‘ tory‘s “service station" which generated trick cotie :.gnals that cured trouble aboard tiie

; orbitin 'l‘clstar ('tliiiiiillillt‘tli-

ANNUAL SLATED

Engineers Henry Mann. left and Roger C. (.‘hapman op- erate Bell Telephone Labora-

‘ 'I'O CALGARY Elmer Lane returned to Cal- gary on ’l‘hursday. ‘

FROM 'I'Rl'RO

Mi. and Mrs. AR. Parksd Tru o. .\'.S,. are the guests oil Mrs.

Lil. Poole. Montague. '

HOME FROM BOSTON Ravtord Jordan ha: returned! to Murray Harbor after spend- ' g tiie past two weeks in Bos- ton. By NEIL A. MATHESON Provincial and Farm I-Iditor IS PATIENT The Priitce Edward lsiatid i Fred Beck. White Sands is new Federation of Agriculture will a patient in Kings County Mem- review one of its busiest years orial Hospital where he t’ccent- when it meets in annual sessi :n 1y underwent surgery, ‘licre I'I‘Itursday. Jan. 10. The * ' ililt‘t‘illlg opens at - and . T0 I’ll Inl business will be completed at 3 Lloyd White has returncd to night session. Pictou. .\'.S.. after spending a 'he new memberoorganiza- few day,» with his family in tions have been added w— the Murray Harbor. ‘P ‘1. Tobacco (‘ri'owers‘ Asso- , ’ . ‘ H a ciation. and the l’.,l'1.l. Beef “5””, PA‘RI‘Ar-‘t Producers Association. Neither Miss liliirn Bell has returned will be representtd direcilv at to Charlottetown. attcr spending the meeting ’l‘hursday. although the holiday season ui:h her par- the tobacco people will have iii- cnis. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Bell. direct representation as Marcel Murray Iiarbor. jMoyart. Upper Montague. a ‘ ‘ n . prominent tobacco grower and .‘s'w‘xr "Ol‘nu‘q ta director of the tobacco associ- Hi‘i'h WWI“ it?“ f‘Cflll'tlt‘d 10 ation. is also a member of the his teaching duties in Alberton Kings County fodomtinn (til-cc.

after spending the holidays In torate. Murray Harbor. Neither organization is offi- cially recogni'led as federation

“HT”, IN \B' {member yet. because member-

Mr. and Mrs. Leon .loitnston sh‘p fees have not been paid

have returned to Montague after nor has a director to the feder- spenning the past two weeks alto" I190" ttamf‘d.

with their son and .laughter—in- Res“llltlonf‘ Dab-“NI “I “19

law In. and Mrs. Amp“ John. three county federation meet-

oton, Saint JomL NFL ings will be considered by tie

STELITE 'SERVICE STATION’

ions satellite Thursday and brought it back to life. Equip- ment at right generates com- mand signals which are tape' recorded for playback to the satcllitn when it passes with- in ground station range.

AP Wireplnotoi

JAN. IO

Farm Organization to Review Busy Year

full board, and action ta ke n to approve or reject the ideas submitted.

One idea which came out of the Queens County meeting has already been acted on. and commttce n a m e d by the pro- ducers for food processing plants is c\prctcd to rcport back to a general meeting of producers in the near future

The committee has had one incctiig aii'ctity. has gathered some information on experienc- es of producers with processors in other provinces. and has ar- rargli’ to l'Iit‘ti with the ford

process iig plants at Sherwood

aitd New .-\nnan.

NEXT IIICVI'II.()I’.\II~‘.NT

The next probable develop- ment will he to draft a report anti l't‘piirl back to the general meeting.

The committee named at a

general meeting here several weeks ago was instructed to ga- tiicr necessary information and

report back to meeting of pro- ducers “as soon as possible."

Provincial president George Mat-Donald. St. George's. will pi‘cszte.

'lSlAND NEWS PAGE1

Montague, Souris, Kings Count);

Christmas, has hurt them had- iy.”

