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Summerside And Prince County The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues., Jan. 15. 1963. 3] ,

Food Processors Present Briefs

SUMMERSIDE ~ Represelita-vand Don Wood. agriculture ,3 tivcs of the three food process- .superintendent represented‘ ing plants as well as Amal-iSeeman Bros; George Wright gamated Dairies Ltd. met wid1=was present from Frosted members of the Labor Rela- Foods and Harold Campbell Lions Board last evening at the and George Campbell from Legion home. Summerside. Campbell and Burns. g.- Chairman of the board, Char- Besides Mr. McQuaid otheriz. les McQuaid presided. lit-card members present were

The meeting was held to dis- eorge Meikle and Fred De- V .y o . ~ V . cuss the priposcd Minimum ‘Custe, representing manage-l i. am MWWWM ‘ H -, ; u . -. Wage Act in this province and merit and Jack Hennessey and "4“ w - 7' , _ 1 a brief was presented on behalf .latk Brown for labor. ".mg;“,:m ‘ - “ , .‘ T ' ‘ ' ' " f of Seeman Bros. (Canada) This was expected to be the r ‘ w" - . . 1 Ltd, Campbell and BurnsLtd. ‘last mwt'g of this nature uri- and P.E.l. Frosted Foods Ltd. 1less oth‘r individuals or groupsiiw:

Representing Amalgamated wish to appear before the board Dairies Ltd. was the managing with submissions.

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r ' director. John 5. Wright who The board will study and as-i A 'L ‘ r r 1' presented his eubmirion scss the remrts received be-i AMONG SANATORIUVIS CHILDREN DR. FOUND IS KNOWN ASDA_—DDY_____ “ e m mm“ to the provincial:

verbally. , DR. i Murray Mat-Ewen, manager government.

Not One For Limeligh’r' E"°'5'" 9*“ Traffic Increase ,

SUMMER‘SYDE —~ 'llhe finall

service of the Week of Prayer

Says Islander Of 1962 22:21:11”...";...::;::5352:5221:SaidPI'Iel'KDITlenaIi

evenin . The church . Hi i g was 1 ed‘ Traffic increase for 1962 on mainland increased by 8.350 111*

:ERTH STUDY

B DON MacLEO 1' ' - u ' c993 - _ l to ca acit and all the m'n‘ t r * . - . . ., Guardian-Patriot Staff Rl‘ilcl‘ tit-intuit: feqflreedmmment’sult'rhg: :euacmworiir‘ {fife ' of the Zo-operating cliui'sclse: the 13°F“: ' ngnemme {ferry 196?- 8333219113: flgregrgfii g‘lus (“ti-fog (tifimcék Situated be study the heat flow in the outgrowth of the International - . .. . . ' ,. i 1 ~ as “ eno. measu . ' ' . r . . ~ Dr. Eric M. r'ouiid,_supci‘in~ HRH-NAME (BASIS citrus] and voluntary agencies, iwere 0" the Platform ReV- - {ungua‘i’fsbyegnmaham R%ger5_ into effect by the com. Traini Euggciirgl at Balfousiilsg‘lflfiz earths or“5‘-_Da‘1h°“5“° is one Geophysxcai Year. is being tendent oi. the l’rovificiai Taila- . “i call. this, pretreatment between the sanatorium and j. gigs; “Lzfifiiiihcggdt‘;$efn.the provincial director of transpor-Jrassongers carried between Bor- sity in Halifax will be used 0f 20 places in Canada where tamed out during the next is“; is: signing: if'i‘flili’ a. r r;- :::::.‘::.. 3‘: P cn‘lt‘fs . a r... r, “it to a deep W who an .. z ,. " ‘ . l - i ' ‘ ' _ ijii-es re eas yes e ay y were .. . . a i . 15] come well - acquainted; he W. R Stew Dr. Stewart i read the 01d Tesmmem lesson' Mr. gfiogers, show there was ani “How are we going to handle| fore arriving back home_

