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THE easrsim GUARDIAN,

Xuanrs:-Monrsulis: Harold F. Landry, Mrs. Byron Stewart. Mu Bruce MacPhee. Miss Joyce Wlgginton. Pins illcklnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN; Walden Laverl.

The uuardlnn may be bought at the following places in Montana ulna Dome ltcstaunnt. and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: The run Office; in soul-is: The snack not end ll. Richard: A son.

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"llance, Morcll, Spoils-oi-cti by Morrll ili;:1i Sltlll)Ul.l tion; contact, Montague Elgcu-lc Modcrii, oldiimc. Burns (lri-licstiunlco, Avauable in mug.-5 and hot - - lplates '- Mr. Al't'llltl .ll:irPlieison, Yzillcj'- mm. field. Is n imlwnt in lb" lx'nu;'-I Mr. and Mrs. Gzirnet tBud) (iolinty ii0Sl'lli'l' H15 ”lt"”lS Wish Mm-Iiilyre, Rl'l'0l'llpr'lf1lE(l lay Mrs. him 2: Sll('Nl.i lt"'0lF".l- MxllllF' Frn. r; Montague, ale - -- slllllldllllj ll it-u (lays visiting ill Miss Vtilitllllltil 'li:i,xloi. Nil-in H.iint Jtillll, N. ii. incur, is visiting: in Liliailuiiw .,.. lnvlll. uucst of hrir crriiitlparentsxl Mtge rm”-jm-in (;.”-(inn, R, N” Mr. ziiivl Mrs. t". llill. Ni-xv Yolk, is spending the sum- ----- .ltlt'l' visiiing ll4'i' ilruiliur. Ted Mr. W. 1', Jnhiistoii. Mi-s .lli- tiuilloii. liimcliiiulii. tlltla llOllIlxl' aiiil Mic, kcsllz V. 4 .liti.x.x, AlI'llll:i;,'5iI1, xi.-in ltttllll xiw up amt hIf5. 1,,-V. 1v,,.,H.,-' M0... lots to tl'l.mi). ticuv, twin ucckciiri visitors in -- .Lgiivoiis-pori, N. 5., uhcrc they vis- MISS -l”5Fl'lll'l" 1ll"llll"r'll4'iH ”l iicll filciids and rclatiics. Non York. loiiiicrly oi t'li:iilnll0- . . iimn, ariivrri in lllt' till lilsl ills iiiuiiy friends are sorry to lilclil Io iisil with Ivitilulns. lit-:ir that Mr. ltllllFSl Keiiiicdy, Mmitagiic. is ill in the l-(iiigs , tIl(H'l”S Hl".Ali'lil' SALON, Lhunly llqglyltqll st-iiiis. uill Im Ivlttlll on M'7iiIla,i.l , , illlli T to .lulv 12. Will" I'll Mrs. ll. ('li'tih.'ini Bcnnctt, Mon- Ilnxts limuii Satori, tilitii-ilitic-lyngtip, is nl present visiting her '””-i'- 1"" Emil illlllilllilllllllll '”'lltl0lllPl, llis. il. .l. l.i'ii'kili of Al- fllltllic No. 10 1-niiris on Jll1.V 7- Incision, who has rs-cc-iiil,v retiirli-

4 ell from a trip lo Boston, Mall. Miss llclr-ii (llll'Flil lclt nil Mon-, ,, .. 'lini'miin i ,

tiny for lltllt Ii-iiiiw Ill ... . ?'li"l' Flwilflillz ll-1" WV” iii” 'Fl'NFllAl. l'i9'lil'1Ill)AY - lt'('1ilx'N xi-mil: iii 3l"ll'i”il-'l'”r The fuiinral )'FSlt'l'(ltl)' til the lair- lziirst of Kl.-N .l'lilll .lwliii9Vi'l- kl. W .'l1iii-rliisoii nus held from r- m ll-Ilrloii l'iiilr(l Ciilirili, thc scrxice Mr. mill ills. l.Ni- 3li'KUi1ll' u.is t'illl(llltil('il ivy tho Rcv. John and ilwir ihilrizvn. UAW. 1 Ir. Nl:ulx'ii,x', an, nssistcd hy Mr. mmid and Mill. vii Mtlvlioi ii” M. .xin.N.mgniun zilltl Rev. M"9-”-. m"' el”l”l””-3 lw” l”'"kti.loIiii Mull-liisnii. Pail hcarcrs visltllli? Ml. blllx'c.ii'il('l"5 el5l"' univ: N:-lsoii Ciiniciln, R. LT. lilac- Mi.-. Ph:l.i- lliiliiiiziii and W iiiwo, l-jvcrrtit ixiai-Auim-. l)oug'

