Many Conventions Slated For Centennial Here In 64

By NEIL A. MATHESON (Provincial and Farm Editor) Early success in ‘ining up

Federation of Agficulture, Dairy time Bowling Tournament, Ca- Farmers of Canada, Monument nadian Amateur and Open Golf Builders of Canada, Association Tournament.

major conventions and com- of Public Utilities Commission, A few others include the Ca- petitions for Charlottetown’s Engineers, Allied Beauty Asso-|nadian Port and Harbors Assn., Confederation Centennial cele- ciation, Dominion Brewers As- | Maritime Fruit and Vegetable | bration in 1964 was revealed yes- _Sociation and Atlantic Provinces | Jobbers, Eastern Canada Con- terday. by Mayor A. Walthen | Bakers Association. ference of Highway Officials, Gaudets: feporting on behalf of | The lengthy list of possibili-| Sh , Maritime Truck Road- the centdnnial convention com- | ties, some of them practically | eo, Bottlers, Com ' mittee, which is under the certain, even at this early date,’ munity Planning Association of

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chairmanship of R.D. MacGilii- vray.

Mayor Gaudet also revealed it is expected that: the federal cabinet will be here for the event and will probably hold a

| meeting in the historic Con- i federation Chamber. He con. ‘™me Dry Cleaners, Maritime sociation, the Canadian Chamb- siders it likely that Canada’s Funeral Directors, Canadian er of Commerce, the Canadian

10 provincial premiers will also | be invited here, as all provinces | are contributing to the Fathers of Confederation Memorial Building, which is expected to be under construction later this year.

|also includes International Canada, and Maritime Lumber |Home and School Assn., Cana-| Dealers Association. ; , dian Hospita! Assn., Association| A number of organizations are {of Canadian Clubs, District Sev-| being invited to hold their semi- (en Kinsmen, Dominion Fertiliz-| annual meetings or national ex- .er Co., Hotel Association of Ca-| ecutive meetings here. These jmada, Maritime Bakers, Mari-|include the Canadian Bar As-

Standards Association, Kiwanis,' Federation of Mayors and Muni- Business and Professional Wo- cipalities, and the boards of di- ~men, Life Underwriters of Can- rectors of the banks.

ada, Junior Chamber of com-| There ere & great many pos- merce, Atiantie region; Mari-' sibilities in this latter category,

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e , 313 e | The possibility that Her | At the department of educa- , Walker, Caledonia, on his re- | ers yesterday afternoon. Mr.

A preview of colored slides Seanad ea ser. — Ber < agar Of the | Majesty Queen Elizabeth will be =| tee oe - tie Cobel t. Mr. Walker, right, |. Walker, former teacher and

@nd enlarged photographs of Shon tebcwel of | ed in the contest were also here to open the structure was tbers of the WS presented with a gold | farmer, and veteran of two

the winning model of the innon, of Wales i og de-| shown. The enlarged photo. suggested a year ago by Hon. | Building, _ members watch on the occasion. Left is | world wars, joined the board

proposed Confederation Mem- a, rh paar features of.| graphs are soon to go on dis- - J, David Stewart, provincial sec- | land valuation board and ed- waicolm MacKenzie, deputy in 1950: i

orial Building was given city | pee Hard and out- | play in a store window in the retary. i . Ki : : ucation department officials minister of nen. who

~ nga ad lottetowa | lined the reasons for the | business section of the city. ‘Opening of the Memorial | Montague, Souris, ings County gathered to -honor former | made the presentation on be- _

firemen and Charlotte . structure is scheduled for_ the - board member, Charles half of Mr. Walker's co-work- cart qo “HUT first week in September, pos- 4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 6, 1962. 2 ‘ ’ ” sibly Sept. 1, and it is planned | the age of 70 receiving treat-, voluntary organizations in tub- If you Feel ALIL-IN to keep that week clear of con- | ment Bt the sanatorium; con- erculosis control, Hon. H.B. Mac-

