Crancenmarenenencnonse soll
ATO THE “annial: miceting ak —Calde, "pres iE thea eee
' the P.EI. Fur Breeders’ As- sociation held at Birch Court last night are (FROM THE LEFT) L.W. Hancox, Summer-
“ Claytoh Mill,
Mink Breeders Association and ‘guest speaker at the meeting; Kensington, pre- sident of. the P. El. Associat-
ion; Lloyd Lockerby, Hamik | .ton,. vice-president of .the as- sociation. A new executive was lected last night,
Western and Central Districts
‘The Guardian, Charlotteto
wn, ~ Wed., June 1, ane 3
niles
SUMNERSIDE’ arles
Linkletter, president 6f ae
| merside Red Cross branch stat-
Led last night at the conclusion of the weekly meeting of the’) newly. established Red Cross
merside that last minute. details are ‘being ironed out in connect- ion with full-scale preparations for the two days of blood: donor |
Canadian Legion in Summerside | on Monday. and Tuesday; June 6th. and 7th.
Edgar Moase,° who represents the Summerside Junior Chamber of Commerce, is the chairman of the Summerside blood donor ‘committee’ which is composed | of appointees: “from the Rotary, | Y's Men's, and Lions’ Clubs as ; Well as of the JC's. These clubs
+ leadership for ‘this. committee |
ster Carnival at Summerside.
A morning clinie on Tuesday, June 7th. from-9 to 10: will be | ; an added feature of the ~ two |
| days’ of clinics at Summerside-
tor? which
“the Total Objective ie” _at least 600 donors. As in for- ‘mer years, there will be after: ” noon and evening clinics on Mon- |
blood donor cemmittee for Sum::|
clinics to be held at the George | R~ Pearkes ‘Branch of the Royal | explained » athat the full compie-
Branch President Addresses Committee
day. and Tuesday,
9, as well as the extra clihic on ; Tuesday morning from-—9to—10_ The early morning. hour was | chosen for the convenience tf. bankers and other: employees | ‘of business: firms, homemakers and farmers, who might find | it | easier’ to report. at than later in the day Edgar ,Moase.. the chaivmap.
‘ment of 60 donors per hour at the™ morning and -both afternoon clinics, as well as 75 per. hour. ‘for both evening Clinics, must be maintained in order that Sum- merside and the — surrounding. area meet its quota of 600 don ors and insure that a sufficient supply of ‘blood will be on hand to meet ‘the day to. day demands of ~ patients in this province's,
+-will- -alternate—in—providing—the- | pitals during ‘the next ten days? r as they do for the annual Lob-| The. Red Cross” blood program the council's Hope that, not only
4 in“ both provinces is a co-oper- ative one with “Nova. Scotians | providing the~ blood- throughout the year for all but the five weeks during which. clinics are. ‘held “in this province ‘when: | Prince Ftward Islanders make... Thlood available for Nova ioe ians. ¢
| Country, Western | Show _ Island Fox, Mink Breeders SetForHere Thursday
| Country and Western music
- Plan Show For N ovember :
PRAISE epee
a field | a Tikely” in "October it cate: with _ the” “benefit” of his -
mink isdeders: will hold a ‘show | said.
they size them more uniformly,
We need group grading” On. OUE
saeoooscwmgmdecided atthe “annual neem knowiedze~—and~—experieite “as~Canadian skis, BOW
cing held ~here- last.
' + the
ton Mill, Mills~Point
ening Clays. president. of. Canada Mink Breed- the voluine of furs to really , Kensington ers Association — he returned top grading and sizing job", “the Phillips. Highlighting the evening per-
RR presided in his ‘capacity - as recently from a protracted Eur-. Sumitrside man explained.
president.
