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O’LEARY — The Beef Breed- ers Association of Prince Fd- ward Island met.in O'Leary yesterday for the expressed pur- ae of developing an_ interest

the association among the beef and dairymen in Western Prince

The afternoon session opened about two o’clock in the Christ- fan Education Centre Belmont presiding and seventy five inter- ested persons present. _

The first speaker was Leo P. McIsaac, president of the assoc- iation, who on modern developments in beef fon and the advantages of corn

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and felt one would soon be estab- lished. Wess Pastures are established, he said, to make use of. land not in full production and‘ to increase the cattle which te considered would do more than anything else to improve t economy of P.E.I. Mr. P. _ the coe advances in : ciency arming: operations today where a farmer feeds him- self and 32 other as com- |

P.E.I. Beef Producers Ass'n | Told Of Farming Advances

Production has doubled in the) last ten years, he said, although | the number of farmers has drop:

from: 12,230 in-1941_to..6,000 Farming is really big , the speaker continued.

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The c farms

$100,000,000. The farm- gress; he is an efficient producer Parent concluded.

: Farming, and

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pared to.1900 when a farmer fed himself and six others. ’

Laymen,

Grassland Community Pastures, were shown,

Clergy

tal investment on P.E.I,| : er of today has made great pro-| and should be proud of it.. Mr.|.

Before the meeting closed two! |

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GEORGETOWN — Lions De- puty District Governor, Dr. W.G,

The St. Decale debating debate ‘Resolved

Noel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shepherd, Southport, age two and a half months. Rest- ing at her late residence from where the funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 a’clock. In- terment in the Catholic ceme-

tery. :

BURGE — At thé Sacred Heart Home jon Wednesday, Feb, 9, 1966, Leo Burge of Farmington, in his 74th year. His remains

. will rest at 7 o'clock this even- ing at the Perry Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be

announced later. Visiting hours this evening 7 to 10 and Friday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.

MacPHERSON — At the Living- ston-MecArthur Nursing Home on Feb 9, 1966, Mrs. Alexander Mr2Pherson of Union: Road in

her 89th year. Resting—at--the |.

A_large_ number of construc.

Montague Funeral Home, Fu-| tion men from the Maritime. Dobbelsteyn, president, Fred-— aoa ;

nerai from St, Andrew's Presby-! Biovinces are among, the 800 ericton Construction Associat- ' Dartmouth : Tel: 4-8084 for Appointment ; > aa terian Church, Montague, Fri- he Oa : 1 Sipe? S. , 0% “a> day Feb. 1, at 2 o'clock, In-| delegates at the Canadian Con- ion, Fredericton, N.B.;’ JH. ° yy , assistant CLA, . . Air Conditioned Dryers ° Rae. ch terment in fhe” Union Road| struction Association convent- England, Prince Edward Is- nt for P.E.1., Sum- Dorothy Green, Proprietor Bie, Bia: cemetery: | don in Vancouver. Among them land Builders’ Exchange, , PEI = -

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\Inducted By Club

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duties of lions. The Georgetown

gers Following a half hour skate |Eddy Doiron, plus some local gamé- a hoot- |talent, provided a packed house two of the Sons |with skits, songs .and dances.

jenany featuring of Erin will close the night’s Spel Bos te ended with a dance

after’ the hockey

program. ‘

. Saturday’s activities begin at 9 am. with an all-day basket- tournament between school’s senior teams and teams Souris, Montague and

The carnival draw to a close

ball trophies followed by a sock hop.

