SPECIAL SERVICES SCHEDULED

Provmce To Remember Its War Dead Sunday

Citizens throughout the prov-inf Sunday and Georgetown

tnce will join with the R o y a I lMonday.

Canadian Legion and veterans

In

Parades

remembrance.

In Charlottetown will form at 10:30 and move to

the cenotaph the arrival of

governor and other dignataries. the P.E.l. Regiment Band will play 0 Canada followed by the Last Post. The first salute willl

be fired at 11 the reading of Grow "

The

salute and the

precede the placing of wreaths.

an Isl to the dead of two world wars and the Korean Conflict Sunday. and memorlal vices are scheduled V ous centres while many church- es will hold special services

where.

period of silence. le. and the firing of the second

wide tribute

ser- in numer- cenotaph for the

of

the paradel following as guest speaker.

the lieutenant

In Kensington begin Sunday a

a.m. followed by “They Shall Not Rev.

reveil- poppies"

dead march will Will he speaker‘

ceeding to the United Chi: ’and the Chllrch of the Ho ‘Family, then to the monument} ‘for the laying of wreaths ‘

Le . Kensington U

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A'l‘ RUSTICO

Legion members will fall In at 9:30 Sunday mor- ance' ning and parade to the church for services at 10. then to the ‘ l a y i n 2 wreaths. Mrs. Rudolph LeClairi will lay the motllers' wreath. \ banquet will be held at the IJe-i gion Home with Hartwell Bailey

in Rustico

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AT KENSINGTON the parade will t 11 a

lands! Church at I p.m. Sua- day then at Lot 16 Monument at

3 p.m. As Remembrance Day falls 1N n Sunday this year it appears; 0

t 0 ‘that federal government

begin with services at St. Simon and St. Jude. Church followed by a march to the war monument for the laying of wreaths. The cade band will be in attend-

Members of St. A n t h ony's Branch of the Legion will attend Mass on Remembrance ha. and then go to the monument to. lay wrraths.

The parade and l a y i n g of wreaths will begin in O‘Leary! at 11 a.m. Sunday. ' elude attendance at O’Leary United Church and then pro-‘

m. cced to the cenotaph. The un-

ly'

and

s M. Muir nited Churchp.

Lollls'

lCallaghan. Indian River. will be?

m. :nllal banquet will be held Mon- what is believed the only home- policy in view of reported criti-i

ay at the Legion Home. .

AT MOUNT STEWART At Mt. Stewart members will meet at the home t 11 m

and proceed to the cemetery to ;-

ay the wreaths. This will bei

followed by marching to servic- ‘

Mrs_ James J. Cnyle “,1” guest speaker for a banquet ones at m h "hes-

Dlace the mothers‘ wreath. F‘ol-‘Mfinda-V mghl' bllA:l:lNGq10N

lowing services at St. Dun- . ‘ . stan's Basilica and 'I‘ rin l t y AT BORDEN _ The memorial Service will be 5 Church the parade will move to A church parafle h" WWW“ held at Kingston Memorial at

the provincial building where .3! 9:3" Wm hegln,°b59rva"ces 2.30 Sunday with Rev. Isaac

Liellt. "mv. ‘ andman \villi'" 30m?"- Followmfl church Walls. Cornwall. and M. a.

take thn «alum ‘ seerces members WlII fall m at (jamphpn. Charlntmnwm as

.,\' SUMMERSIDE Summerside services be observed Sunday at Memor- Square beginning at . Music will be by the regimental R C A F Branch president. C. Ross Mac- Kenzie. will conduct the service and Deputy Mayor. George Key Jr. will be the principal speak-

in is! hand of the

er. The salute

Mr. MacKenzle A Second World

made famous

“The Two .lacks" will the. Sllmmerside banquet. He is Jack Veness of Moncton.

AT SOURIS In Soul-is the parade

aemble at. the.

9:15 Sunday morning. Following special services at Church and St. James

Church. the

reassemble and proceed to the monument. where a

the legion at 10:45 for a mem- guest sppakers_

orial service. will

2.30

station. nlng at

will be taken by

Monday evening.

The parade then move through the town.

AT ALBERTON Burke's Pipe Band will lead cfiurch. Egmont Bay. for mem- l 'the parade in Alberton begin-them of wellington ' 2230 Sunday Md Dl'fl‘lbranch. Edmund Iceeding to the war monument ion the legion grounds for a ser- vice and laying of wreaths. The annual banquet will be

held

veterans.

War H e r o‘ . . . AT DTORELL by w‘“ B'Idj‘ Legion members. address

will as- T.egion Home. at St. Mary's United participants will

short ad, community hall

‘Boy Scouts. Girl Guides. Brown .les and Cubs led by a hand lln 'der the direction of John Evans. Charlottetown. will compose the parade in Morell. scheduled to 1 begin at, 1 p.m. Sunday.

will go through the village the monument for the placing >l wreaths by the mother's repre-. sentative and about 40 others ‘ program will follow in with

They l 0

the several‘ a

dress will be read by president. Speakers and 5919mm“ by c

Daniel J. MacD Judge Syl vere Montague. will be the principal‘

speaker. Mrs.

mack. New Zealand. will repre. sent the. mothers. Music. will he by St. Dunstan's

Band.

AT MONTAGL'E Montague service will take. place. on Sun- day with the parade forming alt the Legion home under parade, I at 1 Malcolm MacKenzie.; it will proceed to the memorial ; school for the laying of wreaths i, and then to Memorial Hospitalé for services with Rev. A. G. J.‘. Steeves as guest speaker.

