Fishermen Hear Talk On Lobster Industry

.6. Wilder Atlanttcwlldsrstitedthattberesaonfor Sutton. st. Andrewt. N. smaller at a well ttendod

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may manufactured and mlgglly. Be axvllllml movement and 01 lobil-er! is belns recorded by means of tag- ging and said that the

that short lobsters increase about fifty percent in weight each year. During the question period Dr.

Short Course I:

Sheep Husbandry Concludes Today

-A highly successful three-day short course in sheep husbandry, sponsored by the Provincial De- partment of Agriculture and con- ducted by Keith Clay. Prince County field man, concludes to- day at the home of Claude Bar- geit, Springfield. where the flock of 22 sheep belonging to Mr. Irv- ing Haslam, of Springfield. have been made available for shear- ing demonst -tiuns and for shear- ing practice.

The shearing demonstrations were given by Mr. James Mundy of the Canada Department of Agriculture and assisted by Mr. Bob Pierce of the Provincial De- partment of Agriculture.

This is the first short course of this kind held on the Island, and has been highly successful in teaching some of the Junior sheep breeders the latest methods in shearing and packaging of wool.

Yesterday Mr. S. B. Williams, superintendent. from the Experi- mental Station, Nappan. Nova scotia, gave talks on all phases

tsf sheep husbandry.

Those attending the course in- clude: Grant Graham. Montague. R.ll. 4; Jack T. Doyle. Charlotte- town; Ivan Bowness. Norboro; George Arsenault, Mount Car- mel; John D. Duggan. Crawford Sinclair. and Irving Haslsm of Springfield; Archie Arsenault, Abram's Village. and Henry W. Wedge. Summerside.

Because of the interest shown is these demonstrations. the Pro- vincial Department of Agricul- ture plans on conducting a simi- hr course next year. but on a much larger scale.

Western

-CARD PART! hr spr-ms Vll' lq hall, Thursday. March 81st.

-CARD PARTY H lea View Iall. Friday. Allrll lat.

-CARD PARTY and Cribbage. Legion Homo, Kenslsigtosi. Thurs- day, March list, I p. ns. Every- one welcome.

Death of Mrs.

e Vernon Matthew

-The death occurred on Satur- day. March Nth. at the Prince County Hospital of Mrs. Vernon Matthew of Summerslde. She was 74 years of age. The late Mrs. Matthew had been born in Sum- merside in the home on Water Street East. in which she was liv- ing at the time of her death. Apart from 15 years in 0'Leary. all her life had been spent here. g

She had been in failing health for the past two years. but her condition became more serious about two months ago and three weeks ago she entered the hos-

to

She was the former Lucy Mae Glover. a daughter of the late Thomas Cairns Glover and his wife, Hannah Watters. She is sur- Dolly and one son Thomas. both at home. Four children predeceas- ed her. Also surviving are seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

While living in O'&ary. Mrs. Matthew was active in many com- munity movements and played the organ for both the Presbyterian and United Church services. After returning to Summerside she was an active member of the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church and of the Readis Corner Women's Institute. In more recent years her health caused her to give up these activities.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew were married fifty-two years ago on August 14th last.

The funeral was held from her late residence on Tuesday after- noon with service at 2:00 p.n1. conducted by Rev. J. Donald Mac- Kay. Interment was in the Peo- ple's Cemetery. Pall bearers were Messrs. J. F. Arnett. W. E. For- bes. Ben Sharpe. George Mac- Innis. Frank Plstts. and Dr. J. A. MacMurdo.-S.

SEEK LINK WITH REDS

TOKYO (AP)-Nearly 2.000 Jap- anese from all major political Parl- ies held a rally Wednesday urgllil Japan to expedite diplomatic re- lations with Russia and Red China It was sponsored by the People! Conference for Restoration of Dip- lomatle Relations with the Soviet Union and China,” a private organ-

lzatlon.

Guardian -BIRTHDAY PARTY - On Tuesday evening of this week a

number of friends of Mr. Frlnk

Gamble gathered at his home on Convent Street to celebrate the occasion of his birthday. A very pleasant evening was spent. lIl8ll- lighted with music. singing and good fellowship. The genial host in well chosen words thanked his

good friends for rememh -in; him -BEDEQUE RINK March 81, on his blrthdw and for their hockey double header. wishes that he will see many

ior Edaque vs. New Annan; Albany vs. Lower Freetown. Admission

meats.

happy returns of the dny- ll-eli'06ll' meats lsting of ice cream and cake were served.

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-Friends and relatives of this viclnltyaresorrytolearnofmrs. Archie Gsllant's continued illness and wish her a speedy and com- plete recovery. .

There is a considerable amount of colds in this vicinity. some children have been absent from school for a few days.

