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-Cripp sled Children’s Work

during his Summerside vis- it. He is seen here with the Is-

Backed By Whipper Watson

SUMMERSIDE: BUREAU

OF TH EGUARDIAN

Whipper Billy Watson yesterday

? visited Summerside in tie inter- est of the Easter Seal campaign to aid crippled children, an in- which has become per- haps more important to him than wrestling, a career in which

WESTERN GUARDIAN

BINGO EVERY Wednesday night, Borden Legion Hall, Good Cash prizes. Cash jackpot.

ACCEPTING FOWL and chick- en at our plant. Everyday this week; also Monday and Tuesday wf néxt week. Waddell Bros., ~ BEDEQUE RINK toni game finals. South Shore League. Cape Traverse Rovers vs. Lot 16 Rangers. Game time 8.30 Skate after. Admission 25 and ~ ~ cents. School skate Thursday = 3 to 5 p.m.

- WARIETY CONCERT by local and Charlottetown talent in Ken- gington High School Auditorium tomight Wednesday evening at 8 e’clock. Sponsored by Indian River Parish.

DUE TO a death in community Freetown Variety Concert’ post-

first

‘SSHAMROCKS APPRECIATED—

‘— af annual remembrance on Bt. Patrick’s Day from J. E. Dalton, Summerside, was receiv- ‘yesterday by the staff of the Guardian-Patriot . office. Mr. Dalton’s St. Patrick’s Day gift has been a gracious and thought- fil act for many years and is

deeply appreciated by the mem- bers of, .the..newspaper office.

PERSONALS

Miss Louise Cairns of Smail- man’s Ladies Wear, Summerside, is convalescin; her brother-in- Cnst. and Mrs. Charlottetown. Miss Cairns was a patient in Prince County “Hos- pital for a week. ~

Professional Cards

Chartered Accountants

T. Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce Building - bummerside, P. E. I. Phone 2235

Insurance

RB. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Auto — Casualty $ Sommer St. Summerside

Optometrists

E. E. Parkman Opt. D., 8.0. = PHONE 3287 Summer $t. : ‘Summerside \B. F. Hunter, R.0.

Summerside, P.E. I. Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING

Photographers The Read Studios D. W. SEARS

Barristers — George R. MacMahon, rge |

w and sister, Peter Borys,

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Fe B. Campbell, BA, LL.B.

y;Summerside Rotary Club at

at the home of|-*

Summerside High School during the morning, and delighted the youngsters with an exhibition of wrestling hdlds ee ack with humorous commentary

kept the boys and girls laughing merrily.

His

graphic descriptions of some of the unfortunate crippled chitdren he has met who have overcome

vice and make their own living despite their physical disabilities. SPEAKS AT ROTARY

Whipper Billy was guest of the

the Prince Edward Island “Tim- my” for 1959 representing the crippled children in this province. VISITS MAYOR

Watson visited the office of May- or W.A. Currie where -he was officially welcomed to Summer- side, his visit at the Mayor’s of- fice was simultaneous with made by Miss Mary Chowna Bombay, India, where she volunteer social worker

of city. Now on a world dures that might be adapted her native India, Miss Chowna,

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the blind, deaf, and dumb tour to educational and health

which ghe is Chowna indicated considersble knowledge of wresthing in her na- tive country and provided an in- teresting diversion for Whipper Billy, who had. personally wrestl- ed with several of the Indian wrestlers about whom she im- quired.

Conway Resident Gets Jail Term -

of Conway pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while impair- ed when he appeared in Magis- trate’s Court here yesterday morning.

The charge was reduced from driving while intoxicated. He elected to serve the seven days rather than. pay the $100 fine.

ae River man was fin- ed $25 and costs on a charge of possessing liquor not pur- chased from a vendor. A Ken- sington man was fined $20 and costs when he pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing liquor at a place other fhan his resid- ence. Unable to pay the fine the man was sentenced to 0 days in jail. ©

A Summerside man was fin- ed $20 and costs on a charge of possessing liquor at a place other than his residence.

Magistrate R. S. Hinton, QC, Neresided.

‘A MOTHER AGAIN TOULON, France (Reuters)— Mrs. Laurence Christofld, 41- year - old Toulon housewife and ‘mother of quintuplets that died shortly after birth two years ago, gave birt to a baby girl this

Phone $’Side 3818 “@reckew and Gallant Bidg, ‘S'Side rl

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stating that the organization had done a lot for this country.

-We had the best horses in the dominion and then went on to the bull policy which set the province im the position it is in which | today.” .

Mr. Ings went on to say that good ‘seed is one of the main

remarks also provided | things we want today and that if

the registered man is taken out, where are we going to get it. “There was a time when we had a seed fair where a man could take his seed and put a tag on it saying how much he had to sell.

“Then people knéw what they were getting and where to get it. But today when a man gets short he comes to his neighbor and takes the first thing he sees.”

The financial statement was given by the secretary, J. Lin- coln Dewar, who also read the minutes of the last meeting. “Artificial Insemination has expanded greatly in the last few years,” stated Dr. George C. Fisher, director of veterinary services for Prince Edward Is- land.

