Premier and et so.

3 BR, ge S AG it i

MONTAGUE BUREAU|_ OF THE GUARDIAN Mr. Justice Mark R. MacGuigan

-Court at Georgetown on Tuesday. There were no cases docketed for the regular sitting.

Following the picking of the;

May. 1960 term of the court: the regular sitting was adjourned, and a special sitting for the hear- ing of appeal- cases was opened. Three appeal cases were before the court. The first case was the

Queen, represented by M. J. Mac-

Quaid of Souris vs. Oscar Mahar

of Sturgeon.‘ appellant, repre- sented by Allison Gillis of Char-' lottetown. This was an appeal. from a conviction under the Ex- cise Act by former Stipendiary Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet be- fore whom Mahar was fined $100

and costs or three months.

Due to the illness of a crown witness the appeal was adjourn- ed to a date to be fixed at Char- lottetown.

The second case was the Queen, represented by M.J. MacQuaid vs. John Charles. Murchison of. the district of Glen William, ap-

pellant. represented by Allison

Gillis of Charlottetown. This was

also on appeal f a conviction

=~ Geudet under the Excise Act who ‘had fined Murchison $100 and costs or three months.

Due to the same circumstances, ‘the appeal was adjourned to a date to be fixed at Charlottetown.

The final case was the Queen, “represented by G.R. Foster, Char- lottetown, vs. Lioyd Sherwood Gordon of Murray River, ap- pellant. represented_ by 2s. ?. Nicholson, Charlottetéwn. The ap- peal was from a conviction by Stipendiary Magistrate James B. Johnston for the offense of having | the care and control of a moter vehicle while his ability was im- __paired_by. alcohol.

ISLAND BRIEFS

aE - VISITING DAUGHTER Mrs. A. D. MacLiure, Mont- ague, is visiting in Charlottetéwn, guest of her son-in-law and | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. .Martin IN HOSPITAL Mrs. McCannell, Mont- | ague, is a patient in the Kings | County Hospital. RETURN TO TORONTO

Misses Audrey MacLean and) Maxine Lanigan left yesterday

grand and petit juries for . the!

case was taken under advisement and adjourned to Charlottetown to a date to be fixed for judg-

rt

Debate Held At Miscouche

MISCOUCHE — important subject of debate gi by Grade XI of Miscouche High on Oct-

r 30th, was: “Resolved that is more beneficial than

The speakers for the affirma- tive were: Sylvia Poirier, Grace Lyle and David Arsenault: for the negative, Nancy Clark, Gail McLean and Marie Murphy.

The judges were: Rev. Mother St. Mary, Rev. Mother St. Mar-

visitors were: Rev. Mother St. Therese and Grade XH students.

The affirmative developed the following headings concerning alcohol: icine, sterilizing! agent, oi and iodine,

massaging and sponging, anti- septic, anaesthetic, photogfaphy, ink, paint, varnish, formaldehyde, anti-freeze, thermometer liquid. fuel, synthetic rubber. economy of Canada, portable fuel engines, substitute for crude oil, home spirit lamps and stoves.

The negative side developed the following headings: poison, lessens muscular’ and moral ac- tivity, creates a craving, . alco- J holics, causes indigestion, heart trouble, accidents to drivers and pedestrians, crimes -of violence, | lawlessness, disorderly conduct, disregard for the rights of others, injures nervous system, impairs judgment, causes parental neglect, family quarrels, anxiety and emotional insecurity of child- ren. prisons, hospitals, samfa- torium, insane asylum, early death, diseases, destruction of Property, poverty, juvenile de- linquency, loss of reputation, cowards. 3

The judges decided in. favo¥ of the ‘negative. A vote of thanks to Grade XI was proposed by John Roy and seconded & Joan Me-

Tulip Bulbs

Are Planted

“ISLAND NEWS PAGE.

-* @UARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES:

Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2

SUMMERSIDE BUREAU

J.C. (Bill) Bennett, director of the livestock branch of the New Brunswick department of agricul- ture was guest speaker last even- ing at a meeting of the East

Prince organization Elmer — Wilmot Valley presided.

through which, he said: “You can bring almost any bull in the world into your herd.”

