GEORGETOWN A meeting | was held recently at Gulf. Gar- den Foods Limited Plant here in connection with a_ survey. be- ing conducted of Prince+Edward Island Centres, including George- town, Montague and . Souris, in Kings County. The survey is to} assess the heed for hospital ser- vices in the light of present and future population and to ascer- tain f. such services {ere pro- vided the prospects foy the con- tinued need for the seivices and the question on m intaining same.

oe meeling was presided over |

by Mayor Howard S. MacLean and attending wood and G.M. Wheatley of the Hospital Service Commission: R. McQueen of Agnew Peckham, and Associates, Toronto; Cyril | A. Davis, President of Gulf Gar- den Foods Ltd., Tom-Sanderson, | President of Bathurst Marine |

were: J.E. Ledger. | the work.in’ the plant. Many of

\the same care and treatment. to |

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‘Hospital Services Survey | Island 1 en Page Discussed At Georgetown

ture. Of the two hundred: and ;

sery on occasions to utibize the cases would be treated in the thirty families it is estimated

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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown: Week ‘April 6, 1966.

- heie . will ites” to both: ‘the sea cand the land: this. port, could,

‘services of the Company's truck home hospital, but where special-| that the planned sewer system i+ the near future, because an *

with. a cot bed or stretcher. ist care was .needed patients | would serve one handred “and

Figures presented by. Bathurst would continue to seek that type elghty six families. Marine Officials showed that -ta) of care elsewhere in larger hos-|. Dr. date the amount’ of $19,200. had pitals. Mr. MacKenzie and Mr.|to attend the meeting but ex- been paid_in cqgtributions to-- MacPhail speaking on behalf pressed his opinion of the mat- Workmen's Compensation Fund;* their fellow Union.Members.and | ter through a lettef. He pointed $12,000. to. Maritime Hospital their families, pointéd- out the | out that in ‘connection with es- Services and. 2,942;—for- ‘Con- difficulty of transportation from | tablishing hospital services for federation Life Benefits. and to the Town in the event of | this.area it must not be over-

Speaking - for Gulf Garden illness and accident. Another | looked that the facilities to’ be, Foods Ltd., Cyril A. Davis, stat-| point raised. was the delay in| provided must be also directed ed. that we- should not think obtaining- appointments and. at- to the younger element of the solely. of the present byt more.’ tention, under present conditions, | population, who will necessarily particularly of the future when as doctors are busy and walting| become associated’ with the an estimated:four hundred work- lists are long. ers will be required to handle wajor MacLean ‘advised that! He listed-as free would be made avail-| ments of tal services able for -hospital construction. | Georgetown the following points: Sewer and water facilities to! the recent incorporation of the serve eighty per cent of the town | | local indystries, a fact that as-| are in the. process of finalization | sures ‘permanency; Georgetown and it is expected that tenders | to instaff those facilities would; be called in ‘the very near fue | occupations of the labor

those workers’ will have come from various parts of Canada and Europé-where they were ac- |customed to medical care and) health facilities and will expect |

| he readily available in this pro-

A. Kennedy was ‘iaabie jnter

| working force of the Institution. | ance were conducted on a tour ef gitimate require- Gulf'Gafden Foods plant, by the in President, Cyril A. Davis.

important terminal in a proposed - provincial transportation. link ‘with’ Nova ‘Scotia. _

One of the most important facts contained in Dr. Ken- nedy’s letter was the.fact that there i# no fireproof hospital ia this area or in Kings County and this is an imptrative need.

Following: the . meeting coffee was served and-those’in attend-

KEEP PORKY PETS. Pigs are family pets in the

is now definitely the focal point |New Hebrides and boars’ tusks of development in this province; are trained to grow in -orna- force mental circles.

