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ATTENTION ‘ FARMERS

A series of Twilight meetings on the subject of FORAGE CROPMANAGE- TILITY WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS:

Date Farm Operator Addrem Monday,June22 ....Keith Barrett Lot l6

Tuesday. June 23 . . . Theodore Gallant . . . . . . . Cape Egmont Wednesday, June 24 . Glories Cormier & Sons . . . . . ‘St. Philip Thursday. June 25 . . . Robert woodside & Son . . . . . Knutstord Friday. June 26 .....Jack Clark Alma

Starting Time 8:00 PM. D.S.T. Meetings held regardless of Weather. EVERYONE WELCOME. P.E.I. Department of Agriculture.

year to year And friends from day to day

,But never will the ones I loved; .

P‘mm memory pass away. i‘ r f n I Always remembered by Ar-r

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MacRAE —- In loving memoryl OTTAWA (CPI ~— Despite ‘he eligible for all dental servv‘sity. Montreal; the University of of Harold Higdon MacRae,§acute shortage of dentists. the ces. Alherlaz Edmonton: and "10 who passed away June 22. royal commission on health In the second year. all chil- Universuy of Montreal,

1961. services says it’s Imperative ' dren aged four to seven inclus- , $2.000 STUDENT GRANT

that a national dental program live would be covered. and in, The professional training ,grant should be increased to provide an annual grant of $2.- 000 to each Canadian dental stu- dent who has satisfactory per- formance in his final two years at a Canadian dental school.

But all the measures designed

create more dentists won’t produce e n o u g h professional manpower to handle the posed dental program, says the commission.

A large-scale program to train :dental auxiliaries — such as in lBritaln and New Zealand—must 'begin next year if they were 00 commission says educational fa- ,be trained in time for the start cilities are so limited that even of the children's program this ratio cannot be maintained . 968

‘ Lovineg remembered and . Sadly missed by Mother. Sister for children begin immediately. lthe third year all children be- and Emilie!” “We . , . believe this program tween three and eight would be to be so important that it cannot eligible- ‘ await federal government andi 1n the following years. the provincial government decisions qualifying age group would be 22 1962 [on the comprehnesive health ,extended by one year uhtll. by , H i; “m .at the mm m t m iprogram as a whole . . . . This ‘ 1980. all children unto the age} tears are shed a e ‘ program must. have one of the ofnlli. would be covere . t be That ten of a bean m l lhighest priorities among all our Fmancial resources mus I But the lonely tears of 8th: Still- prgﬁosar'nta] mgram would be gearggnizlnlgljtletthaSESEEaCISnI): I e en p _, , ‘ Ayiegrs menuy, ﬁnanced wholly by the two 18‘“ aalzrge scale, the commission borne lels gt golvegnment without cost s y ' - lto t e c i ren. S‘imusmg by friends we “’1 f Sinc‘e it would be 1lmptzsstilble In th ' i or te presen suppy 0 en-. With eaméﬁiemglfymjvf :gceeb‘x: tists to handle the program. the have heartaches commisswnt. In its reportj‘to ghee. ' ‘Thinking dear Dad 0‘ YOU- I .6?an ‘. recommen-f .‘ n without a substantial expansion l The commission estimated at I L0H" Ely remembered hyl trammg Of dental auxmapes lof dental schools. least 1.000 auxiliaries should be sons and daughters’ Irma?“ Milo :lt‘lédythgrgﬁg 3 It recommends that Ottawa available by January. 1968. if McCANNELL _In loving mem_‘u':,’der {’heyiﬁrzu supervision of establish a health facilities de the program is to begin than. any of a dear wife and mo_ 1 a demm - ,velopment fund and‘that funds . They would be trained under the ther. Mrs Hector McCannelll T I The a"octath m pm‘dlgegmliemalll$251135:le 01:0 apjiiint‘a‘llnmx ' -- I . N63 ecosoexpann en c_ 1:31:21: (ligagzarted this life June E Bgﬁchgﬁggggrshgggts the schools at Dalhousie.University, ’ quate salary in order to attract Down' a m'ad maps calm Indliprogram begin in 1953_ when Halifaxzthe University of Man- a sufficient number of appli- peaceful. gchildren aged five and six would ltObB- Wmhlpeﬂi MCGlU Uhlver- rants.

