The Guardian, Charlottetown Thurs. April 21 1266. 13

expand his ‘operation by obtain- rounded by it ‘and: it is 2 matter ' ling good yields of grass and hay of deciding which job has prior- there is the prospect of spending ity and which decisions must be

to consider investing. $5,000 or that must be considered more in a combine to harvest

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smaller operations each requis. ing special attention.

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| GETS DEATH SENTENCE MOSCOW (Reuters) —-A_Si- has sentenced a mat te déath for blinding a po- licéMan. the newspaper Sovet-

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up to $35 per acre for chemical carried out vehicles, the acquiring ‘ extra skaya_ Rossiya reported Wed- OF laa METAL fertilizer. The grain grower. On.fM average miacd farm help and insurance for the va- nesday. Policeman Nikolai Vol- *

3 YEW YORK (AP) — Airlines , ; ‘ with a large acreage may have the following are a partial list rious hazards to.life and proper- a the world are checking kov. was driving the man to a "3 CAN MAKE a ei

The care and feeding of the variety in his or her occupation : him drunk in his car when the his crop iy k ial : there is nothing to compare with cracks in the tail assembly man hit him on the head and rs The dairy farmer planning tg RV CHOOR. eDecial allentinn for f Some are finding them then tried to squeeze out his Problems Scicraten : hin oetttien may | ones producing young ones, arming a The. checks were ordered by eyes i have to face up to investments |the pemeiee of seed and ferti- PLAN EXHIBITION “Boeing following the March 5 - | i= : in excess of $20,000. Certainly |lizer an i eens out-of feed : crash of .a British Overgeas _.'.. GETS UN POST Our the requirements today for a |2md_ bed oe. ne les, the re- TORONTO ‘CP) — The Na- airways Corporation 707 in UNITED NATIONS (AP)—AL-| sass successful farm operation are ‘pairing of machinery, the pur- tional Gallery of Canada an- : 424 enn (bert F. Bener. Jr.. a member ‘ bound to overawe the timid and chase of new machines, the re- nounced plans Wednesday for Tokyo, in / whee RErSOMS yf the U.S. mission to the those who believe-tat security Pairing of fences. the getting of an outdoor exhibition of contem- were killed. It was the second United Nations, was named

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fatal crash involving 707s in six months

The company said the minute cracks were caused by metal fatigie in some of its, older planes. but none were: danger- ous

porary Canadian Sculpture in the plaze of Toronto's city hall during the summer of 1967. The exhibition, with a budget of $60,- 000, will be organized by Dor- othy Cameron. former Toronto art dealer

Wednesday as UN deputy high commissioner for refugees.| Bener, 51, was appointed “to the post by the high commissioner for refugees, Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan He will assume bie duties Oct. 1

t jlumbey for a possible new build- ee ed hrough Pemny ing to be erected. the financing

of the operation, meetings to at- The active farmer who greets {eng family matters to be dealt

ithe world-on these early spring | with. {mornings is under no necessity Ali of the above can again be lof “Going to work’. He is sur-)broken down into numberless

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VICTORY-SUPPER FOR OSCAR WINNER

British actress Julie Christie, who won an Academy Award Oscar two hours earlier, at- tends movie party following

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FEDERATION NEWSLETTER Lack Of Legislative Action Disappointing

By J. LINCOLN DEWAR The writer while pleading alize the scale» and investment We are greatly indebted to a guilty to certain shortcomings involved in many of the larger friend for the loan of a book en- from the standpoint of sense of | lfarming operations. The pota- titled ‘Abstract of ‘the Proceed-|humour is nevertheless very ‘to grower who has 100 acres of ings sere the Land “Commis- |greatly puzzled by the conduct potatoes. has probably plowed 's _commis- | of the Legislature which on |down in the vicinity’ of _$12.000 deal with many. occasions bears more re- worth of seed and fertilizer and the land question in the province semblance to a bear pit or low there are many other expenses ———and “consisted of John Hamilton: grade burlesque “show than it" before—any—part-of—the—crop—is}- Gray, Joseph Howe of Nova does to a serious minded body jharvested and any income ap- Scotian fame _and_J.-W. Ritchie...concerned--with-the ‘general wel--' pears. RSet Hearings were held throughout /fare of the-province and its citi-' For the cattleman wishing to the province and the evidence |zens o.

__¢ brought forward. gives an in- | Wed t pr wins ~*“"sight into the value of land, rents col, presume...in__apeak

wages, yields of erop and pri- \on behalf of other sections of 50- | j ces. Generally the evidence is |Ciety but am forced to the cons | of quite a serious nature but ‘elusion that the agricultural in-| some matters of lighter concern terest of the province are not | were dealt “with for example. |well served by the 30 elected re- |

Mr. Hensley - Do you know \presentatives: A request direct- | who cut the tail off the sheriff’s-€d by the-Federation. of Agricul- | |

boy friend, at her side. She was named best actress of the year for her role in ‘‘Darling.”’

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horse ; jture to the Select Standing Com-. Mr. Stewart - Nq_ , |mitte on Agriculture that it Mr. Hensley - I suppose it jexamine and. report on the oa

might -havebeen_the—proprietor. ferent acts giving power of ex- |

for aught you can tell. propriation received | no atten- |- _Mr.- Stewart---Yes—it-might. |tion whatsoever. It. is probably |

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see fan eed many farmers fail to re- . MacGowan -.No, a man ran 7 st procure firewood and,

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fence rails off his farm. Had he | only a’ few acres these neces- | saries would soon be exhausted. | The trade in timber is now done | on this. Island, so we must “look | upon the country solely in an | agricultural point of view.

The court met in Georgetow on September 19, 1860 and thi following is noted.

Mr. Howe - In coming to thi place I passed a settlement ca led New..Perth, where I sa fine farms, neat buildings good stack yards and thought it co trasted favourably with many ot- | her portions -of this Island; what is the cause of prosperity there?

Mr. Thomas Owen- MPP. - The persons who went there to set- tle had money when they came to the country and with the as- sistance of that; and by selling timber have purchased their farms and are all free holders with an exception. |

Mr. Owen - Farms in this part do net change hands frequently. A farm of 120 acres at one shil-. ling rent on the Georgetown Road, ~five miles. distance from the town and only one. mile from one of the best shipping places on the. Island and about four miles from the celebrated | Montague ‘Bridge with 50 acres clear having a barn worth 50.) avounds and a pretty good dwel- | ling house sold for 130 pounds | three months ago. The sale was a voluntary one. - The absence of firewood on the place was the . man's reason for selling it.

LEGISLATIVE MATTERS

The experience of agriculture in obtaining. législative action in our local Legislature is far | from encouraging Generally farm organizations hesitate to) ask for amendments to existing legislation as there is always the | fear that uninformed members | will cannibalize the act in ques- tion and approach it in a state | of mind more_ emotional than | progmatic 5

Of—two—amendments—_request-_;

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