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ISLAND NEWS PAGE 4 Fone frome Agee 3 Se Oeteber “ine coonmy ots wnae/ SUMUMEP FIPS. | snr ‘nis prone wal ee noted

resolution, which “the O Mo ing that time.

. . reduction of potatoes constant-| #ltC@ re Final decision will be made

Montague, Souris, Kings County) ivcives more costly machin. van tel Met, atest _Thareay's a, 7a «CWO dividual in thi th meeting e ecutive Coun-

7 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Apr, 11, 1962. Tait ingutries nt Meal’ daylight saving) ¢l. the premier thought

nD The meeting at Elmira was time in the province.

Lake, East Point, South Lake|the ‘advanced working hours”| Many people never seem om and Elmira, this paper was|svstem which it inaugurated| ped ate oat ee ee turn ld. in

() () to last spring, and under which | i are dull listless during | I( | )S S The Kingsboro gathering in- government offices evened and the day. When kidneys slow down cluded growers from Red Point, closed an hour arlier ‘uring ie ™ .

North Baltic, South Baltic, King-| period the rest of Canada, ex-

By NEIL A MATHESON | structure so a price of not less Sboro, and Bothwell. cept Alberta, was on Daylight| and backache alten follow, Ii yur Oars Provincial and Farm Editor than one dollar per 75-pound| Stewart Cameron, a farmer| Saving Time. daytime—use Dodd's Pills. Potato producers from West- | bag be guaranteed on a recom- and potato grower from East Then you feel better—rest =

. fi ee - aerate ~ line with demand determined "The resolution will be forward-' ments, it was stated. sistance that will compensate prvi ch Pg by market condi

them for low prices, and in some Pt 6 ae same for low yields, it was, KINGS ee es le MR. FARMER: oe bisa y 1 <r P m earned reliably yesterday. | peop: Moatinan taal a ee ae bie Kin base their demand on “Srtles OO V__—__—_—_—_—_—_———" , ’ TRINITY YPU HOLDS BANQUET County, at Elmira and Kings. ‘ta 10 cents per 7-pound bag, Morell 4 boro. supported a resolution that based on 200 bags per acre of Members and guests of | cial Hall. Shown above are Joan Willis, YPU president as would ask the government to saleable. potatoes te each grow: Trinity YPU last night held | some of the _ head table pay a maximum of $300 er | er, up to and including 18 acres.

i and Ruth LeLacheur, sec- e pe The West Prince meetings en- their annual supper banquet | guests; left to right, Mrs. R.S. Cc = H | acre, and growers who attended | . in Trinity United Church So- Latimer; Rev. R.S. Latimer; retary of the union. o op ousing several meetings in West Prince | | gon peg ln ples gard a j hA é Stud Grou seeny 0 Beare meeting is | of 15 acres, and the Federation 4 y p ey . ane on Friday of | of Agriculture has arranged, by ew Assessment Metho sting assistance uD 10 &| the O'Leary hall't eosuieat Best! MORELL — Members of 18 | requesting assistance up to a| the O'Leary hall to co-ordinate] Be Ready for Spring Planting. . . . The Latest of the Best | son in the ee area have | maximum of $750 per grower. | the wishes of ed Serer in | formed a group study all| The Kings County farmers | the surrounding a

e | aspects of the ce co asked that “steps be taken by | The Eastern cece "resolution | S Cc U S S e O r O n a g u e operative housing program with federal and provincial govern-| notes that “circumstances be-

a view to beginning a co-opera- | ments to stimulate the price| yond the control of potato pro-

“se housing project in their T “540” MONTAGUE — Considerable | that a more up to date method , who throw litter on the streets. vindey night at Morell deduction for children receiv-|ing of about $20 for a married VERSATILE COCK HUT

discussion took place on the| should be considered, possibly The roadside table site at the | signal High School ae Phcni ing family allowances is boosted | man with two ahr ere

matter of assessment at the re-' a house to house check of per-| foot of Bell’s hill is to be clear- met with R to $300 from $250 and for other children who earns $5,000 . . : eid Sangster, prov- = Gi Set aa | eee, ttre | a! ome eee | reece ae (RRO A eee | | eee te oe : 7 & . yas § - | gutter are to repair : It was the council’s opinion | der the present method, several | was also decided to have a re- an ea eae pred | $14 to $326. tractor for big farms sma arms

j ‘ to | _ properties had been missed,| cord book for guests placed qj th [witch meant loss of revenue {here this year and the tables {he group’ wae waerer's | Wote Now And Pay Later, — laced. 12 |

