, with Georgina Larter, wife of the said Vernon Lar- ter, and Susie Larter, wife of the said James Larter, of the first part, and William Henry Tidmarsh of — Charlottetown aforesaid and M. Josephine Tidmarsh, his wife, of the second part. default having been made in payment of the principal and interest of the said mortgage. For particulars apply at the office of Martin & Scales, Barristers, 129 Kent Street, Charlottetown. Dated Re ill day of Septem-

Basket -- Willard and Gace; Containers — Bette and George; Peter and Helen White; Mattie and Will,. Phyllis. and Heath; Doris Walker ‘and "‘Joe’’ Clark; Pauline and Dave, Wilma and Jack; Rena, Armond and John; Carrie, Vera and Hugh; Audrey and Bill: Potted Mums —- Fran- ces and Ray Lavers; Letitia and Mabel Ledgard; Two Gideon Bibles donated by Mr. and: Mra, nee Stevenson.

“CARD OF THANKS

The wife and family of the late Colin Love, Borden, P.E-I. wish to thank Dr. Lea, Dr. A.A. MacLeod, Dr: Daniel Stewart, special nurses, Rev, R:M.' Cain- eron, Major R.J. Henderson, vi- siting clergy, nurses and staff of \the Prince Edward Island Hos- -

TARY JOSEPHINE 710. es and--ait those whe visited MARSH. RICHARD -HUNT |him during ‘his ittness; Also Mac-

Leans Funeral Homce and thove who sent flowers, cards, mem- orial Bibles and all the kind _|friends and neighbours who help- ed in any way during his illness ‘and >t. the tme. of his death,

HEGAN. AND KENNETH M. THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM MARTIN. EXECUTORS OF

HENRY TIDMARSH M JOSEPHINE TIDMARSH Mortgagees

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Offices: 87 Lower Queen s. CHARLOTTETOWN ' also at Summerside — Montague — Alberton : “The Old Reliable” ae | , Fire, Life, Marine, Auto and. Guarantee’ Bonds of all kinds. — ; i ed want wer — a b

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Josey; Mr-and Mrs.° James 8.