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JOHN TURNER

SPOTLIGHT

‘Continued from.Page 6) ball, Hockey. “Intramural ‘Hoc-

key: Winter Carnival, Drama Society. Intercollegiate Debat- ing.

MCAVINN, Mary Paula, BA,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tho- | «- mas

MacAvinn, Charlottetown, P E. I. Plans\to teach. MCCARDLE, | Helen Patricia BA, daughter ‘of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Charles McCardle, KinkeFa: P. E. I. Plans to teach. : MACCORMACK, — Rita Kath- Jeen, BA, daughter of Mrs. Ruel and the late Ruel MacCormack, Charlottetown, P.-E. 1. Carni- val.-Queen . Candidate in «1965. Member Board of Governors Coffee Shop. Plans to teach. MACDONALD, : Kathleen Anne BA, daughter:-of-Mr. and Mrs. J. Athol MacDonald, Mermaid _PEH— Intercollegiate _ debater. President of Womens' Debating Society. Plans to teach. : MCINNIS, Kenneth Adrian, BA, son of Mr. and Mrs..Lloyd D..MeInnis, Souris PEI. . Inter- collegiate debater. - Holds com- mission in RCNR.

__ MACINTYRE, Roger _D.,. BA son of Mr. and Mrs. Donat: Mac Intyre, Upper Charlo, N.:-B.° - MCLAUGHLIN, Eugene Tho- mas, B. Com. son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. McLaughlin, New York N. Y. ‘Treasurer Students’ Union. Secretary-Treasurer A. _A. A, Board of Governors Cof- fee Shop, Varsity Basketball. , MACLENNAN, John Mal- colm, BSc. son of Mr. and Mrs -Malcolm McLennan, Charlotte-

~ town, PET: -

rand the--late~ Patrick~ MacPher-

MCNALLY, Mervyn Leonard BA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MeNally, Tracadie Cross, PEI

MCNEILL, John Michael, B. &c., son of. Mr. and Mrs..J. J. MeNeill, Rockingham, N. §, In- termural football.

MACPHERSON, Alexander James, BA: son of Mrs. Patrick

son, Boutliers Point, N. 8. Plans

~ to further studies. -

_. GORDON WHITLOCK MCQUAID; Carma Teresa BA

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. phonsus , McQuaid, — Charlotte- itown, PEI. Plans to teach.

| MCQUAID, Francis Joseph, ‘BA son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McQuaid, Bedford PEI. Mem-

bers of Band, Glee Club, Choir,

‘Sons of Erin’. Buzzer Hock- ey. Plans to teach. MCTIERNAN, Mary Martha ‘Ellen, BA daughter of Mr. and are L. E. McTiernan, Minto, |N B. Secretary Senior Class, So- dality. Vice-President Womens Debating League. ~ Plans grad- uate study in English. | MATHESON, Gerald _ Keith, B. Sc., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ric- hard Matheson, Southport, PEI (AS Lt. RCNR.Plans_ graduate jwork in Wildlife Biology. ' MORRIS, John Kevin, BA, {son of Mrs--Patrick and the late

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‘Mr. Patrick Morris, Charlotte- jtown, PET, Plans to further | studies:

MORTON, David Dudley, BA son of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Mor- jton, Montreal, P..Q. - President Students’ Union, Team Captain Varsity Football. Intramural ‘Hockey, Coffee Shop Board ‘Drama Society, Chairman- Stu- ‘dént Discipline Committee.

| MURNAGHAN, Gerard Pat-

irick, BA., son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murnaghan, Charlotte- town, PEI. Hockey. O'BRIEN... Dennis ~Jerorie, B. Com., ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. \Jerome O‘Brien, Cobalt, Onta- irlo, Dowling. Former Business Ma- nager Red and White. Dupli- cate Bridge Club. Plans to be a Chartered Accountant. O'CONNOR, Mrs. Lynn Eliza- beth, BA., daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Donald Walker, Kenaga- mi, P. Q. and wife of John Linus O'Connor, New York, N. Y, Vice-President Honour §o-

Liberal Club. PELRINE, Robert.Justin, BA

Pelrine, Winthrop, Mass. Var-

sity. Football, J. V. Basketball

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Married to former Judi’

ciety, Girls’ Debating Society..-

json of Mr. afd’ Mrs. James” H:

Intramura] Hockey, {ot Amateur. Athletic tion: : | | . POWER, Patricia Anne, BAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Power, Tracadie Cross, PEI Plans to return to the tea- ichine profession. < i

REDMOND, Lorne Edward, | . BA son-of Mr: and Mrs: Harry Redmond. Charlottetown, , PEI

ST. JOHN, Leonard Francis, | |

{BA . son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rus- | {sell St. John, Charlottetown, 'PEI

Doiron, . BA Congregation~.,o f | aes Notre Dame. | The time has arrivéd when-the SISTER ST. BRENDAN Mary final phase of the ‘Warble Fly

' |Gillis, BA. Congregation of ‘No-|Campaign is to. take place.

