Pearson Denles sm‘ ﬁxl‘cplgebginls.

ter Pearson denied toda

statements attributed T090313

Wednesday by the Amon

Alberfon Lady To Speak Sun. In Montague

MONTAGUE —- The most ﬁnger! oral: dthtelfiaagiean p speaker at the spring m- Lani; I; 0 0 report" offering service In Trinity Unll- um Calla net ti): (In 2:33? ed Chumh. W. 5m! shortly plans to join the Organ: evening will be MIN. A. C. ' States. [I Green, Albumin. '

Mrs. Green a descemiant of

Macquarrie ls Convinced

Canada Should Join OAS

CAPITAL BUREAU formal body. the OAS was or- OF THE GUARDIAN OTTAWA A Canadian political scientist and memoelr of parliament, Heath Macquar- rie, MP for Queens_ Prince Ed-

commitmcnts but they some‘

times have second thoughts gan'ized in 1889-90.

when they assume power." At its founding. Canada The P.E.l. member. who has would not have been a welcome

made a special study of Latin liltilIlDL‘I' ot‘ the union. but 20 America and of OAS in par- years later Elihu Root ordered

Canadian coat of arms In

ward 151mm- I‘emalms “WHY? ticular. admits the eminent dis- . the ' nearly ready for Immature! convinced that Canada shouldi pule between Haiti the l the comlces of the Inner court: the am Wow, is . o a into a cabinet mew“ Join the Organization of Amer-l Dominican Republic presents a a place in the Hall of Heroes um“ mm and w . and, today. Mr. Pearson told “pm. icall States. Canada's mernber-l real test of the p ow er and was reserved for busts of Cana- “ate of mu United 0mm Tub or, he had spent a few minutes ship in the Pan American Unioni unity of the largely Latln ‘ dlan statesmen; and the fam. W School Toronto. She med wedneaday with . G1 “I is one of the subjects to bei American organization. But he ous 22nd chair was prepared for m the ' new in w porter who was supposed to be discussed by dime - .~ largnies that wllaIm-oi. happens the Canadian delegate who has wmllmu a a “9": “I writing a prom. “my on the Pearson and President Ken-I: In this dispute. the OAS has not yet arrived. In 1mW?- ' mlprlme minister.

“Edy this weekend. :pmven Its valuc in other pollt- ‘Canada should join the OAS. BYRON SHARP gamma" ’ wt deal of. Peaﬁaon added:

M... Macqua‘m-a now an 0p.‘ ica1 and non-political roles over not for what we canbget out of mm mm , “mm gauche}; thgbcsgxligltlelly uolfoun. position in . was Dahlia-"the years. lt butbfor Ellie clout“ 111‘ ions ‘2': New Manager The Su, y evening service story They are both as? llntlhe menlal‘y sewetw‘y to former "Canada is a member of a! may Eda am" “'18ng k . win a!” feature a] and imaginary" cua vs external affairs minister HOW' good many international bodiesi ﬂaiiggﬂel; qualei‘f'iee: to 3:1.“ Ban Arer” by Judy 5mm], lLinda and Wmhx- 31:15 (imam; x3? ﬁne}; 1:": and is actively discharging Its ‘ as a memberofthishemlspherlo 3m "placing H M Marilyn Drake Millvieiw.” (STEAM (cmjfd ence on Canadian policy but weal dunes W them Why “‘9’” a”: onﬁamzatlon. We “‘5 W WW“ Smith, mienlﬂy . L m M tbs“! directed by im‘ w. Anderson Jr., chief of naval

out experience in dealing with a powerful and expansionist neighbor. and we know some- thing of the art of compromise.

junior ' I Arnold Wightman will lead in gpe’at‘m' US Naval- arrived

ere by air from Washin Ion the Fondly my m°~ 'lih for two days' gag.

urad fence talks with Canadian of.

we not a member of an or-i ganlzation in our OWn bend-l! sphere. the oldest peaceful ln-j

not able to convince Mir. Greenj

and the other membem of the.

cabinet that Canada should join“ OAS

taken up his duties at Montague as manager of the Canadian m‘perial Bank of We.