PROVINCE WIDE

He went on to say that artifi- cial insemination has now spread province wide with 13 clubs being formed and over three

‘|thousand members.

The figures of the number of cattle bred artificially from 1956 to 1958 were: 1956—7333; 1957— 11647; 1958—17394.

Dr. Fisher stated that artifi- cial breeding in. hogs has pro- gresséd but not enough for com- mercial use, “If this becomes practical it could play an im- portant part in this province and give us a good market in York- shire hogs.”

Another speaker Earl Adams of the Department of Agricul- tupre, noted that Dairy Herd Im- provement had made rapid pro- gress on the Island. There are now eight associations on the Island. These are located in West Prince O'Leary, Tyne Val- ley, East Prince, New Glasgow, York,,. Montague, and JEast Kings. '

- |to faulty diets.

completing an isqeetee of educational institutions in

province as part of world tour-ia. the interests of her native land.

Chiefly interested in schools for inflicted children, Miss Chowna has visited such institu- tions in Europe, other parts of Ciiead: She will stop at Japan on her trip back

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Indian teacher. who.- says he speaks 15 languages, is as sociated with the Naigaum Social service Centre: and with the Dadar School for the blind. in

“Blindness caused largely by smalipox and cataracts is a pub- lic health problem in India,” she says.

WIPES OUT VILLAGES

+ An epidemic of -smalipox may wipe out an entire village in a day or two, the Indian woman said. When it attacks the sto- mach, it usually proves fatal and when the eyes ate affected the victims become blind. There is only one doctor for each 70,000 persons. Even though there are free vaccinations it is impossible, to protect everyone in a country of 450 million people.

In Miss Chowna’s opinion, the brilliant year-around sunlight is the major cause of cataracts that afflict most people in India before they are fifty years old. Other authorities attribute the condition

In Bombay there are five free hospitals exclusively performing operations for the removal or cataracts.

Even though 700 operations are performed daily, this service cov- ers only a fraction of the serious cases.

Labor in Bombay is cheap with one ordinary worker making a- boug twenty cents a day. Since fruit and vegetables are abund- ant they can be purchased at cheap prices. The extreme heat that reaches 120 degrees and the lack of refrigeration necessitat- es the practice of burning perish- able foods including meats that are not sold before 10 a.m. each day. Stores open at 5 a.m. and housewives buy the day's needs early.

BURN LEFTOVERS

Special police are detailed to see that shop-keepers burn the “leftovers”. In keeping with their religion, Hindus will not eat

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meat because, accofding to their belief in reincarnation, the anim-

al might possess the ancestor or a ftfture

explained, they also will not even eat an egg.

leading event of the year at

the Royal Western Indian Turf

Clu) in Bombay, the traveller said. Regular racing carried ‘on from Dec. through March is held each Wednesdy and Satur- day afternoons. Holidays and feast days are occasions for spe- cial events. ‘

Typical of all women, the In-|

dian fair sex attend .the rac- es to add glamour with their col- orful attire rather than for the

minimum bet equal to fifty cents for women and a dollar for men. An observant traveller, the

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Sable Is. Ponies

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MALIFAX (CP) — Three hun- dred Sable Island ponies had sup- |per delivered by air Tuesday with the KCAF catering the — meal of two tons of

| The’ request for the air - drop iwas made Monday by the trans- port department which said. the grass that the herd normally eats had been covered wy sand during ij revent storms.

An RCAF Dakota ‘from Green- wood, -N.S. served. the meal. | Among the crew were Fit. Lt. J. |G. Christianson, of New Glasgow, }and-FO-G.—D:-Parsons of Mont-

petite Miss Chowna has found that most people are friendly and helpfil when she dons her na- tive ‘wrap around” Sari, and ol- ten extend invitations to their homes.

This factor is gratifying as, unlike her two sisters who chose to marry, she prefers to mere

—_— CUS aa The Guardian, Charlottetawn, Wed., Mar. 18, 1969. 111 Alberton, formerty- of Poland; i ata oa Emerald, formerly of the Neth Six Presented Certificates —_ {issu Kemet Doe e,¢ * hi Manchester, Eng. : In Citizenship Ceremony amaaiers' Se ber preset : al Chester S. MacDonald, Neil R. SUMMERSIDE — Canadian) Perry, president of the Catho- s George + tite ae — lic Women’s League. won = — yesterday ‘ mong aoe uae Wee Ww. ©. Dee shoceiviad Ennases wee ge members of gcd alge * fn impressive ceremony hel Soloms, Middleton, formerly of Reginald Pope, irs. be G. Lewis. on ae trating the ‘eatl the Netherlands; Sofia Stenzel, -and Mrs. R. M. Smith. of alle udge Darby ex-

plained to the new citizens their rights as well as their -respon- sibilities arid. extended each @ warm welcome.

Remarks’ and presentations were also made by Miss Wanda Wyatt, regent of the Abegweit chapter IODE, and Mrs. Wilfred

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