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a aH aa _ [ Western and Central Districts _ . | OTTAWA -(CP)—Perey. Noble|to make cattle. abort before:

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., May 18, 1966. 3 eee ee a mink they are sent to market. I've | the hormone were

rancher, told the Commons ag- even been told. ‘by a druggist | Heuliare committee Tuesday a Taken By Trawlers b y iste “of the federal agriculture - department, said the hormone

law should be passed. banning | GEORGETOWN — Landings of | ‘Between the day’ of their ar- Promotes rapid development of

livestcck feeds, but leaves ques- tions ‘of ‘human. foc. ourity. Iri- ° marly’ ‘othe %2al dé =, |partment's research branch, ment. At a later mecting of ie ae ; said stilbestrol is used because | agriculture | committee De,

it. inproves livestock growth in! Barry said, agricultures dep. » relation to food consumed,

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ie May 20th, 8 P. M.

|.ed Plant in Georgetown continues

four | rom winter ‘peacaiionn. out, of | department has done

Shelburne, N.S. to May 5, the “8¢4rch on the possible effects

- on humans. That is a question | Gulf Guard and Gulf Gallant, | trawlers have caught and land- for the food and drug division } | | eontinue to land large quanti- ed in Georgetown 1,026,571

of the. federal health .depart- tiés of cod and flounders from | pounds of fish. The large quan- ment, he added | the Gulf fishing grounds off St. | tity was taken in a-one-month Members- of .the committee | Paul's Island near the northern | period: despite considerable ad- expressed concern about — the | | tip of Cape Breton Island, N.S. | verse weather that kept trawlers story. told by Mr. Noble, Sev- | | Storm-bound for a number of eral herds of mink had been | be 1 days. virtually wiped out because. of ~ FT ‘Gas Blast ‘The large- and- consistent -land--Stilbestrol = | © ‘: : ings have resulted in continued investigation had. not proved ° = and uninterrupted: production at | conclusively whether _ .the hor-, hudba fe the Georgetown plant with: the | mone had been fed to the ‘am-” " ‘| few 128-foot trawler, Gulf Gren- | mals improperly or; _' whether LM adier_ready_to_sail_to the fish-they were *just -ufusually ‘sus oncton.f\ PD. ing-zrounds--in-about-a_week, ceptible to its effects —__|_| . Operation of the Gulf Grena- “What effect” does” “stilbestrol , MONCTON (CP) — ok =i dier is expected to ——intréase ae iy people when it ‘ig. fed old workman suffered second | catches about.“50__per cent as eet and poultry? he degree burns to his hands Tues--| this new ‘trawler is ‘capable of | wii: | d sterilized the mink. | | day when a propane tank explod-' carrying approximately. twice. pen. connie to Ni ed in this city's west and residen- the amount of fish as the smaller ys Th ORTIONS se ree tarhie tae itewlen e minister of agriculture | = about a year ago (Harry Hays, | Ronald Bourgeois of Memram- ~~ now a senator) told me that it! | dock, an. employee of Boudreau is used out west, of thé ranches | Sheet Metal Workers of nearby —_ ‘ [Dieppe, was reported in satis- [factory condition “in hospital here. He was hurled, over fer of a truck by the ‘force “of the. blast which shattered win- | dows in several homes -in—the~ axed: ital city is' crackling with ‘The propane tank caught fire | preparations: for May f. ihe when it was accidentally. Knock-| gay ‘British Guiana is scheduled

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FINAL MEETING FOR YEAR

__The— sutgoing executive of Henry. secretary; Mrs. Wil- night _prior_ ta the meeting.

~ the Spring Park Home —and-—tiam- Nearing;: treasurer; Mrs.—-Last-night-was-the final “meets i School’ Association, (FROM James Lapsley, president, meet ing- of the year for this as- THE. LEFT) Mrs. i in ~ foyer at the school last sociation. )

Heather Burke Tops Field ‘In P.E.l. Dance Festival. ,

Class 54 (Scottish Reel, 13-16 years): — 1. Shirley’s Celtic” ‘Dancers, 76; 2. Ross Highland- ers, (Sr.) 73; 3. Summerside Highlanders, 70

