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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

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AGENTS :-MONTAGUE: Harold F.

AGENT GEORGETOWN ;

may he bought at th

The Guardian Blue Dome Restaurant.

In Georgetown: The Post Office; in

..'l.N HOSPITAL - Her many friends will regret to learn that Mrs, Angus Macseth. Whirii Road. is a. patient in the King's County Hospital. All wish her a speedy recovery.

JBIGNS OF SPRING The Guardian at Montague has in re- ceipt yesterday of several sprigs of pussy willows which were found near the Sevrn Mile Road. The

Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart.

Waidoia Lovers

Curling Club Regular Meeting

. . 'The regular meeting of the Montague Ladiea' Curling Club was held in the Club room last even- ing with the president, Jean Mac- Donald, presiding. There were eighteen members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Crockett Trophy team was chosen with Jean MacDonald as skip, Eve Cudmore, mate, H. Clair. second stone, and Olive Poole, first stone. The play- offs for this trophy will be held next week. A friendly team was

3 following places in Montague: and Guardian Office; Souris: The Snack Bar.

. . 'GIBL GUIDE MEETING- The regular meeting of the First Montague Girl Guide: was held last evening in the Legion Hall under the leadership of Guiclera Beck and MacLaren. The course in semaphore was continued, after which games and contests were en- joyed. The meeting closed in the usual manner.

Impressive Funeral

THE GUARDIAN. GHARlA)TTE'l'UWN

HALIFAX. (CPi-Men went to work by boat and trucks were used as ambulances Monday as heavy mud stalled traffic on many of Nova Bcotla's secondary dirt roads. Several sections of highway, in- cluding one stretch on Cape Breton leading to the ferry across the Strait of Canso were impassable. A doctor had to use a helicopter to reach Terence Bay, 20 miles from here. to exam.ine a sick girl. A heavy truck was used to bring another child to hospital.

The men of Terence Bay. many of whom work in the Halifax area. went to work by fishing boat, and

Mud Stalls Traffic On Secondary N.S. Roads

....s..Mt...m?m. ' Since Friday, he said. there have

Clara s.. Charlottetown, spent his week-end of February 27, at their home in Murray River.

Mr. Stirling Whiteway, Char- lottetown, spent the February 21,

enta. Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Whitoway, Murray River.

been at least 15 cars and light trucks mired in the mud at var- ious spots. He tried to drive to Halifax Saturday but had to give up after the first mile.

Two tractors worked around the clock at Port Hawkesbury during the week-end to tug cars through a half-mile or mud on the road leading to the Canso ferry. As many as 40 were lined up waiting at one time.

The highway: department. mean- while, announced its annual clos- ing of the highway: which but vehicles over 8,000 pounds. This is

The many friends of Mrs. Art Gosbee, Murray River, are sorry to hear she is a patient in the, P E. Island Hospital, it is the, wish of all that she will a speedy recovery.

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Mr. Ken MacLeod, Charlottetown, i spent the week-end of February 2'1, i at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Macbeod, Murray River.

Mr. Augustine Flynn, teacher at High Bank school spent the Febru- ary 27, week-end at his home in

week-end at the home of his par- '

b d had burst and the soft also chosen and includes Lorraine .

wlhia flowers were in bloom as w gg Coffin, skip, Blanche smith, mg”, only the heaviest trucks could plow garlnzzltytoerggtluu;wlf9sV::fr1excar Charlottetown.

they would have been in April, monnnued from M” 1, I... Sinclair, second, and Adah Mac- lhlmlllll "W ll"? ml" M ml” lhal mnenm u edgd y "3 C -m-

-pm, i. perhaps , remit of ii... ex. 7 gm, F, . Gregor, hm. separate the village from the main 3 9 P - Miss Esther Ferguson who is lPnd9Cl "llld W93ll'l9l" 59'"? "Perle Council held vigil during the Ways and means for raising l"KhW3y' :E "nPl03'9d 1" Dl"'lm0Ulll- N- 3-. ls mud during the past N.” weeks mgm. money were dlsvussedl and H M” People that drove to Terence Buy Murray spending a three week holiday at