HAS BIRTHDAY

A and neighbors of Charles Mdc- Lean of Iris gathered at his

92nd birthday.

and English led by Chester Martin of Caledonia with Mrs. Holden S. MacLure as organ- ist. Despite his age. Mr. Mac- Lean entered heartily into the evening’s fun. A buffet lunch- eon was served by the ladies with a birthday cake and many gifts decorating th® table.

The evening was

BUYING OYSTERS DAILY At Fred Arsenault’s tery, market prices paid. Prince County Oyster Co. Phone Fred 3138 or Leonce 3511.

HURTS SIDE & STOMACH

Spastic Colitis (functional irritation of the colon or large intestine), is causing thousands to suffer from: dull aches or ourming pains in the side. Gas, Heart- burn, Biliousness. Nervousness, Bad h, Dizziness, Burnie’ ach,

Breat:

Loss of Sleep and Pep. If you suffer from Spastic Colitis. ordinary stomach medi- cine won't help much. You really need KOLADE POWDERS which work three

soothe sore mucus membranes and check acidity. It is not a laxative but works to help nature. Don't suffer another day without trying KOLADE POWDERS. Sat- isfaction or money back. At all drug stores.

, The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Nov. 4, 1959. Artificial Breeding Plan To Increase In Importance

OF THE GUARDIAN| 1

mately 19,000 cattle would be

ificial insemination program, .| which is about 2,000 more than

last year. Kenneth Walker, East Prince inseminator, in ‘his report, stated

there has been for the past 50/ that 2,152 cattle in this area had | years. 2 ————Pbeen bred to.date this year The theme of the meeting which is an increase over the

total for the whole of last year. He also noted an increase in the efficiency of the breeding pro- gram as well as an increase in Saati — ;

Kenneth MacLean stressed to the meeting that the federation of agriculture, provincially and nationally, is essentially a policy making organization—‘“‘sort ‘ of a watchdog for agriculture.”

He spoke on the deficiency pay- ment program instituted by the Federal Government in recent

He then described how to im- prove the soil through proper seeding etc. Other factors very important to herd improvement he stated were, greater care in harvesting feeds to preserve the c various elements; provide. more| months In which eggs came under comfort for cattle in the stalls—| the program as of Oct. Ist and

proper ventilation—proper bed-| hogs are expected to be utilized’ ding. | under this plan on Jan. 11 next.

Dr. Fisher stated that about 651

percent of diseases in cattle are caused by mismanagement. He! said deficiency .diseases can be! overcome _ through efficiency,’ good feeding, including a mineral | mixture.

MESSAGE FOR MR. K?

BAGHDAD, Iraq ‘Reuters) — . Dr. Feisal el Samer, Iraqi min- | ister of national guidance, left for Moscow Tuesday, reported to be carrying a message from Premier

large number of friends |

} - <A RETURN

home recently to celebrate his |

fae- , Queen’s Wharf, Highest.

2,000 MORE BRED

| - THURSDAY, NOV. 5—7 to 9 P.M. | First, second and third inoculations will be given.

Abdul Karim Kassem-to Nikita Khrushchew |

Dr. Fisher said that approxi-

NOTICE

The postponed annual meeting of*the Alberton

Curling Club will be held in the club room Friday Nov. 6th at 8 p.m.

J. H. MYRICK, Secretary-Treasurer.

~

| : A$ 10.00 $ 2.00 ea: Walter Heartz.

For South Rustico and Surrounding Districts AT SOUTH RUSTICO PARISH HALL

BOWEL Gas|

ways to relax tense intestine muscles. | “i

BASKETBALL NOTICE

A meeting to form a CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE will be held at Room 16, Prince of Wales College

on Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 6:30 p: All teams interested are asked to send

Representation. ~

General Public Cordially Invited.

. =

———— RR >|

ALBERTON— Girl Guides and}

on return to Toronto after spend- ing their vacations at their homes in Montague. They were | accompanied by Miss Kaye Mac- | Leqn who will visit friends in , Toronto.