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and vari ments. While that Com- |to give prayer. The Club Pl creasing "ineniieeis ies tea _team of Wesley. MacAleet, guinist activity should be |read by the Secretary, Eric |C'U» WS also congratulated for ES LEFT, and Donald Campbell Wood. J Progress and success since its _ jorganization, Mr. McIsaac stated’ RIGHT, travel to Freder. ™@de 2 criminal offence in | Dood. tir. obnson s introduced | formation-. Following the dinner . F agpereenlins fat seaeee . a - icton, N.B. to face St. Thomas Canada." (See story on page | men, MacDonald::E 1'|'1| {ie was entertainment in the ity, and should actively support} i SC U Ss S n i on University Friday night in the 5. : Brown, candidete for. the office 4a ee be fancing. Gor. any on own > District Governor; Blake which work in their interests. ae H a °. Wood, of the Charlottetown Cub; | Suro, and, Lion Ga Tdscann an Duaraniat'of Mpratare |, remy sread ob Tota. uot @. Fes cod bes : Discu SSS [eee et Teta. ns | ter evenings fetes, with discussed the advantages of de-|U® ited a ciend of “vinity. ‘The moders. eric = - lpepresented ¢ h © . Summerside | Erica yon, one-act, skit em horning cattle and other matters|start was made in the Charlotte- |, en nine ; Club- ; : : of interest to the industry. |towm area on the road to closer| "rye discussion brought forth| pm go: 4 me The Deputy District Governor | adapinton eg a ore Lincoln Dewar, secretary of|co-operation and perhaps even-|fruitful ideas. concerning the | - 4 -| performed the core- act ould i eee - : and the, Federal of Aartet (tial uaina between the Anglican layman's role te ensuring « 20- an rea ion monies Harry Yorston; James /|Porfland Convention, as an’ ad.” edera Agricult- |g nited churches. Approxi-|lid foundation jon. rv led = ; McConnell; |ded attraction fir. "5 at the annual meetings of daisy | ame aoe the discussion! Rey, J, Kelly-of St. Dunstan's, man’s ideas of self sufficiency |Danny g Herbert Stew.|bid for governor thergh teens Risers bad the 1 Federation of mele: Trinity United oe at must be Sieearsa. are eee eo ee che: ae hic! seo te theie’ Lions Pins from their. spore {Sse eventian Gate being in can a - It '° nai wi - | June, persoukiate held in roe oe supper meeting to talk over san tome other’s viewpoint and |lotietown “Council, “Knights of : and anxiety, | sore. ‘ay chanoed ts Aaa oe ” ea ee eae their common hopes and toon the basis of |Columbus Tuesday evening. Paar ata s - — coficenbing union of the two jays recog-| Father. Kelly, who- spoke on| Father Kelly referred : baer Companies set the. price ofl aominations.- Among the guests ¢ them as a/‘‘the-plan of treation,” stressed | the pure nature of Adam before | je A co Bl ge | Devies and ‘worship God | man's acquisition of natural hap-|¢he fall, then ¢o the fallen na- a n a S é ANTIQUE TABLE beef selling agency be set up. be mos gg of St. Peters Anglican example Xs ae piness as insufficient. In time,| ‘ture of man and faly to the : Lh 3 : TREMENDOUS INTEREST After a supper served by the of neces. ld through institutions of the Jew- ni i This Resency table ts owe By Bdward,~Duke of Kent, |yyt qyovindyt,Cimer catered t0|0.C.1. the men moved fo ‘Tei aeigt Kildare Man |i¢stge ms ceca | VY ried P Sal uae auc. taser ~ father of Queen Victoria. See |the feature speaker, R.-C. Par- which included @ sing- lasting union cannot be ° le . |fmtegral parts of sotiety and| - : rog ram 8 geting story back of it. The Across the Island on page 8 pot Bien or among the’ Ex-/song be im- Is Fined $50 mentioned the necessity of per ; table was brought to Canada for further details, iby Mr. ee ae eee sake cate Ge aoe of oe om Co specific fecting ‘and ia in-| A program that Sr ao Straus, as well as other familiar : f Re said he found tremendous inter-|jining’ the pei ae meet-|_ ALBERTON — A_ resident of eran et eee Dg Lone from “Exodos” nn g| ections. including the sig. : ’ leeleecal a ao bie ee ts eoctece oo ie tae enthusiasm with | Kildare, ‘hed the ant eae tee cnoeting wes chaired by lirem clescioal erstaties (0 sties “ROAR March “Pests, wTiN a . i velopment in f -area | ner, was fined costs : } . — that the object is unity not uni- Joint ‘meet Magistrate W. Chester S. Mac-|=imond C. LeClair, who- intro: itions from the Pink