V ggdgg ,.,4H on Monday m,,,.,,,,,K M 10,.” decided W hold 3 pamry sale some for the week-end left their can the home of her parents, Mr. and

i Personals o'clock Solemn Requiem Hlzll time this month. It was moved that "ld ”t'"'"f"d "1 Hall”-X W "Wk M” tuck F"3"5'-m- M'”l"Y mil"-

gg,” Mass for Msgr. St. Johviiri v.as1cel:i- I11 gutggnmng mus be Dam. The Io.rml)oat.”iBut(." "said Mrs.1Jalmes Y The mu” 1 le-E.-I M M hi

. . ltrated by Rt. Rev. . sit -- Ir entertainment committee r o L d ' 9- W 9 ” le gl'"""' 50” GM ' n 5 ” l"- C 9 In-;l1f4:::doE1””:fh0P?1la:fe ”b'::nMv'lL:: Murphy, Deacon oi the Mass qua): ma, 3 mm from summe,.S,?: grid proprietor, "we've had it worse, The Mlurray River W. I. held a tMacLean, Murray River are sorry

mm mm, mpecme homes m Rt. Rev. Thoinasg...l. Reed, .u - one mm ch,,,.,,,,,e,,,,,,, had been than this. VEspeci:iliy wllcn the -iiiccesslu cake sale at Cook and 0,119” she is in patient in the

Deacon, Rev. I-inley Mullall). m,ma,,,ed by me ma, dub As whole 20 miles was unpaved." Sons store on February 19. Kins: County Memorial Hospital.

' Montague. It is hoped she will have

Elliotvaie, P.E.i.. are returning to- Albert wmmms County Cmmcm

M t f Ceremonies, Rev. Eric day to resume their itioiis with as H n

l'”hlll. Thurifer, Rev. Phelan M:- g speedy recqygi-y,

there was no further business, the meeting adjourned.

Mr. Harry Welton, Charlottetown

let for the Terence Bay area. said: the February 27 week-end

Fm3er'Bm" Cmlslr ” Cm"'llx'e-nna, Acolytes, Rev. William --The smmuon is very u,,.y Sela spent Pfny 3" Fro”-5b" 303- B-llllnls mpson and Rev. Parnell Wood. ' long. Terence Bay is so new m,'at his home in High Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving anl island Fresont ill the SBhClUal')i-WPl'9. Govt wins Votg cm, and yet is complemy 50. .m.. daughters Brenda Ann and Don- 'll'- mm 3lWlV R- V- M3””"Z"" WW4 lated by land." ..fMi's. John Cook, Murray alda, Charlottetown, spent Febi-u- , "G" G” ” Rexs. ti-enrge Mavcormack. iii l 'CiIllllllil0d from pug? it River, entertained ii number of arr 31. visiting at the homes of There Wlll be all interruption of electric power 0 ”Atrocious" Roads young friends of her son Rand who their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan our Souris line, East of Mount Stewart, on wednesdalvl

"Butler, .7. P. E. O'l-ianley. Leonard l.-t.yi'es, Clarence Pitre and Edwin 1'). Steele. Occupying seats in the

Irving. Murray Harbour. and Mr. and Mrs. William J. MacKay, High Bank.

afternoon, March 3rd, between thehours of 1:00 and 5:00 p.m., weather permitting, for the purpose of mak,

celebrated his fourth birthday on February 20.

mernbersidiiifiiiu the day iorAi'i;

plomeiitalion of an ”.iiiti-depress- He said roads had been in an

Expectllew Tests

(Continued from page 1' Sanctuary were Sir William Mac- lolllx” Pl'0Rraril. d "atrocious" state for days, but this . --s---r- cw W , V -r M iii: and Sir Roderick MiiCD0ll- 5””i"-llallf llllillllllllll llm Cli'- Week-end it beca e .0 bid ii at 20 - ln ermanent re airs i "OM10 d'-V199 7” ll”? AEC5 P'Ml'lald Illhe funeral oration was de- cu..ilc-d anions: MP tlroups and in- of the men had To hire la bclat loi .Mls5 Ann Be”'.Ch”10uel'0wni "CD" g p p 0 the damage Caused by the V , . ' . . -. , . , has a recent visitor to Murray recent St0I'm. '10 DTGHHK Kmllml 1” me M3T5ll3ll iivr-red by Rev. Vi. X. Mat-Donald. diiiduals said their? is no evidence get to work in l-lnlzfax. lRn-e c 1 h 1, th - 1 C P R Re cl-fgd islands. I A Guard of Honor from the oi the government having given George Hllrhle made the trip inhmd r',,':3,5 ;:h. H dmM:'-mJ' law ' ' ' P . I I I "Th1-5 Gelml-W0" "5 ll” ll?” lll Bishop lliaclilachern Assembly of "constructive consideration" to ac- ilrlallfax Sunday to seek medical and book lMurra RAJ." r. O D Rbruury Defic" I series of tests-" lthe 4th Degree Knights of Cdoium- tion to meet mas! unemployment. for his six-year-old daughter Carol ' y ' .... I , The commission and the defenceihus was present. The Guar un- Mr. Low said th ve n i. A - . ' . g '

