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Alberton and West Prince Countv 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, 'l‘uos.1 Mar. 19, 1963

Nucledr Statements By SC Reveal Mystery Variation

OTTAWA (CPI—The Socialadded to the Edmonton state- Credit Association of Canadalment or who had authorized it. has issued two separate policy SETS OUT VIEWS statements on nuclear weapons.‘ Social Credit Leader Thomp<

One was issued Feb. 14 in son said in his election cam- Ottawa and Montreal: the othcrlpaign kickoff speech in Mont- in Edmonton about two weeks 1 real Feb. 24: "1 will do all in ago. my power to avoid Canada A party spokesman said the ; becoming a nuclear nation or statements are identical except3 having Canad involved in a 501' one sentence which appars 1 nuclear war " only in the one issued at Ed ‘ In an interview. March 6. he mcnton. ‘said that when a non-political ~ versions say Social committee of Parliament can Credit “pledges that upon elec: decide whether or not nuclear tion, it will immediately appoint warheads are needed for Can- a non-partisan parliamentary ada. “then we must accept the defence committee to recOm- 3 will of the majority as to what mend defence policies in iightiis essential." of secret security information. The same military requirements and inter- statement in w ch national developments." “Soc 1 Credit regards it the

m o n to n statement i right and duty of each member

dds: lof parliament to bring his views

“A social Credit government 5 and thuse of his constituents to At the dance he” in Fortune iwould approve the adoption ofiParliament and to fight forLHfiIl PecentlY- MUSIC was I'll?-| idefensive nuc ar weaponsl em ' and in any RISING by Miss Marilyn Peters. ‘ ifound to be necessary for thelcommittee on which he may ‘Mrs' Edwm Rem' ‘Clyde River and Mr and Mrs defence of Canada and in con- serve." any form. He has said he would ML 811d Mfl- Lorne Dingwe“ E" 1 C be“ a a 'mu d ‘ ‘junction with her Allies in the Deputy Leader Real Caouette resign as a member of and‘and family were recent visitors‘ 0 en") n e 3}“ gdefence of the Western world.” ihas consistently declared hisgdeputy leader of the party be- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8mm" Cde- were recent Vlm‘ The spokesman said he had personal opposition to acquisi-Ifore accepting nuclear arms for‘Claude Delaney. Albany. ors at the home of Mrs. Charles

inICanada. 4 I Mr. and Mrs. Major Reid. Coffin.

COLDER THAN USUAL United Stats woodla- bur- peratu‘cs. The forecast. m can. Most of western Canada ed on long range predictions, will enjoy above normal tam- is subject to error.

Tmperatures will remain below normal over Eastern day he issued a Canada from mid-March to hi he said mid-April, according to the

Lloyd MacEwen and Claude Rollo Bay West, were recent

MacKenzie. sitors at the home of Mr. and e B ay Fortune United iMrs. Clifford Peters. Rollo Bay

Church Women held their Feb- East.

ruary meeting at the home of Mn and M". Monty Hyde.

S’SIDE HIGH 6le WI BASKETBALL ROWN

Interscholastic Athletic Asso- ciation. The presentation was made on behalf of the asso- ciation. At right is the coach of the team. Mrs. Mark For- g guson. lno idea why the sentence was tion of nuclear weapons

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was presented to Team Cap- tain Judy Cook by Rev. F. A. Cameron. principal of St. Dun' stan's High School and secre- tary-treasurer of the P.E.I.

Friday night defeating Prince of Wales High in two straight games. After the game at Civic Auditorium the plaque emble- matic of the championship

The Summerslde High School girls’ basketball team won the Island Interscholastic nio “ championship for the second straight year last i