LOW CALIBRE

He said he is surprised at the

generally low calibre of most

of the new Liberal MP5 who were elected on June Iii, nam

ing five or six which he sull- il'

gested have shown some ab' ity

4

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Jan. 8. 19(3. inuigiurllament-

r own party reached rock-

Liberals Slipping Says Doug Fisher

CAPITAL BUREAU :

OF THE GUARDIAN .

OTTAWA u Liberal fortunes have declined while those of ithe government are improving. tin the opinion of Douglas Fish- er. controversial New Democra- tic member of parliament for Port Arthur. In an Ottawa in- iterview. Mr. Fisher claimed gthat the unexpected improve-

ment in the Canadian economy has bolstered the election chanc- es of the Diefenbaker govern- m

"The initiative that was with the opposition for the early part of the session has switched in

the past few weeks,“ Mr. r‘ish- liazen Argue and bolt to the Li‘1

er believes. “The refusal of Li- beral back-bench MPs to allow the prime minister to reply to a Pearson speech just

DOUG'S IRVING SERVICE STATION

(DOUG RIX, PROP.) Irving Gas & Oil Products Tires - Batteries - Accessories

“Deal Have More Cents’ We Give 5 Percent Dividend Dollars Spcnd Them Like Cash For Gift Items Phone 97-2

Here Where Your Dollars

Alberton

ALBERTON

Builders of

. Pleasure Cruisers

Fishing Boats Marine Hardware Marine Engines

Phone 86

INDUSTRIES LTD.

bottom in November. Wit 0- rale and organization at a low ebb and with little money and twavering labor support." the ’Port Arthur MP admitted. "Siti- ce then we have bee" making. some recovery. especially since Mr. Douglas took his seat in the Commons as leader. He still re- ‘mains the most attractive poli- tician in Canada."

Mr. Fisher denied that there was any rift in the NDP be- tween himself and David Lewis. one of the party‘s brighter new stars. llc als' denied rumors that some members of the party might follow the example

brrals. "Our chief problem has been that we are the fourth party

Do you know something? You can save time. money business firms whose advertisements appear on this page of The Guardian-Patriot. They have, spent time and money to bring modern services and shopping facilities near to you. Show that you appreciate their efforts by shopping at their places of business. The businessmen throughout this district are prepared to bring you quality merchandise and efficient services at the lowest possible prices. They are your friends and neighbors.

PATRONIZE THEM AND MAKE YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER

iTwo Short Courses Set

:To Open Here

5 The provincial department of iedueation. in co-operation with l the federal department of labor. 3 has lined up two short courses lto be conducted at the Char- lottetown Vocational School.

lot the Social Credit. has b e e it getting all the attention." Mr. Fisher said. “The longer parlia- . mcnt lasts. the better II will be as the bloom is rapidly wearing ioff the Caouctte rose and our .‘members will gain greater re- . cognition."

' He disagrees with Liberal statements that parliament has been almost useless. and points

or r out that a lot of this is Liberal-'

inspired propaganda through parliamentary reporters and commentators who. he says. are

largely pro-Liberal in their per- before in the house. and Real Caouette sonal views. i'

A 12-week course In‘nnviga- big and nutrition. wring. ham“. hodulod to begin Jan. 14 if n outficient number of ap-

tioniasc

plicatlons are . received.

e course is open to fishermen and others who wish to qualify for *— department of transport certifi-

cation. Instruction

iaions. each conducted weeks.

A home economics course in scheduled to begin Feb. 4. struction will be given In cook-

IN MEMORIAM

In Loving Memory of

Mrs. J. Alfred Gillis.

Montague

BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS BENEFIT YOURSELF — BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY

and energy by patronizing the

will be divided into primary and secondary div- for six

laundry. home

eligible to attend

1 crafts. l} NAME BANK OFFICER

merit dcp'rtment of the 'i-m

an assistant general of the bank. Mr. Macintosh

native '

who passed away

January 8th. I962

ever remembered by her family

THE DISTRICT PAGE

sow a graduate of McGill Univer ‘t. .

nlli'”i‘g and other topics. Young wom 41" 6 vears of age and older. are

_.-...~_._.-.