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Larsen, Frank MacDonald. Perty MaoLean. Interment was in Mount Buchanan Cemetery. The many friends of Mrs. George Whlteway, Dover. are ' ' to hear she has returned home from the King's County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mat-Kinnon and family, Darinioulli. N. 8., spent the weekend in Montague. izucsls of Mrs. MzicKinnon's bro- tlteroln-law, and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jamcs MaL'Lesn.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitz- glbbons, who spent the past two weeks in Montague visiting Mrs. Fitzgibbons' mother, Mrs. William Mahar, left by plane this morning for their home in Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeun Mac- Donald. and son Wallace, also Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Mucllonald. and two l'hl1(li'eii, Lynn and Spenser, all of Moiilagiio. were Sunday visitors to Long: River, guests at Mr. and Mrs. George Bernard.

Mr. and Mrs. ll. M. Smith. their (l.'lliglllPl' Anne. and Master lieiiny llvlavlntyre arrived in Moli- taguc this work after n two weeks visit tn New York. They wcre iictionipniilcd h,v Miss Beulah MncLcod, who will visit here for some tlinc.

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The Misses Barbara Matheson. Glen William. and Christine Cam-

eron, Caledonia. are visiting in Sydney, N. S. Miss Mtiliicsoii will thcn proceed to Iliilif.ix tVl1EiPl she uill inlm in short rniirse lit. is-acltcr training at llalhoiisici L'liivcrsit,i. l

l 'l'litz schooner Lady Cecil, ol.. t289 nct tonnage, and carrying a, complement of nlnc men. arrived in the port of Montague, ,vestcr- day morning under ilie coniiiiaiiri of (Tapt. J. I.avoie to take on I00 cords of pulp wood to complete its cargo beforc sailing for Chandler, Quebec. The ship was in port at Murray River on Mon- day where it loaded 275 cords rontrartctl hv Mr. A. All(lt'l'S0ll of Charlottetown.

..'F'liNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of Mrs. Ronald Mac- Rao was held yesterday afternoon from her late residence at Point Prim. The service was conducted by the Rev. E. C. Evans, assisted by Mr. Lee MacNaughtoii. and the Rev. John Murchison, The pall- bearers vrere Clarence Giliis, Neil Morrison, Kenneth MacRae, John A. Murchison, Hector MncLeod, ,Mui'dock Giilis. Interment was in ,lhc Belfast cemetery.

' THE GUARDIAN

Quit Kicking, Gardiner

Tells Junior In Redistribu

OTTAWA. July I - (GP) - Ag- riculture Minister Gardiner, recali- ing experiences during all years in politics. today advised incmbers of the Commons that they will not get anywhere by "kicking" about what has been done to the bound- aries or their coiistitiiencies.

The 69-year-old former Premier of Saskatctiewali spoke during con- tinued debate on a bill reshaping the boundaries of Federal constit- uencies in line with population shifts recorded in the 1951 census. The bill increases membership in the Commons to 265 from 252 and changes the boundaries of 125 con- stltuellcies.

Never Cnmnlalned

Mr. Gardiner said June 25 mark- ed the 38th anniversary of his en- iry into politics. In all that time "I have never once complained about how my coiistitucncy was drawn up, no matter wllo drew it up." tic had won (icspiic Opposition efforts to defeat him.

"I say that in order to give a lit- tle advice to young members of the House." said Mr. Gardiner. "I do lint think you get anywhere irlckilig about the seat you have gm... .

Mr. Garriilicr made clear that many of his remarks were direct- ed at John Dicfclibnkcr tPC-Lake Central whose S:iska'.chcwan non- stitiieiicy is brill: cxlciidetl to take in Liberal and C.C.I?. territory.

