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e - Speakers Are Confident [Moccirg.sin’ : ® ; S an ews age p Injured In Crash / | Last evening two~young lade “: Western and Central Districts’ ‘Ty Future Of Guernseys ~gze=tn=’ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. duly 10, 1965. $ the srevinee. Se " Both s were believ - Milk production is up 3,000,-jraising pure bred cattle, keep- ection and use of better sires, | have been taken to the King's ° » . | noo pounds this year to date over| ing records of ROP, or at least and the care and management | County Memorial Hospital in the corresponding parted a yaprjen the dairy tend ‘improvement | senereliy of females to get | Montague. — te aac li oO rl in OSs S ago, “so you can see that. | program, so they would know young heifers up to a better | The Souris detachm ke ° a dairy industry is coming ahead,” | what cows are paying their way. size. ‘The trend across the coun- | RCMP is investigating iit ae- among al Masiehes Andrew | cad "what ones should be culled try-is to get animaks to greater | a int, no Gone * breeders at their annual field| ‘The Guernsey breeders, he jock for acktme™ value” when | volved had been released last ccuse day yesterday on the farm of | said, have a lot of good cattle in animal is theough producing, as night. shes ° ‘Harrison Green and Sons, Ken- | this ee ae wel ta the ‘dairy oat of jagainst Leo Francis M Dairy i Earle with Guernsey cattle in other While the animal ie in the) Sherbrooke : ie eae aaah aelege ail of Alberton of ieee Adams told The last parts of Canada. You have a emd. Mr. Roper stated. Man Fi $20 - « Noonan of Borden $50 and costs | selling liquor to % minor, Magis- evening that mill peak 3 re ee breeders here,” he YEARLY INCREASE an ned ; , ples wines and mileage fees | ‘rate ee sgrmmenied | year was 43,619,000 pounds. It) | Mlustrating the value of eek te nee eee 3! SUMMERSIDE — David Ene MABEL ANNE SMITH MICHAEL ALLEN COADE GAGE WARREN GAUDET gistrale's Court yesterday, lease that has come before the [was 0 ite eer 7 satan |imowing Whet Come should be| DivA wes inaugurated hese and / Rok Pectin Seis ove be ‘ | The accused, who «was repre- cour’ r reviewing i | weeded out, he told the aud i r sterday 1 : - [Sending both years. | She i 80 sented by Neil R. MacLeod, had |evidence I have no allernative |3June were not available. |that those on the DHIA last year ROP: he sai. |a°motor ‘vehicle with improper avid sports enthusiast. ‘originally entered a not guilty.|but to dismiss the case”. Mr. Adams expressed the fear, averaged about 9,000 pounds af | He recatied that Roper Bro-| equipment. Last year she was selected by plea to the charge but changed | A Bloomfield youth, Walter | though, the June production may | milk per cow, and this compares ‘hers—these were his brothers’ John Leebell, RCAF Station the Centennial Committee to vi- his plea to guilty yesterday. Charles O'Malley, was remand- | do well to hold its own with that| with a provincial average of — had introduced three cows Summerside, and Martin Gak i j sit Montreal underthe student{ 4, RCAF Summerside man, led im custody to July 15 without of last year, because-of the|Toughly 7,000 pounds. | here from Guernsey Istand near | lant of Richmond were each fin- , exchange plans le | Gerald Inglis, was fined $25 and |plea when he appeared on a |lack of rainfall in recent months. | D RESULTS the tun of the century, that two ed $10 and costs on charges of ee take her Bachelor of Arts de-|cosis for driving without due |charge of intent to mislead a| Emphasizing the value of the) The Guernsey breeders are %, Mm had. produced particul- | speeding. gree at SDU with an outlook to- \due care and attention and had | peace officer by causing him tojdairy industry to this province, producing good results: more ly 800d foundation stock, and-| In a third case of speeding, wards teaching. Two of her sis-/hnis jicense cancelled for three enter upon- an investigation by |Mr. MacRae said ‘it’s respon- progress “‘is being made by you Mt: 0¢-0f the sons had- played: Lowell-Reeves of Freetown was ters are former SDU students. | months. making a false statement, _ sible for more than $6 million’ the vie ro ee a big part in building up the | fined $15 and costs or 10 days: : ‘ Both Mike Coady and.Gage} sj -Eleanors police constable | ~The accused was fined $20 and | here, and there's no; 7 ‘ perhaps Guernsey herds in Ontario. A gitl from St. Theresa’s and ‘ceived a $500 scholarship ;Gaudet-came to St. Dunstan's | William Maxwell told the tourt |costs—on-a second charge: | Soubteis-thes world that it could e 6 oa *—-—Mr- Roper --was “introduced by two boys fram Charlottetown ward her first year at SDU: | High School through -Q-u-eenthat the accused had been in-| A Summerside man, Edmund |be su tially increased. Quoting ‘me's at G Roy Younker, Kingston, who h i h have been the recipients’ of St. The second scholarship, also Square School and Birchwood | volved in an accident in the vil- | Winston Walker, was fined $10) est speaker for the after-| | ime hen he was a Canag.| recalled that one of Mr. Rop- | Sout port Paris Dunstan's University Alumni As- $500, was equally merited be; High School, and both have |jage causing damage estimated |and costs for speeding |noon was L. W. Roper, Brude- ian director, he noted that etan.| 1° Ms Carter's Mixter King: | . 5 ‘sociation scholarships for 1965- tween Michael Allen Coady, 16, |De€™ consistently at the top of | at $1,000 to -his-car—and—saap- | FOr operating a venicte~ “not |Rell-who- was. formerly — live.) 2 ie an a ee ere revised | Nad been ‘one of the top sires 2 %6, it was learned last night son of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence ‘#eir classes. |ping a telephone pole. |properly equipped William Com- tines Siveetes ae to call for greater productio | of hie dey end hed won champ- Picnic from Rev. 0.C. Sharkey, head A.C * Charlottetown, and| Mike is interested in | When asked if he had anything | P22ion of Summerside was fined | weet Kensington,| at the time 10n ionships across the country, in- of the testing services at SDU. ‘Gage Warren Gaudet, 18, son of; ming, basketball, gymnastics to say in regards to the charge | $40 and costs. oes senior ROP inspector: ge cluding at the Royal Winter : ~~, First place honors went to Mr. and Mrs. A. Walthen Gau-|and reading. He plans to take @ | Inglis answered ‘‘no”’. |_ Two RCAF men along with | Jim Williams, secretary of the ber of animals on ROP now vor. and Mabel Anne Smith, 17, daugh- det, Charlottetown... Each boy|Bachelor of Science degree at! (harged with driving in jresidents of Summerside and per. Ayrshire readers. §. C:| and the coauiia are much tat | Mr. Roper was also in charge . ter of Mr. and Mrs. George earned g $250 scholarship. 48DU with @ possible future i) manner dangerous to the public, Emerald were each fined $20 Wright, deputy minister agri-| tort’ he eaid | of the judging of two classes T k S Smith, St. Theresa's, who re- The competitive examinations | medicine. a Summerside man, Sherman |224 costs on charges of unlaw- cyjture and Neil A. Matheson, | The four. “year at endo i selected from the Greens’ fine ur ey upper ‘ were written last Tuesday with, Gage lists reading and stamp [Leigh MacDonald, pleaded. not |{U! possession of liquor. 'provincial and farm editor of 1977 was set at 7.000 lbs. milk