Class 60 (Flora MacDonald’s

British Guiana | Prepares For BALTIC

Independence — GEORGETOWN «CP) = This:

Mr. Charles Hickév, Darnley, met with a very painful accident recently: Mr: Hickey who- was r Sit helping --to haul some lobster traps in some way got his’ hand |

A Chartottetanen itt Heather Burke, received the highest mark in any class last night in the P.E.I. Dance’ Festival ‘being held at the West Kent School

10-12 years) — 1. Shirley's Saiy Steppers, 77; 2. Southport Trio, 74; 3. Charlottetown Three, 70.

Class 22 A (Group Novelty,-17 years and over) — 1. Shirley’s Silver Rockets.

Adjudicator Irené Waldie, from Rawdon, Quebec, awarded Miss | Burke 89 for her performance in class 65, highland fling -—-17, years and over. The only other competitor in this’ class, Shirley Linkletter, Summerside, receiv- eda mark-of-74-

So far in the two days in which the festival has been functioning there have been very few marks in the 80's. The greatest pro-

,portion of the marks have. been :

‘pituated in t os: -Up.to last night the. competl- ~ tions included ‘numerous —Scot-

Fancy. 13-16. years) — 1. Mari- lyn MacDougall, Charlottetown, 82: 2..‘Elizabeth Carroll, Char- |lottetown, 79: 3. Louise Sander- son, Sherwood,-77, EVENING

Class 34 _A—(Solo-Tap Clog, “10- 12° years) 1. .Kevin Hogan, Charlottetown, 73 2. Beverly Hogan, Charlottetown, 72; 3. Anita MacDonald, Charlotte- town: “David Hennessey, South- ‘port (tie) 71.

Class 1 (Folk Dancing, grades 1-4)-—— 4. Grades 1-4, Sherwood

School, Sherwood, 76; 2. Schoot+

ed oven? while workmen were ;preparing to tar the roof of an) extension they were building to a home on Orchard Drive. The ; : losion which followed: ech- Class. 65. (Highland Fling,...17 SxP

years and over). — 1. Heather ie three-binek. afea, | Burke, “Charlottetown, 89; *. | le gather thai playing children. or Linkletter, Summerside, One wenian said the blast ‘:

ed “like-a bomb.””

| Class 2i (Solo Novelty Dance, | "Wikeenant wenead: wulekiy: te

16 years.and under) — 1. Patri- | cis, MacLellan, Charlottetown; | Prevent“ another tank from ex-

Marilyn MacDonald, town, (tie) 73; 2 Beryl Stewart. -Charlottetown; 72; 8. Larry Hume, Lynn MacKenna, Betty

Class*2 (Folk-dancing; grades 5-7) — 1. Parkdale Junior High | School, 73; 2. School of the Deaf, 70.

'ploding on the back of a truck Chaslotie: | @which was heavily damaged in} the fire. The bottom -of— the ex- |pioding tank ~was “found about

yto become independent.

| Guianese who have been over-

| seas are returning in droves for | the big occasion. while adven-

; turous.-gestures.| of. patriotism ave-going forward under. the auspices of ‘Prime Minister. ‘Forbes Burnham. © ,

A party of-nine. led by- moun- taineer Adrian Thompson, now is en route to Mount Ayanganna jin a diamond-rich séction of the interior of this 83,090-square- | mile South Amevican. nation. They—-plan_to—raise-a—national,,

caught in the hauling rope, and |* Sy a.

as a result almost severed one |

of his fingers and btuised the |

remaining ones on his’ right hand. He was taken to the Prince | County. Hospital where .he.. was, later released

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ‘Muirhead | and two children, Kendri¢k: and Wayne of North St.‘ Eleanors |

day. 40n Sunday morning service In| the Princetown United Church at Malpeque was. conducted—by -the pastor__Rev... Frederick—Lloyd.