. CHARLOTTETOWN

Members tion Debate

Mr. Dietenbaker complained that the redistribution committee. made up at a majority of Liberal mem- bers. had removed Conservative voters from his riding and replac- ed them with Lliberal and C.C.F. sumlorters

Calls Proposal Unfair

George Nowisn (PC - Annap- olis-Klngs) termed as "unfair" a proposal to make his riding the largest. rural constituency of Nova Bcotia. Resources Minister winters who represents the neighboring constituency of Lunenburg, said that Nova Bcotia is losing one seat and is returning to the boundaries fixed by l. Conservative government in 1933.

J. M. Mucdonnell (PC - Toronto Greenwood) made a new appeal for an inde s t commission to handle the redistribution of seats in the Commons.

There was no indication of an early end of the debate, now in its third day. The redistribution hill and the estimates of a few depart- ments must be passed before the session can adjourn.

Before starting to work on the extraordliiary Dominion Day sit- ting, members stood and song "0 Canada" and "God Save The Queen." They adjourned later for four hours to attend a garden par- ty at Rideau Hall. home of the Governor-General, Rt. Hon. Vin- cent Massey.

Await Red Reaction To

New Truce

By Sam Summerlin Jilly 2 --(Wcdiicsday) Ailicd delegates today awaited (oiiililiiiiist rcaction to a broad outline of ririnistlce pro- posals which gives the Reds a chance to save face on the dead- locked prisoner-excliaiigc issue.

Communist colncnt may be forth- coming at today's top-level meet- ing at Panlnuiijoiri nt 11 n. in. (10 p. m. EDT. Tiicsdziyi.

The Communists Tuesday clung

Proposals

side prior to the signing of an armistice. That means that before all armistice the U. N. command could have dropped the designation of "war prisoner" and given new status to those thousands of cap- tives who refuse to return to Red rule.

Hence the Communists could proclaim they got back all Red "war prisoners"-as they have de- manded. And the U. N. command would in reality have abided by its decision not to return any prison-

Juiy 2nd. Mrs. McGl'Ith, who op- erates the village bakery, left her sister in charge of the business un- til she returns in three weeks time. she will also visit her daugh- ter while in Ontario.

The fruit cake. iottel-led by the Morall mar w. I. and drawn for at their last. meeting on Tuesday. June 24th, was won by Mr. W. A. O'Brien. Strange enough, Mr. O'Brien had bought the lost ticket. and it proved a winner. The cake is a monster and baked by a first class cook in Morell Rear. A good sum was raised from the ticket sale that went on for quite some time. .

Mrs. Joseph MacDonald and daughter. Marjorie, Tignlsh, were here overnight on Friday, June 2'1th, at Mrs. MacDonald's old home. She was Lottie Realtor in single life, and her husband, also a Bristol resident years ago, is now C. N. R. agent at Tignish. Marjorie. who was teaching here for the past term. was about to go home when her mother came to spend a. day with relatives and friends.

Rev. Reginald Phalen, accom- panied by his footer mother, Mrs. Mamie McCarthy and her sisters, Hanna. and Alice, left on June 29th for Boston. Mass. where we under- stand Father Reggie will enter the hospital for treatment or an operation if necessary. He has

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. .' Mr. Frank McAdam, opera- tor of McAdam's big transfer, was shaken up and hurt when his big truck loaded with live lobsters en- route to Boston left the highway near Bangor. Maine. on Tuesday morning, June 24th. As soon as word of the crash was received here. Mr. Gen-y McAdam. owner of the Mlcndam fleet of trucks, left by car for the scene of the acci- dent. A young Bank of Nova Bcotia clerk from the Moi-ell Branch who was travelling in the van was hurt more severely and! will be kept in hospital in Maincr for some time. The van, rushing to the big city with a full load of live lobsters was reported crowded off the highway in the early morn- lng hours. A picture of the wreck-, ed truck in the Bangor News show-, ed the insulated box as badly” smashed. Practically all the vzilu-l

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the Rcds' old nrgumcnts on prison- icrs, but he did not make a direct rcfcrcllce to Harrison's statement.

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