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able in this connection.”

"| discovered in Europe that have| Premier Shaw also visited a | reduced costs , cattle station for advanced reg- 2 ‘In Southern Ireland I had istered projects operated simil- ‘|the opportunity of visiting a ar to our own at Fredericton. ‘large advance registry pig pro- Of the cattle he says:

geny breeding station, This stay; “Holsteins and Here fords : tion is concerned chiefly with | seem to be the most favoured |the qualification of boars and for the production of cattle for breeds involved are chiefly large | Ayrshires, Jersey, Chartenoix, }English whites (comparable te | Polled Angus, Herefords, Short- | Canadian Yorkshires), and Lar eo There would to be = | “Pigs are penned individually| “There w seem a ten-

» | and the cide staie was kept | dency to use low thicker. set | meticulously clean. ee tBe

“Each pig goes on test when 7° aining as it a. a live weight of 60 dairy growth in this cross.

| pounds. Barley or skim milk are| SMALLER BULLS |e main feed ingredients and| «Jmportations are chiefly

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“Premier and Mrs. Walter R Shaw while in Ireland were able to shed some of their official functions and visit the farm- = ‘lands of the Emerald Isle. They visited the 30-acre farm owned by George Fulton/ who is the nephew of the lafe Rev. Scott ; ~Bulton, a former “minister at sa Zion Presbyterian Church in! > © Charlottetown : ;

Mr. Shaw met with Sir Gra- | sham Rarmor, cmef director of the Ulster Weaving Company, and his son Peter and of this he #ays: ‘Il was particularly) inter- ested in flax production and was. informed that flax growing has | shrunken until at the present -tyume +t is confined chiefly to the

mers of the .Jinen factories.

armers have turned to barley and other forms of agriculture which are subsidized in prefer ence to flax.

Supplies are now imported “trom Northern France, Belgium | PREMIER SHAW fortnight until 180 pounds and and some from Russia. Sir Gra- | > | then weekly to 200 pounds. Pigs

This’ would seem .to be a sen- | ing the raw flax or the obliga’; ‘The details of the whole pro- $90) seémed to be the prev. sible market for our product ra-|- tion of by-products. New techni- | geny project are carefully ap- | price, quite a difference

‘ther than export to European! ques in this respect have been | plied and the results of this work |compared to ours.”

~ Island News Page | MUFFLER 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Oct. 21, 1965. | CENTRE

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| feeding is three times daily. Ey a | weight of the pig and strictly | smaller than our Holsteins but ; arranged for each individual |thicker over the loin and down hog. : the rump. : “Each pig is weighed once a| “Pasturage conditions im Ire- land are the best in the world and costs of production are kept

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“ ALBERTON — An Alberton| Prince Edward Island more than «th Tésident, Mrs. Ruth Pow-| 10,000 people belong to 30 of the

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2 Soir gt greene sie age ay of al | TN IFPT FR SS .F] so is Journed to Oct. 20 in Summer-| satisfaction to three and one- - “side. quarter million Canadians whose = Lester Victor Davies, Corn-| savings in credit unions and low-

Gvall was fined $19 and costs for| cost loans to fellow members Pention without due care and at-| contribute to a better and more

ention. Blair Wilkie, Alberton| satisfying way of life for them . aa A OK Ti S .epresented by Melville Camp-| and their families. : t ire tore 4 pleaded not jg be Se Mr. Pearson congratulated | : ‘ Without due care and attention| members ‘‘around the world’ | wand the case was adjourned to : habe | St. Peters Road Dial 2-2360 ct. .27. ‘ , = Lawrence Joseph Arsenault, for. thele_-future “progress. i“

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= Louis Gerald McInnis, Tignish, “was fined $10 and costs for fail-} = Yng to stop at an intersection._ a Austin O’Meara, Alberton, rep- #esented by Melville Campbell, :

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Island Native ‘Was On Team

Dr. Lewis B. Woolner, a na-. five of Prince Edward Island, “vas a member of the five-man team of physicians from the Mayo Clinic in attendance at the surgery performed on US. President Johnson. = Dr. Woolner is a surgical pa- tholocist on the staff of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Min-

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