Panther will| The ait prea, Geneiens were Sale ve Sg Oe orgs si Donald in court at Alberton yes- Oe TT UI dviisten vel at ce at Thurs-|cert has been arranged by the 2 DO TY a panel whose mem terdey foi tah s Centre con-|C; : Me Be, HER ey ed Rev. Lowis Elias and Dr. re the area. | ent ners . a ue jod followed the meeting. cest by the Central Band of the dee in Cheeni be s Continued from page ing an ‘accident. Canadian Airforce. — - |the sponsorship of the women’ P ° In_ details released yesterday |commit 2 Western and Central Districts _ presen wart sax tor the past : - | For leaving a vehicle parked | Sophie Tucker Director’ of Music F-L Ken-| special attraction dave’a tree The Gyardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Feb. 10, 1966. $!he was chairman of the street Pro Do & a ca e James Leslie Knox, Nail Pond,| Dieg At Age 78 |e “ees gli gy cred ~ Soodwill visit of the band to 3 ai = ee ee mare ’ || AN Sitte Wa we head Oe [ihe bead will be featured dur-| ‘The band ‘has been : . ; — + —k—tew— yeurs—ago—legistation 2 Haiti - ]eosts each while Joseph Cart|. NEW YORK (AP) — ~~ ee oe concert by th @/to fifty-one pleces from the wore——— changed. the voting system to men ee Doyle, Tignish, was fined the | Sophie Tucker, long cane he cOmeee allt to ne de [rl touring complement of forty provide against the contingency or overc ra _ |Same amount -for failing to re- |!@st of the ted hot mamas, the : include /especially for the Centre con- be of election of an entire Council ion 8 amber Yate Ont Tete: T Death: aaa Sp “on: Seoser Ga Ge te, Wpeee' Gore, ee ; with no experience ‘in handlitg| arBERTON — The long sought|munications course will be held | 73t#on. voiced singer at her Manhattan |‘‘The Overture from : ’ |civie affairs. The new method | atte west Point ferry service to|in conjunction with this course.| Kenneth James Ramsay, Pal-|sidence. selections from ‘‘the Bartered Queen Given a7 "| Provided for election of half the |New Brunswick has now been|A second navigation-course will |™er Road, was fined $10 and| “rast October, Miss Tucker |Bride” by Smetna, a percussion ‘ nswere a § with evennumbered years ab ately ann RA Gales. ie tothe, one just Aenea dh e equipped vase packed on the |Was admitted to a New York |“Allenseeien”) by Richard Warm Welcome se AY ; te andi » RA. Gr ee hospital and remained there sev- f ers sai Se ee lay, MLA, told the Alberton and| The president, Harold Philli jee . eral treat- Di PI - From AP-Reuters 7 ALBERTOR — The “sonnel sng the coeds open and clear of}gne member and Ward Six | eee vreme, tome of a at _ he has recently et cues tener See ment. for. what physicians de- inner Fians — - PORT OF SPAIN (CP)—The Alberton Department ban-|snow and also expressed appre-| where two Councillors are their regular meeting night. quarterly meeting ~\on the highway. Pro > 1) seribed as Fi li Q ‘cand Prince: Philip re. quet ‘was held in the Royal Can-|ciation to the RCMP and town| yew teas Nocee Tecanied Se iae ot tee: Meas provinces |r ey Tens was fiend So me |e Are Finalized - warmest welcome of edian Legion hall Tuesday even|policeman for cooperation and : {both the New Brunswick and |board.of trade, the annual meet- ‘and Robert She returned to her Manhattan} == i? their week-old Caribbean ing with provincial forester |assistance in fire fighting oper- : eine Shouts on min ee, ee en ‘Alberton, wae fined "scouts |tesidence, where she was re- eT tet You mua |Weineaday. when they visited 2a Gaude' guest speaker. i : . meeting Kensingto ported « The regelar fire brigede mem-|" The guest speaker, Frank Leader Cou create Oe, Oe narercealt |beard of ‘ede aud the fortieth Seay siekies er Here 0’ AEROBATIC TEAM ~ our” dinner ast the Legion Horne int Se toe é bers, euxiliary brigade, town |Gaudet, expressed appreciation) Are Completed sadas ou 2 cushion uf,air-cnd tee Gee A i Lames. on | 4 charge axsiait tre OTTAWA (CP) — An RCAF | ye Ye finalized at| -San Fernando’s population ot councii, four” members of the (t6 the Aiberton firemen for’ con-;- <WTE.WOMPIETSG [rides on a cushion of.air and re- nish Fisheries. C.R. Leerd, sec-| Olnete rect esocn es lnctebelio Anes: ta ee teeae se meeting of | the|55,000 turned out by the thou Alberton RCMP detachment ca-'trolling woods fires in the West-|n sining. ‘ toaane Ne ne eins | ills Coal ae eee : Kensington Regional Band Par-|sands to give the royal party its tered to by the Legion Ladies jern Prince area and also the|2Wo ‘taining courses for Boy |'soune. 