unity Hospital Thursday eveningliiow resting fairly c-oinfortable.lCornlsh, Douglas Cornish

' ’ - kiiith Cmvu'tH l- ’ . ‘ I Page 18; TheGuard1an i’§f‘f§e§":,,f guests of re t“;T,e1:i1nhv0p€e toosere? liieryup oﬁrlid May 8th. I Roll call to be answered by a] Alton Webb. and 5 ( i F :1. U S Thur” May 15, 1958 The sympathy is extended to around again soon. The many friends of Mrs_ A1.iVei.se in the Bible containing the! The many friends of Mrs -. - M.SfdPhill' andfam- Th fad fM_D,.. , , ..-.. ,-ti‘ imdgk - I o . o nhfsih ‘arlleordeath Olfsihh, father’ ihl Ii “I336 ‘hlhghesigdhehf Soggy in Ashley are very sorry to word sin . Commi ees are as oy oo are sorry to heal-

Mr. Jerry Dalton, who passed

CLEAR‘!

to hear of his sudden passing at

11931‘ While Working in her h°‘me‘fo11ows: Scripture readinggihe is a patient in she had the misfortune to fall, James Brown; Entertainmcnt,i

munity Hospital all hope

bl19_ Com. for he,

0 ° away in the Community H0591‘ his home at Laurel Ave. Hav- breaking‘ her ankle She was tak. . -. . _ r b 1 - n W dl k, lunch, Fairleya speedy recovery. Sincere sympathy is extended ml’ Tuesdhay evemngs Mgyd erhill, Mass., at the age of 59 en to the 0’Leary Hospital where J0 H e 0C U_ OH 0 to Mrs. COliI1 C0StalI1. C 8 Pei A.m°ng those who atten. e e Y9a1'5- The decea‘5?d was the 59“ she received treatment and is Wolfe in the death of her sis- Utmgegd Church PreSl1’h;‘['ter‘a1Kh‘.’%g 0f the late 13311191 311d D9113 — - _ _ . ‘ _ . '- ~ .. ._ a» 611116 were 15- 91 Keefe, Portland, Maine and has T Editor's note: The writer of tries in Latin America are ln=economy remain s p1€Cdl‘101lS. hhlhlgisljuthhfilhhlgggsfhlheahhhhljhehh Gard’ Mrs. Errol Stetson. Mrs. Spent many Summers in 0,L_ SIGN PAINTING 5 P E c I A L S A L E h

f V this analysis of U.S.-.atin A-m- trouble because of falling woijldlsome "ountries lack adequate Robert Hunien Mm Arihni. Me- eary and Rosevineh Where he

erican relations was an AP cor- prices for coffee. In 1966 their transportation and power fac1l- mle.BeneVue Hospital’ Jamalca therall, Mrs. Lyman Caseley, made many friends Plastic Signs _ respondent in Latin America coffee earned nearly $2,000,000,-.ities. Most have outmoded agr1- P3111 Mi.S_ Earle Palmer’ Mrs. Reg The Ladies Aid of the B1 m I'i-ucks Lettered —— Lettering ' ‘ for six years. 000. It was down 10 per cent inicultural plants. Some spend huge Mr. and Mrs. Ivan MaCD0l1g- MaicA5ia,nd and Mrs, Aiiban. ﬂe1'dUh‘ited Ohhhrch con’ he Egon‘ BENOIT SIGNS ,i . By E. L. ALMEN 1957, and the crisis continues. |a-mounts of much-needed foreign all, Springfield West, and Mr. Cmswen an of 0»Leai.y and Vic. held a cup and saucer ihhhiher Dial 3817

55 Prince St.

and Mrs. Vaughn MacDougall, _ Reasonable Prices

O’Lea'ry, returned to their hom- es, after attending the funeral of their aunt Miss Lutie Mac- Dougall.

The many friends of Mrs. Janie Brewer, Springfield West, are sorry to hear of her contin-

' NEW YORK (AP) —- The pop- ‘-‘, nlar game of making the United

inity.

The death occurred suddenly in the 0‘Leary Community Hos- pital, Thursday night, May 8th. of Mrs. James Moran formerly “Glenn Milligan” of Lot 1‘, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Dane Mil- ligan. “esides her husband she

ThelU. s. is the biggest harkehexchange 10 import 011 be°a11'=ﬁ'= for coffee and isn’t being blamed|t1'1e3' lack Capital to “V9109 th,‘’“' for the price di-on Bun ihaiiown oil fields. For all countries doesn't lessen the economic price fluctuations seriously hob- nain,s_ The hard _ pressed Lniin ble economies built on the export Americans turn their frustration 05 raw materials‘ into criticism on other counts, Galloping inflation and the such as the lack of enough credit weakening of currencies in many

the U.P.U. rooms of the church on Wednesday evening. These gifts were donated by the ladies for the newly installed cupboards of this room. Films were shown during the evening and a social evening was much enjoyed.

States the scapegoat for Latin Americas economic h a r (1 ships helped the strategists who plan- ned the rock - throwing, spitting attacks on Vice-President Nixon 1. in Peru.