;‘ Bank Head Urges Efforts ‘ To Keep Economy Rolling

By DON HANRIGH'I‘ Mr. Rasminsky said that al- allowed to fluctuate. Mr. Ras-

OTTAWA tCPi—Louis Ras- though there has been a down- minsky did not indicate DOUG'S IRVING A. A. FRASER minsky. governor of the Bank ward trend in the current-ac: whether he thinks this is high , r ' . of Canada. has called for count deficit since 1959, it still enough. ; — YOUR IMPERIAL Essa AGENT sustained and vigorous efforts is “undesirably large" in view 1 , - o ' - by government, industry and of “substantial unemployment i {DOUG “13,.pnop_, Do you know something. You can save time. money and energy by patronlzmg .the labor to keep up the momentumand unused productive capac-‘ 'Il‘rvmg Cats 8.- Oll Products busmess firms whose advertisements appear on this page of The Guardian-Patriot. of improvement in Canada‘s ity" in Canada. ‘ ireS-Bat cries-Accessories - _ - - - . . . balance of payments. The central bank governorl TORONTO (CP) _Tempera- “Deal Here Where Your Dollars They have Spent time and mm)”, to [Bung mOdern sen"ch and Shopping facult'es.nm tthelnoted in <his agnual report also indicated personal satimc. tures issued by me weather of. gang; 1mm Cents" to you. Show that you apprecrate their efforts by shopping at their places of busmess.

a ast year ana a's current- tion in the part his monetary fice: ‘ e vs 5 Percent The businessm n r ‘ ' - ° - _ account deficit: that is. the policy played in helping to pun :1 Dividend Dollars d ff. . e .th oughout this district are. prepared to bring you'quahty merchandise Stove & Furnace 0'] amount by which Imports of Canada out exchange mm M“; spend Them Like Cash on e icient serVIces at the lowest possible prices. They are your friends and neighbors. office Reg floodst and senélces Eggsfigd crisis that developed last June. Dawson - . - - - - - . - n 4; v For Gift Items 26¢ phones 26 expor s~narrowe to . .- His olic . that “had as its Vancouver ...... .. h , ' 000 from 5980.000.“ III immedipate 3Lbjective the restnr. VICLOI‘IB . . . . . . o o . .. 47 P one Alberto” Monti“. ,u E. I. d Ivh'. Rasminsky said that the 3mm of confidence in the Edmonton . . . . . . . .. 20 23 I

acme occurmd in a Demo“ of country's ability and determin- 29 . echonomic expansnon in Canada 8th,“ to maintain the exchahge 17 38 A J &

w en. on the basrs of recent rate" pegged in midMay at 23 33: S s s experience, it would have been 925 cents in terms of the United 7 I DRUG C 0 LTD McCORMICK FARM MACHINERY l normal for the def1c1t to m- States dollar, was to promote 0t 19 2 ; - - FARMALL TBAC’I‘OBS crease. 'higher interest rate and encoub Montreal 33 36 l . concrete Bum,“ ‘7 “1° His report continued: jage a renewed capital inflow Quebec . . . . . . . . . .. 26 31 a Phone 5 O’Leary Complete Line of Cement Blocks “I believe that the lower; This meant a sharp reversal Fredericton . . . . . .. 25 30 B M — — -— — Quality Coal & Hard Coal ‘ exchange value of the canadianlih the upward chmb in the Saint John . . . . . . .. 26 29 l“ "5 01 I m. 1",: Montana 1 gag?“ tgken "1f c9“1““:tg91" money supply that had been £21232“ -' g ‘ Pleasure Cruisers S e eree o l - - _ _ ity we hagve beegrcgblsea L, ggcuggg'; §?;;m‘,§§f"9f§-e ‘3}: Charlottetown 23 27 1 Fishing Boats SERVICE STATION PHARMACY maintain. has playd a hi’aip'fuilsg.rves had been 'sumcienhyiyy ney m. . . . . . . . . .. g :2 Marine Hardware Tires-Batterles-Accessorles Phone 3&2 “but” Parts 5 Repairs £218 gzchlggeémproge’alefi' .‘P'hmhlrebuilt and confidence suffic-i;Sta".’r‘2)‘}’1lr’1.s “ '13 33 Marine Engines '53:“ 115:”: Your Rexall Drug Stores Bea“, Ban Equipmen. c. s , an a 1 we- - - - ~ - - - - - ~ - ‘iently restored, for credit In west Prince Phone 101 Mona“. eneral Repair!

