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food plant and following a dis- cussion on the pros and cons the town officials felt that an extension of “Dump” or Cen- tral Street would be the most suitable for all. Present for
Mayor Bil. Yeo and mem- bers of the Montague Town Council met recently to dis- cuss matters pertaining to the location of a road to be built to the trusted food plant loca-
tion. This road will have to the discussion and pictured cross the stream known as with Mayor Yeo are Tony Burnt ('rcek. It is expected Reardon. ilefti engineer and that a dam will he built for B. Graham Rogers. of indus- watcr supply for the frozen tries and natural resources.
Speculation Continues 0n McQuaid’s Future
By NHL A. MATHESON Prmincial and Farm Editor SDPt'lltZ‘lIlUll was brisk vester-‘Sure from top PCS in his dis_ day as. to the chotce Premier at Walter Shaw will make when; r’(' he names a man to fill the im-t poriant post of provincial trea- able yesterday. but it was surer. and there werelsome sag-21mm.“ that at least some of gentiotis a‘mong leading 'Pro:-the top par'y men were sug' gressnc tonscnatne laymen , , . at a seat might be opened for , 295"” mm as 3 Chm“ 1"“ the Melvin tic-onam. the man theytimportant post.
feel is best fitted to handle the v inh‘ 3mm.“ “19 1‘9 members3STI‘ih2iiniregltgfrI; hints from 'IN’M “"5 “PM” some PCs that J. David Stewart Other speculation included would be a 200d choice m hand. John R. McLean. Sonris. whose 19 the exacting post __ me trea name was suggested to titis‘surel. muskno“. handle a posi_ Dalliar HS H DOS-“We (‘hOit‘e 0“ I tion that expends more than $20 election ninth and Lloyd Mc-‘mithnn dollars — but Mr. Ste- Phall- V9“ “NHL 3 bUSIM‘SS- I wart is loaded down with port- man and one of the younger men {altos "my~ and has an on dig. in the lr‘L'i‘latm‘P- Itributing and automobile agency III', \It-Lpzin said yogurt“. :blISIDESS in look after for him- day that he couldn't possibly 5“"- take on a job that demands sot Mr. McQuaid who lost out to much attention. “I shouldn't be Liberal Daniel MacDonald. Both- ln politics at all." said the Sou~lwell. by 49 votes. according to ris businessman. who agreedinnofficial returns. was named _—______.Provincial Treasurer and ; torney - General when the Shaw
government was formed in mid- 'Scptcmber. 1959. But the Prem- ier suggested to this paper Tues- day that the ireasurer‘s job was big enough for one man to handle. without atty extra dut- ies. The Sonris lawyer holds the . degrees of Bachelor of Arts and iBachelor of Laws. He attended ____________ St. Dunstan's. St. Francis Xa-
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MONTAGUE PLANS FOR NEW PLANT
toniy reluctantly to offer for no-: tmination after considerable pres? fishing for three hours and only
They are studying a map of the location of the stream Frosted Foods plant will cate. get underway with the plant to be ready for
‘5 business in August 1963.
p5 Draggers iStiII Fishing
w i purchase
Tiruck to carry fire equipment It ' ' ‘ 1 names of defaulting tax payers tg“
7‘2: “:25
Preliminary work will Iless orders for materials are immediately ISIHHPd b." the town clerk. ‘
SOURIS — Five draggers were f r the
[out fishing yesterday 0
first time in over a week. since a storm forced them to makct‘
port.
However, fishing was said to One draggcr returned to port yesterday after
I have
been poor.
ilanding 100 pounds.
I The five still out are expect-i Mr. Mcphau was not avaiLI ed to tie up for the winter when
I they return to port.
ISLAND NEWS PAGE
4 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Fri. Dec. 14, 1962.
Souris Council Plans New Year's Reception
, SOURIS — Residents of Souris! town clerk to close the office will be able to greet their from Dec. 1 . Mayor and councillors New; Mayor C.E. LaVie presided. Year‘s Day at the town's first Councillors present included J. levee. IJ. MacDonald. Andrew Murant. The mayor and councillorsi Henry Larter. Elmer Doucette decided at the regular council and Gerald MacDonald. meeting last night to break' TWl'Ngj‘JfiiRELp from the custom of other years; Odds against a woman heap of not holding a New \931’ 5 ’9' ' ing twins are about 80 to l. trip- cepu‘m‘ lets 10,000 to 1 and quadruplets . With the season‘s first snow-:1,000.000 to l.
Montague, Souris, Kings County murmur _ The Miss
tCor Skids, Rolls ITropplng Women fAi Roscoeth
Mary and Sue Hemphill Georgetown narrowly escape Iserious injury Tuesday morning! SEPT-ILES. Que. (CPl—The on their way to work when hockey dispute, virtually 3 their car slipped off the high strike by the three team: of the way 80d endEd up on Its hOOd- Ieastern division of the North The accident occurred at Rose- 1 Shore Hockey Lane. 11" come Death BM“! 3 “It tin can end—or at least an armed The two young ladies were‘truce. temporarily trapped u n t 1 I The dispute started more than William Martell of Georgetown I a week ago when the league and came along and with the assis- ; team heads asked for a greater cc of M i l t o n Poole and ‘ share of the gate. claiming that others extracted them from thetotherwise they would hue to vehicle. tquit playing in the arena. oper- Dr. G.S.A. inman had beeniated by the city. summoned and on arrival found 1' UP 10 then the 1988119 received they were suffering from shockl50 per cent of the rate for the 'and possible gasoline burns sotfirst 400 admissions and 25 per admitted them to the K in g s'ccnt for more than 400. The re- County Memorial Hospital for‘malnder went to the city. Sun- .treatmeni. gday games draw about 1.500 Mary was released yester-Iand week-hitch! same: about :day while Sue remains for 600. .treatment. They are both em- N0 agreement was l‘eBChed tpioyees of the. Montague Fur-38nd the teams quit playing- ‘nishing Company. Montague. City council Monday offered
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IHockey Dispute :ETComes To End
the league 45 per cent of the full gate. the city to get 55 per cent. The team: said no. They nid it costs 310.301 a year to
operate each of the three teams. 2 oo Johnston. E. Show. 6. Kennedy. nrner.
