THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

External Affairs Debate Vernon Bridge

Is Resumed In Commons Man injured in orrswa. March 27 -- tcfjn Dickey (L-I-Ialitfoax), 1:5;

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: llarold F. Landry. Mn. Byron ltowart, In more Maerlue. Mia: Joyce Wlgglnton. Plus Mcxlnnen. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Levers.

t The Guardian may be bought at the following places In Montague: Blue Dome Beatlurant. and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: The Post Office: In Sourlsz The Snack liar and H. Blchudg .5 5...

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Urges Federal. Assistance in Maritime Power Deveiopiitent

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matananiirlvr-: AND FLANNEL rain and shine coats. belted styles. at popular ptrices. Belle's Bhopvm. Montague.

.-.'BAllGAIN SALE. Our entire stock of C.I.L. paints at greatly reduced prices from March 31 to April 5th. Bergman's, Montague:

.Jolilt (JOMPLETE LINE of shorties are here. We think our prices will meet with your approv- al. Call in and see. Bellels shoppe, Montague. '

..'0NE RACK of suits greatly reduced to sell. including checks. plaids. and gryys. Also a few slight- ly water-soiled blouses. at sl.49. Belle": Shoppe. Montague.

..'Gl-JORGETOWN PASTORAL CIIARGE.-United Church of Can- ada. Services for March 30th. 11 A. M. Milltown Cross. 2.30 P. .Vl. Sturgeon. 7 PM. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minister.

..'MON'l'AGIlz mvrrx-:1) CHURCH CHARGE. - On Sun- day, March 30th. Dr. MacKenzie.

will conduct services as usual as follows: Trinity Church. Montague at 11 A. M. and T.."0 P. M. Lower Montague at 3.00 . M.

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....'BAltG-AINS st McGowan's Limited. sale ends Saturday, March 5th.

..'Mrs. Bryer Jon-es, Bunbury, is

visiting in Montague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mat.-Lure.

Mrs. Kestle Ross, Union Road, was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town.

....'L(1Wl'2lt MONTAGl.'l'I variety concert. New Perth Hall. Wednes- day, April 2nd. Dance after.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Earl MacDonald, Lorne Valley. is a patient in the King's County Hospital.

..'Hls many little friends are pleased to hear that Brian Curley. Cardigan, was discharged from the Kings County Hospital.

Her many friends will regl'et to learn that Miss Tcna Martin, em- ployee of T. M. Llewellyn. Ltd., Montague. is a patient in the King's County Hospital.

..'IF IT IS A NEW SUIT for spring. let us have the privilege of serving you. We have a good range of prices. 521.00 to 375.03 Belie's Shoppe.- Montague.

..'RDV. M. Watterworth and Mrs. Watterworth. and Rev. P. L. Rich l ardson of New Glasgow. P. E. I.. were visitors to Montague on Wednesday.

....')ION'l'AGl.'l'-I United Baptist, Church. sorviws Sunday, March 30th, Sunday School 10 a.ni., reg- ular service 11 am. A theme of vital interest to all. Lic. W. D.

A Progressive Conservative-Roch ney Adsmson (PC-York West)- said in the Commons today he does not support -the principle behind a C. C. F. motion of non- confidence in the government' type of aid to Europe under th North Atlantic Pact.

Mr. Adamson spoke as the House resumed a protracted forelgn-af- fairs debate. which engendered the C. C. F.'s non-confidence mo- tion on Tuesday.

The C. C. F. has asked the House t.o censure the government for "failure" to stress economic aid -as against military aid-to the Western European countries in N.A.T.O.

Liberal and C.C.P. speakers ex- changed shots over the issue dur- ing ihe day-long debate.

ly followed with twenty-three pre- sent. The meeting opened with the horse-shoe ceremony followed by inspection by. the S. M. Eric Duvar. The evening was spent in passing tests with several boys passing second class and tender- foot tests. 5. M. Duvar led the boys in several games after which the. meeting closed with the horse- shoe ceremony.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mr. John D. (ioicll was a busi-I ness visitor to Charlottetown on Monday. March 24th.

-Mr. John Malcolm Macl(cn7.le of Montague was a business visitor to Georgetown on Tuesday, March 25th.

Mr. John Dan Johnston of De

' - The regular meeting

tor vehicle while his ability was impaired by alcohol was sent. enced to a. fine of 850.00 and costs.