5-4

m9 zteu‘national organization in the‘ M l ,, . . : .. . - 16.3 There can be mutual benefit Mir, Sharpe seamed his bank- where he served until bah! clals. He told a reporter on. ' I? “gilt bet'niu‘lmtheesmagbentﬁ: glivxawggalh: sgsh'it-i from 01089? political. cultural ing career at Montcalm in 1931. transfamed to Montana recent- subject he will discuss with St.Andrew's Masonic Lodge, The lodge is an active one father. Ford Keenan: and “mm “ a “I ' OAS and called} and economic ties with our and served in the province for 1y - Adm. Herbert Rayner.

ual father of ‘ the Panama Conference in 1826. to deal with the threat from‘ Europe to the freedom of the newly independent Central and American states. As a

Vice

chief of Canadian naval staff. will be the current Canadian naval program of building hcli- copter landing platforms ind hangars on destroyers.

government takes on this mat- ter in View of their declared policy of Canadian member-y ship.” Mr. Macquarrie said' here this week. "it is easy for an opposition party to make. South

on live in the Montague Area

why not shop in Montague? GIGANTIC CAR BUYS l"5|"i’tMacKEIIZIE ‘

He will be totaled dborfly by his wife. the former Ann Mac- Leod of Murray River and their two children, William. 18. and daughter Betty. 16 years.

Latin American neighbors."

New Zealond is switching to a decimal coinage system in 567 following Australia which will get the system in 1966. , of

seven years at that time. He returned to Monoton. and than there served at Oampbellton. In 1960 he was appointed amalgam

the ‘el I N.B. branch

grandfather. Gus Keenan. The l two senior Kecnnns have been members for some time, while the son has become a mem- ber recently.

and is widely known for the as-lstanoe it has given to the crippled children of the area. They sponsor a crippled child- ren‘s auction which nets over 51.000 annually. The three members above are left to right. son. Rankin Keenan:

Montague has the distinction of having llll‘CC generations of one family as members. All were in attendance for a meet- ing of the order recently. The lodge which was formed over 70 years ago i124 a member- ship of approxunzltely 125.

ISIAND NEWS PAGE"

Montague, Souris, Kings County 4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. May 10, 1963.

Montague Food Plant

a i P I960 '/2-fon INTERNATIONAL 3129 5 B OX MacLEOD Iried out in November by the de— Long wheel base. pick-up body. For Only— DEALER

nodule Mackenzie I

355

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Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer §partment of industry and natural ood processing at the Fraser‘resources. “About 80 farmers Valley Frosted Food Company have expressed willingness Limited plant in Montague will grow crops for the p1ant,"he

begin in September. it was learn- i sai . ed yesterday . jMANAGER NAMED i The only cole crop to be pro.3 Manager of th e Moniag ue. cessed in the 1963 season will I plant will be E. F. Buffu-n. ChIlI-; be Brussels sprouts. and the i iwack, who is expected to arrive .

8N FORD TRACTOR

With three point hitch. built thoroughly reconditioned. All new

1961 FALCON

Four-door. a real Economy Car.

SPECIAL THIS WEEK I—22 MASSEY HARRIS TRACTOR ‘

Reg. $700.00—‘I‘HIS WEEK ... . . . . . .

-- SHOP AT -- WIGHTMAN'S

LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD STORE

larels'Iy-draullc. 7 5 s1 5 8 O

......

company will require between in this province within two ‘ . I “i.i’:.?..i‘§ it:::.€.t:.;r°§i “::;.-,,,me,,. o. MOMAGUE PHONE 5 MCGOWAN MOTORS LTD. MOTHER S DAY GIFT

Brussels sprouts. the plant will

ﬁrizithﬂnigd Chlps thrnugh-"r1'lents for the prospective grow-

Provmcial research directuersv meeting WhiCh will be held or, Hartwell Daley, said yestcr- .1“ the Montague grea' .Date and place of the meellng Will be ad-

SPECIAL BLEND

TEA, lb. bag 69c JUICE

V -8 Vegetable-48 oz.

fin 39c

fieldmen are maklnz arrange-

SPECIALS

Polythene Florals . .. ... . . . . . . .. 2.50 to 10.00 Necklet and Earring Sets . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 and up

