CITY & QUEENS |

HOCKEY NORTH RIVER night (Monday) Nine Mile Creek Bulldogs, sixth game 4 in semi-finals Admission 25¢ and ,.50c

at & pm minor hockey, Pee Wees ev

rink § to-

Winsloe vs. York

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CA PARTY in North Wiltshire hall on Monday night at 830 pm. In aid of the” hall

CITY & QUEENS

CARD PARTY at Community Cen- Pownal Royals vs. tre Monday, March 7 at 8 p.m

KINGS COUNTY

BINGO AT Montague Legion Home ety Monday night at § pm

MONTAGUE REGIONAL Board of

Trade dinner meeting changed to Bar- rett's Restaurant,

Tuesday, 6:30

's BEAU , VARIETY CONCERT Murray Har ens ee ee on pap bour North Hall, Wednesday, March ) perme ar : sepeiigsu ; * the $10.00 perme and up at ‘ price for, the ee at 215 pm Sponsored by month of March wih, or. without appointment. Telephone 4-3837: PRINCE COUNTY ! STER ' ‘ by iD ROOSTER Restaurant 009th RENSINGTOM RINK tonight (Mew ‘ day): first game finals Farmers Lea

DK. L.S. COX will be absent- from “he Polyclinic from March 7th to Magch., 22nd inclusive er

gue — ys time 8:15 p.m

Halls New “London. Combines

* Kensington "Seabrooks Game

VITAL STATISTICS |

Vital Statistics | | BIRTHS

MacLEOD — At the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital on March 3, 1966, to Mr and Mrs. John A. MacLeod, Vernon River, a *on, (stillborn)

M Samuel E. MacLeod, who passed away B@ighbors for their great

or

MACMILLAN — LAC, ~ David = and _Delme ‘nee MacCabe), are happy to announce the arrival of a son at the Hospita! Hote! Dieu, Chatham, N.B., on March 5, 1966, David William Fred, erick, tipped the scales at 6 Ibs. 13 ozs

Peg, Sheldon and David Hume

COLLINGS -

‘Ray Coll wh ed ’ | earl Maree a passed oed Toronto's attempt to levy friends wha~9s well as her fa

Fondly

IN MEMORIAM,

acLEOD — In loving memory of » Mareh 7, 1959

Just a prayer from we who loved you, Just a memory fond and true

Just to say how much we miss you Because we thought the world of you: Ever remembered and «sadly missed

In loving memory of

He lives with us in memory still, Not just today, but always will

remembered by wife and

family

COFFIN — Born to Mr and Mrs. Ger- ald Coffin, Stratford, Ontario, a son, Gerald Scott on February 27, 1966 Weight 10 Ibe. 3 ozs.

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This day we do remember, A loving thought we give, To one no longer with us But in our hearts still lives

Always remembered by the family

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~ ANNOUNCEMENTS |

‘ TORONTO (CP)—The provin- heart

oe Au 4 e MacPHAIL — In. loving memgry of Inserted by the family ou fear mother and grandmother. Mrs Carrie MacPhail who passed away). - MRS. ALEXANDER M. one ar ago today March 7, 1965 ‘ 1 MacPHERSON

There’s a smile we'll always re

member a se A voice we'll always recall, There passed away on Feb-

And 2 memory we will cherish for. ruary 9,.1966. at the Livingstone- over MacArthur Nursing Home Mrs.

Of one so. dear to us all Mac : Lovingly remembered and. sadly miss- Sane ut cPherson._ of ed by daughter Vina and family Union Road, Kings County. ,|

She was the former Catherine! |

—=" MacDonald, born May one .of twelve children of — the late Allan Hector and Euphemia | (Munro)

. One sister, Christine, Mrs Ji| of Albert |. Drake £&

Drake—In memory

rnest Kerr, of Brookline, Mass. achusetts, and one brother, John M., of Vancouver, B.C., survive, Mrs. MacPherson was origin-’ ally married to Alexander M, Nicholson also of Union Road, Kings County, who predeceased her in 1914. To this union were Sa born five children all of whom Ever remembered by survive: Mildred, Mrs. Norman) wife and family. - |W. Gillespie, of Boston, Massa- chusetts: Ada, Mrs. Frank Bag-! _ ley, of Davenport, Iowa; Cath-| jerine, Mrs. John Mustard of ‘Charlottetown, Maynard of WE WISH to express our sincere ap. Southern California and Alan of | preciation to our many friends and Fredericton, New — Brynswick, | kindness Ajlso left to mourn are nineteen grandchildren and seven great- grandchildren. She married Al-, exander M. MacPherson in. 1929. |He predeceased her in 1961. | In her life, her understanding | ’ and kindly personality | cial government Thursday vet- | won her a wide circle of devoted

who passed away

March 7, 1962.

