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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Mar. 10, 1965. A heavy docket faced Justice

Spud Shipments Se ae Up This Year

n- zie, Annandale, was fined Prince Edward Island moved|es in both areas to Upper Can-

$25 | and costs on a charge of passing |a stopped school bus.

Irwin Campbell of Beatqn‘s Mill was fined $10 and costs operating an unregistered mo- tor vehicle.

The Irving Oi paid

| Passing Stopped |

Company two fines for ovérweight trucks, |

ma”, and me VIPS. Wil present “The Piper of Hamelin’,

Pr oblems Of Diabetics: so eS re Will Be Aired Friday

ready been performed, for_is- land audiences.

This year’s competition ij! be held in the Confederation Centre with performances slat- ed for April 1, 2, and 3rd. begin- ning at 8.00. Circle ° Workshop will perform first, followed- ‘by the VIPs and the SDU Drama- tie Society. E

Aujudi¢ator for the 1965 Feti- val wil] be Andrew Allen, Tor- onto. Mr. Allen has been gon- nected with drama, for many

| |years, and was the former .sro-

ducer of CBC radio pfoductjon

one for $5 and costs and the oth-

er for $10 and costs. |

of Mt. Stewart an

was

$10 and costs’ for operating an | betes—he was educated in Eng

overweight truck. land—came to Canada in 1936 Effriam L. Stanley, Charlotte-| #®4 joined the Canadian Dia

town. was fined $10 and costs | Pete, “rte heen, interest

for failing to bring his vehicle in!

= velembeation: ™ the problem: He joined the dia- Alton Charles Roberts, East betic clinie in Vancouver Gen-

abou more cars of table} and Northern U.S. mar- oan : the Nets ate away below normal. Inquiries for seed have baer \picking up somewhat. Acc crease was shown in figures re-|ing to sou ideal shlosers it leased recently from the depart- ment of agriculture

P Up to March 3, there .was a seed will be heavy.

Say |total movement of 7,745 cars! wove 7 —

a :

from the Island as against 6,776 MENT STE

cars to the same date last sea- There is a steady but not

of “The Stage”. At one Mr. Allan was National Super visor for CBC radio drama, and

\heavy movement to Western Baltic, was fined $10 and costs ¢T@l Hospital in January 1964. = . * |Canada from P.E.}. and N.B.| for operating a motor vehicie| A little more than two per 4 New Brunswick movement This should continue’ for some without sufficient equipment. cent of Canada’s population has ;

shows 9,255 cars against 8,176 to! weeks yet. the same date last year, and} Maine shipped 850 million bags of USDA to

= _ this week are anxiously await- Cash market presented a mix- oq by the industry. The Ameri- ed picture last. week. Buying |can report on actual spring and was slow but prices held firmly | expected summer potato plant-|

MacKay Construction Company) or will develop the incurable of Parkdale was fined the same disease which is inherited, Dr. amount on a similar charge. | Hust explains. ; William James Watson, Suth- Approximately 25 per cent of merside, wes Chas $10 and the population is said to carry costs for speeding. genetic factor diabetes. i Gordon Bennet, Charlotte- | J are peel Bore 850 t the deal. Maine Was) ings will be issued this Wednes- town, pleaded not guilty to a diabetics at present in this. pro- day afternoon. The stocks on speeding charge, and the case| yince and they increased last | |was adjourned until March 12. at the rate of 12° cases| The Canadian Oil Company! per month, it was learned

-| was fined $10 and costs for op- E is invited to hear! Friday, it erating an overweight truck on ——

| March deliveries by Tuesday. |the highway.

On Rivard *

OTTAWA (CP)—The govétn ment offered $15,000 Tuesday night for information leading to arrest of Lacien Rivard,

On the American scene, the

phasizes. Dr. Hunt vince

meet

down about 10 cents but offer- ings were light. N.B..was firm and Island growers don't seem

made announcement outside the Commons in the government lobby after he was refused the