Miss Angela Corcoran recently spent a few days visiting with her aunt . James Rooney and Mr. Roon . Mill River.

Misses Kemmy and June Mc- Gregor. Burton, spent Saturday afternoon visiting relatives in Piusvilis.

Quite a number from this vic- inity attended the play in Alberton entitled "Aunt Abby Answers An Ad", which waa' enjoyed very much.

, GUY

-Mr. and Mrs. James Dlmbar and Mr. Ellis Smallmu: of Alma were visitors to relatives and friends in O'Leary and Knutsford recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harris. Springfield West. were visitors on Thursday to O'Leary and vicinity.

Mr. Golding Frizzell lot Spring- field West was a visitor to Mon- tague and Charlottetown recently;

Conway

-Mr. and Mrs. George Thump! son were visiting . . D Boyle at-the Prince County Hos- pital. Surnrnersldo on Monday. March 38th.

Mr. Marshall Murphy. Freeland. was a business visitor to Sum- merside on Monday, March 28th..

The many friends of Master Victor Mllllgan son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mllligan will regret

well in Bloomfield.

had as her guest recently. Missl Annie Macl..ean of West Point.

Arsenault are glad to see him back home again after being a patient in hospital.

accompanied by Mrs. Edwin Dig-

William Palmer in Freeland.

us. Mr. and Mrs. Afbtn Crab,

1 Miss Harriet Smith. O'Leary.i

The many friends of Mr. Felix

ln' a long court battle testing thel validity of the Canadian Wheat iBoard Act was completed Wed- lnesday in Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench.

Mr. Justice Ralph Maybank-re-

Mr .and Mrs. Wesley Dignan. nan. attended the funeral of Mrs.

'l.1lII.PIdI.y,,Ml.!!:I The

First Stop In- Long WET- Board Test Case Completed ,.,.,,,, ,,,.,, mm, ..,,.

WINNIPEG (CPI-The first step sure

to learn he has been confined to his home With the "flu" and wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. Lorne Riley accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George Morri- son and Miss olive Tuplin were business visitors to Summerside on Tuesday, March 29th.

Mr. Ernie Brown has returned to his home in Piuaville after spending some time in Halifax.

Old man winter is taking quite a stay with us this year. The plough finally made its way through after the cars and trucks had been snow-bound for about a week.

-D. A.

Burton

-Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sentner, Roseville. were recent guests of Mrs. Sentner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wood, Burton.

Mrs. Vernon Doyle and

Patrick. Campbellton. were

cent visitors to Summerside. I

The many friends tof Mrs. Frank MacDougall, Bloomfield are pleased to learn she has re- turned to her home from Prince County Hospital. Summerside. where she underwent a major operation.

SDII re-

Misses Kemmie and June Mac- Gregor. Burton. were recent vis- itors of Mrs. Ambros ,Corcoran. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corcoran, also Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran of Piusville.

The many friends of Mrs. Bella Buthr, Gleng iy. are pleased to learn her health is greatly isn- proved. She will soon be return- ing to her home from Western Hospital. Alberton. where she has been a patient for some time.

The Burton 4-H Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs. Peter Dalton on Monday. March 28. The president Christina Doyle presided. The meeting opened by repeating the 4-H pledge in llIIi- son. Minutes Were read by ll"! secretary. June MacGregor. Fol- lowing the sewing class in sing- song was enjoyed. R

Continued from page '6

Albany Si. Pats

The following players were pre- sented with specisl prizes by the management:-Ralph Hardy. sch- m-m.n'g Eagles; Erskine Forbes, Lot 18 Rangers; Lester Basnall. Wilmot. J. J. " in mi Messrs. John Myers. Claude D9 laney and Ira Crozier with gifts in recognition of their work as officials in connection with. the league. The teams and officials assembled out the ice. lolned hands and sons "Mild 1-W5 Syne" before the ceremony W85 closed by Eli! -lnsins 01 "The Queen." '4

Personals

-Mrs. C. W. Rowe, Halifax. N.S,, formerly of Charlottetown arrived in Summsrslde Monday to attend the funeral of her sister-in-law. til! late Mrs. Ver- non Matthew. .

.A.B. Charles Erickson of HM. c.s. Stadacona. Halifax. N-S-- rived home Monday l0 Bllendml B funeral of his 8l'lndm0""l'- '5' Vernon Matthew. Sllmmellldf East. 5

Jae Kensington TelePli0D0 of- fice staff recently enjoyed I zoos: supper with all the trimrrllnsi 1! the home of the chief opefnwrz Mrs. Charles Beairsto. The many gifts received by l-ll0 5”” " Christmas time included I K0059 from Mr. W. H. Burns. merchant

, Du to var ons Ebulaueilptellqenemembgrl of the staff were unable to set tosether "Hm later but found the delay lil "0 way detracted from their el1l0y' ment of the generous Blll- Bur

-Her many friends will be pleased to know that Mrs. John w. Plcketts. Mill Valley. has made a good recovery from her recent operation at the Prince County Hospital and returned to her home

on March 28. -Bur.