~ CARD OF THANKS

during our present difficulty Mr and Mrs. George Fitzgerald. Inverness.

TAX BID TRAMPLED ©

its own race track tax. Wilfrid/mily; will experience a keen Spooner, Ontario icipal af-/sense of loss in her passing. The fairs minister, said taxing pari-|many floral and other tributes mutuel betting at Ontario |received, bore testimony to the

| HERRING — In loving memory of our Tacks is the province's -prerog-|esteem in which she was~held mother Mrs. James F. Herring who ative. The city had submitted a iby her many friends passed away March 7, 1963.

and _rela- bill to the legislature's rrvent tives. 2b bills committee that would per-| Her funeral, which was under mit Sa levy a one-per-cent t@X the direction of the MacKinnon eons betting at Greenwood ‘Funeral Home of Montague and cen er: : lwhich was very largely attended --jqvas held fromthe St..Andrews Presbyterian Church, Montague, with interment in Union R®éad Cemetery Reverend M. Car! Currie of Murray Harbour North conduct- | ed the funeral and presided at) interment. His message was. beautifully appropriate. Two favourite hymns of the

deceased, The Lord’s. My Shep- | ie Sweet Bye and |Bye, were fee! the B ro, Johnny Bears and Willard | Bruce. |

Norman Nicholson, ‘Victoria Cross; Ellsworth Ross, Everett Moore, James Edwin Mellish and Frederick Carver, all Union Road. Eau

In life, her prayer was:

NITS AT MONEY

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1964 CHEVROLET

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1964 FORD

Automatic,

4. Door, Standard Transmission,

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may see Thee,

hear Thee,

serve Thee,

abide in Thee.” | $he lived this prayer. ,

Power |

Power Brakes, Electric to know that she is now with

Tilt Steering Wheel, Ged whom she faithfully served.

: The federal department of, ag- ain Canada.

_ Brakes, Electric Rear

DRI 000

Expense of S. With each sale of a used

$169

1, “1877,-\ §

MacDonald of Kinross.) ,

yn Trio, Malcolm Mun- | gane.

| a

A bumble heart — that I may erman, sailed up the west coast |

lof Vancouver Island

A heart of love — that I may and found the hay meadows at

| the head of a deep lagoon about |

~~ | heart of faith — that I may /four miles south of Cape Scott. |

1964 BUICK a

, led first settlers to the 2 Door Hardtop, Automatic, site nt |

May it comfort the bereaved site, and the settlement began to grow. .

|- The idea, apparently, Se ee —— live from fishing gel trapping

MENT DO WORK until crops matured a road GOVERNMEN mt ES R | was _ built to Cape. Scottand the settlers seem _to have been’ == riculture contributes about 70/| convinced that a road was com- Mrs. Herbert Corcoran, Pius- | per cent of agricultural research | ing. :

At the

difference of over $1000 or more, you__ receive

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Fished

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Del O'Brien 30-year-old Pembroke lawyer; Young Progressive Conserva-

Road Came Too Late For B.C. Community.

CAPE SCOTT, B.C. (CP)—On vegetables—were prolific, and the unprotected northern tip of largely consumed locally. With- | Vancouver “Island, the empty out a-road, there was no ready houses of Cape Scott lie bleak way to take them to market. beside the Pacific. | Home - made fishing boats |

‘Three ' families — lighthouse wer¢ no maich for’ the Pacific | keepers. and their wives and gales that regularly flail the children—tive here now. - cape, they found. Trapping ‘was | ; profitable, but the pelts had to

wail .

a small-boat mooring. - | _Wild_cattle roam the area to-

of | day. Rusty harness gear hangs on tottering walls, and hhand - hewn bridges lead | Give me a pure heart—that I | where.

tw To Prepare Mi

z Se OTTAWA (CP)—If another F1- N. P. Jensen, a Danish fish lit Lake situation is to be voided Cape Breton must start planning now for the inevitable end of its coal mining opera- tions, the retired chairman of | the Dominion Coal Board saitl | Saturday. : Mr. Colin L. O'Brian, who re- itired Thursday, said in an inter- was to| View he wasn’t suggesting the) ‘end of mining was_just around |

PIUSVILLE

in

Another. Dane, Rasmus Han-

vide. attendec an Institute con- vention held in Charlottetown recently. :

Kevin Murray and Alton Ram- say ieft recently for at

Their crops—small, fruits and

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Columbia. . + Mrs. Louis Jones, Bloomfield, has returned home afte under- goirg surgery in the Charlotte- town Hospital. ~~ 9 1 Mrs. George Barnett Is a pati- |

YOUNG PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVES

(CENTRE), a was elected president of the tives at their annual meeting president,

1 City, who was elected ee ster eveeemeapeepsanereetement me

|" But the settlement had fallen

Cape Breton Being Advised

90 or 40 years away they must

costs more to bring the coal up the greater distance; costs more to pump down air | ventillation and to get supplies down.”

b wa

The Guardian, Charlottetown,

ESP uch eas

in Ottawa Sunday. With are Jean Sirois, 28, of vice-

legislature that no other area in BOY, DRUNK, SHOOTS SELF

the province could produce such yields of vegetables. and small fruits.

all-important road built, and by — then it was too lae.