The league subsequently coun-
Koke. Kenny Sullivan. 11.. Fer- '08
Ice 2 — L. Johnston. Bill Me.
gtyre. Duke MacDonald. Geno
urpby VI. A. Jan". Sandy
MacDonald. Erie Duvar, Tim Hooper. O P.M. Icel — D. McGowan. 6. Worth. M. igglnton. B. Bre-
hnut Vt, Dr. P. McIntyre. Glen §pfiphm Ken MacDonald, Bob I
Ice 2 — Crilly Loo. u. Moor. lo. 8. Brynnd vu. Dr.
tered with an offer to pay the 6. w e
city $150 a game for the r - mainlng 53 games scheduled this Icnoon plul amounts to cover expenses such on drou- ingrooms. practice: and wages of ticket oellerr. for a total amount of 89.651.
ICurIing Draw l
For Montague
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Herring vs. P. Sinclair, n.
ifall already here. council de-; cided to publish notice of the; town bylaw prohibiting parking. ;on the town streets from mid- fnight until 8 a.m. The notice‘. i will appear within the next few?
_ . The by-law will beI "strictly enforced." ‘ . Council shelved a request ifrom the fire department to: an additional panel
who are in arrears prior to
1962. They were given until Dec.
3i to pay.
Council members stated that and where the Fraser valley jin future no bills will be con-. 10. .tracted in the town's name un- or“
i Permission was granted thelt
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“AD TR", ;’il(‘(;l‘. and Dalhousic Uanf‘l‘Sl-‘ Cecil Bell. Montague, has rc- H turned from a business trip to Halifax. i. u IS PATIENT n e
John ilrucc of Ilcatherdale is a patient in the Kings County
0 , ‘ H&S Planning Memorial Hospital. Mr. Bruce will be hospitalized for only a Skate Sale
few clays. Char." ') F‘If’mm ‘ MONTAGUE —. ’I‘hc Montague . .. aset. Montague, “0m d S h I A . - ~ - It: spending a holiday in Fort ’ a," c no “ssoc’a’mn '5 Lauderdale. Florida. guest of s.ponsorln‘g 3 Skate nghange on his sister. Mrs. Joe Storey and sa’urd‘ay E” 3'" Marys Hal" Mr. Storey. I The idea of the exchange is ‘ '_ to bring the owner of discard- 15‘(0§\:\U‘3SCING .ed skates and a purchaser to- Mrs. i-. liaison has r0IlII‘ned.gother {thus bringing old but, {mm "I" “"1135 (“Hilly Memm" useable skates into use. 131 Hospital and is now conval-I escing at the home of her dau-j ghter. Mrs. Douglas Mae Cor-t don. Montague.
dig them out. put a tag on them, with name. address, size and how much he To WASHINGTON lget for them and the H and S Carl Reynolds. who was a . Association will do the test for guest at the MacLeod - M ac- t 8 Charlie 0f 25 cents. Pherson wedding Saturday. km This week 3km“ have been WeanSday 0r W85hinflt00..received at Montague Electric DC. to spend a holiday with i and at vm Beck and sons for his brethderiw Fr9;!th 1d Remit-tine exchange on Saturday. It no do an rs. eyno s. r. _ . g ' - Reynolds is with the “CAP. is the hope of this organization
POOLE FUNERAL — Fun- eral service for Oswald W. poole of Rosenenth under the direction of the Montague Fun-
' oral Home was held Tuesday. Dec. 11 at the Cardigan Pres- byterian Church. The service was conducted by Stanley R. Straight. assisted by Rev. Bas— with other ideas to assist in its 11 Lowery. Allnn Weaver and work and once again thin your Jamu Silhr. Mrs. Stanley‘ls very active. The member- stroight wnl organist. Hymns I ship is approximately 00.
logo of the idea and assist by producing skates. This may on- able some boy or girl to pro- cure a pair of skates who might not otherwise be able to pur- chase a new pair.
The Montague Home and School has in the pact come up
All any owner has to do is
expects to i
that everyone will take advan-'
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dung by the choir were: "Rock of Ages". "What A Friend We Have In Jenna". Miss Evelyn Door- and Sam Bears long as I dun "Pence. Pence Wonder- ful once". Pallbearers: Mood— to Donald. Frank Donahue. Harold Dulpltt. Joseph Callu- C‘lvin Smith. Pins Hon- . arm: Cecil . bmu.‘Jomec Coin. Angu- ” . Md . Hur- old not: worn. Committnl ner-
CLAIM ARMS SULIED
TEL AVIV lReuterst —— The Israeli newspaper Manriv says
nir missiles for MiG-19 n d MiG-21 jet fighters delivered in the last year. Run-in also was laid to be delivering ground-to- nir missiles to Egypt for its anti-aircraft system after re- jecting a request to establish a
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I THANKS
‘ To the electors of Third Kings we would like to take this opportunity to extend a sincere thanks to all electors who supported us on December 10th and a. special word of thanks to our poll chairman and other committees, agents and car driven. Also . honrtloot congratulations to Douglu McGowan and Thomas Curran your elected candidates.
Signed: DOUGLAS MacDONALD DONALD MacLEOD
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