‘tre Dame. eee All cattle owners in the prove SISTER ST. Y — Isabel |itice are ddvised to check ¢

| Meckektie. BA,, Congregation |backs of their cattle and if war;

of Notre Dame. |ble grubs are present the follo

SISTER ST. PETER: - Mary: /ing...prpeedure should be follow- of (ed: Race Congregation: © | 1. Make a note of-the number

| Wanton ; land size of cattle with warbles. | SISTER ST. PATRICIA Maria e , |Smith, BA. Congregation of Also note -whether cattle are

wolie Dares : |milking, dry, when to calve, | STEWART, Rupert James, BA|- 2. Procure the necessary che- | Son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ste-'mical to treat your cattle from |wart, South Lake, PEI. jthe contact,man in your area SWIFT, Lena Veronica, BA.,'and use the chemical according daughter. of Mr.~“and*Mrs. Vic-|to directions. The contact man tor Swift, Minto, N. B. SDUSU. | will have available two chemi- secretary. Vice-President’ Sor-|cals: 4 re ority. Glee Club; Band. Social! (1) Rotonone powder: for use Committee. Drama Society. jon eg from which milk or TRAINOR, Joseph Eugene, |meat will be used for human BA., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Les- |Consumption within 30 days aft- \lie Trainor—Emerald, PEI. Buz- et treatment. This is only effec- zer hockey. mone id on warble fly ute ie TROTTIER;, Richard David, "2¥¢ started to open. The’ sca’ 'BA., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. rae Sie removed and a paste ‘Trottier, Montreal, P. Q. Presi- (mace ee lent Photo Club. President Se- hol the lump. Because the

alee Class, Qhoir. Plans to ent- le lumps do not all open st er Seminary.* a :

: ; ‘ne same time it~may be necés- | TUNER sd pee, BA. (sary to treat two or three times son ot ME oan 5 with rotenone treatment when

Turner, Montreal, P. Q. 7

| WALSH, John: Lorne, B.Se.. 00 atl are sevice warbles on jof Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Walsh,| (9; Ruelene: for use on all

|Montreal West, P. Q. | WHITLOCK, Gordon Nelson, |BA., son of Mr. and Mrs. Geor- se Whitlock, Charlottetown, |PEI. Varsity hockey. Plans to teach physical education.

animals except those produting milk or meat for human use within '30 days after treatment: This, chemical is mixed_one- part. Ruelene to three parts of water and the mixture applied as a } pour-on-treatment at the rate of one oz. per 100 tbs. live weight of the animal, but not to exceed eight oz..on any animal: One treatment is sufficient to kill the

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MOST ALGERIANS JOBLESS

ALGIERS (Reuters) — Sev- enty per cent of Algeria's able- bodied population -is unemployed and another 10 per cent works al only 50 days a year, Algerian Finance Minister Kaid Ahmed said in an interview with Revo- lution Africaine, a weekly. He said’ thedactive population tum- bers. 5,000,000, of whom 3,500,000 are unemployed; 1,500,000. work only 50 days a year. There are fabout = 12;000,00" peoplé* in” Al-" geria, last month’s eensus shows. ~ TEES :

Warbletited ‘cause much ec- onomic loss ta, cattle “ owners. They frighten and chase cattle in the summer. They live and develop_as parasites in the ani- mals body from ror October until emergence the

ble infections make holes in hid- es and cut down their value. \They also cause extra |

and loss on carcasses affected. _.|The only ..way...thatwarble..flies' can overwinter is in the body of. —tanimals.—Warble-flies to not fly | more—than—a—few—thousand—feet— As an Island “we should not. tol- erate this expensive.animal par-

and remains iminate™ this: ‘om _ Edward Island and. maintain this province as a warble fly free area.

If all cattle owners check all of their cattle and all war- ble grubs are killed before emergence ‘this spring, then" _| we will be rid of this costly

_pest. Please co-operate by making sure that no warble grubs escape from your cattle

3 Prelit ci ee FARMERS: : ae 2 s Warble Flies Costly, — ‘Lets Eliminate Them

Warble grubs with this chemic- ‘done much. to

Inext April, May or June. War-| Feed

boars from sow

By DAVID P

EACOCK ..”.

Dirgctor of Livestock , P..E.L. Dept. of Agriculture

(a) Applies to boars of breed- | ing age. @his is usually six mon- ths of-age or more and was also | a ‘dau in the old policy.

b) Bonus is. paid only on! boars of test litter or identical | breeding as test litter by a ‘sub. | sequent mating. Jn looking over , scores of litters from. the same. dam with different sires it be-_ came evident that this clduse | was necessary to ensure at least | some improvment in. our swine.’