The -fur breeders have” reason over future development of Can- marketing their own
opean. trip: He's. also optimistic
for enthusiasm. Every report.ada' Mink. - -. ‘i -heard atthe meeting was ting- >» —Mr- +encock =teid of marked=do"a most" effective grading and “Trasie—Wilf-Carter~ WilfCarter, ed with optimism and Mr. Mill, improvement in Canadian mar®
energetic | president,
last’ keting
afrangements, with a
night was seeking names of peo- view to earningand gaining the ple his association may be able confidence of the people who buy -to interest in planned expansion them as being sure of getting a
of the industry here. Mr.
Mills received \\warm
high quality product. The CMB have several hun-
. praise last night for the work he dred of Canada’s top fur houses has done for the association dur- working: under an. arrangement- . ing his term as president. Lloyd whereby worthy mink pelts are Lockerby, Hamilton termed - it stamped with the '‘‘Canada Ma-
“‘excellent’’. PRICE ‘ADVANCES Reporting © on
jestic’’ label. The ‘label really
"nears quality; Mr- Hancock’ ex- ~~ “earbitine plained,. because CMB _inspect-
trends Mr. Lockerby told of hea- ors are sent into the .establish-
vy clearings,
s for some years. PeThe Hudson
= hal. price and. the top listings. jn: ““eindéed' P-
Et: skins- —~“‘was best for.some years: It repre- sents a considerable:. advance over the improved prices of 1965, and it compares with prices of $10. and “considerably lower re- ceived for pelts only a few years ago.
The prices forthe whole HBC eonsignment ‘ran $42 to $75, with tmost of the ranched skins in the
DEATHS
‘ CROCKETT — At Halifax, Tues |
1966, Miss" He- ~~
~ day, May “31, the late
len L., . daughter of.
_Ralph..M...and. Ellen. (Boswell) _.. Crockett-.of Halifax_and_former-;
ly of Charlottetown. Resting at
’ the MacLean Funeral Home this
=.
afternoon from where the funer- al will be held Tuesday; June 2, with “service: commencing at 2.00
o.m. Interment in aeeeae GRIFFIN TAU the Western Hospital on‘ Tuesday, “May 31,
ey
MoT T RIM
and granddaughter of Mr
1966, Josepli Griffin. of Brockton.
in his 89th, year. Resting’ at the Koéoney Funeral Home, Alber- ton, from.where the funeral will
on“Thursday, June ‘/2, leaving the funeral home at 9 o'clock to St. Mark’s Church, Lot Z for Requiem High Mass at 9.20. Interment in. the church cemetery.
: | . CARR — At New London, May
. 1966, Robert M. Carr. in his 86th year. Remains resting at the Davison Funeral Home. until Thursday, then to. St. John's Presbyterian Church, New Lon- don, where service will ‘be held” at 2 p.m. Interment -in Floral
~AHHLS.... Memon “ing, hours, 2-4, 7-9 p.m.
MacDONALD — Ajax; On-
tario, May 29, tthe fies Gaile,
four-year-old “daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert MacDonald, Jr,. and Mrs:Leonard Willi- and Mr. ana Mrs. Robert MacDonald. Re- mains. will arrive at the Cut- cliffe Funeral Home. Arrange- ments will be announced later
WOOD — The death occurred at the. Prince: Edward Ist#nd_ Hos- pital on’ May 30th of Mrs. How- ard-Wood-of-Bay-Fortune-in- her
65-year. -The- remains are~rest- ing at othe Dingwell — fuferal ‘home until noon ‘on. Thursday then to Bay Fortune United Church - for. service. at two—o- elogk
cemetery.
a nebrice Adv ApCe 5... mink..skins,.sure..the. {yrs .heing..offer ‘ a of the ‘highest prices for fox ly measure up to that- standard, rae t
acosts.
Interment in ‘the church * dangerous to the public
and _ substantial ments before the sales, to make
ed-real..
it was explained.
Bay...Coftpany STILL WORKING. ° igale in -March handled Island © The ators wide’ Canada Mink
= ranched--fox. pelts..and-.the.. top. oF, : | : ae of $75.—.two_lots_ brought .working on a more eltecti
“So long as ranchers insist on formance will be the ‘Queen of skins’ se- Country Music’’ since 1952. Kitty, parately, we lack the volume to Wells and the ‘‘déan-of country
sizing job'’, Mr.Hancock said.