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nities we can expect to derive§ overall result was that byither office says a storm loca- l

additional this money ' ted about 250 miles east of Sable LLOYD N. OLIVER

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benefits from

. ' i] t th ad ' and Othel among that have! as mo“ can as Island late Monday evening is

. J . been taken affecting our bal ‘supply was four per cent higheriexpected to move to the east, Electric & Ace‘ylene Weld“:

‘ Spray Painting & Body Work Portable Equipment

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take advantage of our opportu-lcondmms to be relaxed. i

an‘c‘gtotfhgag’ggtii-me q“stainedZthzl-Tvili agear eail‘hcr. 'd h Eallowing a llarge high pl‘tessure DRY CLEANERQ N E d . “ i r. asmins y 531 e be-farea over 3111.9? 8y 0 ?P- - ._ ELECTRICAL S: PLUMBING r z: assassinate names fixed-nacho; teas. are: . FEED M0 TAG" . on. s" new sum. labor-1.0 increase the efficiency‘ll‘ale system, Canada should northern regions before dawn Chaim; “gigs: 3:331": White Rose Gas & Oils i Phone Montague 121.21 flexlblllty and skills of the carry higher reserves than In and the remaining sections early} To A'" Kinds of Cloth“, Phone 101 Alberto» ulr P a. 1. Canadian. economy will beithe days of the floating rate.,today. Phone 6-3 M?) 1 FOR QUALITY COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE - needed if the momentum of. The reserves now stand at} Regional forecasts: H on BODY Improvement m_ our mt61”I§a--éli‘lout $2.600.000.000 compared Halifax and vicinity, Northern AND “ND: WE MAKE tional .accounts iS to be mam-lwith a range of $1,800,000.00!) to Nova Scotia. Eastern Shore: KENSINGTON AND SERVICE R AB “111811 ‘S2.000.000.000 when the rate was Clearing during morning: cold- J. s. CALL US REPAIRS YOUR c 61‘; north winds 25 With gusts Your P o D I LOOK LIKE SHOP THE MODERN WAY A! o . to 45 diminishing by evening to “TIM ea er ' Farm Production In Russua northwest 15- Low-high at “a” "An Island Industry Employ!“ . NEW MK“ 5 “WE” fax 15 and 25, New Glasgow and Islanders» Phone 197 0 Leary Q an G fl Goshen 13 and 23. Phone 156 Montague FRSII'I dit’CooLOc‘de ligats

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South Shore. Annapolis Valley: Sunny with a few cloudy periods; colder; north 20 with gusts to 40 diminishing by even- ing to light, Low-high at ar- mouth 15 and 28. Kentville 13

nd 25.

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0 Reported Increasmg Slowly So rt By PRESTON GROVER Ireorganizations have been ap- u I MOSCOW (AP)—A Soviet eco- plied as a remedy for the farm nomics magazine says that de-lsituatlon when actually more

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Despite this record. Premier but not enough to make things 1d - th 1nd gown}, . t Grocer“! Pb u 27-4 Khrushchev last week ordered much easier at the store coun- f: fiiiflffihhfig 1:1 memfig’t; see 0“ Gm Se] " I I i o e Fredericton still one. more reorgamzat'on of ter. Production has little more northwest 15 and by evening to " 9c 0" "‘5‘"! “5" llllono MURRAY the ifigricultural department in than kept up with the popula- light. “Whigh at Moncton 10 To”. “0059110” ‘ ." Dry , 0-) RIVER I an e fort to get enough wheat. tion growth in the last two o_ a 22_ Fredericton 5 and 22, Goods. Ladies'. Men’s a Children’s CHECK THESE ADS CARE- J c H - O O

spite repeated reorganizationsncapital is needed. a A Specialtv

mihfilnesaggiciuhtérhle groductlclin (“What ‘is needed. they still in- Cape Breton; A few snowflur. who, Repairs 5‘ “"1941” Phone 36-2 Kensington . Pontiac C”. P111160 5 Emerson TV

slow”, se on y via: iérthizrgrol‘aengngfg’mnrrg ries. clearing before noon: cold- Road service . a, m. c, Truck. Phone I! Sourls The magazine. Ekonomlka increase production on the land er' north wmds 25 mm us“ Phone 175 Ken'lngton . Massey-Ferguson QUALITY GROCERIES