andleir the Ye . . . "When The Evening Patriot's learns the nature and treat- works quietly and efficiently R9“ or" webbber and Rev‘ ' ' - ' assen ers in 1962 l another increase in 1964. which1 . managing editor told me 02' mom of his illness and because and has added tremendously toifl‘msm‘ Offered prayers: Rev'llgfmsi‘gfi‘ti lonvel; 19mg Passengers i is Centennial Year. with the faCfi daMr'ulsiianfleimy ksa‘.“ Vim" the judges' choice," or. Found of this I find that patients feel the provincial tuberculosis «in l D-L- “We” read the New Tes‘? for 1962 were 482.791 as com. ‘ilities we now have?" Rog-i l y‘ t . "We "‘3 e ‘t' It 5 said in an interview yesterday, bL‘llCl‘ while in the process of [mi program." fame“ esson- pared to 425,495for1961. *ers asked. I 02% ."pT' v.“ t k h “l instinctively-wanted to say: being cured.” Again Memng to his being. The choir sang the anthem Vehicles (trucks and cars)1 “It's going to require a very {acroseér 53:3?er Va 9 t em Won't the next fellow in 11110 01'. Found and his patieuu u ‘ r .r “Jubilate Amen". The music for show an increase of 20,700 in'careful study. and adjustments. . a 0_ ancouvel‘.

. ,, , . . chosen Islander of the Tear, , i .. l - . .then to San FranCIsco. Thev

take it, please? me on a first-name basu. , “ Ithe evening W8s under the dip: 1962 over 1961. Figures for 1962;0f numerous trips Will have to ! will travel for 19 d bi

“When the "NYSDRDL‘l'mim 1‘57"“ day they 1001‘ 50mm to Pr‘ .Found, sam' although my i ection of Raymond Plcau iwem 199275 as compared to’be made". he said' u i n u r 3boat; from th t l ays called me, I was applying a his calls. “I call on every pat- ‘llfe IE dedicated to the control; Rem-Donald MacKay ;..,,lmm_,17a.555 for 1961. i “We need another Abegwelt . ‘will visit Yogfiaga'algssv and .le'hoscope to the bu“. Duck Mus. he said. “We are very of tuberculosis, I am only oneiod me congregations “drum; Train travel to and from thplhe concluded. j ‘V ‘ I _ i 0 yo . e an of 'a patient. I thought pl‘iili'llln Now" mall—there's my Staff—“VFW mented on the splendid response“ :"S;M:m§;:[v?(§m; oAfn ‘ has! db?“ "3:; time“ Dre" They will next \‘Kii Okinawa 1 had misquoted someone in Ullt‘ i-o-workeir pointed out all cogs m a machine—all d0'10l' the people of this area to tllei iwhue impaired against Fran“; 59;]: maggua‘g: and Formosa and will spend a

. . . . I I th some publictly material i had ltlul “half of the child tuber- mg our blt- Pet‘ha‘fm the Spot-:Week of Prayer services. He in-. . ~ . v r < ' ' -e while si htseein in H sent. to the paper anti was he- mitosis paiienls affectionately light Should not be On One Del“ dicated that he felt the attitude; - iiffalsga‘lallriliizmhv hagdnm salledestag’dgw't- I Kong' g g n n g rug called on to explain. 1111 (till “1‘. round ‘Daddy. son. I like to be Part of lot the people at these servicesi G95“, J Twee‘dy in‘Supre'me I {14:11 'thea appeflamy MacKZysE From there on to Saigon. Viet ‘ O ' ‘ I V l N

afraid I was a little l'lii‘punt. . ’l‘llloilgii his work with the —even iii" I have to be the cap- rhad a true ecumenical flavor. i I - ' am- Singapore Port Swept. ‘SURPRISE. suouc phi. 'i'ubel‘culosi.‘ he , Dr. itain of it.“ - ’ tc‘m” he” yes‘emay~ Mat-Kay “PM”, 1"“ ‘W" 5 0": ' ’ . i ~ acne . B.F. Howlett preached Magis- ‘hlS behalf. Justice Tweedy i enham' Penang' Malaya' ("10‘

