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Pearson Urges Care In Trade Policy With U.S.

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mot C»a«nada’s imports from « Waited States to Britain with-_

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,— tilts minerals just as much as , :iy'Ca‘iiadian centre.

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. his in trade issues.

2 lid Trade Minister Churchill now . litllsed the Liberals of having ‘_ Mlierately switched Canadian

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NY HAROLD MORRISON canadian Press Staff Writer i-1,1N FLON, Man. (CP)——Les— tI“B.'Pearson said Monday the are mg in 3 fool’s paradise” if Mrihink they can divert 15 per

WHm,1¢ingfAmerican trade re- «ws be careful in our uleral leader told a noon rally immunity hall in this northern initoba mining community of that It marked the firs-t time

Flin Filon. ‘ELet’s not do things that may

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iglil, argued that if the former liberalgovernment had not built ililiatle with the U.S. Flin Flon

llii‘ community needed exports

li.’LisrENI:I) ‘llliileiin opposition, the Con-

‘lliite*Secreta-i~y Dulles and turn- ill Canada into a US satellite, llr. Pearson said, bu-t the Liberal

llltAmenicans listened when the liberal administration made pro-

iPriiiie Minister 'Diefenbaker

de from Britain to the U.S. in ‘Y Dost-war years, but -this lls “nonsense.”

,l1€le is not a single fact to llmll-'=li0\1‘t.” Mr. Pearson said. lie“ the ‘Second World War tilled Britain had difficulties re-

&mg0.°9.000 in loans . Jailable to

l‘Perhaps there is no other W di’ 111‘ the Commonwealth .°.1d more to help Britain Pearson was presented with ynkmfei‘ pf gifts, including a We 0Wi1e which he promised HLI-t1NG ENTIIUSIASM LlJ0‘3$]0ba Industry Minister F. 0. who thanked Mr. Pear- “ had started his Manitoba

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would spread to the south.

The Liberals had been turned out of office last year because their “attitude” had been wrong, Mr. Jobin said. But voters could see there had been a change in this attitude and they would be “glad to take the Liberals back.”

Questioners from the audience brought up s uc h points as the 1956 Suez crisis, possible Ameri- can moves to restrict imports of base metals and. the problems of rising Canadian living standards and their impact on Canada’s competitive position in world markets.

Mr. Pearson said the Suez sit- uation was not one he would likely forget. Canada’s views at the outset were not parallel with those of Britain and France, who

gintervened in_the Israeli-Egyptian

dispute with force. FEARED WORLD WAR ,

But Canadian action, proposing the use of a UN police force to

patrol t-he Israeli - Egyptian bor- A

der, was based on fears the Mid- dle East might flare up into a third and final world war.

‘Mr. ‘P ea r s o n was asked whether as prime miinister he would be able to prevent the Am- ericans from taking any action to, ‘restrict’ imports of Canadian base metals. 3

Mr. Pearson said he would do his best’but he could not say that he would be entirely successful.

As’ for the impact of rising costs on exports, there always was the problem creeping inﬂa- tion could prirce Canada out of world markets._ The remedy was that all concerned show restraint

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SPORT OF KINGS’ I

. Souris, Morell Advance TO Hockey Semi-Finals

Souris and Morell won both their quarter-finals in straight games. Morell eliminated Sum- merville, while Souris knocked over Mount Stewart. Of the two series, the Summerville Morell was the toughest. Although bow- ing in two straight, the Summer- ville lads put up quite a scrap before bowing.

EASTERN GUARDIAN ‘

VARIETY Concert Murray Har- bor hall Friday, March 7. Allis- ton, Women’s Institute.

PRICES AT MONTAGUE — Po- tato prices at Montague Monday were $2.00 bag included, or 1.85 per 75 lb. bag, bag extra. Turnips were $1.11 a bus. for med. and $1.10 for smallmed, bags extra.

A MEETING of ,Cambridge, Murray Harbor North, Sturgeon and Gaspereaux, polls will be held Friday at 8 o'clock at Cambridge J. A. MacDonald will be in at- tendance.