5 tei '&: Base ee mire oe wa a ream for Centennial Year, t6]o yg, omiery held-- Monday | witdest reception: White -~-hel-- - “RCMP for prompt notification of om eted in OLeary la et|eervice trom West Pole to set oi “_|ment could not be made with [being formed to perform af aie | Gen’; meted mounted police had to Seated (Mt ithe head table were fires in their area before they|teevond for twelve Scouters|Up 0 investigate hovercrat| Church Observes |ssfety, was dismissed" “"" |shows the country 10| working Sconce rcitcton ine |keeP the mob back as it lined fire chiet Herbert Leavitt, who | get out of control. The Alberton [Weekend for twelve | Scouters | Oe oe te a eada Ma. Grind. A Tignish resident was 1967, the defence department | Wornine committee selected for |the narrow and hilly streets. was master of ceremonies, De-| firemen are doing a splendid job |fO™ , was fined ‘ : the - Gary Friesan, Mrs. |— : puty Chief Perley Hardy; Pro-|with the Department of Forestry |©’Leary. The training consisted eet ie Oe oe ae ry Youth Sunday ela ict for unlawful pos- — Ot oe ieee Hubert , Mrs. Ruby Me- chasn KiLLs 3 | Forester Gaudet, Mayor |truck Mr. Gaudet said. et tines evening. cqnskne:: sat OT wean ie ventdout wen Raed SURE ET Onn esd aay aa ret | Mrs. Wallace Thompson y , aapbel!, covered much of the basic _ma- BEDEQUE — Christian Youth . and costs |posed to department | and aragua (AP) Arsenault, O’Leary Fire Chief; On behalf of the firemen and ducting the Boy Scout end. Wolf | Western Prince County. ited Church, me, last Sun-|PaCe 2) Saag SSE Wilfred Dennis, Fred J. Peters, |the town council Wesley Hardy Cub programmes. SUBSIDY SOUGHT day morning. The young people| — . . Chief commissioner.of the incor-|thanked the provincial forester} Special sessions included aj| Reporting for the fisheries and |formed the choir with Mrs. Wal- ° ° ° e ‘porated village of St. Louis and |fer attending the meeting. May-|film-on_“'The_Patrol Method" |harbours "committee, Harvey |ter Craig as organist. Souris Hig Winter rmiva 3 Dean. Carpenter, secretary of |otT Leard said that he was aware|@nd a film and talks on under-|Hutt moved that the minister of} Edward Pearson was chair: Se ti Alberton fire department. .j0f some things needed by the|standing boys and working in be contacted regarding |man and conducted the service. R. ed Mos S ful Y = CUR Gt ae tae ae fire department such as a high|small groups. The course was|a subsidy on inshore fishing |He was assisted “in the devotion- at t uccess et , Tht. Anewe oe caae i; eres fire hall Jeponsored by the Prince Edward {boats slso that efforts be sup-|a} part of the service by Joyce |’ ae & REPAIRS annuil repor' e hoped. this cou ob- |Island Council, Scou ted to obtain a government | Murray, =~ required course. Room Chief Leavitt noted that during |tained in the near future. The |Canada. 4 — ' cAlataint floor price of five reading, = oe oe High datol Socata gat unten by a wide margin Ee: i 1 Elacteic td the ‘year the department had re- lout of town fees for fire protec] Instructors for the Wolf Cub|Cents a pound for mackerel. — liane read the Scripture lesson. |way with a bang last Thursday| In the afternoon the Tee Sports eh ee sponded to six fires in the town, |tion just about pay the interest leaders. course were Mrs. Char-| It was suggested that a Mr. Peargon gave a short ad- |evening with the publicity com-|were in the Souris Arena Yee ‘ five out of town and to fifteen|on the new fire hall, the mayor Jes Dewar, O'Leary and Joan|Course be held for - provincial | dregs setting Phin the meaning |mittee staging a “blast off” with|with races for all ages. Follow. 7 : df : woods kes im the aren for # to- | said, “ Willis of ' Scout headquarters, |Park wardens outlining thelr / and purpose of Christian Youth {cars, signs and lots of noise.