TORONTO tCPt—R. M \Iae. Intosh. supervisor of the invest-

f

Nova Scotia. has been api)o"i"'tl maniltltry. ‘s

MISS FLO'RRIE BEATON

CHILDREN’S WEAR

LADIES' S: B

EAUTY SALON

Jo Anna Dress Shop

Clearance of Coats. Jackets,

Skirts, some Sweaters.

Booton's Beauty Shop

open every day except Saturday. Tuesday and Friday evenings by

appointment.

IMPERIAL

DEALER

SERVICE STAT Minor Repair Tune-Ups

Phone 7ft

BARBOUR’S

isso

Tires - Batteries - Accessories

Phone 6

ION

Phone 36-2 Your chall

S

Alberton

A. J. MATHESON

DRUG CO. LTD.

NICHOLSON'S PHARMACY

In West Prince

O’Lenry — —

Alberton Drug Stores

MocLEOD & GREENE

McCORMICK FARM MACHINERY FARMALL TR

Parts & Repairs Beatty Barn Equipment

Phone 101

ACTORS I . ‘. .

Montague

M'ONTAGUE ELECTRIC

GILBERT II. GLEMEIITS

Wiring Contractor

Propane Gas

Electrical Appliances

Phone 92-:

Montague

i i i

WEST PRINCE DRY CLEANERS

LLOYD N. OLIVER

YOl‘R R. A. DEALER Tires - Batteries - Accessories Polishing d Simonizing Specialty Minor Repairs & Tune-Cps Road Service Phone 175

Kensington

Trucks. Tractors

Phone 36-2

v———-——_ 4 a — . .

FEED SERVICE LIMITED

Farm Equipment

i i | I Your Hometown Cleaners ELECTIESQIERx‘mIg‘RUMBING . . . . ‘ I Cleaning. Pressmg 8: Repairing _ To All Kinds of Clothing White Rose Gas & Oils Phone 6-3 Alberton Phone 101 Alberton i 4w FOR QUALITY i FEEDS J. S. KENSINGTON AND SERVICE

CALL US

BOATES

Your Purina Dealer

SPECIALISTS!

Phone 15G

MONTAGUE AUTO BODY SHOP

COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE

BODY AND FENDER

WE MAKE

YOUR CAR

LOOK LIKE NEW

Montague

A. A. (JOE) FRASER

AGENT

YOUR IMPERIAL ESSO

Stove & Furnace Oil

Office Res. 26-2 phones 26-3 Montague P. E. I.

“An Island Industry Employing Phone 197 omeary Islanders" Sliur-Gain Fccd Service \ Purina Feed Products International Harvester

and

Pontiac Cnrs Kcnsington G. M. C.

General Merchandise

Groceries

Rev. Russell Burns and Mrs. Burns have returned to t h e t r home in Montague front Sydn- er. NS. where they were call ed by the sudden death of Mrs. Burns' father. James MacKiti- non of Sydney.

" ii " Damage

RETI'RN TO DIGBY

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac. Louis Joseph Maye. North Donald. have returned to their Rustico. Pleading Ellllli' ‘0 ill“ home it Iiiglty. _ anpr charge of property damage in gppmm; it". (11.1qu nuiidam Queens County magistrate's In Murray llarbttr. guests of Mr. ("’“l'l .‘"“”’"‘la."- “'3‘ Um“ and Mrs. Aipx Vantdthiinol $25 and costs or 15 da_\ s. and also ordered to pay the amount

LOTTERY WINNER ' " '-“—’ “

The box of chocolates which ‘- was iottci'ied by the ladies of Roman Catholic (Thurcli. Stur- geon. was won by Virginia Mac- Donald. Panmure Island. The lucky ticket was drawn by Carl

’MoreII Legion Elects Officers

MORELI. —r- The annual meet- Stewart. Montague. .ing of the Morell branch of the ‘ ‘ w {Royal Canadian Legion. which

LIV“ ‘53 I‘OR WESF iwas held in December. reported

Mrs. Arnold Lane of Winter- that donations to welfare assoc- burn. Alta. left yesterday by lations were generous. plane for her home. Mrs. Lane The following officers we re was called home last week by elected for 1903: President:

the sudden death of her father- W. (l. Cofiin: honorary Past Pt't‘"

P.R. Sinnott. lst vice Arthur MacDonald.

ln-law, W. Harry Lane. Mrs. Sidcnt: Lane has been the guest of her Pt‘t‘<idt‘nlt

mother. Mrs. A. Duvar. Mon-‘ 20d Vice Pl'eSidt‘nl: P- Slllht‘l“

tague. land. Secretary-treasurer; EC. MacKinnon.