' to the town. repaired | or repla

The finance ¢hairman Coun- Fire Chief Coffin and Ralph i of approximately

cillor Charles J. Fraser, was Beck were present to discuss “1; ig hoped that by nia! yi Pearson’ Ss View Of Bu get bag power to collect outstand- | methods of handling out of town jror those netic in |

arr, eee through the | fire calls as well as some form group OTTAWA (CP) —The budget] ister Fleming omitted about |

past years this has of fire alarm system. The pre- Pa” to build will be able to start delivered by Finance Minister | 1,500 words from his prepared

cor et feak but it was the un-| sent method will not be avail-| 08 co-operative project. Fleming Tuesday night on the| budget text Tuesday night on

animous opinion of the counci! | able after the changeover of the. Elected president of the study | eve of an election should per-| grounds the opposition would

to use this method this year, | telephone system : ati iy oe or rss oe haps be described as “vote now, | not agree to sitting past the

STREET LIGHTS All councillors. were pier oy ome digg Mrs. | Pay later,” Opposition Leader Pa ge normal adjournment |

lor Cameron Reid contained a Mayor H, Yeo presi wi Marjorie MacInnis. withe sista datlett Auceaet ain Conaien | Leader Pearson in |

IN VALLEYFIELD WEST area in front of the regional high | Arthur Connolly of Iona, adorn- day at the regional high sc istry means a total deficit over | ute utes left, ue Pai action un- |

The streets report by Council- | for the meeting over

Jack Singleton, Ocean View, | school and Rink street. Due to| ed the chamber and was in use five years of $3,000,000,000, the Precede He said the | was a recent visitor of Joseph | the high cost to the town, lights | for the first time. Traffic Returns Li rues chiet asia is) the; feat Anaad aeiae ie denied the 6 ia eiinicalt b the waeter te hendte the load on smell Shaw, Valleyfield W | hav . ly and © Avtonetio Degih @p Jes aw, Valleyfie est. e been placed cautiously an N | j eee reply to the budget); cone although presumably | | of all 3 point tools farms, or te ageet-e work on large farms siiinia Gehan these reauests will be given due CG To ormai in addre: Dat oppany in public. «ue wd as second tr Come S today, See wis Mrs. John H. Bell has return- “Councillor. Reid reported that | Sen. rant Cent | N.S He ‘alled the forecast of a tee eee seaenit ae © Live Power Take-off compisely new cal to rus. ed to her home in Murray Har- | the streets had suffered cond: ~enira ae Salen -per-cent rise in the ae te ments, mainly the European | ' bor after spending the past two | erable damage due to the heavy | ‘e Affected HALIFAX (CP) — Road ard ional product exaggerated | Common Market. All the sub- months in Charlottetown. | runoff of water but that work | Even on such a shaky assump-| ject matter had been covered | ou au | Was progressing on repairs. rail traffic as getting back to | tion by Mr. Fleming, the defi-|jn recent t stat FROM S’SIDE Councillor John Hughes | Only one Prince Edward Is- normal Tuesday in flood-ridden jt in the current fiscal year jar government state- | Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, | a comprehensive report on the !and senator, T.V. Grant, Mon- central Nova Scotia. was estimated at ee - Summerside were visitors this | skating rink which showed a re- | tague will be affected by the re-, CNR crews worked through | ang might well be hig | week of Mrs. Adams’ parents, | venue of $1,592.65 and expend- | tirement-at-75 measure the fed- Monday night and early Tues- | Not jong ago the ara had | T Nfld. | MAKES Mr. and Mrs, Howard Vicker- | jtures of $2.025,20. Expenditures | eral government introduced in day to repair a main line bridge |} .4 4 song dedicated to him| rans- | son, Montague. | | included $504. 00 in repairs to the | the House of Commons Monday. near Debert, The swollen Debert called Brother Can You & | HAS CHEST INJURED | promenade prior to the rink | day. River, usually a quiet stream, a : rec Travel Cut | j Theniovs: Mbclaak, whe ot ene This was gerne done | Dr. oe, who is in his 86th’ burst over its banks following tomer will he scarce in di e by vandals and it was noted that | year, was born December 21, It tilted the centre span of the 24a at this rate, Mr,

fered chest injuries while

at thi d 1876, H led to the S Pearson | wg yaaa AB

. : HR ; once again this or, windows | e was ca o the Sen- | surface travel across Newfound-

SS eee “ae kines which had been boarded up| ate on June 25, 1949. onc we a et ee |iand was cut Tuesday by

eae St osaat ce 8 ; , was ' i ilw ad tratfi railway. ie IN MURRAY HARBOR | investigation in an endeavor to | 1999 and is in his 72nd year. He ae WaltA’ tatwoes a Part Of Speech CNR officials said the rail : Cockshutt