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Limited; Rev. Louis RB. Dooley; | vince. aa Town Councillor, Mrs. John | oe ne puerene. ince Oct-' : : : Currie; Charles Mair and Harry ober 1st, 1965 the number of per- (J - Ad, ' ear’. McConnell of the staff of Gulf | sons employed including staff has | From my & Innis Men's s | Weer. i Garden Foods Ltd and R.J. Mae- | been two- hundred. At present . = Phail gnd G'M. MacKenzie, em- “the company has four trawlers ; ployees.of Bathurst Marine Ltd., -fishing with-a combined: ¢rew-of 2 /-and-representing the workers. thirty two seamen. Three more who are members of Labour trawlers of a simflar size and Union Kings Lodge 1934. nine larger ones are either now in Repre under .construction or on order A Sov seh gta i ee ee to the com. | = the 1 pany a@ rate of three-or four = CFD BATTLES BLAZE = | tuber one” hundred and ity over, the next three er” for Eee usic Festival | sett etdition thers n'a com) votre : mbers of the Charlotte. Euston and Hillsboro Street im | -cne if the city’s largest homes. |: 2 pany numbering Thirty. FULL CAPACITY ee eS Ae ee Erica Theatay: ellie | Bane occupants at home at the ‘Is cheduled. Tncluded in the staff are two When the Company's Trawler |, leat er. Top od Ss —ty action as they battle a blaze —noon-—The-house,-owned—joint-—|— fire; eseaped_with-—- Se ear ne rst Aid men and one Nurses | Fleet has reached full capacity | — ttn at ey buena te Te Saw red in) ~ cannih wil tata. aaon | Peau olerd ace te ial mero enon em | ‘YR ment building-on the cornet of Mrs. Catherine Carson, was | | wide music festival in celebra-| numbered two. eaided ana Nee Six ore Hundred and | ~~ - A % length with a. tch gu lining. In {search Council — Nuffield Foun- {tion of Centennary Year, 1967. : ae ie ate. ies , 1 And in +4 seventy five, which included -in- | reached the plant will be employ- colors of beige,. green blue. : ‘recently on Biophysics applied | |dation Visiting Scientist spoke on For many years the Federation juries to the eyes: legs: chest; lj four-hundred.to:tive-handred ait: alee Uae Regular_value_ Noted Scientist to Plant Science’ featured a not-|"S0me Fundamental Biophysi-.| of Canadian Music festivals has abdominal: hand and injuries Baia ic. ( Adit tye c o “sizes shorts : o ed visiting scientist jeal Studies on Plants’. A se- | been thought of.as a national fes-| guffered from electric shock. tine ni a a . oo] Wat OE. New Only-- Addresses Group Dr. Jack Dainty, Professor of en ee Usa Le | fival,but this is not faet. was stated that those requiring tish and vegitehios will provide | see A-seminat which was held at /Biological Science, University of [versity with application to. the’ erse'in 1967 ail be the repult ed | meetin, medical ald had bees twelve month employment Men's All Wool Worsted | Men's New Spring ; Sircly Court at the Experimen- /East Anglia, Norwich, Englaiid’) Maritimes’ was given- by. Prof. erge in wi result of | taken to hospital’. twélve miles Since October Ist, 1965 the a a tal Farm, here at Charlottetown ‘and presently a National Re-|naviq Fensorm. Biology. Desk, fone rine ey ae oe away. Company has contributed to! * ————=|| Mt. Allison. University," Sack- |tivals, The Quebec Music Festi- Ambulance service presented Maritime Hospital Services - the | ‘S ITS fe ATS i ee ville, N.B. Dr. W.B. Stallworthy, |val and the Centenary Con. @ problem due to the distance in- | sum_of $711; to Workmen's Com- | = D ANCING Head of the Diology Department, | mittee. volved, and. it was found neces | pensation. Fund the sum of $2210. ° Mt. Allison University was also| The Prince Edward Island | on. behalf of ship's crews and the Made Canadian ‘ending By Condon and