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501119 01' the best f‘1“1911d5 0f the f the U. S. f r e nomic de-,Lat'n American countries strain “ed 11111955; , 11 11-1. Sympathy is extended M1“ U. s. in Latin America have v:i§;,meni_ ° C" 'inelaVe,.,,ge mans patience as Mrs. Oliver Smallman. 0’L- gfgleshtgh fshhhlhh Uhhh James Moran. Free_1wor}. on the 43 Douglas St. Phone 9550 i been expressing doubts about Nevertheless’ Latin Amei-icnvsi wen as his waiieh eary, spent the past week .- _end sishehs and three brothers ‘The sudden paissin-g of his wife wihicjh ; V Wasliington policy. Some have with her mother, Mrs. William th f hh. Hit . 0. red in the 0Leary Comm~- if 1 been bluntly critical. Lockhart, Coleman. - syinpz dy ti‘: f '1S.1°°m'mum,y is _ 3 ,’- 1t is a situation cut to order C W L Mrs. Annie Maxfield and son ex en e ‘e _am‘1y' The machine has handy “di-°n_ih..f i for Communists and other haters 0 Y 0 0 0 Vernon, returned on Sihndayhtto S 1113131}; fi1‘11€n<l:<;1:hl_‘I"1h1,‘5h-hhE1'151eh1'h1l:_ M _li‘_‘hbb1"1]- bacliiacksv She“/hover pins; 3 f th 1 f th th. their home in Summersi e, a- er 11 IVEII 0 . 311‘ e cean mes 0 t e ~ i 0 A select: Oéﬂirimehi :11‘:-)tI)‘kesman H S spending a few days in Coiennan éhe is alhpagen-t_hinl the 0’LeaI'y gighlggihvrith any decor. Bifffgig , said Communist agitators un- visiting her brother and sister _- 0mm‘1111*1 Y OSPI 3- 1 ’ doubtedly inspired and probably I h in - law, Mr. and Mrs. William’ Mps_ Fred Leard, Brooklyn, vi- an H-rhP_-hlC0éV1PLET§7 S11: 3%: , I Only E3‘ per week on led the attack on Nixon. But The annual méfelilllg of the St. lV._lI‘S- N01'l_>eI‘t C0!‘C0I‘311: 211d- Coughlm. While in Coleman they sited her mother Mrs. Les'.-r V9 9 99!’ 311 h- V . 1 ‘ easy Biiog. .ian—-and you ‘hi Communist influence in Peru is hhntllihony su.bh- ltilivisionhhof the_Ch 27108 -hphesidlent, Mrs._d.leit'ryMPe- attended the shower of her niece Pmﬁtt’ who is a patient in the we“ systems . , _ only with SINGER. con*idered negligible. - - W35 8 1-11 _ 6 DaI‘1'S‘_ 61%; 1‘ - V1-Ce - P1951 611. ‘1‘S« Mrs. Rankin Cornish. 0’Leary communjty Hospital on ‘ 1p,§_n;i) By SMALL Am hall on Mnday evening, April Felix Arsenault, secretary, Mrs. Mp, wmjam Lefnrgey, Bedeque wedne-5(iay_ LESS TANK 10950 i . In general, Latin America feels 23111. Earl Larlml; treasurer. M1‘S- was a visitor on Sunday in Cole- Mrs, Ella Dyment, Su.m-mer- UNIT (men in ,,n,,, minnde, smnni snwmn MACHINE comm“ that the U. S- has done little to The meeting opened with the Stanley Gaudet (Te ' elected) side, is spending a couple weeks “F EE ESTIMATES,, $11252.“ - ‘ ' 1» help its Western H€miS‘Ph€1‘e recitation of the League prayer. C011-11C1ll01‘S. MI‘S- -l0h'11 F- Gl- 3165594 Virgin folnlowed. by the in O’Leary and Springfield, vis- R “"“'°°' _ h 1 friends- Especial-1y 8311111810 There were thirty - two in at- 131"’ Mm 05°” C'a*1“““' . blessing of the spiritual director iting with relatives and friends. 164 Great Geo. sh Dial lsif‘ 5111118 leaders 1St’fh<; C<:1mtl3a‘1‘If1'fhV- tendance. 11'”/h thfh 3‘bE°'_°”€° ‘ffhthe pr‘h:5}g$‘1‘: after which refreshments were Mrs. Frank 19. Ansenault re- & 0r Phone . BY S-mall 311101111 0 31 0 8111 Following the prelxi-min-ary bu4s- 9'90 v. ‘ 9 “'9 ",1° ' pr 51 ‘ served and a period of social turned to the home of her dau- , America compared with the bu- iness, twelve new members re- occiipied the chair for the re- chat was enjoyed by nme we giner, Mm Edmond Pete”, 0.L_ 155 KENT 51'. “TERMS TO SUIT YOU’ DIAL 6565 George Boudreault Montague 76-11 110115 P0111811 11110 E‘111'0'P€ f0!‘ the cited the ’league pledge. The fol- 11131111191‘ Of 9119 m9911‘11€- gem. earry, after spending several %

rehabilitation of former enemy nations.

They tend to regard the U. S. as a fairweather friend who comes pleading for raw materials in wartime and shows little inter- est in peacetime.

In Peru the specific grievance lately has been proposals to raise U. S. tariffs on lead and zinc. A tariflf increase would intensify the current hard-sliips produced by falling prices in the world market.

The tariff proposal also is the cause of extreme irritation in Mexico. Like Peru, Mexico de- pends on lead and zinc exports

lowing conivener-s gave interest- ing detailed reports of the years activities: Education, Press, Fi- nance, Meinbersliip, and Radio, T.V. and Films. ' The president in her address to the meeting thanked the spirit-ual director, Rev. C. J. Pitre for his help and cooperation in all the League work, also her fellow of- ficers for their support as well as all the members of the sub- division v*ho have worked" to make this a successful year. The following slate of’ officers was brougllit in by the nominat- ing committee and approved by the meeting. President, Mrs. Ur-

'Dhe spiritual director address- ed the meeting. After commend- ing the retiring officers and con- gratulating the newly elected ones, he urged the members to continue to work hard toward the achievement of success for the sub - division. " The meeting adjourned with the act of consecration to the

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