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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llnrold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn. Bruce MncPhee, Miss Joyce Wigginton. Pin: Mcnlnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Wnldon Lnverl.

the Guardian may be bought at the following places in Montuii Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; In Georgetown; Tho Post Office; in Souril; The Snack Bar and E. Richard: A son.

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...'LOWI-SB MONTAGUE will present their Concert in Cam- hour. bridge Hall. Friday, March 27th. Co. Dance after. -4-- --m . ....'li().VTA(t'lI Mniilaiziie l-Ilei-tric

.."MAGlSTRATE'S COURT - A,Co., for propane gas instxillatioiis resident of Murray Riv!-It was fin- and gas sales.

-.d 810.00 and costs or 10 days for -a-- Tniling to display number plates ,.-c-1.L SPEEI) EAs1' 1y Stipendiary Magistrate Joseph The new washable, W. MacDonald at Moiifazuc YCSA finish. in ten charniing modern col- erdav. The case of a resident of 1 ours. M sgewa,-L .1; Becks,

Erecnfield for operating a vehicle E ""119 hl-'5 3b1I”.i' W35 lmliiifed bit ..'Mr. and Mn. Joseph Laiiigaii alcohol was adjourned for twoyand d-aughter Mgxjne and son weeks. Also adjoiirried for two Lam-, gcwmpanggd by Mrs, Reign weeks was the case of a resident Llewpllyn and young daughter

OI Greek RI-V9" ff” WFSPSSIOII Oi Cathy, all of Montague. were visit-,

SDITNS Uiid” I119 T9mPE1'-'mCC AFi.'ors to Georgetown on Sunday, the TV” ”5Idem5 0? Mftmaflile ii"Y9voccasloii being the 92nd bii'thda,V "Eh ml” 5250” and N315 YOFI of Mr. Lanigan's mother, Mrs..lohn hunting migratorv game birds out I I..i-iiiigan. Mrs. Laiiigan resides with 91' 59950” Th” 035? W55 DI'0secut- I her daughter, Mrs. Ella McKinnon. ed by the provincial game warden.

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JPIIESBYTERIAN LADIEs' AID -The regular meeting of the L1diies' Aid Society of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Montague. was held in the church Vestry Tuesday evening and was conduct- ed by the president, Mrs. A. D. MRCLUFE. The meeting opened with a. brief devotional period, led by Mrs. Me.cLui'e. followed by the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, The financial report was read by the treasurer, Mi':. A. C. Macxay. and a sum of mo wast lvoted towards the buildii: iund.i iRepoi'ts of several committees were lgiven, including a report of the lsupper held in the church last Iweek. It was decided a special

p the April The meeting then adjourned.

Ilueliec llitaiielles

Continued from page 6 ior lin:k?.v-playoffs.

i George Dudley, secretaigv-niana-V .zcr of the Canadian Amatciivl lllockey Association, vihich sus-1

tpendeti its Quebec branch l:i:i month in a player-eligibility dis- pute, welcomed the Citzirlclles hack to the fold shortly after Ciladelle owner Frank Bi'i'nc an- nounced his rlub's withdrawal from the junior loop of the QAHA.

Dudley said the Cltadelles will: meet the winners of a series be-I

and Timniins-Poi't'upiiic C0l'liI)lI'l"S lin the Eastern Canada p1;i)(Inu'n5 for thc Mrmorial Cup.

The Citadclles walked out in the middle of a series with Mont-. real junior Canadir-ns for they Quebec junior title, in wliit-li. Qiiehcc held a 2-1 lead. Tho move; folloucrl siispensmn of ClIaflf'III"N coach Phil Watson for his part in la row over R disputed goal last! Siindziy when Canadians scored their first victory. i

.. . Briitish Soccer LON'DON, (R7euter-si -- Results of; soccer matches played Wednesday in the United KllllZd(in1' 1. lNTER-LEAGUF.- MATCH

Scottish League 1, Football League 0.

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 Bolton W 0, Preston N E 3. Blackpool 0, Cardiff C 1. Aston Villa 1. Stoke C 1. Manchester U .'i. Tottcnhani 2 Division II Everton 3. Fulham 3 y Division Ill Southern Ipsvuzch T 0. Levton D 1. Division In Northern Chester fl. Soulilirporlt. 0. Darlington 1. Accrlngton S 0 INTERNATIONAL . Republic of Ireland 4. Australia 0

Hockey Scores

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Maritime Major Halifax 5. Sydney 3. Halifax wins hes!-of-iilnc semi- finals 5-l. Glace Bay 4. Charlottetown 3. Best--of-nine semi-finals tied 3- 3. Ontario Junior Toronto Marlboros 8. Barrio ti. Barrie wins best-of-nine semi- finals 5-'2. Gait 3. Toronto St. Michaels 9. Toronto leads best-of-seven semi-hnals 3-1. one game tied. Provincial Senior St Joseph d'Alma '1. Sic. Ther- ese 6. St. Joseph d'Alma leads bcst-of- sewn finals 1-0. Quebec Senior Montreal 8. Quebec 3. Best-of-nine semi-finals tied 2-2.

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Georgetown Legion Auxiliary Meeting

..1The monthly meeting of the. Georgetown Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. B. E. S. T... was held in the Canadian Legion Hall on Monday, March zercl, with the president, Mrs. Alec Arsenault. in the chair. In attendance were tiveiih-six members and one visi- tor.

It was announced that the Sun- shine Basket which has been pass- ed among the members had realiz- Alec Airsenault was appointed the permanent member of the Film Council. Four members. Mrs. Walter Solomon. Mrs. Mabel Lavers. Mos. Howard Llewellyn and Mrs. H. P. George. Sr. will take training as projec- tionists.