FROM HALIFAX Others eie c t ed were P. F.

Mr. and Mrs. Niels liansen Ht‘nflf'bt‘t‘i'. .. MacDon-

and “m. pau] Roy. of “31mm 1 aid, J.R. O'Brien. .I.B. McGrath NS. spent the holidays in Mon- l and 'LG Madnnis‘

tonne. guests of Mrs. Hansen's W “I _ mother. Mrs. Cameron Reid. and Mr. Reid. They also visite Mr. Hansen's parents in Char- Iottctown.

RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mur-, MURRAY HARBOR NORTH—l phy. St. Mary's Road. have re-E Mrs. W. D. Graham. Murray

I fumed from 3 "IMO" "I9 I01 Harbor North. has received the ' B""°“~ The-V W"? arcompan" sad news of the death of her‘ It": there by Mrs. Murphy's mo

[stand thive ‘Diesln Calif. l

i

gin, Mrs. Eugene DCIKIrIP ofI ggtiirjaianomn MCAflhllr' in. _ ewport, who went from Bos-' ' ' i ton to California by pin it e The deceaspd' formofly M

’ . . Bonshaw, P.E.I.. spent most of ~ :garzetrhzgngl‘tiwd “‘9 MW“ his life in the United States and ' i served in the SpanistrAmcrican‘

L A1- Rocx BARRA i War. He was unmarried. . ., as peter Mack.“ of “1 9‘ A brother. William Sit-Arthur. 1 Royal Canadian Navy stationed died In Boston. about t2 years‘

at HMCS Cornw-itis, N.s., spent : lilo. Besides his sister. he is . bin holidays at his home In survived by u number of niecesi Rn'” Berra. guest of his par- and nephews. Including Mrs.;

“is. Mr. end Mn. Neil F. Cameron Reid and Mrs. Clar- , Iowan once Landry cl Montague.

.1

Results

In Fine AncI Costs

of the damage The former charge of break and entry was withdrawn.

(,‘ase was dismissed against John Boyd Smith. Charlottetown. charged with failing to arVear for re-inspcctioti of a motor ve- iice.

William Percival Ferguson. Breadalbane. charged with op-

‘ crating a vehicle without proper

clearance lamps. had his case adjourned to Jan. 21.

Leon MacPhee. Hopcfield. charged with impaired driving. was remanded by consent to Feb.

Cliesscl William Irving. Mur- ray Harbour. charged with drun- ken driving. entered n plea of guilty to the. lesser charge of impaired driving. and was fin- cd $100 and costs or l0 days.

See Our Gift Selection

Toys. Household Appliances.

Clothing. FREE DELIVERY Phone 74

G. L. MchENZIE INC.

Kensington

Phone 27-4

Including Dry

N. AUBREY CUTCLIFFE

YOUR PI'RINA DEALER I BUILDING SUPPLIES & CEMENT I

Dcaler

Fredericton Phone 26

i i i i . E. W. TURNER LTD. | i . 1l Trucks ! Massey-Ferguson Sales - Service --Parts An Efficient Service to

All Cars, Trucks 8: Tractors

O'Leary

Phone 295-11

ADAMS

Furniture A: Appliances Television & Radio Sales & Service

Leonard

Emerson TV

Furniture for the Entire Home

Refrigerators

Montague

DUVAR'S RADIO SERVICE

RCA VICTOR ‘ RADIO & TV Marine Radio Service

Montague 34

Phones

Sourls 190

Goods. Ladies', Men's Si Children's

SERVICE STATION

0 Complete Lubrication . Tircs & Tubes . Batteries

. Accessories

. Towing Service . Minor Repair: . Tune-Ups

Phone 9001

READ'S WHITE ROSE

‘ FREE! Merchandise or Service FREE!