Professional ok -Chartered

‘Accountants

T. Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce Building

i cenerside, P.E.I.

Insurance «

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Auto — Casualty 5 Summer St. Summerside

Optometrists E. E. Parkman

Phone 2235,

Brownie groups in Tignish and | | Alberton have recently complet-| ‘ed the task of planting several | hundred tulip bulbs at the war! monuments in the two Western *Prince communities.

At Alberton 30@ Golden Jubilee tulip bulbs were planted in front |

ed’ the work are Mrs. Beth Mc-| Rae and Evelyn Carpenter. { ___The Tignish group were assis- ied by their leaders Mrs. Carlyle Trainer and Dorothy Buote. One. ‘hundred bulbs were planted at, | the monument on the convent | grounds. i

S‘side Native

Opt. D., R.O. : Phone 3287 Summer Si. Summerside |

B. F. Hunter, R.O. Summerside, P.E.. Phone 3116 Smatiman’s Building

Photographers

The Read Studios ‘ D. W. SEARS

Barristers

George R. MacMahon, LL.B. (Also Kensington on Saturday's) ' Phone Summerside 3551 Water St. Summerside

A. B. Campbell, B.A., LL.B Phone S'side 3618

\

Mr. Vincent was president of | the organization in 1955 and al- | so represents that city’s YPC’s in the senior Progressive Con. |

chairman for Dufferin Ward, a past county chairman and past provincial president of the PC’s. | « Mr. Vincent left Summerside in| the laté 1940s and has been | successful coniractor in Saint | John for several years. |

HARDWOOD TREES Yellow birch and maple are the!

of the monument on the Legion |] ‘| grounds. Leaders who super'vis- '

servative Association. He is vice- )

7

most important wewond sources|

Crockett & Gellant Bid S’side

~

im Ontario.

NTU

GOODWILL SALE | VOLKSWAGEN CONTEST DRAWING 9.15 P.M. Sat. November 7th.

lasacs of Noon as Cisainlly Advertised

CHARLOTTETOWN FOODLAND

Winner’s Name Will Appear In Monday’s Papers....

\

=) Announcement

ey ie? A

| Mrs | Mildred Bernard,

bred this year through the art-| °

$ 10.00 Dr. Wendell

$ 16.00. .......% Dr.’ I. Rachmel |

SBA. ckcsscc- Alfred. MacNeil | J$ 4.00. .....04.-- ,--- Janet Ives}

$ 400 ....>.... Dr. Kent Ellis}

Leard, Dr. G. F. Dewar, Beth Robinson, B. Tweedy, Anofty:|f mous. |

$ 1.00 ea: Mrs. Stuart Dickson, |

| Vera Dewar, Frances Coffin, Helen Crosby, Mrs. W.-P. Bruce,

Spillett, June‘ MacAssey, Joyce’ Cutcliffe, Mrs. Addie Affleck, John Gordon, Mrs. Jean Phillips, | Mrs. Angus | .50c ea: Beryl Murphy, Norma | | Hyde. } Queen St. Continued. | $ 5.00 - W.-M. Mellish | $ 1.00 ea: Miss M. S. Adams, |

| John W. Tredenick. | Grafton St. Continued: i$

;Lennan, Rose Baird, Connie | Davis, Betty Blake. Donna Compton, W. B.. Mair, Neils | Sanderson

; Neil Darrach. i$ | Mrs

|

| Frank Miller.

Murl, Mrs. George—Walt—Atrs.{

0c ea

i$

}

5.00 Dr. A. J. Murchison! $ 5.00 Dr. W. MacCannell | $ 1.00 Mrs. L. O. Kitchen. R.N.| | Total $ 56.00) Grand: Total, Fast Royalty | $112.00.

‘|, Stewart & Mrs. Harold Daye.

|$ 3.00: George Stewart, Harland

} 1 35e: Alonzo ’Websier.

| Douglas: Heath Reeves.

| Miss Alice Pigott. $ 5.00 Russell Clark & Family.

| Mrs.

| Lloyd Jay,

| Harold Affleck. Lis

| Total

/ Miss Cynthia Jay.