....'l-INTERTAINS CHURCH LA- DIES - Mrs. Douglas McGowan, Montague, was hostess to the lad- ies of St. Andrew's Presbyterian (Thurrh Wednesday evening in her lm'el,v new home, on Main Street. More than fifty ladies were present nnd everyone on- joyed an evening of social con- versation. and A substantial sum was realized from a while ele-

snio. Mrs. Vllalter Beer. Emery MnrNeill, Mrs. H. Jnmicson nnd Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Konzio presided as auctioneers. Dr-llcious refreshments wt-re serv- ed hy the linsiess, assisted hy members of the Ladies Aid So- Clot)".

..'WOLF CUB PACK MEETING of the First Montague Wolf Cub Pack was held in the Legion Hall last evening. The meeting opened with the tzrand howl led by Akela Arnold Wighlman, assisted by King Scout David Stewart. The evening was spent in study and passing tests. Several boys were successful in passing the Cub Dromise and law. A games period led by King Scouts David Stewart and Jimmie MacDonald followed. The meeting of the First Mont-

, ague Boy Scout Troop immediate-

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wars are pleased to hear he has returned to his home in George- town after being a patient in the Veteran's Wing of the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

Friends of Mrs. William Hobbs Sr., who has been a patient the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital since last autumn. are pleas- ed to hear her health has improv- ed sufficiently to allow his return to her home in Georgetown.

Mrs. Horace Parker of George- town Royalty received the sari news n few days ago of the flfklh

son. North Dakota, 1'. S. A, Her many friends are extending to Mrs. Parker their sincere paihy.

An event of unusual interest took place on the farm of Mr. Earl Walsh of Burnt Point on Sunday. March 23rd. when q'uad- rupiet lambs were born. ii is very seldom that such a birth is heard of and Mr. V-'alsh has only heard of one previous occasion. Not Very long ago triplet lambs were born on his farm. On Wednesday. March 26th the little foursome were all reported as doing fine and are quite playful and frisky.

Murray Harbor North and Vicinity

Mrs. George Clow was hostess to the members of the Ladies Aid

lath. At the close of the business meeting, refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess. assisted by Mrs.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. David Miller.

Miss Joyce McLeod was the week-end guest or Mr. and Mrs. Roulston Graham. Murray River,

Mrs. Harry Miillsr has returned to her home after spending a few days in Montague, guest of Mr. and -Mrs. Chester MacLure.

, . -. .. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Llewellyn Summersids were recent visitors to Murray Harbor North. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn.

Mr. Leon clow was a visitor Montague on Tuesday.

NEWHAVEN. England- (GP) - Michael Flowers, 9, was collecting shells on the shore at this Sussex resort when he was sucked into a patch of mud. 0nly,hia head was visible when an sin-nan heard his shouts and managed to rescue him after it long struggle.

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- GIIORGITOWN RINK FRIDAY. MABCIE 28th

- ononosfrown EAGLES noaoan iiihrtonass,

Final Game for P. E. I. Intermediate Championship

Game Starla at o O'clock Admission 50c and 25c.

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Minister Howe, repeated at Lib- eral accusation that the C. C. F. stand is "dangerously close" to the Communist Party line.

Allistair Stewart tCCF-Winni- peg North). one of his party's chief foreign-affairs spokesmen, called that allegation "utter nan- sense."

"We want to see N. A. T. O. strengthened." he said. "and providing more economic aid will help the European countries re- slst the Communist menace."

C. E. Bennett IL-Grey North), a delegate to the recent U. General Assembly meeting in Paris, said: "The first thing to do is to restore the defences of Europe. Then we can give our attention to economic aid."

Mi. Stewart and Vicinity

tMiss Teresa MacDonald. Mt. Stewart. left on Saturday morning. March ilth. for a month's vacation to Quincy, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Coffin and family. Charlottetown. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert -Court of Bedford. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Earl Jay.

Miss Susie McAule.y. teacher at Johnson's River. spent a recent weekend with Mrs. Charles Mc- Aulcy, Mt. Stewart.

The many friends of Mr. Daniel J. Macdonald wil be glad to know he has returned home after hav- int: spr-nt the past six weeks in the City Hospital where he was receiv- ing treatment.

the past week-end visiting his mother. Mrs. Irene MacDonald and his aunt, Mrs. Lily MacDonald.