(e) The old ‘policy applied to! only one class of boar. The new| policy applies broadly to two classes: (1) “Percentage yield over 79.0; (2)--Percentage~y-ield: 78:6 to 79.0. Also additional pre- miums will apply to boars. from s0ws “whose -litter...ad a feed conversion of not more than-320 Ibs. of feed per 100 lbs. live gain or either sire or dam grad- ed very good or better in type classification. a See (d) As in the -old policy there | is an initial bonus payable at! time of application and inspec. | tion and an annual smaller bon- us paid as long as the boar is | kept as a breeder. The initial | bonus applies only once on any | given_boar, even though he is| resold as a breeder. See EFFECTIVE DATE | ’ Because some boars_ already | started may not: have the basic) qualifications as to ROP RE®| requirements, this pol{cy. will. be effective. starting . Sept... 1966...

1, 1966. BLICYLWIINGQUIR

The boar bonus policy of the,

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P.E.I. Department. of Agricul- |.

A few points in the new policy |for bonus by the PsE I. Depart.

ment of Agricultuyf.. When you anticipate needing’ a new boar in the near future it is a good idea to speak ahead a month or more either.to a purebred breed- er of your acquaintance or to someone from the Department of Agriculture.

For further information «con: |-

tact David Peacock, P.E.I. De- partment of Agriculture, Roch- ford Street, Charlottetown, or write to Box 2000, Charlottetown. RR

18 VINDICATED

PORT AZZURRO, ‘Italy (AP) Former— policeman Antonio Spano;--65,—convicted—21—years- ago of murder, walked out of prison. Saturday after a--court annulled his life sentence. He was convicted in 1945 of the rob- bery-slaying of a wealthy lavw- yer. A friend began a private investigation and after proved Spano had been in an area away from the ‘killing “at the time of the crime. -

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* EAR!!! <. ‘*: It’s here! What you have always wanted, .an invisible ‘tearing aid, nothing in either ‘ar, no earpiece fitting of wy kind. Wear this “instru. nent and no one will inow. Hear at = once

‘tureis one that has been used quite -widely by farmers of the

boars ‘is credited with having improve and maintain hog quality in the pro-

ovince. The use of bonused |

‘larity, free from disturbing wises, Here is a’ new techni- que,-a ‘new way to better hearing, a new hearing life ‘or the hard of © heating, a new deal for the deaf. Prove his claim in your own home

vince over. the years. The: boar has. 50° percent influence on all | is essential

r certainly to.

economic value of the, carcass. _.conyersion -figures_,and.| days to market are also record- | ed for the use of the purebred breeder__and___purchasers__ of breeding stock. The commercial

rigid in his selection of replace- ‘ment Sows and should Use mal- | eligible for bonus under the Boar | Bonus Policy. |=. Purchasers

boars __ whose

ed $40 at purchase and applica- | tion, and annually as long: as | the boar is kept for a breeder. If | the percentage’ yield figure’ is 78.60 to 79.00 these payments will be $30 initially and $15 an- nually. |

Five dollars additional will be | paid annually after purchase _on | with a feed conversion of 320 Ibs. or less per

progeny. The use of a high class \

improve hog quality. The ROP \tgeyers-Rd. Shoppine ¢ eystem takes into. accoiht th e| Mie tide, Hew a

|... Of Registered : : el sdam percent aye +¥ield_isover_79.00_will_ be bonus-—}- - 2

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P.S.: All areas east of. Port- age are organized on a_ school district basis with a contact ‘man’ in each district: The~‘con- tact man has ‘the chemicals to use. You should’get these’ from him if you find warbles on your cattle. For farmers west of ‘| Portage the chemicals are avail-

ns able at most farm supply stores ° BOAR BONUS -

: POLICY REVISED

Starting in 1965 a new system for ROP testing of swine has been carried out in Canada. This new system takes into account.

good”’ or better.

$10 annually, after purchase if both above options are fulfilled.-| USE BETTER BORE | ‘|

Last year there were almost | 200 boars bonused. by the P.E.I. | Department of Agriculture. It is estimated that there are about 200 other boars.,in use in this province. Why not improve your swine-herd-by-using-a best ter boar? He may cost you a few extra dollars at time of purchase but with the boar bonus policy assistance he should be a very

This additional amount will be |

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total fat, loin area, ham area ‘and percentage of lean, length and weight; and by using cer- tain. factors ends up with a fig-

good investment for you. Boars of Yorkshire, Landrace and La. | combe breeding are available in this:-province that are eligible

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ly more accurate than the old| BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) scoring system in evaluating the ‘Amboroise Noumazalay was true value of the carcass from-‘named. premier and minister of the standpoint of its economic |planning’in a new Congo ‘Braz: | worth, - -- |Zaville) cabinet announced here Because our old boar bonus |Friday by President Alphonse policy was based on the old ROP |Massamba Debat. Nowmazalay system which is no longer in ef- |succeeds Pascal Lissouba. fect we found it necessary to re-|widely regarded as the leader vise our policy. At the time of jof the: pro-Chinese Marxist wing. revision it also seemed'a good |of the »Tuling Mouvement Na- | opportunity to make a few nec- {tionale de la Revolution, who re- essary additions to the policy. ‘signed April 15. . 0 E

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