ee earn

4g ik ee INDUSTRY ,* » ay - ee 4 : ass Pa a * ' wen ni gta pve te £4 pee

i . interrupt the Commons | a ee ee ne TEN MEN ON TRIAL Three P.E.I. Plays Vying debate to make the ctsoanee iad baeien i. ioe seid last evening at the Char. a ip meee oe na mean that buyers will wait until; BANGKOK (Reuters) — Ten ° H Mr. Favreau stressed that pe ea ee Sem some ne ines bolee) nee son os tial wes s aS) Foe Drcimics Festival Right Riverd’e custody in’ Montreat's oF w . e | MacDonald in the preparation bee” by members of the Rot- land citizens a eee ee rest did | areed witht conspiring to over) One of three plays will be| home of J.R. MacKinoon Mon- |provincial matter, "The. federp! 4 week show that frost did|throw the Thailand government. E4-| day was | offering i ; . : considerable damage in Texas\The military prosecutor said | SMa"asisod"In the Dominion| Last yeer'e winner, the SDU|$I5,00 ‘because it wanted “fo Prince MP and Alabama. In Florida there |the defendants, headed by Air| DO Toisas the dates for|Dramatic Society, will present |honor its extradition commit. was litle actual trot ser aet| chet, Marshal Nakrob Inasri. redionat adjudication were re-|“Man ‘For All Seasons” under|ment with the United Saties eX al es bes t cold wet) had tried to enlist the support] 15X04" hy the goversors of the|the direction of Father Adrien Has Comment weather has definitely affected of military and police personnel | Pasce ‘Edward’ Island Drama| Arsenault. Tie’ Circle W li ae tt ee eee dding 12, Tene disorder in the coun) pestival at a meeting at thel will 1 Remember Mali? year od . : processers are already bidding|try. The defendants denied the | present years old. ore urt On Causeway BS ac Sa —_—_—_———SSSS—SSSSS : ) See srs, ict cost FALSE TEETH | et et a So ee CTAUS Tie Sates ee though planted somewhat later The? Loosen ° Broom MacNeill’s sentence March 5 ernmen' a report on progressing normal- + : guilty to a i Gres sae Pam. Det & Prince Edward Island — Need Not Emberrass ‘§ i with @ gitt under 14 when | charge and bed his case adjourn-| facts at hand, Solicitor Geseral ee en te Beaten | Gees el ences Coane . |” He" tgpeared betas, Magitrate| aft March 16 for peliminary| J. Walson MacNaught said bee are away below average fr this Set gens oy wen ‘beset TO: All who are interested in the eco- i fince County Court Tuesday | and electing trial belore judge| In an interview, Mr. | Mac- Te ae high. eommuglien a | Sete oes ae nomic welfare of Prince Edward ee s “OnLcs f Of Darnley was| like to hazard guess when the tere yt poppe Msi d it Ae ty Ee hy Island. 1 Ss | fined $100 and costs for driving statement would be forthcoming formation indicate a sireng. fin.| auie- Dose, our " i while impaired. He was repre-| but he expected it would be ish to this very good year for. Grag counter sverywhere. ae ° | sented. by J. Melvill Campbell. | made either by Public Work potato producers. THE SUBJECT: Butter and Margarine i : Je. ’ Icharge of creating a disturbance Ps ii He rejected as impractical the mo WHAT IS AT STAKE: The future of 4,000 cream shippers and the n. Indians in or -_, a — = suggestion that s private, com. Crocus-Fresh rin . smaller owned butter factories. , | re ee oe ce ee ee one ieee i : Cts mane A Gea \encnd Galtect of Darden euter-| vortansy end Spungen . WHY? Because the income of the smaller dairy - i} Charlotte Home andied pleas of not guilty to separ- oats e€ r ee ee eee eee Association. This will be |ate charges of unlawful assault ' cases is not in a to change to sell- 1967 centennial project of | causing harm. Their cas- ing milk rather cream. association. es were to March ° a night of parent-teacher Abbott of Bradalbane who plead- WHERE i THE eee t 000,000 peands at a ‘ LOSS OCCUR? 3c in employment $30,000 ) to holding this for . §wo |to March 25. Ais ts cnmeeiiee attest on prices gen- ights in future | A-fime of $10 and costs was as- ; erally of an product. rs, 8. Coftin tit |scmed Gerald Michael Geutet) for your finest fect Soa the ? registration plat | SOWING... ai IS THIS ALL? ~ an can_well be serlons for the smal of oe ae has. had real difficulty in 8 s ae gy gp La ng Ayah Already many have - eae fare bend s had-to leave. Should we overlook the-im-- oe nae aka Sees pertain of Cape Sulina to the coment bd to the members for |not pr sipped with brak- a i ee ere yee bens 2, ee! i see — a subject selected scat ts ARE YOU INTERESTED IN STATISTICS? "i 2 ibn was oe eae ane nee eens S 1949 ‘ 1963 : i ae ne ee anced 10|A fine of $10 wen gueaneed. $1,384 $1,147 r meeting. —_ as re i Decline in real income — 40 percent. ~~ [Pravine inerecion Farm Value of all Milk Per Hundredweight ‘ire Losses _ D r F. sti 1949 1963 in 1949 dollar -- fal $859,773 er $2.66 $2.12 - Josses in the < Draws Near ‘Average Weekly Wages and Salaries—Canada ounted to ~ Once again the annual P.E.1. 1¥49 1964 indy and nail | he atenion‘ftalander ever $42.96 $86.00 “fabled in the Legislat-| where as youngsters and adults (WHO IS GETTING HURT?) i 0 was $536, Sines for covlestans ze Percent of Consumer’s Dollar Spent on Food to the free May 10 to 13 but Caneda—21; U.S.A.—-22; U.K.—39; U.S.S.R.—50 g the) pril 15 — and none HOW MUCH CHEAPER CAN WE MAKE IT? ‘ od, Wight is the con- Pies ' a | vee. “eke CE WHAT WILL THE SAVING BE ON THE SUBSTITUTE? h 8 wer pte OO fone 2 So 4 ‘ as par — _ Ann as eee . 2S . = = J © ® a204° 8 .* - 00.007 : ’ k 4 e n 8 : > PD. orale | Rome Sor emane, cot tee Probably less than $10.00 per family per year. i / / : : ‘ 0 . ; . : fire des-| As the @ : Is this enough to risk ing the delicate balance in the industry - se Sts me sa a AE art : ; ‘for. Cote are aes square dancing, na- ; Aa acts as a : ate” a ws es It is also the of our soll the best hope we - Club eat ee farm ‘in the To bea dairyman is to be * Charl ons wy a stand at the gate can be considered a status symbol.

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