|ing this a. teachers’ was Se ee ee a of Foo cn ane Phe Most of the head table re Charlottetown : eR woes This | week. They drove around the streets of held in which Mr. won : I n, was at $2,725, but |addressed brief remarks to the ‘ ; m s passed along to - : ; Souris announ the opening |by ska across winner’s H t : outside fires caused a loss of |firemen. Be et ne etn |e Sia eS 2 ee enon, once lof the Ceciea © lie ‘an, toch abead rest. 1100 enanny $13,000. One in-town fire in = a|———-——_ res he was assisted by em. |, second highway to West |F0f reports: the Explorers,| The carnival was officially| ' The Senior students ee ee oe og built-up area could “have ~been COUPLE TO-MARRY. 2 Saieiln ot is ah Prince via MecNally'’s Point and Peggy Sobey; Tyros, Donald |opened by Hon. M. J. McQuaid,|the teachers in a ee 7h serious had it not been quickly ; cane eee c Gordon’s Wharf was also discus- Reid: CGIT. Charlene Green: |™-P.for_Kings. Mr, McQuaid|game. This‘is an annual event Main Brace brought under control. HOLLYWOOD (AP)—-A Brit-|Charlottetown Troop. sed and the proposal is once |rixic Donald Bowness, Kairos, |SP0Ke briefly about the advant-|and was enjoyed by all including Fo ee The chief complimented. the|ish - born disc jockey, Lord |- Course members were: Alber-| again to be tecommended, to the P G - ages of such a carnival by’ stres- en a ; noite Loy ome town council and plow despatch- | Timothy Hudson, has announced jton: Henry O'Malley, minister of highways. Gant ue” Boys Camp, | sing the fact that education and| — Souris 8. played host’ to Commodore Room ers for an excellent job of keep-|he will marry singer Dean|Leard; Bloomfield: A Reigh Sudsbury, supervisor of right. play create a well-balanced mind | Charlottetown Rural High School oe . Martin’s 21-year-old. daughter, |Intyre; O'Leary: Lioyg training courses in West and body. ‘“\ _|and defeated them 11-7 in a well- aero Claudia, Friday. Martin was out |thews, Rev. Bilroy M told the meeting that a) Morell School Margaret Mahar, 1965 Carn-|played high scoring game.’ A TONIGHT : DEATHS. % of townbut_a_ spokesman said |Keith Paugh, Carman | Den in harnessing and repair- ival Queen, crowned, the new/|three-star selection was made ' % -_.|Martin has.‘‘given his blessing” |Harold MacNeill; O'Leary: of fishing nets-and-gear. will C ival O queen, Jean MacCormack, in a bbc Seeley orcas sane : : REDDIN — At Charlottetown |to the marriage. Details . we een Bane Anna “Mp [shorty get underway in Tigaiah arniva pens a ee followed. ri he Aree aad De Caw: : nesday, 9) not available. rald Cornish, Bessie | De * a radio sounding com- : : official at ' atone ee sacar}. eadit’ Mar ee ee od The Morell Regional High [duty was to open the basketball] A cookout and coasting ended s and her brother and Miss Stewart, age 59 years. Funeral School an vane a and ape the gi Orcas iv: a edie ae Keaney, plus Cuker Pineau, plus other stant Seon Sint denaae ore re “acted starts with the |and the SRHS girls team. This |X! the third day of act-I ottracti A ‘ vee coronation dance tonight with event provided lots of laughs for |ivities. Each t grade pulled against one: ~~? — ; v3 everyone. .|each other Grade easily . r SULLIVAN — At the Charlotte. music the Blue hd tg hl gr held Tarai sn. defeated the other grades. 9 to 12 ae Members and Guests | town Hospital Wednesday Feb. of the evening will be | bet rinks skipped A basketball game between —— 9; "973 Ey J. (Kayo) Sullivan, crowring of the 1965 carnival Gerald Gallant, Gerald MecPhes students and male teachers-was : sf _ e 20) Grafton Street in, his 53rd ae. : and Daisey Gallant. _ am addition to the carnival -this | ; . year, Resting at. the Chanotte- Friday the events are sche-|" Gerald MacPhee ~ defeated |year.- The teachers defeated the : town Funeral Honle frcm where duled to start at noon with @ /n,isey Gallant in the first round 17-16 funeral will be held Friday toboggan relay, brocmball |and then won over Gerald Gal-|: A basketball tournament be- at 9745 for Requvlerh High Mage etna “ghaes between baniis (2%, % yin the, trophy. Mem. . ating at 9:4 for Requuierh High Mass in *. team . at St. Dunstan’s Basilica at 10 || Junior boys and ek teams and Me es. a Mac- : , a : . nald, chard ssner oe ae oe A torehlight parade to the [David Kassner. ee & rink will take place that even- |FFATURE FOLKSINGERS SHEPHERD — At the Charlotte- | j ing where Morell RHS will meet | A variety show featuring folk- town Hospital Feb. 7, 1986, Clare Sourts RHS. : sin, ‘Campbell and

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