AT GEORGETOWN

At Georgetown th e

Will be held Monday. forming at, the home at 10:15 and

In

proceeding to

is] under parade marshal Law rence Batchllder. The tradition- al ceremony will be held lhere and the parade will move to the Branch Michael Burke.

town hall.

chairma n Eachern. provincial guest speaker.

Cardigan Legion members will be joining with Montague

Cornwall. a president.

onald. hoir.

DesRoches. Observances

AT TIGNISH in Tignish

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AT WELLINGTON 1

The parade will be held Sun- dav at 2 p.m. at St. James . L e. g i 0 ll l ‘ 1.. Arsenallltl is parade commander.

A'I‘ MlSCOUt‘HE I

‘ Remembrance Day servicel at Miscouclle will see the par-_ lade forming in front of St. John : __...____.__, h,

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for employees 0! the provincial government and the city of

Schools and banks will

It will In-

rhe bureau reported wide varu 1 Average Ontario and Quebec limo” across the country m 7 yields were good but the Mart-

, . . , s tall Nova Sculls. 5 growing conditions during the suffiiedefm‘ to}; much rm.

D lseawn- Average .Vleld per acre ‘ 5 cu Hm higher I" 15 mp5 “‘1' nose: PROTECTION

12 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Sat. Nov. 10. 1962.'

. .Wheot Crap Montehllo. Que.. on air policy ‘ had assured him that a “wrong interpretation" had been given

pl yeeh Will be the only oases ll d his remarks and that he didn't l. . . llglller ill tslixrllllimpttlred wml Hoses will last the winter in o intend criticism of the overn-lo 5 nine p no on was at l ‘ . . 3 ' ‘ s iment g l n l'than last year in 13 crops. Pro- ' good condition lf hung up With-

et a holiday on Monday

Nov. 12 will not be a holiday and kinks.

lduction records were posted in ,out sharp bends

l ‘ l OTTAWA tCPi Canada's . mixed grains and lame hay. empty of water.

l POLICY REVIEWED

and CPA is reviewed by the I962 wheat crop is an estimated 1 '. , b h l. c m ared OTTAWA ‘CPI — Transpol'llgovernment from time to timelisfli‘sfimoglmogs Eulhelsoinp last}

and that ' l ’

. x . He said policy regarding 'I‘CA corpoghttigimr‘

C h rlottetown

A PROFIT SHARING PLAN

Minister Balcer said here would be no i _ . . . W” “W ' “" “‘lchance “in the near future” if?"infriilfiginioimgligalaréti non ALL c'rc cus'romuns AT ELDON .the near future copcerning as; He repeated a previous state.i Stéfisum has reported . , ‘ l ‘- t'. l t . . ~ ~ _. ' ‘ ' ; At Belfast a memorla SN governmen s po cy owa my mm the my, mam. a“ ! The Frame yield is eshmaled‘

DISCOUNT NOTES °/o Ill BASH BONUS

vice will be held Sunday morn- Trans-Canada Air Lines and Jim should comma... and in: at i1 o‘clock with Bria. Canadian Pacific Airlines. may... new fields in which G.G.K. Peakc as special speak. The minister thus indicatedscwwauoni elf- Bm‘ce MECLmn Will be the 1 that the government for the J. pickersgi“ (L‘Bonml .‘ Piper and Allan Rogers )Vlll‘time being has rejected CPA’s vista _ Twiningate) asked Mr. ;one for the year. 2 sound LESI 995‘ 3“ BEVIMO- bid for more ,domestic flights. lmlcer to table the text at Mr, i The survey reflected only mt-i RGV- Donald NIChOIS‘m W1“ also . It now is permitted one flight Davoud‘s speech before the All- lnor changes from previous tore-‘ take part m ‘the sew‘ce‘ A (hp. 3 day “Ch way between Monl' ' t~ . toasts. It is based on informa~ nor for Legion members Will Transport “50013100 _ A be held Monda in thé ‘FIdon i real and Van‘couve‘“ i Balcer said he didn’t tlon recalved up to Oct. 15 from: Legion ha“ y ' i Mr. Balcer was replying to a ; know if there was a text. ytield correspondents as well as ' }Commons question by Donaldl Mr. Plckersgill asked him to:. processing companles and pro- BUILT AMPBIBIAN ls. Macdonald (L —— Torontolfind out, Evmclal authorltles. I - EDMONTON (Cp)_}{ermann.Rosedalei who asked for an Estimates of other main grain Klingbeil of Edmonton has built'outline of government aviation

m' i at 538,000,000 bushels or 107 pa; ‘ - ‘cent higher than last year. sai . “mum be poss'ble' ‘tbe forecast. which is the final

It looks like money. it feels like money and can be spent as money at all CTC stores . ’s the new 3% Bonus Notes a you receive when vov make any purchase of 79c and up. When you have accumulated several of these notes you can use them for purchases at Canadian Tire

CANADIAN TIRE Assoc. Store

l crops. with 1961 figures in lbrackets: Oats for grain - as! made amphibious car in west-iCISm by Paul Davoud. chair-I Pariii. "city of light." is gel- :opposed Io‘ fodder — 493,610,000:

GAYER PARIS

em Canadl The/vehicle. whichl‘man of the A l r Transport ting a face it‘t.l An army {if ; bélsshels (283itllg56200860)b alrll e y Ch 1 to looks like a forei n at car. .Board. :ceaners are ceanlng prlva e 1 £88,000 , 2. ; a rye “- one w“ '1 Sp H land public buildings on major! 12,044,000 (6519,00); ’ 96 Queen Street

Mr. Balccr said Mr. Davoudw

flaxseed l ‘who made a speech Tuesday at, streets and squares. _

operates well on land and 1 er. I15,685,000 (14,318.00).

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