Voprosi (Economic Questions). reported Saturday that the an- nual rate of increase per acre of land had been only 11/2 per cent since 1958. compared wi a substantially larger increase the years from 1953 to 1958.

meat and milk to make living easy in this Communist coun-

of merely plowing up new acre- age. Despite all this. agricultural production has increased year after year in the Soviet Union,

three years. Khrushchev cited figures in

already under the plow instead and 23

to 45. Low-high at Sydney 15

Prince Edward Island: Sunny and colder; north winds 25 with gusts to 45 diminishing by even- ing to northwest 15. Low-high at Charlottetown 12 and 22.

New Brunswick: Sunny and

Saint John 10 and 23. Edmund- ston and Campbellton zero and

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i! “an volovchenko 46 a gen his speech to the agricultural 15 above. FREE DELlVERY Tire. Batteries Accessories n G & com I"

. ' ' ' conference here last week how- Bay 0‘ Fundy: Gale Warning ' ' APP ABS WIN 00 0‘ row" In.“ 8e °° sun“ Puma” l Ilined (Elma: 'mll l d t: in: wheat production had !more cont'nne5- ' - Norm 88185 35. PM“ 7‘ Ken“nt w. Anna.“ “'1' “mm” E YOU A 3. mm, mu“ “ea. Tm'n.uefl“'Aw"”flu

. ea c gricu ura epar - than d M in the 10 years diminishing in afternoon to 144 Cherry v.11” MERCHANDISE VOUCHER. Phone 40 Murray River phone 454 Murray River

m c n t. succeeding Konstantin _. Ihwe t winds m and b _ Pysin who lasted little more since 1953. sugar beets had in ing to nth-u. 15; variabieycfifill. than a year. lcreased flell‘ly IMHO”. VCSOM- ness and widely separated snow- In the last 10 Years. 18ml put “95' IN". meat Ina milk more flurries; visibility 10 miles low- under the plow in the Sovietigggsggugfid- gmgggezemd Bin; erlilns in flurrles to one to three ‘ - u m or tom at h .

Union has increased we" °Ve“'the increases are far less since ' per me. in t a 20'

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l l E 00W”. the ECMmICS mesa-.1958. which was a bumper High tide tdday at Charlotte- . Complete Lubrication SALE, 1 nine indicated, and production {yeah town at 5:02 a.m. and 4:12 pm. 1-“- 5 Tube \ i has gone up proportionately. but. What may be expected for At Rustlco at 11:43 am. and —. : ham, 9 m. Mud“ mew, :"m d 1‘“ Gum 'P'm "" “Ch "93 "'0" Wm WI! III “'0 Illuminate!“ m E the increase per acre. which ‘ 1963 is still in doubt. Summer-side tide eighteen min- m” n m ° W“ “m I- “I” Willa“ “P'mm’d- 3°" “0 Id'fl'fllemenil “totally. Old k lumped sharply after 1953—a; has een ex- utes later than Charlottetown. . Acceumfl 2:401?" “5“. cup “I “I. “I'm”! In Which you found your name. and mail it. inside of two weeks. 3Eme a low production year '— has tremely hard and much wheat Sun rises today at 6:07 and sets 0 Towing Service (‘ . ‘ ' “Mun” “ 7“. mm'l’lm‘flv N M 'm "09!"- MOLle FREE. l "-00 orda- [ apparently has suffered, at mm mm, Renal" to be spent for merchandise or service with sun of tho advertisers is your community on this page. Winners. EMERSON i um gluon“, NEEDED - . "my" / than advise The Guardian -Patrlot on which advertisers you desire to spend your voucher. AND Soviet statistics are a contus-i o o s o m... m. .0 5...... m... ' a m Patronlzs the Advertisers on This District Page . numom 'rv '1

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