Phone 100 Montague

Edward P. Parrot. French River

d th . h . . . , CARNATION agiiety themMonffunue :32: ‘Ivert'se‘l m the.*’””' BABY CLAMS Per ﬁn _ _ , . . . . . . . _ _ 29; Fashion Pins . . . .. . . .... .. $1.00 and up . as to when the new plant will M gégfulfglfgiggeggvagggpg ' DUV AR R ADIO SERV|CE Corning Ware Sets $15.88 b°£‘}“..32°§§“£§§;a., wpdnesday iment of industry and natllral‘ WHITE SWAN ‘ Mother Cups and Saucer Se . . . .. . . $2.00

Phone 70

Special On Portables Stylish, slim-lined cabinet with fashion finished back. luggage

TOILET TISSUE. 4 roll pack . . . . , . . . 49:

Entry blanks and details of “The White Swan Holiday Con- test" are available here. '

night” said M]. Daley. “with resources will give “every as- the company-S (WNWBCK BC” sistance to gettlng the Monta-, plant manager. Kurt Blondell. gue plant mm operatwn'

Gift Shop

who told me the plant will be-‘ handtle. Eonvenlfent‘topdtlgiing come operative in Scptomhor ‘ . ' v 7 and ron soon or soon . lm~ MEETING PLANXED 1 one In Hosplfa' IN (“R 5 AND 10 enslons: Height 16H", width

Mother‘s Day Cards priced from 10c up. Also many gifts for 21", depth 125,."

Dalci mid " "Il"‘llllE of prospective grmvcrs for the plant will be held in the near future Struck h}. a car m, the 5!. ‘9 “Sign up farmers {01‘ Pl‘ndllc' Peter's Highway at Scotchfort. tlon 0f Bl‘lliit‘l" WWII“ 3"” ‘0‘ a short distance east. of the turn. provide instruction in the grow- on m Tracadie, Reginald Ma 1118 0‘ this ('mn Nail). . and Mrs_

"599d “‘1‘ ll“; (""1 "TOP {01‘ Frank McNally. Scotchfori. was the plr-nt is already on its “HY taken to the Charlottetown Hos- ‘mm Emmi C0111mb13~ pital suffering from undetermin-

" 6 company hopes that each ed injuries. farmer involvcd will be willing to grow at least two norm of the ‘ have occurred between 4:30 and Crop. bill II “III wnt‘k “ILII IZIT. 5 pm. yesterday, The driver of mers \Vl‘lf) want in ,ZE‘O‘A‘ l(-.‘.". 9 vehicle said tn have been

After Accident

“Sprayin: “poi‘a'im': will r116 Joseph Stewart. St. Peters. l is —'—'————-—

conducted by the company year. and as a limited amount WRITE EXAMS of spraying equipment is avail-

able, it is hoped that crops will. ST. JOHN’S, Nfld. (CP)

be grown as close to the plant‘Some 19,022 Newfoundland high as possible." .school students in grades 9. 10

Daley said the companyi‘and 11 will be writing public.

will make use of the advainc91examinations next month. a 10 reglstratlon of farmers. car- l per cent increase over last year.

The accident is reported to.

Celebrate Mother’s Day

At The Charlottetown

Add to the pleasures of this speclsl day. Take the family out to The Charlot- tetown Hotel. Traditional menus prepared to par-

PROMOTED

RCAF Maritime Air Co m- mend headquarters. H a I Ifax. N.S., has announced the pro- motion of flying officer Marian

. A. McPhee to the rank of ﬂight lieutenant. Flt. Lt. Mc- Phee was born in Armadale, P.E.I. and is well known also in Charlottetown. After com- pleting her early education at St. Mary’s Convent in Souris,

“Mom”, such as China. (‘ups and Saucers. Fancy Aprons. Nylons.

LEAVE YOUR FILMS WITH US FOR DEVELOPING AND PRINTS

B-H Carousel Semi Gloss Enamel

$2.47 qt.

Choose from 5000 colors at thls

Rollsi

Joseph Tuplin. Lower Montague

Mother’s Day Specials

Specially for Mothers this week.end our 1:» stocks of Hats, Scarfs, Glove Sets. Handbags are all attractively priced for that special Mother. So choose from our wide selection ‘ today.

Reg. to 12.00 . .. HELAINE’S MILLINERY

THEATRE

Montague

Friday 9 P.M.

Saturday 8:30 a 10:30

Matinee 3:30

"DON VOYAGE"

In color. By Walt Disney—Fred MacMurray. Jane Wyman. A family finds fun. adventure and romance. They turned the continent upside down.. Come and have fun.