'

Jay, | Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Bit, | Mrs.

| Affleck, Mr. & Mrs. Lane Pigot, |

| Kenzie, Mrs. Winston Birt.

}

'Faye MacDonald, Wanda Mac-'

i$ | drews.

Protestant —

Orphanage- :

e a Contributions $ 50.00 . Imperial Oil, Lid, | $ 15.00 Coronation Lodge Mill- view | $ 10.00 J. H. Cerry, Brighton Rd. | $ 10.00 Lady Coronet “Lodge, | Millview of

P. E.1,_ Hospital. + MacDonald |

$ 2.00 ca: Shirley Stearns, Char-| lotte Fraser, Hattie MacLaine, | Mrs. Roland Beaton, D. A. Chis-| holm, A. E. Lawson, Dr. Gillis, |

Mrs.’ Lois MacDonald, Dorcthy |

|

{

Marjorie Vessey. Mrs. | Mry. Marion

1.00 ea: John Fielding, Sadie | Florence Stewart, |

MacLean, HY

Robertson & Mrs. D. Heartz. ©

Mrs. Edgar Heartz Mrs. ,

David Heartz, Mrs. Victor Sor- |] enson, Mrs. Herb.—Love, Mrs.

Ed. Love, Mrs. H. C. Heartz, Mrs. A. W. Robertson. Mrs. | Andrew MacRae, Mrs. Wilfred Helmes, Mrs. Wilfred Inman. | Mrs. Malcolm Darrach, Mrs.

1.50: Mrs. Reg. Parkman, Wilfred Robertson.

Mrs. Wallace An- Harold Clements Sr., Mrs. George Roper, Mrs. Cyril MacMillan, Mrs. Angus MacPhee. Mrs. James _Miller, Mrs. Ed. Millins,~ MacRae, Mrs. John Mrs. Leaman)

1.00 ea: _ Mrs

Mrs. Fred MacCormack,

A. A. Holmes, Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Roper, Sr., Mrs. | Roland Livingstone, Mrs. Har- old Clements, Mrs. Robert Far- quharson.

A. Miller, |

Mrs. Winston MacKay, Mrs. Alex. MacNevin. Total

Riverside Hospital. 5 i | $ 35.00 Riverside Charity Fund.

|$ 10.00 Miss K. MacLennan. R.N.|

$ 56.90

Norboro, Collectors Mrs. George

$ 5.00 David Glover Day.

$ 2.00 ea: Elmer Stewart. Carl ‘Stewart, Lindsay “Sharpe. |

. Everett .Glover, Donald "Glover, | ‘Ivan Bowness, Waldron Stewart, | Ivan Daye, Howard Daye, John Andrews.

$ 1.00 ea: Robert Sharpe, Clarke | Harding, Elmer Cannon, Earl! Taylor, Leighton* Stewart, - Eus-

.tace Reeves, Lloyd Sharpe, | 50c ea: George Douglas, Alex. |

Total Mt.

$ 40.25! Stewart North, Collector

$ 2.00 ea: Mrs. Harry MacKay, Ida MacKay, Mrs. Frank Rose, | Earl Jay, Rev. John M.) Sheen, ‘Peter MacLeod. $ 1.00 ea: Miriam Toombs, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Pigott, | Mrs. Freddy Affleck, Mrs. Lu-| | ther Coffin, Mrs. Eldon Glover, | | Mrs. George Sheppard, Mrs. Roy ; Leard, Mrs. Arthur Coffin, Mac- Leod Douglas, Bruce Affleck, 50c: Mrs. James Carnpbell,. .. $29.50 Collector |

Mt. Stewart South,

$ 1.00 ea:

Mr.

Mr. & Mrs & Mrs. i

L. Be Roland Jay, Mr. & Wendell Glovér, Mrs. Esther Clark, Mr. & Mrs. Wes- ton Jardine, Mr. & Mrs. Leith!

Mr. & Mrs. “Alfred Affleck, Mr. | & Mrs. Francis Affleck, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Jay, Alvin Mac-

De ea: Mr. & Mrs. Alex. Macs

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