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Elderly Patients To Recéive

ventions, as ‘there will be sequently, the search continues Neill, MD, minister of health, Today's tense living, overwork, Ee enough people and events of un- for the presence of the sporadic. expressed his praise and satis- worry, may affect idney action, ear usual importance here that) ss . ° f tuberculosi8 which may | faction for the co-operation of | lfkidneys slow iesremain: F Si rm S e en By Sh aw week to make a full schedule, Tuberculosis X-Rays In Feb. be terking meneng © gretip of| Ge Pedace Rawerd’ tdedd Tob- in th otems, Then bashes he GA, n iO ayor “rucet explained. aged in an effort to prevent the erculosis League, which is con- ‘tired — en Pille, | Fourteen conventions or other! Patients and staff of Beach | to be x-rayed; under the present ‘spread of tubercle bacilli: not cerned not only with case- Dead’ help stimelate a. ’ , | , | the 3 to | special events have been settled . | Ives but also. fin t ith heal + help : By DON MacLEOD ate not yet outlined, we can state wart, and Northern Affairs Min- | with dates, approximately a doz- cone we “Wu sowed. thier’ | oe ole oun te tom Sy elbeteh- ON ee eee eee | eee ce mii tia: nan eae be hee ’ om 4 é to young personnel attending education, rehabilitation and better—work better—play better. Get Staff Writer) | that extensions to the forest |ister, Walter Dinsdale. ‘Further en others are assured. although | Home will be x-rayed during er or wheel chair to'a comfort- | 4 ‘ ‘ | Dodd's Ki Pills now. You caf “Premier Walter R. Shaw said | nursery to provide extra seed- | consideration will be given to an | dates have not been chosen, and| February by the new. x-ray unit. able room for their. x-ray, with them.”" | research pelative 6 the disease. depend =a eae a ams yesterday that an expanded pro- | lings, tree in new and | extension plan submitted, and more than 30 other major events! purchased last year by the | the result that a greater num-’ Commenting on the rolé” of | tuberculosis. x. wie phere Res ' burned areas, and thinning in| Mr. Stewart will engage in fur-| are being sought‘by the conven-| p- ee os é gram of resources development : ; . ederel aviheri "| PEI. Tuberculosis League. , ber can be screened. fod - qill be applied in the province, natural growths will be |. ther plans pate oid authori tion committee, which is com-| ‘The x-ray unit has been re-| ‘“‘In. tuberculosis case-finding | , : through co-operation at the fed- | the program, while research in | ties,” the premier said. stantly expanding its field of Op | moved from its van for the win- | progsams, the mass x-ray sur- 7 ss provincial levels. forest ma nce and protect-| Pointing out that he had noted erations. tor and thn 0S ik ek 1k at aikeakedl arabe tau: to: STORE HOURS a returned during | 1 Will be enlarged during the |a recent reference to provincial In addition, a number of| o ine ipathietions: laekaeh: ele ‘at tee sooct otiee: Moore & Mcleod Ltd. THURSDAY .......... iia hee fi : present year, A decided import- transportation . problems 404 groups are being invited to hold : : : i : the weekend from Ottawa, where in this important re-|the Causeway, the premier con- i According to H.T, Holman, tive means of detecting not only FRIDAY seeeseetess Seed he and several provincial cab- | ** step * tinued. "l repeat”” he said, | “emu-annual meetings or nation-) president of the TB League, all | tuberculosis but other abnormal | ' SATURDAY ............+. 9—12:30 source will be initiated.” | tinued: repeat, * al executive meefings here. : inet ministers conferred with of- Premier Shaw said that as a ‘‘the statements I have made on | suGGESTIONS ASKED expenses involved in moving chest conditions which require | ficials of several federal gov- sats of Minister |@ number of occasions that the ~ iis Worship is asking citiz- | 2% installing the x-ray equip- further ‘investigation and treat- * @enment departments. Andrew MacRae's talks with de-| causeway project is of tremen- |... einneniien to get o touch | Ment in. the various institutions | ment. : “Our discussions,” he sald, of agriculture offic-|dous magnitude and complexity, | wit, members of aa demadeiinan will be borne by the league. | “According to the annual re- costes ‘ot | a wide field of a number of problems in| but steady and encouraging pro- | if they have any suggestions re.