Two new members were granted mem-beirsliip and the application of a third was received. It was vot- ed to give 510.00 towards the cost of the Film Council's projector.

The sick visitzng committee re-. ported no members on the sicki list. A donation of 32.00 was made to the Red Cross Financial Cam- ptiign.

The following lunch committee was appointed: Mrs. H. P. George, Mrs. J. A. B. Macconnell. Mrs. Chester Walker and Mrs. J. W.

. v - - - l ltueeii Yxorthside. N. S., ltranlilinsyLmvcrSA The muowmg will consuy ltute a bingo committee: Mrs. Wal-l

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icontmued from Page ii siiocessifiilly obtained congressionali action in 1951 to insert a rider in; the American Defence Production Act, allowing the U. S. agriculture (lepartment to impose import. curbs when the American lndusltry was over-stocked.

The i-estrictions imposed on: rheesc. dried skm milk. butter. antl- vegetable oil products were c.oiiun- llP(l whern the legislation came up for renewal in June. 1952.

Then the U. S. ag-riculture de- partment announced last. Decem-, her that the curbs would be ex- tended tn dried whole milk, dried buttermilk and dried cream pro-T ducts. Tiny quotas were allowed for the first three months of 1953. Now.l with the embargo. these quotas are being withdrawn.

One liearieniiic: point is that. Prewdent Eisenhower has slimvn he favors expanding world trade. 0-f-H ficials hope that with the world; crisis easing. Ocngress may be urn-l ed to allow the Defence Pmdvucticrn Act to lapse or replace it with conic other l6zi.ilal-ICTI. eliminating the (IIill'l' curbs.

3.0. Social credit

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The Vancouver Daily Province quoted ”authoritative. sources” as saying the llcutenant - governor would refuse Mr. Winchls bid to become B. C's first C.C.F, premier. Mr. Winch, 44, has been a member of the legislature for 20 years.

The constitutional issue was the first to arise in B. C. since 1900. At that time. Joseph Miiittin-there were no political parties in B. C. then-was asked to form a govern- ment after the administration of C. A. Semlin collapsed But Mr Martin was the only one to vote for Mr. Martin in a confidence mo- tion.

Prepare For Election

Meanwhile. party leaders are ap- parently getting ready for an elec- tion. All appeared confident.

Mr. Bennett predicted Social .Cre.dit would win 40 seats.

7rTX?3F?7t3i I for Cqugris 5 and ofcls I

'town on Monday, March 23. where

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Georgetown and I Vicinity ..'ivu-. ..iid Mrs. Ed. Chimaiea of Charlottetown motored to George-

they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Macbeun.

Friends of Mrs. A.E. Jenkins are pleased to hear that she is steadily improviii; after having been con- fined to her home with blood pols- oning.

Gm. H. P. ”Sonny" George .lr., of the Canadian Army, statioiied at York Cove, Halifax County, N. S., was a recent visitor to the Province, where Mrs. Geoige and family reside at. Mt. Stewart. Early in the week "Sonny" visited his mother. Mrs. H. P. George S1'., of Georgetown. '

On Monday evening. March 23, a large flock of mid geese. num- bering from seventy to eighty, was o'osei'ved flying in formation in il noi-Ln westerly direction up the Brudenell River.

The annual Red Cross Campaign for funds was conducted in George-

psrt of the current week. A good response was received by the can- vassers, Mrs. Walter Solomon and Mr. F. J. Solomaii.

Mrs. Everett. Llewellyn of Mont- i-eal, lt.Q., arrived in Georgetown last week and is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Llewellyn.

Mr. Waltnr MacKerizie and Mr, Percy Nraiis of Charlottetown were recent businrss visitors to George- town.

Mr. Darrell Collings and Mr. Douglas Collings of Sturgeon were

Moiiday, March 23rd.

Miss Vera Trenholm of Char- lottetown was a recent guest of her parents, Captain and Mrs. Thomas Trenholm.

Captain Edward MacDonald of Kcnsington recently spent a. few days in Georgetown. as the guest of Captain J. J. Fitzgerald.

Mr. and Mrs.vLemuel MaoCor- iiia:-Jr visited the City on Tuesday, March 24th.

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I president. said: "We are stronger than we have ever been."

Mrs. J. L. Gates, president of the B. C. Liberal Association, said: "Our chances are excellent."

Deane Finlayson. president of the Progressive Cons erative party. said: "I expect our party, to make great gaiiis."

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..'Mr. Barry Nicholson. Char- lottetown, recently visited his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Nichol- son at Wbim Road.

Mrs. A. J. MncPhei-son and Mm! Max Cooper. Bellevue, were re-i cent visitoi-s to whim Rood, gues'.sI of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Campbelt; Miss Lona. MacDonald and Miss Mary K. Munro, attending Grade XI Montague Memorial High School. spent the recent weekenc'- at their homes.

Mr. James MECLPOII, C1iai'lot.te- town. spent. the recent weekend at his home at Whlin Road.

Although March is still here it resident of the district noticed al furry caterpillar outside enjoyiiiz the bright. sunshine. There seem to- be many signs that point to an early spring this year.

Mr. Gordon Macxinnon and Mi". James MacKinnon, both of Lewes, recently visited their sister, Mrs. Murdock MacDonald at Whinii Road. I

MI". and Mrs. Fred Altken recent- ly motored from Brantford, On- tario, to visit the formers father. Mr. J. Aitken, Lower Montagutxi who is seriously ill at this time.

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MON'I'R.EAL, (GP) - The U. Su dollar Wednesday closed at a dis-1 oount of 1'42 per cent in terms nfi Canadian funds. off 1.32. It. tooki 981.”. cents Canadian to buy sl Am- arican. Pound sterling 32.76 axial down ll.

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