The Guarlian, Charlottetown, Thor. ug-18, 1966. 7... FEDERATION NEWSLETTER —

_Low Ground Water Level Real Cause For Concern

By-J: LINCOLN DEWAR -'\then move their product directiy 'visit it their-attention being’ di- During the past few ‘days itifrom the field ip the feed mill rected to the attractions of he has become evident that mois-jand sell it-on. the basis of mois- fairgrounds. So in a sense Old ture reserve in the Prince Ed- iture content." “Certainly with |Home: Week pinchhits asa holi- ward Island earth® has disap- 'the break even point in the feed-\dav period for the Federation peared and that conditions are |ing of-hogs now close to 30 cents |staff. So if the phone call is no! worse—moisture wise than at this per pound something needs to answered or the’ door is locked ‘ time last year. ibe done to cut down the feeding lthe answer is Old Home Week. True we were extremely for- cost.’ \POPLAR. SILAGE tunate from ‘mid May on intoineW HIGHWAYS | Our heading is not an error. July, sufficient; moisture was! The situation has practically we really mean “poplar” not available to produce quite satis- disappeared when the rural (been carried out in the making factory crops, however, there i8jroad can be taken for granted as jf silage from poplar trees, this now certainly a qiestion on the one having leisurely traffic and |silage has been fed with grain to late crops such as potatoes and ‘not very much of it. In this rural |over wintering cows. roots. ° ‘ iprovince our highways are car-| Last winter, researchers at the For almost three years rain- |rying more and more traffic and |Melfort farm tested wood pulp fall has been below normal in mach of it. is heavy types of silage on yearling Heref ord this province and this situation|commercial vehicles traveling |steers. Thé silage was prepared has resulted in the water table |at high speed. When slow -mov- |by chopping up and grinding into being lowered to a point where jing farm traffic becomes invotv- pulp freshly cut Trembling As- real concern is in evidence. leq with the swifter moving type pen and Black Poplar trees Rainfall will, of course, do much |serious hazards are developed | Trunk diameters ranged up to 12 to alleviate the crop situation |for both. The urban or commer- \inches. A small quantity of bar- but what is needed is a continua-|cial driver is very oiten un. |ley-enzyme mixture and suffi tion of above average rainfall aware of how rapidly ne comes, cient water to increase the mols for an.extended period in order jyp on a farm tractor. or other ture content to ‘55 per cent were to replenish the water supplies equipment. In too many’ cases added to the pulp. : z on which wells and-streams de- the Operator of the tractor does| Twenty-five steers with an av- pend not take wise precautions and erage weight. of 890 pounds were DAIRY PsNee [ persists in. impeding the normal ldivided into five groups for the Our ‘congratulations go to MisS flow of traffic. Cl jtest. < 3 Kay Forbes of Lot 16 who was 'petter ‘ieee a ae | Because wood pulp.especially the successful contestant for the sary by both operators if high- that from .mature trees, is lack-

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yi involv bein anking: : ; : - eee aye on ac ee TORONTO (CP)—A’ group of erate with organizations and cit BABY 25's. ics. - yee oes ied bye sate ais jens who Foil oeens : . COMP. $2.25 ...... Seat aie S _W We ogni. Marsral have mi ans for a arbitrary decision to abolish . 3 p; sear ee. sshucane crapeetincs ‘cross-Canda fight . against De- the three separate service BONUS . si be of agriculture is developing -in fence Minister Hellyer’s scheme ‘bodies. - CORICIDIN-D , ' $ - ee business and industrial circles. {or -integration of .this coun- | One of the group attending the én ‘ oc If this situation exists, two rea- ‘Ty's armed forces. meeting was R. C. G. a cin CHEQUE ‘ 24's. ; : Ce gons—are- _probably.—responsible,.._ Air Marshal W. A. Curtis. for- president of the Navy League o Ee s oc com 1s @ rs] First of all an abundant supply ™er chief of air staff, was’ hon- |Canada, who — said = he repre- sect: ‘ : , —s of food can no-longer be takenorary. chairman at the gather- |sented 30,000 navy veterans. e) ; =" HERE! = = ic : — for granted even in the western !n& of 18 ex - servicemen who! R. G. Bundy, national pres*-- Item en sale ; : seeeoh PYRIBENZAMINE _ “4 world and secondly an industry Claim support for their objec- dent of the’ Naval Officers Ar’ Wed. to Saturday . Cc Foe where operators are buying the tives’ exists among other groups sociation of Canada, also at- a i ae , . : products of other industry in Of veterans in major Canadian-tended— gs z : COMP $1.00 2 $10,000 lots certainly 1s not to be cities. = : Directors elected include EX LAX ‘ez e 28" 26" ‘ ia Saussure ss sverionkad: Soabaan See pe pr errhingg eC mae coe es Hendy : Large xX _ ; ~ aegar pada he —pay —read-—_at_the meeting said. the Air fice - Marshal a ; eee 2 . ee