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flag-on- the motintain.the-high- jest peak in British Guiana.

| Chartered flights are bringing 45 / fm hundreds of returning Guian- |

The Sunday School_re-onene¢ last}

__ tish dances, but today the fes- Sunday with Mrs. Junior a

‘tival will be composed greatly of tap dancing. The final day of the festival. Thursday, will con-

100 feet away.

of the Deaf, Charlottetown, 70. | Robinson, Charlottetown (tie).

Class 0 A (Group Tap Clog, 71. as_superintendent.

“TREE MEN CAN TALK |

tinue along”the same pattern as today’s..competitions..and...there.

DISAPPOINTED

‘Continued from page “one)

‘needs of Indians, the aged and those with low incomes—weren’t

) suffering. ~~ They were ~ getting’

ese, whose native —country— will be known after eerreatene as: Guyana.» ~~ ~

The United” Nations is spon-; soring a forestry dictionary

_and

Mel McQuaid

* with ~Engtish;~ French, Spanish > and German. terms. cross- | \Feferred. |

will be only very few Scoftish ymore attention than ever.

or ‘Irish c! s heduled C er ent sak been frustrated; Just eight min- Hugh John Felmming (PC— | today with sessions at' two and Utes after the Atlas roared into | Victoria-Carleton) reiterated the | life with its red-orange tail’ of }Maritimes position that Ottawa

‘Among the ceremonies “ ached- uled is the unveiling May 2 of | an independence plaque and: ——

Doug.

. and under) — 1. Charlottetown

Irish Steppers, 72; 2. Shirley’s

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Charleston Dancers, 70: 3. Shir- fly ‘today."~ | | $ Inserted by ist Kings PC Assoc. 4 ley’s. Easy Steppin’ Rhythm spACEMEN WAITING Found Safe | “CRAIG FUNERAL — The fu- s, 69. ‘ The astronauts: were in their : meral of Miller Craig, whose | Class 53 (Scottish Reel, 10-12 spacecraft barely 50 minutes, death occurred in Sarnia, Ont-

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entering just about 20 minutes -before “the 113-foot _Atlas-Agena | spaceward. “They were

HALIFAX—(CP)—Twelve per- sons missing on ‘a boat trip off | +southeastern Labrador* wer ‘e|

ario, ov. May 12, as the result of a car: accident, was held on Monday afterhoon from _-the

The Summerside Highlanders, to speed off in pursuit—pro-|found by a United States Air home of his parents, Mr. and “70.— es —pelled—by~their—Titan--H-roeket-|-Fo-ce_C-130 aircraft shortly | Mrs. Leigh Craig, Poplar Grove, J ee Class 59 (F lora’ MacDonald's an hour and'39 minutes later. | after a searclr.was begun Tues to Freeland Presbyterian Church

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Class 76 (Sean Triubhas. 13-16 years) — 1, Marilyn MacDou- gall, Charlottetown, 83; 2. Jac- queline. Howatt, Carleton, 81; 3. Larry Brazel, Charlottetown,.-78.

Class 64 (Highland Fling, 13-16 years): — 1. Marilyn MacDou-

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gall, Charlottetown, 81; 2. Jac-| patient in the Western Hospital. ; : queline Howat, Carleton, 79; 3. aay CHURCH SERVICE , THIS WEEK IS WEEK Bankrupt Stock , Larry Brazel, Charlottetown; COUNT IS on ; A o| Reg: To Elizabeth Carroll, . Charlotte- ae . Christian Family Sunday was’) ~ a $49.00 15 95 Now ‘Continued from page one) | observed in the Bedeque United ‘MORELL COMMUNITY Reg. : a peak nt: ea | Church on-Sunday May 8th. The | HALL ‘ eh pected to ‘‘bail out’ builders. th ae ae tag eas: “Tn an “May 18—8:30 p.m. ‘ — ; whén they were running into ® | Quest of The Christian Family," Andersen and Frank Sigsworth. SPECIAL SPECIAL : y, DEATHS jlittle, trouble for the first sum- anid Was Conducted by Party At

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