| .. Prior to 1960,” said Mr. | port of the division of tubercu- S a to ~~ r with livestock and | gress has been made Si tote | aiotne other organizations | Holman, “the mobile unit was losis control for 1961, out of the . economy province, erop were ironed out. | tors involved, on the iS Of af | nich could be inviti placed in close proximity to | 92 admissions to the Provincial centred in provincial re- | ““Taike also centred around the | engineering and practical re- | ¥0*> © invited here for | these institutions but it was | Sanatorium, 28 were over 60 fruces development procs federal Rehabilit- | search. ope avoid the | found that many old people | years of age; at the present | Y ; ation and Development Act.| REPORT “ENCOURAGING” | were unable to enter the van’ time, there are 11 patients over “Already we have been as- “As a result,” the premier said 1 ah eoscntenel te Ge te | months of July and August as : @ured of an increased financial | . sce should receive " | far as is possible,” Mr. Gaudet oe : . oad physical support in forest saetiaes cenenons enaer AUDA ee |explained, “as normally there /| STEVENSON | sressions of the Castro regime.” | fehabilitation. details are ity crowds here in | Be #. . 7 full provisions, : ing, as a result of the investigacstiose tontie.” r ‘ ; ready made large commitments e PROGRAM TO EMERGE | tions that have been undertaken “The Fisheries Council of Can-| _ ‘Continued from page 1) to the economic and social aid Styles to flatter you ..; “Further discussions are to be | may now be assured. ada will meet here April 6-9, the | He declared that the U.S. del- | program for the current fiscal . Fe held in this respect and more |” I feel contident that fe oe Dominion Drama Festival dates | egation went to the recently | year “and will have no difficulty colors to give you a lift detailed program resources t % ‘are May 11-16, and the Canadian | concluded meeting of the Orga-|in meeting the more than $1,- ° . ; development. inthis province of some of ~ — — | Plowing. Championships . have |.Bization of American States at | 000,000,000 pledged to the first co c@t prices to fit your : = value will shortly emerge | experts will soon on {| been scheduled by Dundas peo- | Punta del Este, Uruguay, “with | year of the Alliance for Pro- ' oi eens oer an tat icate, how detailed and | ple for Sept. 9 and 10, with Sept. |@ bag of gold in one hand and | gress.” : budget... that's what ‘ expec a member 11 also set aside. if th a a bloody dagger in the other.” | "Oe the federal department of agri-\difficult this whole study has | 11 also set aside. if three days | 5 © conference voted to exclude. : you'll find among the really @iscuss the planning of the pro- such a nature that will provide | OTHER DATES SETTLED = |'-ths ‘rom the lnler-American Dav c inkney fabulous selection of new gram.” satisfaction to the people of this | ihe A lead Shee oe ee Cubep delegate eaid his | T D : : d d ; r rovince,” clu le jon: ome an Au elega spring ana summer caresses del abe acheecliesbcaeel 5 eye eee ee "7 conclusion, Premier Shaw School Association, May 25-27; | country's political system based | Ss op river pring . . ‘ AT MONTAGUE industry were discussed by Min- | said, “I feel very confident that N.B.