WEDDING Present

prewnted “ilh a cheque on he- I Eicrclt Bcngan \Ir sud lllrs

hall of the BIS members Shaun ahote making the pro» sPnlatmn

Brennan \\t‘l't' married last October the citrque u'ns gum

is BIS president as n \H'lldlnfl present

llhe committee will be

Power Transmission Talks

Are Scheduled

tiTTtWt ‘(‘Pi mini-0...", intivcs oi the [Moral um I- “Will and (‘Hzlll )IltHlIlth Alli meet here Monday to discim

long - distance lrnnxiiuuim l‘t electrical power. RQ'W’HII‘C‘I" \liri- ister Dlnsdslc announced Tutu. day.

The meeting at the [ruin of officials is is tollmi lllt in tin-

March to ’cdcrai ttllnlfll'fil conterrnt-e \lltlt‘h dlltlFV‘il n nntmnnl pmtrt' urld All prot-

lncps F\r‘t‘pl Quebec nr- repre- sentccl It the lrirlhr-nminu mt‘ti- in: \miiuuntllnnd is scndinz :ir. Oll~l'r\ 0r

\Ir lliiisdnle said the work at "to as- senihlr data on long - distance transmission to see what re- search and development ellort if needed. in assemble ent-"ry l’t‘qttlt‘l‘mt‘nt! in (shade. and lot nuflest how \sr'nus studies "lll‘t he carried out and under what terms "

For Monday

The prnjrvlid nation-l power :iul r‘tt\l£.'tflf‘§ llll‘ tapping of lttl\\ (ll‘liilll snltt‘t‘es oi hydro t‘tmt‘t’ pliit Ihl‘ prm'int'lal inter- change of power as required to RK‘IKI nrrss short of enervy cc to prmide msrketl for thou “till u surplus t'omt COMMITTEE

\lcmhcrs oi the committee meeting Itlnndny include R. E. Tut-within. New Brunswick: L F Kirkpatrick. Nova Scott. and W R Brennsn. Prince Ed- uard Island.

Quchm' is not represented on the commitlee and did not at tend the initial conference. Pre~ micr liesage said that since power is I provincial nutter and since u nstinnsl grid will he dist‘tlsv‘d at the third annual prt-micrs‘ conference at Victorts this summer. the subject was not A proper one for a federal- prm‘inclnl meeting