-Miss Janet Crozler. K0lVln Grove. is spendlnl IONS ll!” Wlul her uncle and aunt. ML Ind M"- Ilarbert Simmons. Wiimot Vsgey.

e - ur.

i est View. spent Thurs ay after-

ed, of Forest View.

Mrs. Gabriel Bulger, Foxley River, was a business visitor to ” -i-iv on '.'.' ” dry, March 30th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter and children Katherine and Car- men, Ellerslie, were visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oatway and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oatway. Freeland on Sunday. March 27th.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hughie Mac- Kendrlck and baby. Summerside. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller. Freeland.

Mrs. Viola Banks has returned to the home of Mrs. Ruskin Banks, Freeland, after spending several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Banks. Sum- merslde. 1

Mrs. Thomas Boyle and daugh- ter, Reby. Freeland. were busi- ness visitors to Tyne Valley on Wednesday. March 30th.

Mr. James Winn. received word to report for work on Dredge Pownal No. 2 at Georgetown the last part of the week. MP

--Elmsdalelll

-Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen of Summerside. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Williams.

Mrs. Holden Shaw and children spent the past two weeks at the home of Mrs. Shaw's parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Hardy. -

Mr. Robert Campbell has re- turned from Montreal uhere he had received treatment.

Messrs. R. A. McKenna and Wilfred Griffin were business vist- tors to Charlottetown on Thurs- day. '

Many from this l(lL'allIv amend. ed the postponed St. Pall'l('li'S Play in Alberlon on Monday. March 21st. and thoroughly enjoyed the splendid performance of the com- petent cast.

Last week. Mr. Ralph lllcArthur saw a large flock of wild geese winging their way northward-the first harbinger of spring. Appm-. ently they chose to ignore the abundance of snow in those partr.

Locke Road I

--Joseph T. Gallant of Forest View was in O'Leary on Monday! March 21st. ,

Fred Arsenault of Howlan was in 0'Leary. March 21st. .

Trueman Harris of the Locke: 2R;lllsd was in O'Leary, Mai-chl

Evan Harris, Vance Griffin and Myron Rlx were visitors on Fri- day evening. March 25th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aulden McLean oi the Locke Road.

Master Winston Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griffin had to go to 0'Leary on Friday. March 25th. to have a tooth extracted.

Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Harris of the Locke Road were visitors. March 21st. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crossman and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Harris of Springfield.

lant of Forest View were visi- tors on Friday evening. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Harris of the Locke Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Harris of the Locke Road were visitors on Sunday. March lath. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant. Locke Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rlx of the Locke Road were in 0'Leary on Thursday, March 24th.

Dave Griffin of the Locke Road was in 0'Leary on Thursday. March 24th.

Dave Griffin of the Locke Road

was in 0'Leary on Saturdu,

M”'”"' ”"" PHYSICIANS Angus Mcllaine of the Locke

Road was in 0'Leary on Satur- PI-gofographorg

F d”' ”'"" ”"” rim snap STUDIO

Mrs. Arthur DesRoch of For- D. W. SEARS

noon. March 25th visiting at the home of Mrs. Margaret Arsenault

Mr. and Mrs. LawrencetArsen- Ph""' 7'” suit of Roxbury were vsiors on ' Saturday, March Nth at the home D.nl"h of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Des- D1-.J. A. Doll-on l Roches of Forest View. Lawrence IMALLMABPB BUILDING Arsenault is a brother to Mrs. Dial IQ Sassusserstde

where he visited with and friends for a few days.

and family of Knu ford and Mrs. Smallmanis mother. Mrs. Charlie Rix of Locke Road. were Sunday

Mrs. James Dunbar in Alma.

Stewart has returned to her post in 0'Lea

ada.

Glenwood. relatives and friends in Hamilton.

guests of Rev. Warren and Mrs.

turned to her home after a pleas- ant vtslt with relatives and friends in Borden.

Central Royalty and Mr. Show of the same place were rec- ent vlsitors to O,'Leary and vic- inity.

.

Annan was a visitor to Coleman recently, guest of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell.

0'Leary. was a visitor to Murray River recently. Sites! of his bro-

side. spent the weekend with their tmrm-j-j-jm

5 summer st.

Summer St.

ssssnrnerslde. P.E.I. - Phone also

288 Water Street Above Mllgllfllf) Millis Men's Wear

relatives Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Milli- gan and children of Freeland were visitors to the Turner Nurs-

lng Home in O'l..eary recently.