23 students, representing 12 Is-|collecting among his hobbies. | guj DEATH NOTICES land--high~ schools, taking—part,|His present plans cali for a Ba- oo

SPORT ENTHUSIAST ‘chelor of Arts degree at SDU | resting officer, RCMP Const. W. At. Calgary,’ Miss Smith received her ele-| followed by a Bachelor of |S. Pinsent and Raymond Mac- AMa., Thursday, July 8, 1965, mentary education at St. Ther- cation degree than a Master’s | Ausland of Summerside: Miss Letita Mae Passmore, for- esa's and took grades 11,and 13. degree with a view to teaching Following this testimony Mag- merly of Charlottetown. Re- at Morell Regional High School, either literature or history. _istrate MacDonald adjourned mains will arrive at the Mac- 5 | the case for a decision to July 15.

eee — rat M e te Of Cc ; 4 S, Bruce warests | was - y 16, from where nera| sew ifence counsel wit! rge Mc- be held Saturday, July 17: ain enance ' au ay |Mahon acting for the crown.

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- : The case of a St. Eleanors

To Fall On Fed. Government sith, ‘ited cauani, ‘charged

with the theft of a wrist watch

valued at more than $50 was ad-

journed to Tuesday July 13 with-

out plea in order that he obtain legal counsel. ¢

In dismissing

service commencing ai two p.m. Interment will. take place im the People’s cemetery. ROACH—Suddenly at his home,| The, Proce Edward Istandjed in federal budgetary estim- | Auburn, July 9, 1965, Edward J. |New Brunswick causeway whet) ates-to assist persons who may Roach aged 78 years. Resting at built will be operated by the!s. dissiaced and could be used

the Henessey Funeral Home, federal government, Mines oy . Se jobs |

the charge

were-heard in-the_case, the ar-_|

ed $10 and costs for being intox- jiea |the Indian Act:

Trade Board

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Tan seen. skaeases | A Lennox Island man was fim \this paper. on a reserve contrary to ASSN

\P.E.J. Jersey Breeders andj| double what we called for at |

*S REPRESENTED Also present were

MacMillan, secretary of the,

/Parker Newson, Kingston, wh6d

is national director of the Hol-

stein. association.

* Reg Coles, North Milton, pre- | sided in his capacity as presi-| dent. In/ charge of the arrange-|

with 586 pounds fat, almost the time.