Quebec and Newfoundland

U! h C is O .- b I - 2 l = ‘ In 3 e- m U r 'I a t: 3' lie I 'l or at I’ I! W I l . I it '- )9 I ‘ s I l t t; l t: l L' l s I' . a F At ln~t nlulit's annual dinner I“ ‘ 0! NW Heuetolent lrlsh Stith'ly : I. I h helti in the timer L'luh, \lr. ‘ U . d and \lrs Earnest Brennan here 2 Mrs Lawson Jenkins 0! Vernon. )1 ,\It anti \irs Jenkins hate at ju~l returned (rum an lIIIPI‘t“t- n in: trip to Florida En route le home tite\ spent some time in , ————_—-— {\vu \‘urit utlh their snn‘in-lnw "-‘D “l ESTS and daughter, Mr. and Mrs it JnSPpl‘ \l;4llilt',LII! liiul as his Hunt-e Cutler. iv nest] on Similar \lts Jt‘xin ‘. H I (‘Sat'nhuul and lit-r dauntilcr SPENT SI 5”“ s .tudy, ‘ .\Ir and \lrs, Ralph \lat-Kav l .and family. Bangor. spent Suri- ‘V pATmNT "our, day in Montuue, visitina with ll clmpmn “mm “m. . . p.. \lrr MncKay's parents, Mr. and " tit-m .n the t‘im vima’ Snnnlnr» M”. Henry MUM“? I! it!!!" show "‘9'\\Vl"t‘-u:"rl at his 1." "S". CM".- h on” b lump“ "1‘ “MS' 1 Benny Bnlderson, who leaves . i shortlv tor an extended visit w“ m1". ‘ to Santa Rnrhsrs. (‘slili Is in St ‘ ” i , '. ' .loitn, \ R this uer Whip m toitainiir [vent tie hui. rial: “lib San”. Barb". h, Wm be ‘h o 1 My "‘WW‘“ H" “ MMLPM' PM“ u! \tr. and Mrs. Al Mat-- Mnin Nrrrr‘ \lnii‘ague. Dumm- 3 ii FRtWi HALIFAX WAS WINNER Gshrw' Lauri (no oi the Rank Harold Larter, son of ‘\Ir. ’ at News \‘mtn “a wax, went and \lrs Henry Lsrter. Sourin. [ the “ecltcm‘. A' hJ home in was the winner at I hostcu d (anthrtrlre chair, loitericd by the local as. ' lsnciaturn of (lutdes M Souris ‘ wmt I‘ARENIS rim Callaghan of Charlotte» Mr and \tis thlmiliii Pnt. town diew the Winning tIc-itct_ lent-n and Inmlly of Uronlncto, ‘ NR mom the weekend With "An HOLIDAY , l . \Iiu .lrnn .v\nn “now of “Al-l Mrs I‘nlicistins parents. Mr. “ ‘1 d “n T m and \lrs. Rh. t'i-mi-iiit .uiiu- “3"” a“ H" ‘ ' “V l mu," \u-imlmn and tlicir son Jntkiei I also oI thllaston returned homeI it . . . . on Sunday alter spendinl n hol- h “r 1‘ .\" i‘lvi no“? " iriat with VIr. and Mrs. M II- . s tum" \HtJe. (munc- , ' [nun nvt'r Mi tin tanhqn‘i] mini \tiinro t‘omrnercill Cross. ‘ NH“ v "NM LN” “my,” \tr and \Irs. Alsn CImeron. I i 1.. . ,. ,' ' ‘ tnlcdnnia. sud Mr. and \‘lrs. ' 'ue "n I d 'i “J Archie MM‘Pherson, Hellvue. SPFVT "mum's DINGWELL FUNERAL _ Mr snr' \‘l's tt‘t‘ll \t‘igliimnn Th. [mm-M m- Gan-g. A. d lls' '.i\ H‘crii the holidays Dingwpll WM phased gway ‘ I'lh \t» 2'rl \lr: \t‘mtld April 11. 1962. was held rrr-n . szhltm' asti Mrs Archihnld the home 0' his hrmher. Ray . Hume. \lmtawe Dtnlwel' to the Boy Fortune i United Church. April it, Inter- “ T0 FREDERICTON moot WII in the church com.- \lr snr‘. \‘Ir: .l.I. Stewart (7! i"?- ‘1 Morin-in and \lr. and Mrs.

Va

hall N8

and \Irs

Carmen 4 arle and daughters Summrrwie spent the holidays with \‘Ir and “rs

and

HOI'SE (il'EST!

Mr rind \Irs HA \tcsiiirrh’w. house [nests diir nu the urekend \Ir. Wiilrcd Thompson and

llovlirlrl had as ll'lr‘ll'

(it

Lloyd \‘lnrs- tamily Fredericton.

LA PIERRE FI'NERAL - The tunersl (or Mrs Josephine La Pierre was held rm “on- day morning Imm the Perry t-‘unernl Home. to at Alexis' .(‘hurnin Rollo Bsy when He- quis-rn Hint Mn. woo cele~ hailed by Rev W Rec-to who him conducted service It the Irnve PD‘leCV‘H’I we Frank Donnie, Peter Content". an MacDonald Whiter Burke. Ed~

family of Dunstuilnnge, Mr and ward Gsilsnt. Ambrose Gnl Mrs twig .. \lcllilh and Inm- lnnt. Intel-mutt no in tho fly at 1 man Road and Vlr and church candcry.

l.