Mr. Joseph Henry of Vernon Bridge has received word that his son Pte. Herbert Clark Henry. 1st Battalion, Princess Patrlcis's Can- adian Light Infantry. has been in- jured in action in Korea. The Di- agnosis is a. gunshot wound in the left hand.

Herbert, age 24. has one brother. Arnold in Toronto. and two sisters. Audrey in Toronto and Muriel at home. He is unmarried.

was employed for several years. in

N. 1949. and served at Wainwright,

before months

Fort Lcwels. and Calgary being sent overseas nine ago.

Pisquid Eosf Notes

'Mr. Levi Jay was a visitor in Charlottetown on Monday, March 10th.

Mr. Floyd Jay was s visitor in Charlottetown on Monday. March 10th.

Mr. Percy Myers. Montague. was a visitor in the Plsquid East dis- trict on Tuesday. March 11th.

Miss Gladys Birt and Mr. Ches- ter Birt were visitors in Cardigan on Tuesday. March llth., guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Daugherty.

Mr. Leonard-giit was a visitor in Charlottetown on Monday. March 17th.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly were visitors in Charlottetown on Mon- day. March 17th.

JOHN N. RUNIGHAN

The highway from Mt. Stewart to Charlottetown was opened late on Monday evening. March 17th lhaving been closed from Saturday on account of the recent storm.

The many friends of Miss Amels Egan will be sorry to know she has rntc-red the City Hospital for treatment.

Mr. Willard Mitchell and Mr. Russell McIntyre were on a busi- nrss trip to Nova scotia this past i week.

Mr. I-ferbrrtvlboirglas of Boston. (Mass. was a recent visitor to the lhdme of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cof- fin, Savage Harbour. .As

Murray River and Vicinity

Mrs. Otis Jackson. Peter's Road was at recent visitor to Montague where she visited her daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Atwood MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hooley.

Mrs. Fred Fafuse. Murray River. was ;i recent visitor to Char- lnlivlown, visiting friends and relatives.

, Mrs. Derell Bell and son Lo- man. Charlottetown, was a recent Murray River where lslte. visited her many friends and lrclntlvcs.

The many friends of Mr. Fred Ttafust-. Murray River, are sorry ltn hear that he is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. All wish him a speedy re- COVCTX.

Mrs. Amor Acorn. employee of the Beach Grove Hospital. Char- lottetown, returned to her duties infter being It recent visitor to Murray River where she was the guest of her daughter and non-irr- law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Refuse.

" Canadian Dollar

MONTREAL. March 27 -- (OP) -- The United States dollar today 'closed at a discount of 2"H32 of one per cent in terms of Canadian funds. down W32 from Wednes- day's close. That is. it took 00.99. 5132 Canadian to buy 01 Ameri- can. The pountf sterling was 02.7895. down one from Wednesday.

Markets Atnisnos

(By The Canadian Peel) Toronto -- Late rally strengthen Western Oils: others mixed. Montreal - Papers. industrial: else.

New York - Rails and oils lead se. . Toronto - Bacon hots. lrade A.

New York .. Cotton closed ll.45 use a bale lower. .

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The people of Morell East and

vicinity were surprised and sad- dcned by the unexpected death of John N. ltunighan in the Char- lottttown Hospital on November 28th. 1951. Nick. as he was familiarly known entered the hospital a few days before his death. but his condi- tion was not thought serious and no one thought the end so near. but God's will be done. not ours.

He was sixty-seven years old and was born in Morell East.

when a very young man he went to western Canada where he re- malned for some time. but later came back to New York and work-

ed for the Standard Oil Co.. where

he was until his retirement.

Nick was honest and upright in all his dealings and a favorite with young and old and he loved to relate the stories of his younger days. . ,

He married Minnie Walsh in New York and was very happil- They made several trips to his old home but God called her when still quite young and he was left very lonely.

After he retired he came back to Morell East and made his home with his brother William. who died very suddenly last March:

He made several trips back to the United States.

He was visited in the hospital by Monsignor McDonald who admin- istered the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church of which he was a. devout member.

He leaves td mourn one brother Vincent of Morell East and one sister Mrs. Helen Sands. Cleveland, Ohio. whom he visited last year.

His funeral from the Church of the Little Flower in Morell was largely attended snd Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. Phelan Mc- Kenna. Parish Priest. who eon- ductcd the services at the grave. He was laid to rest in the adjoin- ing cemetery.