"I hardly believed the "CW5; hound has become m 1'. Found. 57. is the son of on the theme “Jesus Christ, the I iha been room/id ,y ; - rmbo, Ce lon‘ Cochin Manna- it .eame with a feeling of siir- iliiougliout the. province. Per- Bale lag: HSrlan P. Found and _ Hope of The World". 3 ffla‘iormeugfirtys'nfigfgfgiilg ligaer allX:m?y,§mM;§K: i lore and gombay in Ilidla- Km“ prise. shoe and then mu»- nups u was this Phase of has 15- 01m - He was born at The Summerside ministerial; I jcourt on. 23 1961 and wasiwas J. Watson MacNaught.iacm' Inmate" "ex" “1"”

faction. I guess. 1 have always career tlhat led the "Mulder" New London. A - f n 1 u k I - ' - through the Suez Canal to Cairo felt that such an award \vcnt judges to say in their citation He attended school at New tossgfi‘aifig peggifiisfigngscoifge? . Ignedfitl-OO a'nddco‘gtstor la déys' 91____—___ion to Naples. Barcelona in Spain d Prince '- SUMMERSIDE ~— The Sum- “x Centre on (fareen Street‘qollvlclon an sen ence “'91‘9 Sand Marseilles. France.

to people who did big things; he “has constantly displayed London an of Wale-s. gations for the S 1 . . . . . ._ . . . p endld . . . . - . b I was Just domg my Job. lm a diligence and devotion , , Lollege and for a time taught .\.a,su thad been v. theimerSIde b0~€d Pl'oglam this w°dneSda3i Fe ' F. ' . , . . ° Places thev will visit in italv . far y um. \ 3 PPM EH8" » Ilirst Witness for the Clown e are Genoa ind Leghom‘ an',‘

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Scheduled to b e g 1 n

not one for the limelialit.‘ be and the School at Long River and New services not (ml durin iynar is . . .. t . . . . i: the ‘ _. . a _ A . . . While Dr. rounds i-cacuontoi. In; linoleum. ondon. .past week, but af’so during pastihcb. 13 with the highlight 0; P H reifificerastihgfllugsafd Italy they Wm g0 an m New wasaa°“.§.°‘o§“”"“" “‘“iaew' immaam‘hmdmfi “HOUSE GRADUATE it?“ ’“-°£‘“‘%."i‘.l§ri.§m“aiely H- - °°Per near... pan-on... a; New Leave On W“ “‘°“ W“ t° “"- n r “Mimous ' I From » 1 :1“ 1930 he weaved m ‘ Aspccial word of appreciationi ‘59“55‘ . A 1 -. . > r s . , n r k i nnan. June 30. 1 1. They . m . m...“ new “,1.” a“... m we»? or or degree i w W Dies At 86 a on - i..§i2“.‘3.il.“§£..:.“‘f Sis pauen sthro h llet the 1' Incl! F b. F' Dalhousxe Uni‘vers’ty in Hal" ‘ the-{me leadersmp he had gwen‘hother features during the six ‘“"‘It’~ “’"h the drive" bemg “‘9 lassailed Israel v rfur people new -_ i? . nominee air-Is!!! Imelda m, in 1935, he received insidm‘mfl “‘9 week- . , . . , .il‘l be . .onlv occupant. The RCMP i “ t H d t- ‘ a' t” who are familiar with his m, psponsored by the m. 3,. MD and C“ d e f D1 ‘ ‘wech \liilitr program w The death occurred Sunday at [fl-cars followed this car into I ca e ac we pene'ra- th ta better cnolcoof “Imam f 9 Ln l mu ' . ‘ eg' 95 mm a‘ - social etiquette, life in the i- h A -. Mm f no r . ~ .‘ , . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E, tion of new states in Africa. a w" could mm be! or I_ e leagues with new hmme. .the American College of ChestiCjnno and a commentaw and ‘liais olrine in m hon 83th yenmy.a lane and It stopped m the, S a H b r Ch l H ' .Trud summed a “mister m0 -mu'lm 0‘ - - - i' i' e ooer s - cneu.o a w,.. ~. ‘- ' .P L 0 “MS 0 a m' a In Regina benefi‘al Hospital. Phybmans‘ ifilm; of Pisa and Rome, wca- 38; an Slness of two months farmyard. The timer got out. ry r0 en n two was behind Israel's cen-

