c. ATISH WELCOME P.C. ~MEN‘

C, A. Shaw, President of the ation in his usual jovial manner.

Kings County Progressive Con- ;ervative association, is shown above addressing The Women's progressive Conservative associ-

Also in the Photo is Mrs. Mar- garet Ready. and the guest speaker, Miss Elizabeth Janzen, National President of the W0-

Conservative Meeting Held In St. Peter's Boy Hall

A Progressive Conservative meeting was held in St. Peters

EASTERN GUARDIAN

ANNUAL MEETING, Montague dramatic workshop, High School, Montague. Tuesday April 1st. 8 o'clock.

IMl\IUl\'IZATIO;\' Clinic for pre- schoolers and infants every Fri- day, 2 to 4 p. m.. Public Health Nurses Office. Montague.

PANTRY SALE of Easter sweets at T. M. LlewelIyn’s, Thursday, April 3rd. Sponsored by Ladies Curling Club.

FARMERS! Now is the time to select your tractor for spring work while our stock is complete. Both new and used fully guar- anteed. MacLeod and Greene, Montague.

SER.VlCE—For all repairs on International tractors see Mac- Leod and Greene your McCor- mick /- International - Farmall tractor dealer. Diesel tractor re- pair our specialty.

CONSERVATIVE meeting at Souris Community Centre on Fri- lay at 8.15 p. m. John A. Mac- ionald, Conservative candidate, Walter Shaw, Provincial Leader, and other speakers will address the meeting. Everyone welcome.

Bay hall on Tuesday night with an attendance of 175 to 200. Mr. Stewart Maclilwen acted as chairman. The speakers were introduced _by Mr. Leo Rossiter, M. L. A., who during the course of his remarks thanked the peo- ple for their support to him in the last provincial election.

Dr. L. G. Dewar. M. L. A... was the first speaker. He re- vived and explained the finan- cial grant from Ottawa and pointed out how generous this province had been treated com- pared to other provinces.

The second speaker, Mr. J. A. MacDonald, P. C. Candidate for Kings, reviewed the accomplish- ments of the Diefenbaker Gov- ernment during their nine-month tenure of office and set forth the policies to be followed if the P. C. ‘S are re-elected.

The next speaker was Mr. W. R. Shaw, who explained in de- tail the agricultural price stabil- ization bill.

Mr. Melvin lVIcQuaid, presi- dent of the Progressive Conser- vative Association for Prince Edward Island, spoke on the social security measurers. He was followed by Senator J. J. MacDonald and Mr. Pratt. Both generalized the P. C. pollicies.

The last speaker Don Mac- Dougall, prime minister of the S. D. U. Model Parliament spoke on the part youth should play in politics. He stated that the

Pearson. Plan for education was.

"daughter Debbie of Charlotte- town, were recent Murray River, guests of Mrs. Cantwell’s sisters, Mrs. White and Mrs. Cariete Beck.-

men’s P. C. Association and Mrs. R-uith MacLe-od.

The meeting, held at the Bison Restaurant, Montague, was at- tending by a large and enthus- iastic number of women.

putting the cart before the horse as space and accommodations in Canadian colleges was of first improtance and immediate at- tention should be given to this matter, then attention given to scholarships and the necessary money be made available.

Ask No Liquor Or Money Be Used For Votes

It was duly moved, seconded and carried that the members of the Kings County Ministerial Association ‘ urge all candidates and supporters to uphold and observe abstinance and avoid the use of money and liquor in order to obtain votes. This motion was made at the March meeting of the association held at Trinity Mance, Montague.

Mr. L. S. Wolfrew acted as chairman and Rev. J. M. Fraser, assisted by Rev. lira MacDonald, conducted the de- votions.

Mr. George King was suggest- ed by the local association as a full time temperence field secre- tary for P ,E. 1. He is at present the head of a Boston mission

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Chandler Bros.

1 Plywood Place

MURRAY RIVER

a very successful auction and sale of lunches, in the basement of the school. on March 19th. Mrs. John Clarey was the auc-

tioner for the evening.

and twin sons of Georgetown, were recent visitors to Murray River. the guests of friends.

Angus M. Stewart, and Angus E. MacKay, all of High Bank, have returned to their homes spending a very pleasant holiday visiting with friends in Mass. U. S. A.

Murray River, was a recent bus- iness visitor to Moncton, N. B.

pleased to hear that Mr. Lloyd Herring has returned to his home in Murray Harbour, after been a patient in Camp» Hill Military Hospital, in Halifax N. S. ‘

ter, of Murray Harbour, are spending some time at the home of her parents, Mr. Reginald Johnston. M u r r a y River.

son have returned to their home in Murray River, after spending two weeks vacation. visiting with relatives and friends in Boston and New York. U. S. A.