The pallbearers were Messrs. Percy Robbins, Herbie. Crane, Lorne Webster. Johnny Hughes. Patrick Mullin and Ernest Tobin.

Cord Of Thanks

The Family of the late I. N. Runighan wish to thank their neighbours and friends for the kindness shown to them in their sudden bereavement. for the letters of 'sympathy and Man Cards.

LONDON-(GP)-Officials are looking for old telephone equip- ment for an exhibition showing the advance in communications. Parts of Britain's first telephone exchanlle. built here in 1377 may be included.

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Federal aaslstance in Maritime power development was strongly advocated by Senator J.P. Mem- tyre in a , S in the Senate on March 20. Following are excerpts from his address as recorded in the official Hsnsard report:

"The speech from the Throne. as

usual, forecasts the legislation that will come before parliament. one of the important measures passed at the last session provided for the development,of the st. Lawrence Seaway. This development has been under consideration by the author- ities of both Canada and the Un- ited States for almost half u cen- tury. in fact. an agreement was signed in 1941. and on April 4, 1951; there was tabled in the House of Commons information to the effect that the two countries had tentatively agreed. in principle. to make the St. Lawrence Seaway de- velopment self-" 4 ting by means of toll charges. "The boundary line between Can- ada and the United states follows the 45th parallel until it reaches the St. Lawrence river at a point near the city of Cornwall. Ontario; from there it continues in a south- westerly direction for a distance of 135 miles in the middle or the river. in what is known as the In- ternational Rapids Bectlon. Con- scquently, in order to develop the St. Lawrence seaway it is neces- sary toihnve the approval or the United States;

Vast Potential Power

"The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence basin is a vast drainage system covering 678,000 square miles. 493.- 000 of which are in Canada and

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wholly in Canadian territory and has s. drop of 20 feet. This in nu comprises a drop of 580 feet from the head of the Great Lakes to the - Atlantic ocean. a distance of a- bout 2.000 miles.

"It is estimated there five steps will develop 9.000.000 horsepower of electric energy. All this power is in Canadawith the exception 011,300- 000 horsepower at Niagara and the American share" of 1.100.000 horse- 5 power in the International Rapids section. so much for the st. Law- rence Beawsy. ,

Maritime. Disabilities,

"Now. coating closer tohome-the Maritime Provinces and particular-

What can be done to stimulate industrial activity, to develop our vacant lands. to increase our pop- ulation. to increase the income of the people of the Maritimes to the Canadian level, and to enable this section of Canada to maintain its proper place in the building of an ever expanding Canada?

''In the first place. we should not be envious of the great resources of our neighbours; we should rejoice with them and do everything posi- ble for the national development of neural resources, with the realiza- tion that progress in this direction ultimately should benefit all the partners n the Confederation.

I do not think the people of the Maritime Provinces would object very strongly to the St. Lawrence Seaway. I think they would take a broader view and realize that this important project is in keeping