A radar base was esablished at Cape Scott during the Second | World War, and a plank road was constructed from Cape Scott to the RCAF base at Hol- berg, about 20 miles south.

in on itself by then. Families left: for more ’hospitable climes, more accessible locations.

They turned their cattle ‘luose to roam, left the butter churns in the kitchens: and the wagons. in the yards. ;

No fruit and vegetables move south now from the lush hay , and the plank road is rotting, plank by plank-

ne Closing © the corner. ‘But whether fits 30, start to for the inevita- ble closing.”’

Cape Breton _eoal mines at present, particularly the four major. ones, operate in — long, | sloping tunnels that run under the sea.‘‘Every foot you further déwn just makes it that more expensive.” A

Eventually it becomes unec

nomical to eontinue operations- because the deeper you worked

and

it for |

“The time has come when we

must look forward to the ultt- mate closing . . . we don't want

another Elliot Lake on our} hospital, the

hands.” ° Mr. O'Brian said there is an

opportunity to open one new

"a in the Western Hospital.

; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gallant

Si ies ‘i So = : |mine in the Lingan area, be-

ae a ET ee ee Gallant| tween New Waterford: and Glace~ fare ariottetown Tec: | Bay in Cape Breton. ee “It’s the last piece of un-

| Aleitha Corcoran, a-student X- ray. technician at the Charlotte- town Hospital, spent the past | weekend at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and’Mrs. John J. Corcoran.

- DISCUSS FAMILY LIFE

GUELPH, Ont. (CP) — A con- ference’ on family life, organ- ized by the policy review com-

R. Johnston

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day, March 5. The conference | ~

touched coal and this new mine would provide the opportunity to work<out a gradual easing out of coal production entirely.”

“With the additional life this new mine can give the industry | they can avoid the sudden cut- off of all mining and the asso- | eiated social and economie prob- \lems this would create."’

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A coroner's jury investigating But it took a war to get the the death Feb. 13 of a l4year-

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se ee Te Lake Ainslie Itch Problem: To Be Probed

HALIFAX CP) — A biology professor is going te spend the simmer trveng to run down ap ailment as ‘Lake Ainslie. Itch,” but something that has been ipritat ing people around the world for centuries Pe .

Itch, almoet always com 4 tracted from the waters of @ . certain lake or pond, turns the skin into red blotches similar to measles. It can be extremely

painfu

Prof John Farley of Jalhou- sie University here says. he ’ knows what causes the itch. It’a

a tiny parasite carried to the lake by birds The parasite uses water snails te complete its reproduction eyele to. the larvae stage

eThe trouble is, the parasite can't distinginsh between snails and the skin of a human swim- ming in the lake. Tt can’t con tinue to hve in the human body -but before it dies the irritating infection has established itself. | Prof. Farley said his studies lat Lake Ainslie, a favorite tour- list and camping spot in Cape

,

‘Breton, will be centred on de-

and Walter RE termining which bird or birds

im Goodfellow, 31, of Halifax, the Carry the parasite to the lake.

retiring vice-president. _ pla os established @

(CP Wi oto) ‘Method.,of eradication will have

es ae rophete) ite che found t, says Prof. Farley, is the difficult part.

BURLINGTON, Ont.” ‘CP)— old Burlington boy has ruled

that he returned home drunk

self with a shotgun.

‘ANNUAL MEETING ~ The Prince Edward Island Division Canadian Red Cross Society

CONFEDERATION CENTRE

; CHARLOTTETOWN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th, 1966. “SAFETY SEMINAR”

9:30 a.m. — 5:30 p.m.

DINNER MEETING

6:30 p.m.

For reservations phone or write Red Orow Headquarters, Ch'town by March Tth.

HOSPITAL SERVICES —

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- PEL residents sect fo enter | any hospital in ANOTHER PROVINCE

sician submit an application to the Hos- pital Services Commission. Unless ap- proval is obtained prior to admission te Commission cannot leqafly assume responsibility for the account.

For detailed information regarding extent of

“Tesponsibility, types of treatment eovered, ete., contact:

Hospital Services Commission of P.E.I.

P. 0. Box 4500 Charlottetown, P.E.L Phone 892-1211

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