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Mr. and Mrs, Alton Bell and | check this problem and it is! was summoned to the Senate ™OY'0® line was cut off at St. Fintan’s family are visiting with rela | hoped that the public will re-| January 27, .1958. | and Windsor. — ; OTTAWA (CP)—Finance Min- on the west coast tives and friends in Murray Har- | Port any acts of va a | SEN. INMAN The Bass River bridge near : ; & fF ee ho if 0 W ele nit bor. Mr. Bell has been serving NEW TRASH CA Senator F. Eleie Inman. Mon- Truro was opened to one - way | = * ;

i \ with the RCN at Cornwallis, N.S. | The council is. ‘o Purchase | tacue was born December §,|‘raffic but was restricted to a and hasbeen (ransferved to Hall- New fash cane which will Berni ner Tt year fourton toad tint GAR QWNERS OF P.E. | Versatile diesel SO: aD usiness fi é : oe : e ragin s s o ersatile diesel power

“i price and it will be the respon- | Prime Minister Diefenbaker | arried away at least three tility, isaac ; has announced that pensions are sad Wh ; s sibility of the purchasers to in- ; ; builngs, crumpled a bridge and | y wait until you become involved in an accident m IN BOSTON stall them in a suitable place, | eine planned for the retiring wept away @ parked bus for ever farm ay Jordan of Murray Hat- | wie i. being done in the hope | ae a New Brunewick, sections of | ACT NOW ... one of our tiability insurance cards ¥

f the measure is approved-- {t ae to get Senate backing—

bor is visiting in Boston and is

the guest of Miss Lucy Lums- Heavy duty 138.5 cu, in, engine

- volt Se drt.

that residents will use them in | an effort to keep the town clean.

ain highway between Moncton

wi % and Sackville still were under Ii protect your driver’s license, and your future .,,

den former resident of Mur- ; it will become effective after the ray Saker, moved — Oe a veka next general election, now ex- ater but traffic was moving Preferred Rates for Preferred Risks agued ven on «6 speeds ———_ =| rected in June. It would remove [aie atta Regular Discounts on Farmers Cars forward, 1, at to 1, 7 M.E.H.. Mrs." Ronald Slocum of Came ent following an accident. Mr. |g Libera oan wave the an Be mulated surplus from previous ‘ everse, 2.0 and 7.3 M.P.H. bridge, vad 6 renuee as ree ae r | appointment of a Progressive | years —is in aaa . bd | HYNDMAN & CO LTD Differential lock visitor’ in Fie Harbor and el whine “iches Wes dhe Conservative if the government ian" $745,000, udge . ° Adjustable tread widths gg a ars ‘a. Vaniéer-| "i would mean that ther | Insurance Since 1872 ert 8 stine. sea: | ow; arin TO canto a would be three PC senators wed vo. oe, wun tae doubt Swinging drawbar, fully : | White Court, " ata. a "Teendey | | coaal we. ovens te ae ten 5 helaat carl the stage-setter | OFFICES adjustable vertically Eaton MacNeil, Murray Har- | 2fter_& happy three week holl- | tor which Dr. Orville Phillips. | tor an election campaign. It's | $ Charlottetown @ Summerside and laterally bor and Wilfred MacNeill, Beach | “2% spent with ccierer, vine | MP Prince is said to be making | Zenerally ares ainsiboah ana : @ Alberton Automatic depth and Point, have returned to their | ¢ieid West. Winston is engaged | °* arong tt, Gene wee =| 10 days for a mid-June election. Agents Throughout The Province draft control hydraulics homes after spending a week | in construction work in the west. | par wooo MacDonald was ap-| He made a lengthy review of 3-point hitch. t= Toronto. | He also visited his sister and | nointed by the PCs and Senator | government measures easing ———= ener es . A or in-law , Mr. and Mrs. | Inman by the Liberals. tax burdens since the Progres- | Come in soon. See the new Cockshutt 411R. Ask for a demonstration on your tarm.

SPENT WEEK Roland Ford, Charlottet d | i Ce ervatives took office | ian haga’ Gouna at wry as oo brother, Allie Murray, South- IP > Mactetyre, fe 198 + on ae | in 1087 r MODERNIZE YOUR HOME s. s Ss ~ | port. ; ts. Eighty- five per cent of Can- | Sen Mae. tateals oe erie hel al tour Senate ‘wate | Elehy-ve por cot of Can With Colerbestes Siding Special Announcement To All Customers

week in Murray Harbor, the HAS 95TH BIRTHDAY | payers, he said, pay less tax

guests of Mrs.. Burgess’s moth-| Mrs. Kennedy, Montague’s PORA t rates ¢ t er, Mrs. James F. Herring. | remarkable lady was guest of COR TIONS | roe hy tome as ba on nd or Rock Shakes The undersigned farm equopment dealers have been pleased to represent RS |honor recently at a anne | (Continued from Page 1) | Soe prevailing when the Con- Here is what you get— Cockshutt Farm Equipment locally for many years. And we are proud to ___EYE INJURED family party. The occasion wa x-rental pay- | Servatives won power | N announce we will continue to sell and service Cockshutt equipment, with the Seles Carel Billace ban teters | Mars, Kesnedy’e Gh tirthd meant the end of ta al pay ew pride in appearance of your home. equip