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- , Johnston. Gros Marsh was a business visitor 185,000 , U d S y 1 g Slug.” ii". to Georgetown on Wednesday. The many "lends 0' ML Mc' Mr. John Hendricken. Charlotte- 1 n we mm tales tmg , ,(,...i g . . . L Dd D 1 W," be Id ,0 know cudes Lake Superior. Lake Micni with vast progress that has been 11110 ..'lsAMl-.S OMITTED. -- In the March 26th. 4? W835 I 3 3 t"wn. spent the weekend. of March an Lax Huron Lake 3:. cm), M um Mal e In h .. - ., 1 1 UL am ane, hem con. 9 . e . 6. made by this great cou ry ofo p que g way A 01" 8 3 C v rt a "I 53" WISH ”c"”' 1" V”m0”3m 1' "1 1 ' V 5 0 as K 15m l” me Mm” M h” mmher Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. No doubt the development of th. Sales -- Parts Se I WWW" Alex A. Macllonald. Little Pond, Mr. and llfrs. Bernard Baiclitld- fined to his home for this P5-it Mrs. Mary Ht-ndrickeri. Plsquid The mm mm where Emmy sen,” and me vast mom" 0, - Wee two names were unintentionally er and family who are .-.peiiding!'-V00k 0" BCCOUM Oi 5l0lmE55- East. cm was Ls l . . . . . . . . . gggg y to be developed arc. electrical energy connected there- IIdl)rIliily.. . entitled in the list of those who the winter in the City. I'll0l(ll'.'tl iol M d Mr L th com" have s.-. ' A U) st. Marys Fans. lymg between mm would Rum” more manumb 11." hwdonum .;e1rltt Mass Cards. rhey wcre Mrs. Georgetown on Tuesday. March rNuIx'..n:cll1to tlsmruhoexre here hav. Mr. and Mtge. Patrick Kegliv nwielr. Lake superior and Lake Huron. Lunngesmbushmems "om me Um ti.-jy-T kmuwe mm a.n(:et;mMaEcdly):7Rt;z:ildI,) 1:;-lmgglt. Ililassij. zolh. - inn spent the past two weeks vls- lI3artgl12I1i'73t:tc)t::dlx1goi:he st" P82: where there is a drop of 21 feet; (2) ited States and elsewhere. This H J iorireedoniis family. .Littlc Pond. ac "ad "" Mm yam, P. M,,,,D.,,,,,1d ..,.a tiling friends in Freetown and vic- ml,-S pm, i the'SLt- Clair Detroit passage Join- would mean increased employment. - - . 'bo Til ' - - - i s n Glen were cent. uests for a lnlW- ' . -- m3 we Hum" and LN”, E”e' m PW"l3"9'1 and in consulqpt on op-3-OMETMST in fll...l eiyrani. ",.mM.nC ACT (WSES y A 1: drs 0! Mg” Macgomws SW g. Mr Lem wmmdge Mount where the drop is 8 feet; (J) the or agricultural products from all """'”"'"”5"."" b Tesldtini 0! Murray liiver con- toy Mblss Gladys Fouchcre of Th? Om” Mid Wamm mom! 01 Stewart. spent the weekend of NEW” Riv” which c”""e”5 I:T on M3313 nm"3'"d 5"PP'7”3l 6'1"?! ml anstrsle with J listed under section we or the Charlottetown, Mt. Stewart C. N.R. Station are Much ism at the home of his 1-3” ET” WW1 Lake 0"Wl0- . TM 5"- ”- Public Works Act of drivin an setting 9. face lifting. Men are at E ents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Where "We is 8 drop of 326 feet W3 -mm by Irlwlntnenh "1," '5'” h overweight truck on the pgublic M1,; peguv walker my on Mon. pvfesent painting the interior in lfv;.,,,,dg, ptmugd Ea”. between the mean levels of Lake Tova” .15 om” "om" l5i9ilM9 530"" Md, highway was sentenced yesterday day, Ma,-ch'24th for Charlotte. three shades of buff. y ' Erie 31” Lake Ontario: (4) thc AUCKLAND. N Z.. -(CP)..l lo M 13 A. M. ulneifom operllinl ham by the King” Cmmty M'18l3”'3W. town. where she has accepted a Mrs. Harold Jay was a visitor in P0l'”0n 07 U19 55- Lawrmw Riv" Kenneth Gilligan, amateur welter-, 2 to 5 P M 'gdQf"o"dmThQ g"'Lg”;ph f1;'1”D”"3ld- '" "la 5- position at the Provincial samtor- LAC. Stephen McGl'eK0l'- Who Charlottetown on Monday. March which i"C'"d95 U19 1"l9'f'3””" weight wrestler, plunged in his car ' ' ' W 'h, I. M ti.” .f .50oooice. Montague. to s mm, p spent the past thirty days at his 1-ML Rapids section. Lake St. rrancis 115199; over 3 steep slope nearl MONTAGUE. P. E. 1. WW0 I! Oil MI! 9 5 - and costs. A Gss- home in Mt. Stewart. has left for ..BAl and the Souianges section. and the Auckhndy Rescue" gound gnngm, l and fight for freedom f,ffn'”2lg; '('f;"Uff"Vi;l;d under Sec- ,,01-H-jgndg or Mr, Alljgfer H. Winnipeg where he is stationed. gzjg. Lachtne section. with a drop or walking around on the beach be-l 0”" 9'""'""0 WWI mbuming Mi" ,, O mung I may Stewart, vewmn of mo y World jg . y 225 feet: and (5) the portion from low, dazed but ,,,,dy for me next Drnl Store. ..'John MacDonald. R.C.N., spent round. 1