Look For Your Name

This page is a weekly feature of The Guardian - Patriot. and each week there will appear In the advertisements : names and addresses of people living In the communities represented. Read the advertisements curetully. Ind It you find your name, clip out the advertisement In which you found your name, and mail It, Inside of two weeks. ' to the Advertising Manager of The (Intention-Patriot, and you Will receive, ABSOLUTELY FREE. a $8.00 order. I to be spent for merchandise or service with one of the advertisers In your community on this page. Winnerl.

please advise The Guardian - Patriot on which advertiser! you desire to spend your voucher.

Patronize the Advertisers on This District Page

ST. PETERS BAY

MiIIcove 4-H Club Meets

The Third meeting of the Millcove 4—H Club was held with 19 members present.

The usual one cent collection was made it was unani- mous that everyone bring a

small article for the penny auc-‘

tion at the next mcctinR.

Mcmbcrs of the Millcove Wo~3 man's institute are to he wet-f

comed at the next meeting.

A talk on “A Trip to Th e Woods" was given by Margaret Macintyre. followed by a pro- frnm presented by Wanda Gul- ant.

CO-OP.

BUY - BENEFIT - BUILD Quality Groceriel Dry Goods Boot: 1 Simon Shelf Hardware

Phone 4

St. Peter'l Buy

Minor Repairs In Tune-Ups Tit-en - Batteries Accessories

Local Road Service

Phone 34

DAY'S CORNER ESSO SERVICE

SOURIS CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N. LTD.

A. SERVICE

White Rose Gas and Oil Products

GALLANT

STATION

Minor Repnln—Tune-Upl G'M'fl" ‘ Mn“ Tlrcl - Batteries - Account-Ion Fruits I: Vegetables PM“ 38 3"“, Dry Goals Drugs a Hardware

Lndlcn' S Men’s Clothing

SEE OUR SELECTION OF TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS MAKE SELECTION EARLY t

Wellington Phone I!

Felix E. Peters. Souris

Sourll Phone 28

White lose an & Oils

INAUGURATES DAM I RIH tReuters) —- West German Foreign Minister Schroeder IH‘IVPI‘I here by air Monday for two days of tllkl on the European Common Mur- ket and Britain's PolarisJor- Skybolt deal with the United

[Staten

ELDON MocKENZlE -

i GENERAL MERCHANT

SHUR-GAIN

Hog Grower

J. C. HANCOCK FEEDS Dairy Ration Feed!

M ‘° Mm" m" QUALITY GBOCERIES Tire. - Batteries - Acceuoriel Genet-I Muir- N ' 3:01.23: mm“ "m I" 3880 SERVICE Taboch . comm-m Tm" » rim-n aerial-A, m “anon o uvn nuns" M 17" m 3" We Apprezinto Venetian-once n... 144 Cherry v-ney M_ 7' Mm” m"

BROWN’S CLOVER FARM

GEORGE D. Automotive pIII'I 24-Hour TowIng Scrvlco Call Us Collect

G'ELDERT n.

Boot Tnuportlng

Morel!

Joseph J. Rooney, Marc“

E. REYNOLDS . RADIO In TV

MocLEAN'S

Concrete Blocks & Tile

Complete Line of Cement

Quality Coal & nrd Phone 111-:

Blocks Coll

Montague

GILLIS'S REPAIR SHOP

General Repair:

To All Makes of Cars. Trucks & Tractors

Spray Painting 5 Body Work Electric 1: Acetylene Welding Portable Equipment Chnln Saw Repair Service

Phone Montague 121-21 Kilmulr P.

E. I.

SHOP THE MODERN WAY A'l , DAKER'S GROCERY

Quality Groceries Fresh & Cooked Meat: Free Delivery

Phllco S: Emerson TV Phone 2’

KIINAN FUELS (Ford Keenan. Prop.) Urn-cc & Fuel OIII

SALES AND ‘um MURRAY SERVICE Us! RIVER EMERSON Am, nouns unmet armor: Stude- Include: nunonr :rv Wamf'm'm' 4m Mug m. M M Murray River

Sonrht - - - - - - - — IAKER'S TELEVISION RADIO & TV SALES I: SERVICE

Sourls

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