department announced Jan. 3 ihatlrier command of Pilot Alfred should: e E0 r men mh m with. 8' few? am? a mfm . Mm Waller Bueu' Mm”? mun MONTREAL" (ems - Canmhml

. , . The doctor who flew theie aboard ,5 gpendlng two week, Wm, he, Pacific Railway company Mondayl ”" MW W5” Wmld ”””3' 0” ”I!”"" l”C"",l."l ”" ””m.”l"g 5". 1- l'lCl"i3-V l"l9lllI3l0.l'm6Ill ln!llr- a navy helicopter dP('ldP(l slit mfmcimden while their 3 g reported February rail opei-ationsi lurlh” ph355 (ll 3 9”ll'slll”l'l3 5"”. lf"l3h”: wlmed Jt slanm llfw 3”” belllilll-E ("id Dl”0i'ld9 lm” Same didn't require hnspiinl trcaliiiciit. liiloir and Mr; ches c,,,,,f,,,m'.:.' resulted in a net. operating deficit. Gross revenues drop ed 35 520 T1 L

l'- l70il?v P A ""'””"' sort of stay on mortcigo foreclos- ”A doctor couidiiit 201 ilifiliri 0",auay on a two-week vacation. of 8l.294.79li aizlllil-it In operating, 545 to s3o.245,o94 and vE:orkii15t exl-lscntsethg eigzlitglgeggzgisrefinf

lea of weapons trsis of all cziiegoi--.

M" profit of 390.991 in the same month

last year.

penses were down 84,134,760 at t31,- 539,892, avg; "05, revenue mo

Arthur lT. Campbell. Jack Doyle 539.892. l 245,094.

and L. 0. Kelly. Sir Knight Ben Gallant was Bearer of the em- blnms of the 4th Degree.

The honorary pail lirarers were. Revs. Patrick Walsh. W. E. Mon-

ures. so that unemployed persons would not be evicted from their homes.

2. Push forward with building plans, providing interest rates on mortgages.

the ground unless he walked for! five miles," said Mr. Hilchie.

Mr. Percy Sharam and daughter.

Higher Destructive Power l house-

As recently as Feb. 17, Presidentl reduced

Eisenhower reported "mighty in-

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f"”'5m 1” Us algmec sizjgg lzzoligs-. vvhrcria Keefe. A. L. Sin- ,1 '-doipll Wllllfllg "N19 Wllt-3

n a essage askin orig s g c.es, sgn ng ra e agreemen

lift lm eight-year secrecy vell no ,i,i,”,;,,i;,,,lf,i,fi"d” ""1 B" with any countries sincerely de- could be airing trade and boosting trade

that allies of the US. told how to use atomic weapons in the battlefield. Emphasizing tizai disclose actual sscrstz. of know-how, Eiserihower "great progress” in nuclear velopment. and he said:

The active pail bearers were. '.Wl-ssrs. lloward Paquet, Linnie .'ll.1c(,'oi'mat'k. Max Madore. An- hr ixnlild nni iii.-iv F Mai-Donald. Laurie Pa-

3l'01lll(' quei. and Peter A. Mrbellan. The felioflvbdlmnurners were Messrs. J. Bren- de-lrm St. John, Ernest St. John. J. lliussell St. John, Richard St. John.

with sterling-area countries by ac- cepting ns pirt payment for ex- ports.

4. Promote a "Canada first." pol- icy of encouraging manufacture of raw materials.

5. Increase old age pensions and

-o-be Out

"The thermonuclear hydrogen Donald F. Macnulay, Stewart Mac- war veterans allowances to expand weapon today . . . duarits in de- Iiulay and Anslem MacDonald. the home market for goods and structive power all atomic viea-1 Interment was in the church stimulate nmnloyment.