Science Now

Without Pain 0r Discomfort

Funds Heeling Substance That Refievm Pain And Itching A: It Shrinks Hemorrhoids

Ton-t». Ont.(§peei-l) Fm .e first time new hut [mind 1 OI balling substance with the utility to shrink hemorrhmil: and in relieve pun and itching 'l'houslnds have been rvlir-w-«l with this inexpensive nth-titon sight to the privuy oi their own home without my dismmiort or

I.“

In .e hem-rd use ulter nabs-r. "very striking improch not." us repofled sud verified by dottou' cheer-venom

Pumpmmptly RIM And while gently relieving puin. menu-I mimummm (shrinking) look piece

And most Asst-uni d nit—this

I an maintained "I n- .bere doctors' Innervation- our! continued on: h period at any mouth-l

III-fimhooun-tbom‘h

Shrinks Piles‘

Um nuttevm I!» note to mole such sum-menu I "Piifl 'IIV' (used to he a problem" And rimnrig the» sum-refs were I very wiilr vnm-u- oi hemorrhoid con- dit IOI'II. some eleven I0 mmyesrl‘ sundinl

All this. 'Ilht-l the need uns- rotten, nneruheu‘uar homogean nny Itmd The secret in I new in: mhrtsnce (BiowDynci — the discovery oi n ismsseient‘rflr in- stitute Alresdy Bio-Dy" h in wide use for lie-h injured turn on I" pom oi thenth .

This new booting um i oileer in nu parlor. a all“ them culled reparation II All It mdmduully ill-slut MM Preparation H Suppositori- or Prepsrstion H ointment with special auntie-tor Preporst'roo II as?” u .II the stores

tin stun gun- niulded m

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Queens County Conservative

Nominating Convention THURS, APRIL .26th-- 8 P.M

you are invited to attend the

ottho

COMMUNITY CENTRE, CH'TOWN

to select candidates for tho I962 om: electionl

' GUESTSPEAKERS '

‘ Acdltoriointtneetlnu.toi duo-i. "vltsl dentin "mod-Mybmeu

cunt-r and candid] te It'll Khan h be Jute ll denim.

Mr. M Mind Connervst- ive and Libenl candid-ten to

, take part in nubile meetinas with New Democrats “so Lin nubile will see the low- him every “0-”

Mr. Duoohy And be felt. “db but... end: so these. would not only be In the interest at the doctorate. but on In obligat-

lhn on All ponie- involved to l .2 am the public in fully in. formed on the vital iosues in- volved in this election". TWO MAIN “SUBS

The Kings candidate noted first some at the more pressinl Issues that need debate Are the two mslor loco] issues. trans- partition Ind marketinl. and the nulor nntiouol issue unem- ployment.

Mr, Dunphv labelled the Con- servative efforts to alleviate un-

,employment as n "patchwork mmm". i Mr. Dunphy noted I lng similarity" between the Lit)- eral proposal to build a new ice- breaking carierry. if elected. and the New Democratic prom- ise msde sane Line no to l construct a new terry.

jhsve been holding talks on the ‘co - operstlve developth at ’. the Hamilton Fulls ln Labrador, which is one of the distant

ISLAND NEWS PAGE.

. I Montague, Soum, Kings County: .5“... .. M, i. mm .. ‘ ' «than» 4 The Gum-n. Cit-HOW". Wed. Apr. :5. 1mm,“

New Dems Want Joint Meetings

“But than is A vital differ Mr. DMIW sold. will put tor s new ice-

Dinohy. New Dmcrstlc Pam“ or fury. rug-diode

ws. 1 Evenlveoloct mum-um her to the Ema-e. he will pro mote tn the hllost the bland'l need (or In icebrenker similar

outyioinpovorot

tn the Wit". STRATEGY MEETING Mtl’

Democntic election em will gwing into big lei (allow-

ing a strategy meeting here the borne 0! her daughter. Mrs.l

Thursday It which Carl Homil- ton. the party‘s notion-l secret- ory. will preside.

All four island candidates will Attend the meeting.

it is expected, too. that the date a! the visit to the province 0! the party's nhtioul leader. TC. Douglas. will be It.

The New Democrats will try.

us i'sr In possible. to conduct I.

door-to-door compel“. It least In Kings County. Mr. Dunphy llid. while the population 0! Queens Ind Prince Counties may rule out the poo-Ibih'ty of NDP candidate: meeth every voter. an attempt will be made to do this in the less populated Kings County.