F lare urn- Mrs. Kennedy's 95th birthday. rents to the provinces. This | . The increase in the tax-free Greater re-sale value. reassuring knowledge that the recent affiliation with the farm equipment od to her home in 7? Har- Many cards, letters of COM | has cut $279,300,000 from this | deduction for dependents will Lasting color, new styling. division of White Motor Co. will greatly st: h l bor from the P.E.I. Hospital gratulations and gifts were re- year’s expenditures and an esti. Spread ~ tax reductions A snugger tighter home, | lower fuel bills. y strengthen our position. This timely pare Ee reccived treatment | ceived by the conte from mated $307,000,000 from rev- | amounting to $30,000,000 in the Double protection aga weather. union of two industrial leaders has already provided a strong transfusion of

a an eye injury which she re friends and members of her | onues. current fiscal year and $40,000,- Colorbestes can’t bern . . Pot, or rust . research facilities and strong management leadership for Cockshutt. while playing badmin- | family. Mrs. menetye grand-| Moreover, the budgetary ac- a full resists termites and other insects. White Motor Co. has already laid plans to close one of its U. S. farm equip-

000 in year. | children were present to wish - do not include operations wnifective on 1962 taxes, the @ We use Insulating Shingle te bring out the butt ro eae lig, oe me a ed ees a ede eie cortane mere oe amet an eee

Mrs. Charies MacDonald has | °° | ai ch fiance Oe . ” “Old at 40 50 60?" For tops in Quality and Service, Call wae schedules planned at Y Seuntterd, to produce equipment for Canadian, returned to her home in Digby, KINROSS NATIVE DIES | with the recent t $10 boost in VVU,UU: S. and export markets, indicate greatly increased work volumes, and in-

N.S. after spending two weeks William C. Murchison, former-| the pension to $65 & a, pay- Man Get Wise! Pep Up Atlantic Roofing and Insulation Co. creased, steadier income tor Canadian workers.

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in Murray Harbor visiting with ly of Kinross, P.E.I. passed! sistet and brother-in-law, away recently in Arlington, | t+ ano fet 2 Seats Sat Thousands are peppy, st 70 Soi you fet 18 Spring Park Road The undersigned farm equipment dealers look forward to an even brighter Mr. and Mrs, Alex Vanider- Mass. He was in his 66th year. | with revenues to the fund eat wreak, low im energy, “old” at 46, 50 oe 60, Free Estimates — Terms te sult your budget. future with the Cockshutt organization. We expect an ever i flow atine. Mr. Murchison fs survived by special earmarked taxes ad- | younger, ty Ontrer fonic Tablets stone. | Dial 4-6275 Charlottetown P. O, Box 951 of new and improved Cockshutt ate or which will greatly increase our * . his wife (nee Florence Van Ider- | vancing to $068,000,000 from | Si nen the “elem ee lee ena # lack opportunity to serve a greater number of progressive farmers in this are2 IN BEACH POINT stine) of Vernon River, P.E.1. | ,000,000. | call “being old’. Puts pep in psoky 4 Specializing In Blowing Insulation to provide farm machin d f e Mrs. Reginald Osbourne has and one daughter Myra, Mrs.| The $68,000,000 pension fund | Ovtrex-fesl nappy, younger. 8-day J ery engineered to make farm work easier, mor returned to her home in Beach Collins, and four grand-| deficit—less $7,000,000 in_ accu. | "iS "AN roars efficient, more profitable,

Point te = ae cniares jin Bedford, Mass. Also Hospital, roid nr after | (Out sisters, Sarah, Mrs. C ar- spent several weeks after ++ Moncton, N.B.; Etta, Mrs.

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undergoing surgery. Warren Enman, Vernon, P.E.1. VISITED PARENTS ee Lt Dea Our office will be closed RECORD VOLUME OF SAVE WITH , | Mrs, Roy

Wednesday afternoon out of EBEEF FOR EASTER

respect to the late Mr. L. S$. Everson marke reports that this Stevenson, our friend and as- sociate of many years.

B.H. HUGHESINS. LTD.

CONFIDENCE .»- BUY “COCKSHUTT”

TURNER FARM EQUIPMENT ... Ch’town LLOYD MacDONALD .. . Annandale