‘ gglidzd by God's loving hand l . e o 6...: 3.1.3:: assistant-V OB'TUARY No Distinction Is Urged IAnd although our hearts are, FRANK WILLIS I ’

In Mentally, Physmally III

‘MAY —— In loving memory ofI our dear father. J. Bernard: May who passed away Junel

remembrance The present dentist-population ratio shows that 3,108 Canadians depend on one dentist and the

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‘ heavy I Inserted by the family.

mm the “mm” “’9 mu“ bear On April 8th, 1964, the resi— May It help to bring us comfort dents of North River and sur- lKnOWmE She is balmy there. wounding districts were sadden- OTTAWA «cpl The royal' If an Immediate start. was i Sadly missed Md IOVTHeg re-‘ed to le 3” of the passing of commission on health services .made on adding psychiatric 1 Then”)er by HUSbahd and film»1 Frank Bruce wins at the prince has called for “an immediate : wings to general hospitals. at I‘ly- l Edward Island Hospital, The ; end to the distinction that some the rate of 1.. s a year. all Willis ml still make in attitudes towards ‘patients could be transferred by

Mr. was born . those who are mentally ill and

ioLow ._ In loving memory of late h c

‘ : Kin ston the son of Charles andl ‘ III/Illa “12222‘1' J" "I " Clnw"Elizgabeth Wilils in the year of ‘ those who are physically Ill." I The to ﬂoral government 1960 p away ' une 22nd' 1333. ‘ There was an. encouraging should permit the cost of these Somewhere back of the sunset Mr, willie was twice marrierL trend toward this and that new psychiatric Wings. and en.

- . I. ' ' wife Ethel Bowmangvery change ls making positive sure that no grants go toward Ezeﬁielso‘ﬁl‘zeﬁn’fv:{ gdlloes' Igfssgﬂaway In 1920 leaving I action possible and the outlook mental hospitals larger than 300 Mid the blue .nd the “a o“ a 50m After his marriage in lfor treatment results hopeful iflbeds, Out-patient departments

the skies. .1923 to Mrs. Birdie Farnan he 'no‘t‘nactually olfotll-nls'tlltcé1 “he” :hgléld‘iibietsesglafbiligshﬁthln £3311:- ' I ' . cases 0 me I ., . . And we Who have known and mi}: wing’rszsma ’2;“§‘,‘,’§;; that can be treated should go ‘tatlve services. ' as high- I to special wings of general hos-’ The commission also recom- Ipitals or special psychiatric hos- mended similar approaches ill with no mor 'Ioo,the mentally-retarded the of Kingston United Church . beds, the commission said In its elimination of big. impersonal and always Qpressed . keen report tabled in the Commons. .lnsti-tutlons. more constructive interest in the work of ‘ "We holieve that adequate pI'OJO-Cls to occupy them. at Chm-ch. Besides his sormwing treatment of mentally - 111 pa- the establishment of commu- wife he is survived bv his son‘ lien“l can no be properly hlly servlces so many mentally Milton and three gran‘dchndrem I achieved in large. isolated, seg- retarded persons can remain at also two brothers Bertram wit- regated. undifferentiated men- ome. he of Kiuggton and Lemuel wn- tal 'asylums." Because of the "extreme lm-

loved him I d t d Whose passin has br . esty an integri y an w g ought “d I ly respected by residents of the . }district, he was a faithful mem- | PllalS ' her

tears.

Will cherish his memory always —

To brighten the passing years. Sadly missed by his wife.