Mrs. John Finnan has returned to her home in Woodstock after spending the winter months with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gabrial Finnon in Sum- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mac-l.eod of Brae. spent Sunday recently with their daughters Mrs. Seaman Bell and Mrs. Blair Baliam in Sum- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. old Smailman

visitors to the home of Mr. and

The Health Nurse Miss Margaret

after spending some time in t e western part of Can-

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gorriil ui have been visiting 0”l”l0- 'Whll9 l-l-191'! "WY Wet! and family of Rustico were visi- tors to Coleman recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar and son Archie of Montrose. were visi- tors to the Mill Road recently. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Yen and family.

Dr. and Mrs. Orvlll Phillips and family of Alberton were Sunday visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wnodside and Mr. and lvirs. Heath. Wnodslde in l(nuts- ord.

Dickson and family. former pas- tor of the O'i.eary charge.

Mrs. Edward A. Griffin has re-

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ellis of

Victor

M”- Harry bnglalld M New House-cleaning is all the rage in this community. With a good early start at re-decorating. the 'hardest of the work will be done before the warm weather sets in.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gamble. of Knuisford spent Sunday with relatives in Cascumpec recently.

Mr. and Mrs. E W. 'l'urncr.l

ther-in-law and sister. Mr. Mrs. Ray Kennedy.

The man; friends of Mrs. Arthur Dlgnan are glad to hear that she. is improving after her recent sick spell.

Mr. Gordon Lnollin. Woodstock. and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Webb of Howlan. motored to Summerside and visited relatives and friends in the Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Leslie MacLean of Glen- wood spent the day with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Raeiord MacLesn and daughter Rosmand MacLean ill 0'Leary. l

Miss Ruby Craswell. Bloomfield.l spent a few days visiting with her

BEIIEQUE RINK aunt Mrs. Samuel Duncan. and,

family on Mill Road. First. playoff. two game

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Palmer of series goals to count for the Woodstock attended the funeral of. 0n' C .C' Baker Trophy- the late Mrs. William Palmer inl Kensmgton All Stars Freeland. .v versus

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ashley and Albany St PMS family of Summerside. spent the FRIDAY. APRIL lst

week-end with relatives in Knuts- Admission 50 and 25 ford and Cascumpec recently.

The Misses Lelia and Lila Cras- weil. nurses in training in the Prince County Hospital. Summer-

and

Mr. and Mrs Jackie Arsenault and family of 0iL.eary. motored tn Glengarry to spend the day with Mrs. Arsenault's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rogers. in Glengarry.

Mrs Aeneas Ahearn of Alherlon

and sister.-in-law. Mr James Wedge in 0'Leary.

Arthur Deslloches.

Mrs. Edward Griffin. teacher at Forest View school spent Sun- day. March 27th at her home in Burton.

Flrmang Perry of Howlan was in Forest View on Sautrday. March 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sweet were visitors on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault of Forest View.

Professional Cards Che rtorod

Accountants

T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Commerce

Building Summarside. P.E.I. Phone 2888

W. Albert Robertson P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at Water Street

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited . Fire - Auto - Cdhualty Bummerslda Optometrist

E. E. Parkman

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summerside

B. F. Hunter, R.O. sMALl..MAN'S BUILDING

Summersido

NEIIH

Dr. Hubert Mas-.Neill.I.D. Physiciasy - Surgeon Water street. Bumm

a.a

ATTENTION

order that members of the fled without delay.

AILBETON FIRE 1331'. 2

The residents of Alberton are earnestly request- ed to co-operate with the Fire Dept. and the telephone office by refraining from calling central for, at least five minutes after the fire siren has been sounded in

ALBEIITIIN

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coughlinl

spent a pleasant visit of a few days at the home of her brother, and Mrs.

- another woman!

5 l?W5 E GENERAL ELECTRIC lilllllllili U011.

in every package of

served judgment in a suit started by Stephen Murphy. British Col- umbia turkey farmer who is seek- ing a court order declaring he is entitled to ship grain from Saskat- chewan to his turkey farms in B. C. and ordering the Canadian Pacific Railway to carry it.

Because of the constitutional is- ,sue raised. the federal govern- imoni was hrnught into the suit as a third party. For three days Mr. Justice Maybank beard arguments from C. E. and M. J. Finkelstein. counsel for Mr. Murphy and Henry Monk. representing the attorney- general of Canada.

At the adjournment Mr. Justice -Maybank requested written argu- ment from counsel and indicated it would be some time before he brought down his judgment. APPEAL PROBABLE

it appears inevitable that the case will be appealed in the Man- itoba Cnuri of Appeal and from there to the Supreme Court of Canada.