Bright Future-

.r-inu-iery at Souris. Prayers at the said by Msgr. Reed Msgr. Murphy. Rev. Rev. Parnell

pors "

Additional light on the sub,lectliZFBVP- W9"- of the destructive fury of the H-l”5lSl-N'l ll.” bomb came from Senator Styles l7'"lfVV M"ll'lll3'r

Mr. Low said Canada's econom:- has a bright future, but Parlia- ment should not be blind to the present problems. He siiggested

l Eridns ,Repl NIH, in a speech Wood and Rev. William Simpson. ' Feb, 20 in uhinh he sam mg " establishniont of a pernianent Com- Pacific island 0blll,cl';1l,ed in the mans committee which would make

Georgetown Ami I Vicinity

I ..fMr Hlighle Gotell, who ',employed in Saint John, N. 13., ac- , , - lcompamed by M”, Goren mm mm. iic works and by recognition of the lily. who fume in Chulocwnwn interdependence of agriculture and motored to Georgetown where they industry. were me week-end Kuesu of Mr, Mr. Argue said the debate has Gum” pm-en”. ML md M,-5, shown the government has no pol-

John C, 603,911, icy to dcnl with unemployment. He charged the government with me trying to "drive a wedge" between farmers and industrial Workers. If the government would guarantee a fair price for wheat in the nexl lrcrnp year, farmers would i-.'i'

an anual investigation and report on the employment situaton and make recommendations to keep Canada's economy busy.

I-iazen Argue ICCF-Assiniblai is said unemployment cnuld be solved by A program of government pub-

1952 tut was 10 to 12 miles long and five to six miles wide.

And chairman W. Sterling Cole (Rep, N.Y.) said in a recent Chi- cago speech that the 1952 hydrogen blast bore a hole arm mile wide

and 1'15 feet deep in the ocean floor.

Mr. Allan Mair returned ho last week, from I. visit of several months in Boston, Mass.

L.A.C. George MacDonald of the Royal Canadian Air Fiorcestationed at Greenwood, N. 3., arrived in Georgetown last week. George was D10?! called home due to the accidental dusliry back On the 10b- death of his brother Reginald in J. M. Macdonnell (PG-Toronlc Toronto last week. Greenwood) said the governinrnt

..m,. "does not like to admit any VX15- rlom or knnwledrge can come from

Savage wolves of the sea!

enough farm implements in thi- l2 months to out all the uneni- d in the farm implement in-

Mr. Malcolm Allan of Charlotte- town, aasarecentvisitortoGeorge- any (llIBl'l9l' 0i ll”. HOUR CXCCN town. themselves.” All the opposition got from the Mr. Alec Ai-gengult, Canadian government were "wail-and-see" ' National Railway trainman, om- and "RlVP-iii-llme" 5l5l"m9"l'5' ployed on the Charlottetown-Souris Liberal sneakers. he said. had run, spent the past week-end gt praised Acting Prime Mlnl5lPl'

Howe while telling Pnrlianioiit to be "good little boys" and that the governm:-iii. could handle. the llnv emnlnynient situation.

Mr. M2ICdflnnCll said trial as the debate wore on it seemed that the question of unemployment slipped into the background while Mr Howe's capabilities more and more

his home in Georgetown.

and Mrs. William Jay of Charlottetown were guests on February 28. of Mrs. Jay's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh.

Mr.

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Bernard Walsh, student in Fresh- man Year at st. Dunstan's Uni- versity, was the guest of his par- took the spotliizht, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh on This situation led him in iuiggosl Febmafy 33. that this litlr of the debate should

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Miss sheila DeLorv. student iit' Prince of Wales College, was the week-end guest of her parents,

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messages. flowers. letters and cards.

Mm minbeth alum Prince M borne Wlgglnton, Montague

Wales College student at Char- lottetown, was a week-and guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

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Grade V -1. Anne Conway and , Margaret Mcfnnis: 1. Elaine Har- ris: 3. Leonard McNeil.

Grad-. IV --I. Anne sweenov.

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Grads If-I. i. sylvla Murphy: 2 natty Ilelull: 8. Henrietta Jarvis and lobby Conway.

Grade 1' -1. Donna I-rr-ta and Daniel Jarvis: 1. Michael Dolley: 3. Gerald ML-Nell and Key awunev.

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