Master Boyd Munn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munn, Murray River, are pleased to see him around again, after having his tonsils removed County Memorial Hospital, Mon- tague. '

Mr. and Mrs. Art Cantwell, and visitors to

Royal

The Murray River W. I. held

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Ansenault

The Messrs. Bruce Stewart,

after

relatives . and

Mr. Norman N. MacLean,

Friends in Murray River are

Mrs. Eric MacNeill and daugh-

and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Merton E. Fergu-

The many young friends of

in the King

Mr. Stirling MacKay, Murray

which is supported by 25 chur- ches.

the members colored slides of P. E. I.

Rev. Rowland Hill entertained with beautiful

McCULLOCI-I CHAIN SAW

7 Models " To choose from . Scott Attwater Outboards

11 models to choose from Q Power Mowers ‘

Easy Terms

Keith Carmichael Ltd. Brackley Pt. Rd. Dial 6423 “If we sell it, we service it”

......-— IT MA Trans TO YOU

of course the lobster matters to you. He's your I05"-Y°‘“' Il"I"9"' he can mean hard times or good times for your fomiI)’- 3”’ II“ I°I°‘I°'

isn't a wizard. He

can’! protect

himself. The lobster deP5"d5 °"

y°u...Ihe Iobstermnn--to SIOP waste and shortage-—to make sure next season's catch is 0 9°°°I °”°'

Here is what you can do. Throw buck the shorts—next season 1=heYII

HON. J. ANGUS MACLIAN M.P-1

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OTTAWA. CANADA

be 15% longer and 50% heavier and so bring you a better price. Leg the "berried" lobsters repro- duce so there’ll be lobsters to trap in the future.

Do this—ond you’ll be helping the lobster industry along the path that begins with conservation, leads to a good living for you, and greater prosperity for the Maritimes.

MINISTER . ozone: R. cunx. DEPUTY MINISTER

River, was a recent business visitor to Moncton, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving and daughters, of Charlottetown, were recent visitors to the homes of

their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Irving, Murray Harbour.

Mrs. Christine Macclure and daughter Carol, of Charlottetown, recently spent a weekend in Murray River. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brehaut.

M.iss Donnie MacKay R. of Charlottetown, recently spent a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. MacKay, Murray River.

Mr. William MacEachern. who is employed with the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Yarmouth, N.S., is spending his holidays at the home of his mother, Mrs. Chester MacEachern, Hopefield.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacLean, Murray River, left on March 18th for Toronto, Ontario, where they will visit with member-s of their family for a few days.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs Robert MacDonald 0_f Quincy, Mass., who were mar- ried on l\’Iarc*.h 8th. Mr. Mac. Donald is the grandson of Mrs. John M. Cairns and the late John Cairns, formerly from High Bank. Mrs. Cairns now resides at the home of her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Laughie Mac- Donald of Quincy, Mass,

Winners of the crokinole panty held in Murray River, on March

GEORGETCWN

Miss Sally .lohnson. nurse on the staff of the Kings County Memorial Hospital in Montague, was a weekend visitor to her home in Georgetown. Miss John-

2lst Ladies first, Mrs. Royal White, second, Mrs. Vance Strick- land, consolation, Mrs. Douglas Saunders; Gents, first, Mr. Reu- ben A. Moore; Second, Mrs. Wil- liam Stewart, consolation, Mr. El- lis MacPherson.

Mrs. William J". C-low of Suf- folk, recently spent a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs Reuben A Moore and Mr. Moore, Murray River.

L.A.C. Rankin Keenan, vtrho is with the R.C.A.F. in Summer- side, spent the past weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Keenan, Murray River C_D,

nursing staff of the hospital.

Miss Beth Allen. student at Un-' ion Commercial College in Char- lottetown, was a recent guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred

Mr. Fred McCullough and Mr. Philip Boudreault, bers of the M. V. Abegweit. were weekend visitors to their homes in Georgetown.

Mrs. F. J. DeLory, who for the past few weeks has been a pati- ent in the Charlottetown Hos- pital, returned home on Sunday,

Commercial travellers who re- cently called on Georgetown mer- chants in the interests of their included. Mr. Toombs of Summerside, represen- ting A.M. Bell of ‘Halifax, N.S., Mr. Ken Henderson of Summer- side, representing Summer and

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of Saint John, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Allentown on Sunday Crew m€m- of York, recently motored to at the 1101119 Of Georgetown, where they were J. Fitzg€Ta1d-

Miss Gertrude Fitzgeral V dent nurse at the Charlottetomn Hospital, and Mr. and Mrs. . - and family of Char-

ICo of Moncton, N.B., Mr, Do it guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred AI~ Smith of Charlottetown represen- len. ting Rogers Hardware Ltd., of Charlottetown and Mr. William Rogers of Charlottetown, repres- enting Emmerson and Fisher Ltd bert Burke

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