pre

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Dairy Controls Tightening Here.

lations; which provide for two , . grades of milk that can be pro- | force as a radar, technician.

“The P.E:L. provincial, rezula- tions regarding’ the sale of milk by the producers is in che pio cess of amendment to conform to the Canada Food and l'rug Act. This will mean a marked

_ tightening of quality.controls_on Island's dairy->

the part of the

men. a” In order to assist the dairy . farmers to understand the ne-

* eessity for the regulatior. and how best. to meet them, Dr. Jim veterinarian. ‘depart-

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"give a helping hand to anyone

been engaged for the past week in conducting a series of talks on quality milk control, sanita- tion, and bacteria control in gen- eral.

Dr. Higgins points out that the” future of the dairy industry de- pénds on the strictest adherence to high quality standards. and those who are not willing to con- form wilP not be able to remain in the dairy business

In a recent interview, John Simmonds, president of Central Creameries Limited. Charlotte-

town, ‘said that the departments * of health ahd agricttture-are to...

be commended on their efforts to improve the Island's dairy industry; and-that the zrowth | and success of the industry de- pends on providing the best pos- sible product.

He said that with teamwork between the farmer, the cream-

ery, and the government. the possibilities of future eveiop- ment are trernendous

The educational talks to the dairy producers were held at Charlottetown. Souris. Monta- gue. and More!!

Dr. Higgins said that further meetings are planned ‘or the fall.

ent of agriculture of ficials expect that the new regu-

J. A. Gallant ‘Funeral Held

The death occurred suddenly».

t Beach Grove Inn. Monday. pril 19 of Joseph Alfted Gal- lant in his 75th year. Although in failing health for over 4 year. came as a shock to his many friends and relatives in Hubert. : TA veteran of World War 1, Fred, as he was familiarly call- ed: by all who knew him. was a fnan who could be counted on to

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in need.

He will long be remembered for his ‘friendliness and good cheer. A resident of St Hubert for almost all of his life. Mr Gallant had heen “at Beach rove Inn for the past_year. due

his failing health Left to mourn are his wife Margrate and an adopted dau- ghter Florence, both are now re- siding in Charlottetown Also three sisters; (Madelaine) Mrs Gallant. (Marie-Anne) os Lester Burke both of Char- Mrs. Ernest Clow of Summer-

oo two brothers Norman of St. Hubert and Philibert of Brae. Another sister (Miliene) Mrs. Nick Bulger.‘and a broth- er Arsene have predeceased him | Funeral was held on Tuesday. April 22, from the Compton Fu- feral Home. Summerside. to St James Church, Egmont Bay for High Mass. Rev. Fran- ais Tardiff officiated at the h and at the graveside jes. Palthbearérs were ank Gallant. Henry Corm vy Arsenault. Gus Gallant. Urbain Cormier and Joseph Gaissie. Interment was in the Ghurch pemetery.

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Records W ‘For Butter,

Prodiiction records will be set this year by Prince Edward Island dairvmen with large in- . | creases. in butter and cheese || production during ‘the first three ay | month’ of 1965 4 ay Figures released yesterday | by provincial dairy superintend-- ent Earle Adams show that but- | ter production for the first quar-

537.00 pounds produced in the first three months of 1964. ¥ Cheese production in the first |

New Electronic’ ~ Business Opens

Phil MacInnis, men, have recently opened

| Charlottetown’s newest electron- ics. business, “‘Abegweit Elec- tronics”. ~

It is held true by many that experience is the best teacher. If so, then the new partners have

Doyle and James A.

ing “‘Abegweit Electronics’ Mr.

ved 10.years with the same

cessed by the dairies will Bo | The ‘new business, situated at | into effect June 1. Milk falling |11 Elm Avenue, opens its doors | below these grades will be re- | \to the public at 8 p.m. each day jected: - ‘and remains open until about | Provincial dairy. superintend- 9.30 p.m. or “until. the work is ent Earle Adams said Wednes- done.” Televisions, radios, day, milk producers whose milk other service- needing applianc- | cannot qualify for the,grades will |es will be serviced in homes have their premises. inspected | when possible. When this is not and sanitary conditions brought | ible a pick up‘ and delivery |. ‘up fo standard before they can service will be made available. | be reinstated as. milk shippers. | The new partners have not lim- ' —for-ited—their_skill- tothe Charlotte- | grades A and B- milk. Grade A town area but have stated their | has_a_bacteria | willingness_to_travel “any: count of less than 1,000,000 per | where” with an eye to poesibie | cubic centimeter and less than |servicing of Island dragger | one milligram of sediment. | fleets. :

some [SLAND NEWS

\2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Apr. 29, 1965.

ter of 1965 was 628,000 pooner T tion of bitter and” Cheese. Last a 17 per cent increase over the |

both Charlottetown |

been well taught. Prior to open-| 5

Doyle served eight years with | the RCAF as a communications | technician and Mr McInnis ser- |

il Be Set Cheese

quarter of this vear showed a whopping increase of 110 per | cent over the ,first quarter of last"year. To the end of March this year. cheese production was | "130,000 pounds. compared to 62,- 000 pounds for the same period’ last year.

The month of March saw the | greatest increase in the produc-

March saw 245,000 pounds of butter produced—a SO per cent increase over the 163,000 pounds produced in March 1964 — and cheese production last Marc was 36,000 pounds —a 125 per “cent increase over March 1964's | production of 16,000 pounds. . | Mr. Adams said that ice cream production is eight per cent higher in the first quarter of this year than in the first | three months of last year.

Spud Shipments eatin At High

Potato shipitnents from Prince

Edward Island in the current crop year still continue at an increase over last year's ship- ments.

Up to April 26 this year, 9,904 carloads left the province, com: pared. to 9,206 carloads for the same period last year.

Shipments from the Maritime | area this year have reached 21,- |-751 carloads, compared to 19,- ‘and | 998 carloads last year. and | Of the 9,904 carloads shipped

from this province this year, 8,- mes: 063 went by rail and the others

by truck and boat.

Ferry Service _ _Will Open As _ Ice Permits —

Grade B milk*cannot‘ have more | than 3.000.000 bacteria per cubic centimeter_and “two grams of | sediment. Mix that has higher. counts of bacteria and sedimeat’ will be rejected. Palmer Road: Alice (Mrs. Mar-/|

Mr. Adams said that the new cel Perry) Peterville: Edna} regulations need cabinet approv- \(Mrs. Joseph Gaudet) Free-| al. : | town; Olive (Mrs. Arthur Des-

: ‘Roches) Freetown. Also surviv- Mrs. Ss. Gallant ing is a sister, Mrs. Denise Ar- -Dies In Hospital -” oy a. remains rested at

|chanboult; Montreal. SIGNISH —Mrs. Sisome Gal- ant of Petervilte ‘died wo : at the Western Hdgpital, Alber-' morning at the Immaculate Con- ton at the age of 79: .4 ception “Church, Palmer Road. Surviving are four sons and | Interment was in the church five daughters, Philip and Ern- | cemetery.

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