THE LIBERAL public meeting, advertised for Murray Harbor Tuesday, March 11, has been postponed to Saturday, March 15, because of the visit to the Pro- vince ‘of Hon. Lester Pearson.

A MEETING of the East and West polls, Montague, will be held in the Progressive Conser- vative committee rooms on Wed- nesday March 5th at 8 o’clock.' Also a meeting of the South Poll at Reid Farmequipment.

A. A. (JOEY) FRASER,

Im-

'perial Oil agent at Montague,

has returned from Moncton, N. B., where he was attending an annual company meeting. He was accompanied by Lorne Stewart, imperial oil agent at Murra

Harbor.

The Souris-Mount Stewart ser-.

ies wasn’t quite so close. Souris won both games by very decisive margins. Just who Souris and Morell will meet in the semi- finals is unknown at time of writ- ing. They might meet each other. From all reports, if this happens, it.’l1 be one of the roughest tough- est series ever played on Souris ice. .

'These two teams have very con- trasting styles: Souris is usually a smooth skating, good passing team. Every player plays good position hockey, and can usually

be found in the right place at the ’

right time. Morell, on the other hand, are a hard working band of puckesters. Dig, dig, dig, could pass as their motto. From the time they enter the ice surface until they leave, they dig. Many of their games have been won by sheer determination alone. Some- times, to watch them, one would wonder how they stand the ter- rific pace they set.

Souris and Morell are rivals from away back. This rivalry in- cludes all age groups, and the sporas it’s really noticeable are baseball and hockey. If they meet it should be quite a series. And by the way, Morell plays all it's home games on Souris Ice, so if they meet, all games will be played in Souris.

Georgetown edged Souris High in an exhibition game in George- town on Saturday night. The Georgetown team pretty well con- trolled the play until the latter part of the game. At one stage the game was tied 5-5 until Georgetown scored the winner. It was Souris’ third loss of the season against two wins. ‘

While on the subject of High School, we might bring up the subject of whether or not sports are beneficial to High School students. This corner contends that they are. Sports are a healthy outlet for pentup energy that can accumulate in the body of a youth. Without sports, many of our youth hﬁve no outlet, and

LIBERAL PUBLIC MEETINGS IN KING'S COUNTY

The fOIiIOwing’mee1-ings will be addressed liyci number‘ Of Liberal speakers and myself. , ' The meetings to start at 8:30 p.m.

H’ KINGSBOR0—WedI1esday, March 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kingsboro Hall

STURGEON—Thursday, March 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sturgeon Hall GEORGETOWN’-—FI-iday, March‘? ... ... Town Hall HEATHEHRDALE--Monday,‘ March 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Heatherdale‘ Hall I MORELL;-Wednesday,lIMarch 12 ,. . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . Morell Hall LORNE VALLEY—Thursda.y,’ March 13 .« ., . . . . . .,. . . . Lorne Valley Hall ',S,OURIS-—-Friday, March 14. .. Community Centre MURRAY 1IARBO’UR—Sa.turday, March 15 . . . . . . . Murray Harbor Hall

ST. TERESA—-Monday,,March 17 . .. .‘.............. .

St. Teresa’s Hall

MURRAY RIVER.--Ti‘/Iesdajy, March 12 ... . . . . . . . Murray River Hall ST. PETER’S—Wednesday, March 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Legion Hall TELMIRA--Thursday, March 20 . . . . . . . 4’ A ANNANDALE, Friday, March 21 . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . Annandale Hall BRIDGETOWN, Monday, March 24. .; . . . . . . L . . . . . . . . . Bridgetown. Hall ST. CHARLES-—-Tuesday, March 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St. Charles Hall - CA_RDIGAN—Wednesday, "March 26 ... . . .. . . . .. .. . . . Legion Hall lVIONTAGUE—Thursday, March 27 . . .-. . . . . . . . . .‘. . . . . . . Yeo’s Theatre ST. MARGrARET’S-—Friday, March 28 . . . .. . . .. . . . St. Margaret’s Hall

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Hon. Donald Fleming THE ABOVE SPEAKERS AND OTHERS WILL ADDRESS MEETING IN SUPPORT OF THE KINGS . COUNTY PROGRESSIVE CONSER- VATIX/95 CANDIDATE JOHN A. MACDONALD. i . ‘ HON. DONALD FLEMING, MINISTER OF FINANCE WILL SPEAK IN THE SOURIS THEATRE, MARCH 5TH AT 8:15 P.M.