Mr: Hancock, E.T. Mull, Ken- ‘sington RR and Th Kok, of the P.E.I. Fur Farms,
tion.
Three, of four néw fox breed- From there she went into record- ers-listed last night are Murdo ed her big hit It Wasn't God Who ‘Doug Mayne |Made Honky Tonk Angels. This and Ken Thompson of Charlotte- recording carried her to the top lof the field and in“the same- year ‘she joined the. world...famous
Brown, Southport; town. AUDITOR NAMED
W.W: Brown, North River and’ Irving Thompson, _Dunstaffnage | were named as auditors for. the association.
se Ratven..Cass~ of--Summerside--yas-qayghter
was the choice of the meeting as judge at the fox show in No- =vember,.if he is available.
sasked-:
ding. skins,_s0.it.cam..has.always...co-operated...in..fure
ith the’“Scandinavian ©
countries. “Canada has the best mink
skins in the world we were told that on our recent trip to Europe — our coloring is bet- ter’, Mr: .Haneock explained. Up to the present the Scandina- vians- S an better-overall job of
Accused Are Remanded _
SUMMERSIDE — A total of six persons appeared before Ma- gistrate W. Chester S. MacDon- ald in -Prince County<caurt yes- terday - morning -on-—various: “of- fences involving motor vehicles
for trial or_for sentencing. Three accused, Francis Cham- pion,-Wilmot;-Roy—StephenGak lant, Summerside, and. Carl Brenton Jackson, Glovers Shore, pleaded guilty to similar char- ges ..of unlawfully . taking a
Cat Lot without consent of the owners with intent to drive. They .were remanded in custody to June 6th for sentencing. , Ronald Edward Enman, Sum- merside, -entered - a guilty . plea to a charge of taking a car with- out the owner’s consent and’ he was remanded in custody also to June 6th for sentencing. f “Ona second charge laid “in Charlottetown of faking a car from Irishtown without -the ‘con- sent of the owner, | jurisdiction
Mehr Andens...VISit: .weasowaived: anduthe.accused.was: pe
‘also. remanded to June 6 on this |
charge, ‘
A regident of Vernon, John ‘do | : seph Zhomas, entered a plea of guilf¥ to .an_ impaired . driving,
charge and was fined $75 and He pleaded not~-guilty to two other Charges =“theft of a vehicle, and theft of a wallet. He was remanded’ in custody for trial to. June 6th
A. Lennox Island: man, Ivan Jo. ‘seph Bernard, pleaded guilty to charges of stealing a motor. ve- hicle and taking # truck without the owner’s-consent and_ was re- manded. in: custody for “sentenc- ing. to June 6
Hence len Crozier, 17, Sum- merstde, pleaded guilty to char- ges of failing to stop when sig- nalled to‘do so by a police offi- cer and driving” HY ~a~ manner Constable W.
St. Eleanors
‘
chad .madewchase,
“geur- “where they used w live.
“nishing men to judge this part of the show; an association spokesman explained. ,_.
Clayton Mill was re-elected as president. The vice-president is
‘Mr. Kok of Meet Clatide Payn- etown is the sec-,,
ter of Charlo retary. _L.K.-Lockerby is also a
‘member of the ee:
Persons
Maxwell told the court that af- ter thp accused had failed to} stop when signalled to do so; he sometimes at speeds of up to 90 miles per hour |
-- On.-the first charge pcciabt
-was fined’ $10 and costs while on ‘the second charge he was fined”
$50 and costs. Magistrate Mac- Donald also told the accused that’ the would lose his license on the second charge. ‘:
‘vehicle from Corney ’ Bros. ‘Used-—_ resident of MacNeill’s Mills,
Hugh Benjamin Pye,- was fined $75 on a charge of impaired. dri- ving, while a Tyne Valley man, Frederick Waldo MacDougall, charged with a similar- offence, had his case adjourned without plea to June 15.