- P.E.1. Public Health As-|on Marxist-Leninist doctrine “is| woncTON (CP) — Dave now arriving daily in. our Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rose, |ister of Tourism, J. David Ste- the value of our talks with wey ——— a a eae not negotiable.” Pinkney of Truro, a 30-year-old Ladies’ Wear Department . . . , federal personnel will be fully | Postmasters Assn., June ; | horseman who has been driving . Kingsboro, were visitors to emphasized in the forms of ad-| Canadian Mental Health Assn.,| ROOM FOR OTHERS heebes sees he was 15, Tenaly- i Pomingue ge Friday. Gilbert Clements ditional services and improve- | June 4-6; Royal Society of Cana- |, Stevenson replied that there oa» plaque as the leading dash Enjoy the luxury of new ° . TO FLORIDA ; ments for the people of our pro- | da and Canadian Historical So- | ' Plenty of _ 7 wae | driver in the Maritimes for 1961 Antron Nylon, wash and Miss Edith MacDonald, Mon- Takes cD Course vince.” ciety, June 7-10; Canadian Poll- —a. aa a . Mpg ded | at the United States Trotting As- y ' a an tague, leaves this morning for ; tical Science Assn., June 15-17; | economic systems. But he a | sociation’s district 11 meeting wear silks, cotton knits, and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where) MONTAGUE — Gilbert Cle- | Alba Maritime Automobile Dealers, | that “what we cannot accept—/ here Monday. : ’ . ' she has accepted a position. ments returned on Saturday | ny Downs ey SO: a Dental As- pone Pay a pees ieee Pinkney reined horses to 92 soft cottons. Complete mb lane from Arn- sn., July 5-7; Canadian Circula- 2 | wins during the past season, . <a nae, TERNS aa, eee Sot, where be bad taxes (@Arleton 5-2 tien Manages Acme.’ Gayl. 1F | ee carla estetion ta the | eorme tm fe mA position. a size range. Choose several . Irving ‘ | 15. . $s e no. = who has undergone surgery is | ©. Guree im cmarucnny %co),|, SUMMERSIDE — Albany de-| Other groups which are defin- | Western hemisphere. |11 district, comprising the Mar- now. steadily improving in hospital lege. Students taking this course feated North Carleton 5-2 in the | itely coming here but have not “The a States has not | itimes. et Montague. were young men from Dawson first game in a best of five ser- | yet chosen dates include the Ca- | teen and is not preparing any ies of the Prince County Inter- | nadian Managing Editors Con- | aggression .against Cuba,” he SPENT WEEKEND City to Cape oe ish, and | Mediate “C" playdowns last ference,the Lions Clubs, the Na- | said. “But we have a deep and Parker t H milt 8 to e Miss Faye wares ‘ bmg — — Sestiog Peas : night oe Borden rink in a (tional Council of Boy Scouts of} a legitimate interest in what - Hamilton |. P Miss Dianne w, Charl ‘ames Gallan rugged tilt, | Canada, the Rotary Convention, | goes on in our neighboring coun- | * enrolled in the course. : ie | the P.E.L-N.B: Branch C tries and Cuba is very_near_to Funeral Director. a. Lee Wilson, ‘Bidred, | and Excise Officers Assn., Mari-lvus" ~ = Service with Dignity and. George Murray, Everett War- | time Provinces Board of Trade,| He said Cuba “is the real Hono : od ren and Walter Warren. National Association - of . Police | threat to in the Americas ur. * -F For North Carleton the Marks- | Tournament and the annual | to its subversive activities and, Also 24 Hour Ambulance) — _. Ralph Murray and — of = — Prov- | its subservience to foreign pow- Service. 2 . "s Economic Coun ers." j OTHERS INV:TED | alt delta length on the ac.) Phone 220 j * ‘|. Other organizations, which) tion at Punta ste, saying Murray River a Entries Named are Weing invited for the special | {ts real aim was to safeguard | y 4 #3 y | week in the city and province's | the U.S.-backed Alliance - for-| Phone 70 | For Raée Card. / | history, include: Dominion Curl’| Progress plan from being sub-| Montague ed : ing Championships, Canadian! verted by the “totalitarian ag- ; a a Club's third ice facing card of the season at North River Causeway Wednesday efternoon were: released last night and are as follows: A Trot and Pace: Winston's Wish, Jollity's Pride, My Hero, . Hickory Doc, eS Page la - os B Trot and Pace: Bob Clegg, oT ae on Tell, Sandy McDuff, Tom Day. C Pace: My. Jeannie, J. W. . = Fs ~ Paterson's parents, at the | Money, Nancy Hi Lee, ‘2. Mr. and Mrs. RK. Clements, -modting * | Best. 7

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