made. > . Iorganizational meotang' «vau- . .- . . . - ._ Found "I 099 0.‘ the tear workers is held. I’m-Fm Energized m: gnfefr’tmpD‘“.nie $mflfiybfinigdth§husriirithu- forci'aSling an? a theme The late Mr. Hooper was no" Mk: I mmy gas home an m t: lllnessgy 11:“ ~l 0 Se?! he‘s. i ueii“ Charmmown- “maker on the my” “MOM” born in North Milton Where heibreatli his es were "la w ex ect to cover '30 000 m'l s b =

we "a. M... / me PCP Tmcmmgs before 10pm “‘0 :3" b0 tiringf this ipec- Dr. Found is married to t‘hefivonth versus parental guid- was a successful farmer. About.s “kc .wnh aeysrl ht Q Eh p . . ic., 0- countries. go. who ill associated attends the cum 3 ‘ . “ _ ‘ F? 1937 asefg4g e c “Lit-01.11.,“ Marion Wilson of Al“ance." 20 years ago he retired and: it“ t a d $1 .11 h_r'

with to h McMis con-ivmry capacity. 1 b “soot: the :8“ aligélt‘fiiéngibmon. fhey have one daughul So-ed is a YMCA-sponsor‘x‘l n‘lm'efl'tnaiiew lf‘lome at firiton.ggant:‘ren. n u1-a l to w F e F.

' “"9 “'9 actual Wi‘ -m Scotia Sanaborium in Kentville. “er. Maw- 15. attending Nellie -‘ipr0gl‘a.m for young adults and grate; efiivgr'EZZH ‘2'“ A partially full bottle of wine as r e "95

" . i . v . . 80- . m. 311011“ He returned to um province ; wood 5011001 for Girls at Rome-imarried couples that pravxdes ‘Though handicapped by failing_\vab found l'n the car. On cross- 0 is no sum“ no ’ ‘ V . in 1942 and was appointed as, ‘say, N.B. isctial entertainment with an eyesight he maintained a keen‘examination Cnst. Potts sai Mr ’ the" ' “95h- . sistant medical superintendent Th0 "Istander of the Year'S"lcdl|(‘fll10nal lilemfl SP‘ed “"5 interest in world events and was iMaCKay had aSKOd for a dOC-i

and identified himself as Mac- leave tfiday “n 3 m" m""thinomic. agricultural and cultural "Kay. cohol on his "around the world" cruise. They ties with emerging African

is no one on the memo. of me Provincial Sa . . . . _ H ~ . y , I ‘ -. v - natorium. ihobbles are hoto r h andrv raven Vcl) IODUlal' in past g A er 5m c nversaiion- tot, but one was not sent {011‘ _ .. rgmmlldjlfedgaafilggmg J94"““3- he 1‘ v - ficti- reorganizing outpatient étl'out fishing. 9 g ap y Tyears and tin; year's program 1,.th m at g o Robert McCann cor- Berilongfgded xglyorthea la: fijéi‘émfifi'ffiehe 15° remin- ‘ . h t . us al the posmou. V ' - dia-gngshjc clinics, he was an: “ don't have enough time‘is also planned for an increas- He is survived by one sister,‘1mb01‘aied the evidence of Cnst. jmgular meeting of Barden imem be gem mgaaarrgllfif; mm themesucms me “my lunch year, in his m 1'- pointied director of diagnostic [for golf." he said. led interest and participatlon- Mrs. Perle Corlett of Vancou-iPotts. He also stated that Mac- iTOWn Council la“ night before ‘check‘u h mePa » ‘ Dori. Dr. round m to“ servrces‘ in 1949, hp 1957 he was: ; . series of Organizationalycr and several nephews andgKay was unsteady on his to” ‘tho Feb 15 election Coun p.1," l or n ' I Dr [find-takes mm to meet to ‘the more [bu .1,“ ‘MI’P appointed diipector of the dfivj5.j ‘mcctings have been held over inieccs in western Canada. on ‘ cross-examination, Cnst.‘ Prosen‘t at the 516:0ng were the “a! gorgm‘i‘ngcmmmog . . beta of the Wile Wm: 10p of tuberculosis control ofEPUrse the past several weeks. A The funeral will be held to» recann stated Maclfay lookediCmmCmm.S Reg McAleer H. L_ [hat me town had 'bmn free

