Clark Bros, Alberton = ~ All Over. ot Healthy

ALBERTON Four orcthzrs Arthur Ciark was born Oct Fred. Artsur. Howard and Her- 12, 1878- During ‘his years of ac bert Clark, al, in ‘their a's sa tivity he enzazed in the lobster all in good health mn business His factory was loca'-

‘ies “Alberton for zlotatof 381s veats. ed at Gonse Harbor In 1911 he ‘ They. are sons of the late R.A > married to “time. Wells. Her Mary Jane death occurred one year ago

j Clark and his wi i Wallace Their ony John Keir Fra-

sister. Isa- LEAP-YEAR BABY

bel. wife of Rev. Howard Clark has a birthday

ser. DD;-died 12 years ago at only once every four years. He

. . the age of 78 was born Feb. 29. .1880.-For a

~Fred Clark. born Max 21. 1977, Dumber of y@ars he was asso-

: 7: Prince of Wales Col- ciated with his brother, Arthur,

lege and tauch: sch for thrce 19 the lobster business, and af-

years fore jiping two of his 'eTWards was the Alberton _ re-

brothers.in the lonster business. PreseDtative for the McColl -- but during the. greater part of Trontenac Oi] Company

‘ During the years of semi re-

his life he enza

___ | hased om. good academic stand-

ing And financial need Gallaudet Colleze is the werd's e rtne-den Miss MacEachern is the dau- ghter of Mr and Mrs Colin .. | MacEachern, 164 Nassau “TStréer = Playground —Sunervisors’

Refresher Set.

City recreation director James

Fox has announced citv play | ground sunervisors wil meet. May 15 for their annual re-

fresher ‘course “Attending wil! be’ 10 local per- ' sons and others from throughout the. province who will be invit- +-ed-to- attend Af their communit-

ies -wish { 1 Mr. Fox said this year he had 90 applications for the 10 posts. This compared to only 33. last year and indicates the — in- creased interest in this type of

summer employment

-The futhre of the oyster is im-

od end eg INTERRUPTION NOTICE indicated that it is: up to Can-

ada to develop commercial

fisheries aS a neizhboring coun- }“ HUNTER RIV ER - NEW GL ASG ow’

ii is presumably ready . : ee Be pris EE ard ape Beginning Tuesday, May 4th, there will be a r 1 I ? Cle “4 v . ° : bab 2. CS aca series of short power interruptions between Hun-

“LOCAL PROBLEMS ‘ter River and New Glasgow. to permit*us to string ~ The president, EC. Moore. | mew line conductors in this area.

thanked the speaker for his talk =

Dr. Drinnan and his wife were Crews will be working in the area for the

introduced by A. M. Johnstone remainder of the week, weather permitting, and

The business period was most- has t t

taken up. with brief diseus. 4 ™may have to. in errupt service. ‘for short_periods as required. ¢

MARITIME ELECTRIC

of which resulted in motions to uTite letters to the proper authorities in each case. °

It was announced that Edson Raynor had been appointed to act as the Kensington area rep- resentative to the Maritime Provinces Board of Trade

A lively question and answer session followed the address

After the meeting coffee and doughnuts were served.

tirement he has engaged in car-

His first wife

wis Bo es sat ee 7986 pentry and. boat building Mr

= ey phdageo ay Tag amd Mrs. Clark ‘the former . " rt n et ‘ — - . ,

peotereoe kes ac acre ® Mary Elia Forsyth: celebrated

re sater 42s Married [oO ,.. .

7 . E their. zciden wedding —in-...1959.—

Susan Mattheas whose death oc- Thei- oldest son, Charles. ‘died

curred two and a half vears aco. in 1928 The second son, George, -

Fron his first marriage there j; ster mechanic with Price

were three children. Isabe! died Bros in Kenogami, Que. Their in 1929, Alder ts--vice-president only daughter. Elizabeth. is of the W.C. Wells" Construction Mrs Walter Bernard of Monc-

Company in Edmorton and Sas-

ent at Gallaudet College, Wash-

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A $400 scholarship from the Given Foundation has been won by Ethelene Sadie MacEachern of Charlottetown, a junior stud.

r ton. Youngest son. John, is as- ington, Dc : katoon. Erskine ves on the sociated with the MF. Schur- She was ohe of six student ® home farm end ix 2 dealer ' wan Co -Ltd in Charlottetown. to win the ncaa. hie ents farm machinery There are five There are nine grandchildren = 2 ‘__¢_8Fandehildren and three creat -_. Herhert--Clark—was—bern—\ue— LTBI AE EDIT Ce grandchildren - 1, 1381. For 2 vears -he wa's $ Stocks — Bonds : : Mr Clark has heen an elder postmaster at Alberton Follow- ¢ RO¥AL—SECURFHES——++—_ ve in Alberton congrezation of the ing retirement from. thai _posi- 3 ° eney Presbvterian ' Church for 36 tion he wast. actively interested ¢ Corporation Ltd. . pM “years and at one time he was in fox farming. “In 1922 he was $¢ 437 Grafton St... Ch’'town $ superintendent of the ‘Sund ay married to Emma Charnpion “6 Telephone: 4-8583 * e school. who passed away 16 years ago. $ Alex M. Wilson, Mzr.~ 3| ercccceoces eoccee | s. Makers co. __|, AH Kinds of Paint 2. The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., May 3, 1965. NASH ALUMINUM

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Drinnan, mvesticator in charge of the Biological Station at El- lerslie. was geust speaker at the Wednesday night meeting of the Kensincton’Afea Board of . Trade

The speaker brought to his audience a great deal of infor- mation on cyster culture as it is carried out at the Ellerslie station which he said is among the more advanced experimen- al stations

Fine oysters which stand up well in cold storaze. are grown here. he stated. and pointed out that ovsters command a high

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However. oyster been greativy hampered since the white man settled here. he said The trees have been cleared from the land allowing the soil from the fields to drain into the bays with a resultime creat depth of silt which destroys the small oysters TELLS OF EXPERIMENTS

Dr. Drinnan zave a descrip tion of experiments beinz made at Ellerslie in the growth of the oyster. from the eggs ‘of which one female can produce 2) mil- jion) through it’s various samme

many thincs can happen to the spayn before it’ becomes a marketable oyster, he said “Canada cannot provide enough for its own use at the moment” stated Dr Drinnan, but ‘‘we

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