EVERY VOTER IN KINGS

“Every voter in Kings". uid title NDP candidate “will be con- tacted either by myself or my representative",

Summing up his outh on the election. nationally, Mri Dunphy said. "We are not so optimistic u to than we will be the psrty

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l’Dunnlng'

“MOLW

dune-N Forrturosunesservtoe those-scum Wood

Although

edulodtostsrv any 1. ice cot.- dtttoosmydetoythnmrt as cut. Hunter noted there was stillsWublsumtotit tnNortIumbu‘ludltrIit.ndit itnovesissroudtbepkrstho torriucmotrun. lemtodtboufibodid not hwwhumbunntu'ould .benodytotehpertJhebts iIorryIlVIar'llelklt-lwu ell 1m turbo Moylopoo- u

lSouthport lady

[Dies In Montague;

DIMy said Inc New? momma—mound:

iMrs. Parley Match. Smdsport. occurred suddenly yesterday II

.Edwud Dom. Montague. in. i was in her M you.

The late Mrs. Mutth was the {Elmer Catherine” Mocfioe. Tea

She leaves to mom: me donate. Hm. Mn. Ed Downe. Montague; and one son flurry. Southport, Ha husband predeceased her.

. Also left to mourn i one sister. tidal. Mrs. 5.6.. Ken- nedy. Cms. Roads; one brother.

Jnclt Mutt

sister. Margaret. Mrs. Jack ‘Moctellsn 0! Sun Francisco predeceased her.

rm err-memento ltsve not been completed.

JEWISH LEADER DIES g

MONTREAL 'CPL-Moses I. Guttmun. t7. vice-president of Canada Sprinx Comp-fly. died ouddcnly Monday. Active in Jewish community work. Mr. Guttnian was A director of tht‘ Jewish Public Lihrory. the

Not Ready Yet

0! Tea Hill: one i

“the lnternntlnnsl

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mmmw itemonmtionoltwolgad-

Wat. H. Pequot tlettt And John E. (Mt Moyuui. Cpl. Planet l servedintllearmyintheSec- . and World War but enlisted in the RCA? in 1952 He is an an mine technlclnn and has

SOURIS AIRMEN PROMOTE!)

Royal Navy Shipbuilding i u o u d Cl’lflClle

LONDON (Reuterst—A nsval "expert fired a broadside iicrc It what he termed the inade- ‘quate warship building program ‘0! Britain's “silent service"— tlie Royal Navy.

“No one can be utistled with our new construction during the last 17 years," said Raymond V B Blackman. editor of Ine annual Jane's Fightln; Ships. authority on the world‘s navlel

Blackman said in an article in the Navy League's Journal that he had remained silent on

this subject (or is years since becoming editor of June's

|himselt no longer when he we lthat the new construction pro- ivided tor in the 196263 novy lutlmntel amounted to brave total" at one mutt ship nod two replenishment otters. Blockmuu said that since IN] 'Britain hus scrspped 15 battle-

E

crntt carriers. curt curlers to the States. Ind scrspped or sold 54 cruisers. m destroyers. M triu- Ites Ind escorts—besides return- ing as to the United States—sud 110 submarinel.

New construction durtnl those 1'] yean he- been 36 trllstes. I: submarines end It!) canal and inshore mlneswoepero—oll compurstively out-ll cult.

"One feels rather ash-med It the paucity a.” new construction since the whr." Biathlon slid.

"We find that in one world emergency or disaster after so- other. no British wnrshlps It.

power sites considered suitable in power otter the election. but YMIIA. the Jewish Congress am a. H. mmm‘ I rm. "5! for I long - distlnce trnnsmls- we could well hold the balance end the .l cw i .- h Communin . ngva| "chit"! and mzrm; 32:05:13?diggirglffir; sion of power at power". Council of Montreal. engineer," he could coma", did in (0mm 0,.)- \ I k \\ (J l I l \ —

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