‘2' E E?- o w n :—

pauem iLcague and wm‘ $4“ the sanatorium meeting last night at the "Y" :day. TUCSdaY- from St Jann's‘as if he had b m A

u h ‘5 summed to me sam' in) give so t present, Dr. Found in iS'l'Olen In Slside .Centre completed program plan- Anglican Church, Milton WithiThe RCMP officers Palmer' '1' J‘ Madsaaév Ever :{mm “"9 m 1962' “"hm’gh I. i

a ll h told theictt McKenna; Town er F. some outside calls were ans-

tom for treatment. The “mo .md 9W h h we; . . , . . . r h _ - ~ ~ .‘ a” V ‘ < ' executive director of the RE. _ Inllig. With executive committees ilntm‘ml’nt in the ChUTC ceme ‘Prlnee County letter, at the w wosthaver and t 1 . mlgfe aéxgfijggi“ :llli the interest of health h tho Tuberculosis league. presidenti SUMMERSIDE —— A purse being named as follows: chair- itery. iJail. that he could call a doctoriwimam Crane: cons abei“‘:~‘}:‘:;0r Bell said the deed (m, .Utlmhmul‘l‘létllgd dd l a: the It’l.E.I.-N.B. Branch oftcomainmz me sum of $53 was‘mau. Graeme Linkletter; co-r BIC GRAVEL “Am 1:;(gacéijaiy If he “’3an 10- (psi, Crane reported 3250 land memo). purchased (from . Nays lo 9 Cane lain Thoracic Society,’ Eehairmall Dwalie Mollins; sec-1 I ‘ " ra. (- ii at ' 'r ' ‘ funding the W meet first - .pmid’ent of me REII. ‘stolen Saturday from the coatiwmy. Vivian Dug“; ireas.i First witness for the appcl-ihsi ni’ctfiinvc;l m fines smce then-10w Inmanbeenfor $233323";

lugs. “It my. me I oppor- Branch of one Canade Medi. iof an emlJlOyee at Smal'man'siurer Carmian Carle- publicity- D‘mng “"Struaio“ 0' the‘aint was Bennett MacRae Ken- . ' . inns“ has .

. n r I . v ' . . . ' C . , Hull 1 L Re -

“"“ly- h‘ w. 1’ 00m cal Association. a member oflLtd-. icllairmen. Peter Meemburg andiCarlnnn Dam on the Ottawaismgton, who testified that heitheogncglcfifimga mgflkeoéiéfie “my me‘ summer of directors of the; A 10-year-old youth was pick. Ron England; lunch committee iRiver, the CNR hauled 19,556iwas‘ loading potatoes on Mac- the mayor and muwm for Office” appointed for m.