David .Lloyd MacDdnald, Bor- den, pleaded not guilty to an im- paired: ttriving.. charge — and--his- case wes. adjourned to June 13.
A WESTERN. FUNERALS ~
~
“fans on Prince ‘Edward Island will be treated to their third per- sonal appearance. show within
| Lullaby in 1932 for the RCA Vic- ‘tor recording company and has been with them-since.”
Although Mf Carter lives in
a period of a month when Kitty |Winter Park, Florida, in the Un-
\Wells, Wilf Carter and company ‘ited States he says,
a , sere ‘come to the Coliseum in Char- (my heritage’. “It wa’ Canadian Prince Edward ‘Island fox ~and.:$55 to $65 range Mr. Lockerby grading theiy skins in lots Tune [Deovle whe: started me way back
lottetown Thursday night,
~ineludes |and ur recording” “stars _Johnny weigh ifans
Boys Ss.
a Canadian,, was born in -Guys-.
borouzh, ‘Nova Scotia. Kitty Wells
on -the - Johnny : and: Jack Show.
Grand Ole Opry: | Appearing with her will be her
husband Johnny Wright, the Johnny of Johnny and Jack, and “Raby” Weight.”
FIRST RECORDING
Wilf Carter has -been--in the -mill,Georgia “Town’-Blues and’ -KUWAIT The Hudson Bay Company will country and western music field The Blues Are Settin In. _mier oe atexsend-asmini-9 36 -years: He made --hia~ “pick is 6
me-:.and an assistant ~The company -first en Swiss: a are on ae
Ontario's S Premier Senos Direct Foreign Investment oe
* NORTH BAY, Ont. (CP)—
Premier Robarts of Ontario sup-”
ported. Tuesday night: more: di- ‘rect’ foréign investment in Can- ada."
In a_ speech Chamber of Commerce, he spoke of the contribution of for- Meee investment in Can- a
The premier’s speech ap-
peared. to -be.a--rebuttal--to— -the-+ /campaign of Walter Gordon, for- mer Liberal finance minister, to ..
;eurb foreign control.of the Ca- nadian. économy. Mr. Gordon
tioned by name, but Mr. Ro-
~sad “ai: six “were= femanded— in=beforé “finally ‘stopping: a et TEOGESBSING.CORKGEY Se
custody~to--future= dates;--tither--Sherbrooke <2
tive, referred . to to the “‘g is (Ueto about foreign inves
simen ~The “pretiier said” the acco
plishment _of__social _objectives-
depends on economic strength, land. Canadians have to face. up to the fact of a highly com- petitive. world.
- WARNING GIVEN
~‘Any attempt to shut out for-
eign competition or jo violate the laws of international coth- petition. can résult’ only in large jnumbers of- our people becom. ling dissatisfied with their .eco- nomic, circumstances. This. is ‘the reason why-so many of our best professional and~. skilled people have emigrated .to the; | United States in the past.” Confiden¢e” in the Canadian}
economy could not be generated | —— i
or Stasis
iby ‘emotional appeals ‘te nationalism, sm, added,
Mr... Robarts ‘false goal’’
said it: is
. PETERS FUNERAL — neral'of Mrs. ‘Ben Peters was held on Tuesday morning from her late residence in Bloomfield to St. Anthonys Church, Bloom- field where. Requiem) High Mass was celebrated by Rev. J.—€. Pitre. Pall bearers were: Earl Steward, Donald Olson, Reginald MacAusland, ; -Atbin .-Craswell, Fred Arsenaplt and Oscar’ Gal- lant. Interment w as in the church | cemetery >
‘OLD HOME HAS GONE
Vienna's Lipizzaher horses fake their -name‘from. the’ farm Trieste, now in.
een
Italy,
rent account deficit. The
. Charloftétown’s f
“Members and
Ruby ‘Wright- aid Bill,
started on her Morell. were career at the age of 15 and her named directors of the associa- first engagements were made
to the Ontario.