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short space of time.” ‘‘Farmers ‘ rg pPascheaw wow SaaS. oe Oe. He eee te Barons Donald F. Archibald, Archibald Farm Products Ltd., Port ro) foe : A |) Nazaire Arsenault, T. E. Hickey & Co., Summerside, P-E.I. ‘ Hartley M. Condon, Hudson, McMackin & Co., Saint John, N.B. . ‘ F , C : MAALOX $ - : Harvey Edwin Crowell, Crowell, Balcom & Co., Halifax, a r or ; 1 2 f Gene Douglas Dennis, Deputy Pr Treasurer, ar- : ; : : 5 tt lottetown, P.E.I. 1S FON TIME: oh Se e See ceca diag Walter W. B. Dick, Hudson, McMackin & Sn peels a oy) . 3 Ch oh shia ie PaLWae seis ck ro . = J. Wellington Dixon, Department of Nationa venue, Sain q ' ; "DAD GOT n.J John, NB. Noxzema Tropictan c PHISOHEX “§ ° Harold A. Forsythe, Department 0: National Revenue, Ottawa, play Q TIP OF MY VIOLIN Galacis 4 az. lotion in plastic bottle. - Camille Gallant, Eastern Packing Company, Souris, P.E.1. COMP. $1.25 ......-.-.------++-- “Swab COMP si’ sienert: 6 on. ” with a Arthur J. Garrett, 100 Fitzroy St., Charlottetown, PEI. Cotton Swabs Cc - $4.00 .........- 2.625 nea : William J.B. Gentleman, McDonald, Currie & Co., Sain’ : ‘7 Fr y Sine vee Met COPPERTO ui MAGNOLAX | WANT AD!" Philip Godtrey, Price Waterhouse &Co.. Mot real, Que. a )PPERT NE $ 1 3 1 COMP $1.18 ............ ols L Cc a | H. Raymond Hennessey, ational Revenue, g ak da. lacadtvn. Charlottetown, P. E. I. : COMPS SES oo eee ee “i COMP. $1.50 ......... a Charles Cyril st ce o ae ie, FE: : CASE OF T. Earle Hickey, T. E. Hickey ., Summerside, P.E_T. = - = - : Neil W. Higgins, 91 Fitzroy St., Charlottetown,, P.E.I. SEA 'N SKI $4 ENFALAC $ 92. KAOPECTATE c Harry M. Hughes, Provincial Auditor, Charlottetown, P-E.I. ; 15 ec. tine Liquid -heby . ; : Gordon H. Johnson, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., Halifax, 14 ga ballon . lermiuia. ¥en. " : NS. ? a Keith T. Lapp. M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd., Summerside, P.F.T COMP. $1.75 . : eovccesese seer COMP. $7.92 seees sees COMP. $1.39 oe ; J, Russell Leard, Department of National Revenue, Charlotte- town, P. E. I. ‘ Waldon J. MacGillivray, M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd., Summer- side, P.E.I. : Joseph Lyman MacInnis, Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd., Tor- onto, Ont. Ist QUALITY

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“ - William S. Munro, Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart, Montreal, When Dad finally let _me quit l a QUE. wi = Sa taking those awtul violin Alexander FE. Pierce;-Riddell, Stead, Graham & Hutchinson, lessons, I heaved a sigh of Montreal. Que.

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