LATE NOTICES '

see announcements in

adjoining Classified “Prelim. “’5 tuber- i‘he board I . 25 K f I N A

Mini section.) “3955' ,, my YQIHIB Canadian Tuberculosis Associa- i ed-up shortly after the theft andichairman. 'Kather'yn MON'ISOH. ‘Cars of SFaVE] and 3-2 0‘ C9" ays mm m 9W ""3"- their co-o ration thnou hout . ' ' f‘

Witnildren duo! c“ I and x- tion and holds a fellowship in iwill appear in juvenile court. i Registration Will be at theiment. June 30. 1961. He stated Mac-Ithe year, 1:): reported “mg thegfigppéfi itecui‘iginnguofi-imdafig 9 ‘ ' ‘

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‘l'aying ‘3 d m We to iKay had assisted in the load- - . — At the Has-widen). mu ‘ ,g , as. j. 7. i ». . a... : » ’ ing. His face was cut and had p'm‘ cum-ow “'35 PmVlng F. W. Westhavel‘. 9011 Ck‘l‘k- ”. Jan. 13. 1963. Georgei "-1 m< ' mum .g > _ U > “ x . dried blood on it. Witness stat-j “In. 41 Upper Prince.,-he ml m s. g .' -. ' 1 ed there was a smell of salve;

u. formerly of Cherry'mmm ‘ W we V‘y. in his 77th year. Resi- “WW‘ V H ‘9“

about MacKay. i 2 WAYS TO EARN

was. tram M M... -

-, L i ' . m e 1 ac ay came ‘. gill be held Wednesday in. _ . ' ‘ u. m to his house about 8 o'clock in 3‘ commencmg at] . a “I M the morning and they drove to 1 laced 3- ‘MacKay's farm in New Annan.

MacKay was cut up about the face. but witness said he could

. , 1 . . to I _ A ,. g» cm. not smell a-ny salve of which Suddenly at sec. I V.’ . . I, | | d m. the previous witness spoke

Mchay was drinking the day before, witness stated. but did not see him drink anything that day.

Final witness was the appel-.‘ ant. Francis Edgar MaeKay.'

He said he had been hit on the at head with a board the night be}

fore and had gone home to his’ '

mother in Summer-side, who put

rubbing alcohol on his face to

try and remove the dried Checking facilities without charge.

blood. He stated the RCMP had pmmueddoto call a doctor. interest on minimum quarterly balances

m . blond”. Jan. 14. l“. Al “Wilden. 132d Pol-t,

m “M515. is . “When i say ‘conhml' I am going by what the World Health Organization means by the .tcrm; that is, what not more than one per cent children . ‘at the age of 14 are positive Sundial“ tubmiculin reactors 1- tn $1303?- DEATH RATE . Mr. “Last year in this prom ‘ . V. : ‘t ‘hfvhigigna‘: the percentage was 3.3 and in .mmi willheheiri'Wednesdny:1936 " w“ m“? u“ "‘1 ~ ‘ .Mt qt A“ '5"! per cent. Were lath. " MFG“ 3'} M‘; *q'u‘warg‘ihere; it's quite convincing. toi- Requiem Hllzh Mass alib'fvfifg‘ .“igso‘m mm 9:3. Interment will be in thefi$W e g: church cemetery. was lamp“! ’9" MIcLEAN - At the Stewart; “What I wmlld like to Ice to Mema'hl Health Centre, Tyne {speed up the war Wat tubu- Valley, Mmday. Jan. 14,.culosis is an aocelemted diu- 1963, Mrs. beslie Maclean.‘nosiic service and, m ne- Arhton. in her 81st yearqscarcn a more effective %

but did not 90- o credited half yearly.

He had his last drink about midnight he said. then went to. "Nun M“ “W”-

his New Arman farm where he!

got into a fight with a relativei

and then drove back to Sum-1

mcrside where he went to his 0 ' Interest on minimum monthly balances

credited half yearly. o Withdrawals made over the counter. lawman mun! 850M.

_ The a mu rnusr " Well

some breakfast, and then drove back to New Arman. 1 N0 INDICATION

‘ 2'. V w. _ r A 5 . , I .= ~ ’ Mr. Justice Tweedy, in al-i Her mitts will be forward- ‘discovcred than now used 'é‘ ~' If ~ . lowina thn appeal. stated “I ‘ ed this aftlirnoon from theialsn a vaccine . A 1 ~‘ ' - 1 :."~ -. don't want to do what I am