Coming Monday - Tuesday "VERY PRIVATE AFFAIR” Brig- ltte Bardot. loveable. hateful, charming.

Free Base With Floor Stand on Gas ors

Glidden Non Chalkina ‘ Reg. $8.95 I I

SPECIAL Exterior White Paint Can be Tinted HILCHEY 8. VANIDERSTINE Phone 80 Montague

Robert Mellish. Montague

O.K. TheShOp

Montague —— Dial 256

35%

We have a one day service on Vulcanlzlnz all size of Tractor tires. Remember all sizes trailer and wagon tlres In stock.

PEPLER’S JEWELLERY\

Watch Repairs — Engraving

MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS

Jewellery. China. Glass. N Crystal. Jewel Cases. « Hair Dryers

Phone 153

coon-WEAR l

off all slzes of new Goodyear Tractor Tires. ‘

Hooley’s Mens WEAR

Latest In styles and colours

By Craft. Bantamsc, Rice and others.

312.95 and In

J o-Ann Dress Shop

Mother would be delighted with the large eclec- tIon of gifts at Jo.Ann Dress Shop. Sweaters. Slacks. Short Sets, Llngerle, Blouses and many > '

other items. Prlcea:

69: to 560

Beauty Parlour Open I Every Day except Saturday—Tuesday and Fri- " day night by appointment.

_—“ FISHING SUPPLIES

10 different style Spin Rods ...-8.50 each 15 different styles Fly Rods 60 different styles of lures SpIn Lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. No to 95¢ Spln $2.75 up

80 S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . About 200 dozen Flyes to choose fro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. Sc—SIIc Nets—75c up: Becket: Fly Books Isnot! just about everytth you I.

need In fIs Jumleson's Pharmacy Montague Phone 48

x HOMER MOAR

Your White Rose Dealer PHONE 28 or 77-22 O Motor Oils O Gasolines

WHITE . ROSE

How much should you pay for a hand- out and tailored suit?

At: Tip Top Tailors. the price of Fleet Street custom clothes in 375. You can pay more . . . but you can't find better value. Fleet Street suits are hand-out from fine imported fabrics and shaped to your individual measurements. At Tip Top Tailors you buy superb custom tailoring at the lowest: price in Canada. (Vests a." on important style feature. Matching out with your Fleet Street suit.

only 07.50) WI

CUSTOM CLOTHES TIP m TAILIIIIS

A.F. Campbell

Mala Street. Montague. P.E.i. Phone 182 Phone 192

Che graduated from St. Dun- faction and “mad with a

.4 't

s: m...hizrzin..wi:..::.l nonhuman-m BELLE’S SHOP "Gm ' “'5' 0“ Social Work at the Maritime roundlnga . . . the red O Stove OII

School of Social Work and St. Francis Xavier University. She then worked with the Hall- fax Children's Aid Society be-

Sclect your Mother’s Day gifts this week end from our stock of Slippers, Lingerie, Sweat- ers and Dresses. Many to choose from.

carpet treatmentl Special luncheon: 12 noon to 2.00 p. m. — from $1.35.

THEATRE TICKETS

11:4“...va. .

MOTHER

. loreienlkftimg 1111 £er RC’N and Dinner: 6-8 p.m.——from N ALWAYS LOOK To

‘ smug rom .~61nthe ... V III ,tofAll w th c .. ‘

...”... ........., ...... $160 . h"; i 1:“! v- er «i- M-nv IMPIRIAL roe me am. t.- Lt. Mchee enlisted In Rotor" early — call #7371. “ " a " ' ""-

the RCAF in 1901 and serv

as a personnel officer until her

transfer to the welfare branch e

New white hats have arrlved for your

A. A. (JOEY) FRASER

“Corsages for Mothers"

summer outings. ‘ bets at The GosrdIan-Patriot

Call Us For Those Shoo Products Y

of the RCAF in 1962 —

omc I M g. , Stove 011. see on. Gasoline. farm M "unedumhmnztt wining Th. Charlottetown "In "nan": .33... is this I Tn“ ,

Afr Command headquarters In EN HOLOI m " m ""h' "°' a“ .4

insulin-y i988. . — I om“ Montague Mm.“ Gordon. 3. Myers. Montague

In‘