gf Was___not _men.
to attempt to shape The fu-' ‘economic policy forthe purpose:|
of reducing’ the country’s. cur- “true |
__TONIGHT) “KEN and EDDY”
ALSO DANCING To - Les Alexander and The Smoothies
GRANADA
“I cherish
i
in Canada. probably: came: when he: sang at the Calgary Starnpede in‘ 1964.- Bob Shiels’ writes,
His biggest monien'
jar—octasion and he came pre- pared.” ‘‘He had written a song to celebrate -the - occasion C-A-L-G-A-R-Y, The. Heart of. the Golden West.’ ‘He Sang it toa solid ovation.” : ;
Also appearing in the show will be Bill Phillips a native’ of Canton, North Carolina.
Mr. Phillips, a singer and’ com- \poser, has appeared on televis- ion, sung on radio, made: record- ings -and—has-a iny Wright and Kitty Wells Shows. His first big composition, also his first composition ak was recorded was F.
allin TS "-Y OU,“ Fetorded “by Webb known songs -
Pierce. Other
welll recorded by him’ include Saw-
objective” was the maximum increase in jobs and real in- come levels.
WRECKERS DO WELL
British motorist 8 discard | about 500,000 old cars -a- year.
IN HOSPITAL’ . Mrs. PM: Tucker —of Ross's” Corner; North Bedeque, is a’ pa- tient in the P.E.I. Hospital, un- dergoing eye. surgery. She will be confined for several days.
RECEIVES NEWS
Mrs. Horace Glover, Kensing- ton, received the sad- news. on ‘Sunday, May "29 of. the sudden passing of. a cousin, Seibert How- att at Stamford, New York in his ‘61st year. He was formerly of Bedeque, P.E.I., a-son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hora OW- att. He is survived by his widow,
i.the*former Fannie Hubbard. The |:
fineral- will be eb on Tuesday ‘at at New ON
|
“land News. Page
that ‘hour
Toronto and~other main—centee L attaeionrsoist ae son,—_David- warned t.. the first his wife noticed th
“their downstairs furniture Mr;
ppeared~on~ John-"*
Five. Res
olutions Passed
AtSe secialCouncilMesting.
sU MMERSIDE BUREAU ° ‘OF THE GUARDIAN A total of five resolutions were passed at a special town council | meeting here last evening which Mayor George Key Jr= felt could | not be held off until the next! Fegular meeting. One of the resolutions approv-_, ed.the amount. of $28;054.09 as capital expenditures for water
June 6th, and and. sever ane extensions: for: the ital cost of ‘a new woven m- | 7th. between 2 and 4 gnd 7 and Year
“A capital budget of $69, 908.75 or ‘Street paving covering the ; three wards in the town was. also approved
Approval. of tHe F. Everett Cameron. tender of $581.18 for the supplying of 180 gallons of traffic. paint’ was given. . The Cameron tender was the lowest | of six bids entered
It was resolved that the in- dustrial .expansion and develop- ment committee be authorized to appoint a commission known as ‘the “Industrial dev elopment | commission’ eae
The role of this comfnission, consisting of 12>members, would be to carry out matters relat- | ing to the industrial park _or other locations within a reason- able ° cogs suitable. to indus- trial-developrnent and. expansion
, proval from the Municipal De-
volved as members, of the com- Perry as deputy brayore,in his
mission but also résidents of W ik absence ‘
mot and ‘St. Eleanors. . His reasons for nakveppainting Meetings have already’ been a’ permanent t@puty mayor-was
held with residents of these dis- that withthe number of quali-
ther" should take a turn acting ‘In Hthis role aa the ‘opportunities
The council was also” told that
“| Keith Lapp’s term as town rep-- jresentative on
the Summerside school board’ and Mavor Key felt a replacement should be, selected as soon as possible , It. was.- suggested Lapp »,,
that -Mr
I appointed: to serve another Neem and this was ap- proved by the council, Mayor Key. . said «My: Lapp has been much involved in’ the Summer- side school “expansion and “T
would like to. see him continue ‘onthe board if he wishes."’