Rubber Ass’n .Says Business

lis of California, as well as a . “.— pol‘tance” 0' earl-v diagnout “I Shows Strength number of nephews and nieces. F'Uorldaﬂon ‘gell‘dtﬁn ﬁlﬂﬂg‘ begixgyneiég After a brief private servic . " ‘

TQRONTO “3‘” ~ J- W- h; at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home Recommended - . . ~ Miner 0' Gr‘nby- Que" PM“ a largely attended funeral ser- Professmna] tralmng gun“ I’. ﬂing“ 3'" Rubber Amelth vice was held at Kingston Unit-: B Commission ," 3 'Vf” “mu” “ "“d’ r ,3” 5' To“ The 355091“ ed Church. conducted by Revn Y , ..°' me “'8. gradual” WT” ‘9 .lons annual meeting Thursday 1. L. walls assisted by Rev. 1“. OTTAWA lCPl _ Fluorida- "1 1‘ "sychlatry fields.

w_ Howard. The pail tion of all community water sys- Medical SChOOlS Should get

the industry's production vol- bearers f

ume index increased 10 190.5 of were; Heber Barre“. L o r n e? tems in Canada 10 prevent IOOII‘I special grant-S "I help Them can" 1963 from 167.0 the previous ‘Smim, John wan-en, Don- ‘idecay was recommended today duct speclﬂl four-<93 lll psych!- ycar. . I ,ld Ramsay_ Keir Warren by the royal commission on _a__tr_\' for general practitioners.

Fish Catch—— Down In May

Domestic sales of pneumatic tires In 1963 were reported to be in excess of 11,500,000 units. Conveyor belting sales rose to 1.345.000 feet' and heavy indus-

and Alexander MacGregor. The health “Woes; _

remains were placed in the Cut-l The 00mml55l°h 5 Proposal lll cliffe Receiving Vault, later withis controversial health area, be interred in Kingston Cemenalso recommended federal pro- tery. ', vincla l co - operation in the in-

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All replies’ treated confidentially.

trial hose to 14.3%.000 feet. c stallation of fluoridation sys-

Sales of wate roof rubber foot- 1 toms, V

wear and can?" shoes also in- " ‘3” mm” ‘houlfl Ill'm'ld'. (WT-“WA ’("P‘ —r Catch of

creased. “'9 Frank vyinﬁ tn 9 e the commission's pro. .IOR fish. and shellfish by But Mr. Miner warned Cana- I V L "i "m’" ‘" V‘Wlmmdlﬂhd and

posed health facilities develop-

e 1 fund. grants to the prov- ince of 75 per cent of the cost of equipment and installation for community water

‘press their most sincere thanks dlan rubber companies will be I to Rev. 1. L. Walls. Rev. 'r. w. faced with more Vigorous inter- Howard and their many friends i national competition in future and relatives for their kind ex- years. pressions of sympathy.

NOTICES NOTICES FOR SALE BY TENDER

the Maritime provinces do. creased ".6 per cent in May to 114.453.0011 pounds 508.000 pounds in the correl- pondinc ocriod of 1963. the bur- eau of statistics announced. Landed value of the sea fish and shellfish rose '22 per cent ‘in May to 010.429.1100 from 88- 000

‘ fluoridating supplies. “The evidence. now garnered over 30 years. Is that the tech-' ‘nique of fluordation proocrly controllcd ls effective. Inexpen-

. sire and safe." the commission 550. I 1 furnished 46' x 10" gencral dclux-c mobile said . 1'3"“sz "' "“l' I‘M“- '9'" The (e d e r al government fish. herring. mackerel and sal~

mon were smaller In May this

home. C'w existing lean-to pol-ch. stairs. etc. For year than last. while those of

should provide (or fluoridation ‘of water supplies in areas or

viewing appointment phone 4-9668 or 2-2109. 1institutions under Its lursidic- haddock. pollock. small ﬂltfllh. _ :tion, including the Northwest obsters and scall s wen Tenders close 12:00 noon June 29th. 1964. High- “Thom-.3 and armed services In W

rger. establishments. Groundflsh Indian in an n rural areas where commu-I month declined 4.1 per cent to nlty water systems are non-ex-‘ . , nds from M,I|'. .lstent. public health authorities 000 pounds. with 0 correspond- [should adopt. other methods of in: decrease in value from g.

est or any tender not necessarily accepted.

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P. 0. Box 218—Charlottetown fluoridation. l 573.000 to 32.563.M