In the two-year-old class hei- fers were producing 11,758 pounds mitk, 572 pounds which is virtually double the 1927. standards. That goes right

fat, |

Saturday, July 24

DANCING — BAY VISTA LOUNGE

| ments was J. Eric Hurry, sec-' across the board. There has retary of the association. | | The Atlantic market is defici-| said.- jent by an estimated seven to 10/ Reminiscing for a- few minu- | jday, at Alberton will be held ees ef | tes he recailled that careful sel-

nesday, July. 28, and it will . here ‘be the 10th annual event spon- | Worrying about our markets, Mr. |

(Just West of Cavendish)

WEDNESDAY ‘NIGHTS - Music by the Velvets

‘Plans 10th ~ | Aquatic Day

| ALBERTON —- Aquatic sports

AUS OTRAS

from where the funeral will take ister J. Watson MacNaught said | ; place Monday morning at 8:45 | in Charlottetown Thursday. jand moving unemployed to.

te St. Patrick’s Church.\Fort’ He said details on the cause-|areas offering er ployment. eee 7 =-for-Requiem...H.i g-h_ way i Mass. at 8:45. Interment ‘in the that has to be church cemetery.

WINCHESTER — At Summer-

of the community in which she \lived all her life.

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|sored by Alberton and West MacRae explained.

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PHONE NEW LONDON 32 - Reservations held te 10:15 p.m.

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jevents» at an..executiye..meeting

| Of the board Tuesday night with

‘appointed to undertake a canvass | neral for Mrs. Joseph Ince was |

jon behalf of the board of trade | held from the MacLean Funeral |

the summer.

Following further discussion | «ong The Lord's My Shepherd

‘Pallbearers were Russell Fer-

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\tricity yearly, compared with lett. Interment took place im

|the city man's 6,144. ‘the Argyle Shore cemetery.

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—tare.something.| In. conclusion,.Mr_ MacNaw- .. 6urviving -are- her may be run by a commission, &/carried out in connection with | 4) Tore ‘causeway authority or Canadia®|the causeway to date has reach- | fone oe ee = Ken-

side, July 9, 1965, James A. Win- | National Railways. \ed approximately $2,500,000._‘neth of Rochester, Mich.,

at the Funeral Home | been estimated that the annual |

where funeral will be held Mon- ll ev emted ain teen jens of whom, Douglas Gaudin,

day, Jély 12, at 2 p.m. Interment ve 948 jhas spent much time with his

in | Dies In Hospital

Church cemetery. eral government. | Also surviving are her moth- % According to’ the minister, us-| ALBERTON — The death of jer, Mrs. Charles Perry of Al-

oat — At the Western Hos- ers of the causeway will be Mrs. Wilfred Gaudin of Alber- berton South, two brothers and

Mrs. Wilfred Gaudin, - Alberton ges will be about the same as {morning in the Western Hospi- | ~ .

South, in her 59th year. Rest- present ferry toll charges. |tal following a long iliness.- | 4 The funeral wilt be held! Sun,

ing at the Rooney Funeral Home, + Asked if consideration has; Formerly Sybil Perry. pinersl Home to the ‘Sacred

Beral will be Sunday after-' ments that might occur in the |58 years ago. She was married . } E

noon, July to the Sacred Borden and Cape Tormentine in 1927. sf = . . we :

Heart Church, Alberton, for jareas as a result of the cause-| She was a member of the Ko- :

terinent in the church cemetery. ' substantial sum will be imclud-|spected and well-loved member | WESTERN

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| FUNERALS

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\Prince Board of Trade. | 0G Bee. te .900 more _CITY AREA | |the president Fred Peters presi- | ding. A chairman fs to be nam- inancial assista

\the coat of ouriat promation, OMe, Fria, ly 8 ee on plans for a survey for scal- |

lope the seeeins adjourned euson, Douglas MacPhail, Wil-

liam Farrow, Clifton Ince, Ed-

Maa Lae aL aD Baa aL LD. | ; - 4 e 5 “ |. THE COUNTRY DRIVE-IN:

worked out. It| ght said the cost of all surveys |two sons and two daughters, chester, St. Eleanors. Resting Mr. MacNaught said it has e Mrs. W. Gaudin Belmont Lot 16 Baptist {which will be borne by the fed- grandparents Thursday, July 8, 1965, charged a toll. He said the char-|ton South occurred Thursday five sisters. Alberton, from“ where the fu-|been given to the labor displace- | she was born at Aiberton South 110374 church. Interment will be burial service at 2 o'clock te- | way: Mr. *MacNanght said “a|man Catholic Church and a te “GALLANT FUNERAL — The

lant was held Friday morning

and son-in-law,.Mr. and Mrs.

J Joseph A “EB to"St.- An Fifield, —_where~ Mass was celebrated by Rev, 1J.C. Pitre. Pallbearers were Peter Gallant, Frank C. Gallant, | James Wallace, Alden Gamble, (John Lynch and James Dun- can. Interment church cemetery.

MEGGISON FUNERAL | The funeral of Roscoe Meggison 'was held Wednesday afternoon \from the Réoney Funeral !'Home to Albe 'Church. The service was con-, ducted by Rev. David MacDon- |ald. Hymns were Safe ‘The !Arms of Jesus and Abide “With |Me. Pallbearers Murphy, Gordon Warren, Ver- inon Ramsay, Sergeant Metker- all, Russell Bell and George | Clark. Interment was in Hill- crest cemetery.

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