tricts, he said, and the have fied and experienced members declared a_ willingness _ to par: /on the council, he felt each mem- \ ticipate,
The final resolution avenue and authorized ‘the issue and sale of debentures to finance the BAD-. vire security fence surrounding‘ the. arene light and public works | ots
The town has received ap.
velopment and Loan: Board, Ot- fawa, for financial assistance in” this already completed project, the meeting was told
Most of -the work was done , under the winter works. plan. and the council was told that this fence. was definitely, an asset to the town LEAVING
‘Mayor Key told the council ~-he..was—leaVing for --British_Ca lumbia today to attend the an- nual meeting of the > Can- adian Federation of Mayors He stated he would he .away:for ten | days and with the--approval of other members of: the council.» appointed Councillor
| t Frances |
in-_accordanee—with—the—recent
legislation as laid’ down by the®, nt of the province.
Mayor Key stated - that .it is
residents ef the town will be_in-
g of
library Conference Concluded, ©
MESS,
= Destroys. ‘Home.
Mr.; and- Mrs. Herman = Mac- Donald and their seven children, ranging in ages from two to 17, | were ftefthomeless after a fire _of unknown origin destroyed their two-storey house#at.|De Gros ae early Sunday morning.
“Marsh is approximately
Ar. aptee iene ald said that their
m of the ;fire. He Said that’ smoke after le crying’ of |
: being awaken by /t
“He's | (the baby. He waked that they | held in 1967 at Dalhousie. Unt ‘waited 30° years for -this particu- “immediately vacated the mee versity, Halifax.
dt-was by Mr:
| Donald that the fire seemed "te | ;
have started in the ceiling and | by the time that. thev were | warned the fire ‘“‘was well.on its way"... They managed to save
MacDonald said.
The Cardigan Fire..Department was called to the scene. Be- fore the fire department arrived ae sees poured — onto -the
a
=The--MacDonalds are staying: ~ with: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reardon | ta neighbor. He said-that ‘he had | /no. immediate plans but did want to build another house. . Racker imares” were Téeperted.
MADE. CROWN PRINCE 7 Reuters)
By tradition ‘the amir. names a crown prince who will ‘one day succeed him as ruler of the oil-rich Arabian’ sheikh-
dom. Jaber, 38, became premier in December’ in. succession. to} the present amir who became ruler on the death of his brother,
Sir Abdullah.. al- Salem. -al-Sabali.
FISH.IN FRESH WATER- gah
About 12. per cent of ‘the: world’s fish catch’ comes from | inland waters. °“ i '
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Dorothy’ Cooke, Dathousie Un. -iversity-was-etected-president—of-~ ‘the Atlantic Provinces: Library | Association at the Maritime Con- ference held-at the Confederation Centre here over the weekend.
The ‘conference was officially ‘| opened Friday evening by Lieu- | teriant-Governort.-W. J. ~Mac- ‘Donald and ca to.a close ae day. There were 75 delega present and all business takejoo Advance tickets on sale were presided. over by. Douglas . Boylan, librarian at Confederat- ion Centre Library, and immed- jate past-president of the assoc-
fation. ‘ Guest speakers for the session | included: John. Wright, super-
visor of school libraries for the‘ province_of Saskatchewan;-Mrs, |. Christie-Harris,-well-known- Can-y
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Thursday. June ond, Charlottetown ‘Coliseum
at Toombs Music Store,
and Stead’s Pharmacy Advance: Sale: Priee—Adylts “$1.50; Children $1.00:, Night. of Show at. doot—Adults $2.00; Children ‘$1. Ot
Shows starts at 8: ~
Island resident for the past. year | and_ Rev, Dr FW. Bolger professor at St. Dunstan's Onl Uni- | versity.
ek Miata aa
The ~ next conference will =
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