Bradisley, | « AT THE repent. competition_in_the 1967 Festival {Classes will so “to Saint_John | Sum of $2179. on behalf of plant manataclurers la ai the “latest: | styled. in Leadon, taper and | * R.C. Parent was ‘chairman at will be on May 8, 1967. In each |{°F Competition. National win- ‘ E: . * “oe, | wide brim modek im: all the pe s meeting. Dr, Dainty was in- | province - there will. be. local |2¢T* in the scaioe classes will be Bee In addition the: Company | | z ne See cis cas to to Se Spring shades. Regular troduced by Professor Fensom | competitions to select... provin- ana eee During its period of | wae see E TD price, was 9.9. Now only a and thanked by Professor Tom cial winners who will go on to|{cators, whose names have yet oF HI-NOTES Lothian: Dr. MacLeod introdue- compete in the Centennary Fes-|*0 be almounced. The names of Cee rece = yimogladl os Musie by the ed Professor Fensom who was tival to be held in Saint John, |these winners will be released medical cases. eiaied: = Ghartetiseeee? 's renee aoe cia ithanked by Father Steet New- Brunswick; July —10—-to-16 pata! pom of oe are Rev._L.B._Dooley “expressed.| See - In attendance at this seminar |1967. The contest will bé Seas % 00 - — 12:00. wee ~Adm. 60¢ |were members of the research only fo amateurs resident’ ia | _s im judging the junior class. | the opinion that the less sertous tl ag stat of’ the _pxperintental Fare, | Canada. tes ee hiadeg whee - “~ ae and sfidents “in Biology; “Competitions are to be divided | ere dav 2 _NO DANCE Goov FRIDAY pee te Dunsa Delve oe nie Ce latch n--ptoviatiacorcgeti ‘Good Friday Se vi ; and staff members from the piano. and woodwind or brass tions will be judged by five in- Satvation Army =jBiology Department, Prince of and divided into junior and sen- | ‘ernationally known adjudicat- : : Wales College. “for. Juniors being 16 years and ors in St. John. Competition. be- 10:30 a.m. i ‘Good Fride Service’ | ‘The visiting scientists were en-, under. —— | gins on May 6, 1967 in St. Jotn's|. — “Commun ty y Sed a eee Dr. and’. National ‘scholarships of $1,000 and ends June 21 in Re-| “Choosing the Cross” ; {Mrs. Lloyd MacLeod on Sunday for first $500 for second winners |8'"8- * “ZION CHURCH, CHARLOTTETOWN levening. and were. guests of |Wwill be awarded. in the senior ‘ : : ‘Prince of Wales College at lunch- |class except for the vocal which Good Friday, April Sth—3 P.M. leon at noon on Monday at-Mont-will have $750 for second and jj ~ y }gomery Hail. Dr.’ Dainty was} |$500 for third with ‘no. age limit. | Speaker: REV) tee cae ‘A. MeCUAIG, B.A., B.D. favorably iteaeseee with the | The fitter scholarships are $500 a. 9° pbeauty and agricultural poten- | for first and $250 for ‘second in 4 : Sermon; “WERE YOU THERE tial of Prince Edward Island and | all four classes. $ Anthem: “For God So Loved The World”—J. Steiner | predicted a_great future for thisg In the choral work he Lin.’ J Organist and Director of Choirs: Mrs, Harvey MacKinnon, | 4Te@ agriculturally. re ae eee trophies will : national Centennary winners eres stank oe ea County: Maictecia! CHINESE TEASED BRAIN without any further competition. puzzles were .invented| It is to be noted that only win- ; » ancient Chinese. ‘ners inthe senior provincial | “ d SAUCER | that's At Corney Bros. 1964 Lid. AND HERE IS Just A FEW OF |. and of OUR SPECIALS! — : ie ae "TUESDAY, APR. 12, ‘69 FORD Galaxie ‘65 CHRYSLER ‘S8PLYMOUTH =. |" — “Joe O’Brien” . : : | . ae = a p.m. 500 Sedan. Power equipped. “Rtadio. Two | Sedan 8-automatic, power steering and Sedan. Licensed. Running condition. e a > driving tone. Still under manufacturer's war- brakes. Radio. 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