HON. ALFRED BROOKS, MINISTER OFVETERANS AFFAIRS WILL SPEAK IN THE YEO THEATRE, MONTAGUE, MARCH 6TH AT 8:15

Elmira Hall .

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'l'HOMAS J. KICKHAM,

Liberal Candidate, King’s County.

‘ as a result. tend to become ner-

vous. etc. etc. Recently, two men ( at the present, we can't recall their names) made public state- ments. One said that our Canad-

ian youth was getting soft. Be- cause of lack of proper exercise, our Canadian boys are becoming unable to even play a good game iof hockey without becoming ex- lhausted.

The other gentleman said pretty much the same thing. At our end of the Island, it doesn't seem like our boys are quite that far gone. But, it could happen. Unless that old axiom, is rev'1ve’d “All work and no play, can make Jack a dull boy”. For those who ob- ject, we’d ask them to search into the matter, and see actually how much time is really being lost. They’ll find it’s really very little. Let’s give the boys a chance.

Turning to bowling, the Abbies pulled the biggest upset of the Souris_ Women’s League when they knocked the Claim Jumpers out in the elimination rounds and drew a bye into the finals. This could establish them as favourites to take the title. At the present time, the Blue Goons are one game down in their semi-final series with the Country Cousins.

In the Men's League, the Lob- ster Kings edged the Perfection- .ists 3-2 in the first game of the semi-finals. The winners will meet the first place Remblers in the finals. Both semi-final ser- ies will end this week, and the finals are expected to get under- way toward the last of the week.

Any bowlers wishing to enter a team in the Mixed League are hereby advised to have their en- tries in by this coming Friday. The League will probably get un- derway the first of next week. At present, it -looks like a possible record number of entries.

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Souris Trips Cl1’IOwn Navy

The Souris Eastpacks defeated the Charlottetown Navy in an ex- hibition hockey game in Souris on Thursday night. Both teams were short-handed for the game, with Sobris icing eleven and the Navy only nine.

Jenkins put Souris ahead in the first period. Maclntyre and Jarvis made it three to nothing in the

with Lowe scoring twice and Bruce, to tie the game. In the third period, Jenkins scored three goals, while Maclntyre and Jar- vis got singles. Johnson and Mac- Donald, scored for the Navy. Final score: Souris 8 Navy 5. The referee was Buddy Maccormack.

Sobris Bowling Playoff News!"

The elimination round ended in the Women’s League on Tuesday night as the Abbies defeated the Claim Jumpers. The win gave the Abbies the bye into the finals. Two elimination rounds are over in the "VIen’s League, , and the other will be concluded during the middle of this week.

WOMEN’S LEAGUE:

Series A: Abbies 3%, Claim Jumpers 11/2. Abbies win best-of- three series, two games to one and advance to the finals.

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finals. A best two out of three af- fair between the Country Cousins and the Blue Goons.

Series E: Best of five final. Winners of series D and the Ab- bies.

MENS LEAGUE:

Series A: Ramblers 4 Bankers 1. Ramblers win best of three ser- ies two games to none and ad- vance to next round.

Series B: Line Roaders 4, Lob- ster Kings 1. Best of three eries tied 1-1. ‘

Series C: Perfectionists 5, Fed-

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Wednesday. March 5th

I DONALD FLEMING

MINISTER OF FINANCE

YEO'S THEATRE MONTAOUE Thursday. March. any .

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Meetings will start/at 8:15 .m. and will be addressed by Mr.:.T. A‘. - it MacDonald, Progressive Conserva ive candidate, and other spee.kerl,’.hI- ‘V.

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