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m_:tl‘llCtIOIIS have been l'(‘L":‘l\'(‘d the Charlottetown National -mp10yment.Office. to open temporary offices in the towns of ms and Montague. for two‘ or three day periods at a time. for the convenience of the public. several trips will be made to C11 town in the SI>I'lng and in Autumn. It is expected that ch town will be visited per. haps twice in April. The new arrangement will: enable mam: people who have‘ n filing claims by mail to file them personally.’ and to obtain all necessary information in connection with the payment of
Mlhdciy Party Held For Mrs.
c, Vickerson
0;; Wednesday. March 19th. at pleasant party was held at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. MacG[eg0I‘. Montague, to cele-'1 brate the 89th birthday of Mrs! Macgregons mother. Mrs. Char-I [95 Vickerson, a highly respectedl, and beloved resident of Mon-I tague- . . . E
of her immediate family there; were present, her eldest son. Howard of Montague and William of Charlottetown. besides Mrs. Macaregor. Another son, Hector, fives in Somerville. Mass. Her granddaughter, Mrs. Charles Fraser, and two small sons were 3150 present. besides which she has a number of other graiid-
CANADA
PROVINCE OF ‘ fPRINCE EDWARD ISLAM) IN THE PROBATE COURT ,The 13th day of March, A.D.
9% Re Estate of EMMA ‘GRACE WEBSTER late of -Marie in King’s County in the ;aid Province, Widow deceased, itesta
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te. , To the Sheriff of the County of .K1ng‘s County or any Constable
p
pr literate person within said ‘," unty Y
. GREETING: '
; Whereas upon reading the
ipetition on file of Ellen Webster ,pt Morell in King s Count)’ lyloresaid. Married Woman. and -ffiudson Bowley of Charlotte- lmwn in Queens County in the and Province, Transport Man- gel‘, the Executors of the above named Estate praying that 3 citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby requ1I‘- ad to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and ap- pear before the Judge present at nProbate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlotte- town in Queens County in the said Province, on Thursday ‘the 24th day of April next coming. Eat the hour of thirty-minutes after ten o’clock forenoon oi the same day to shew cause llf any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Ian M. M_acLeod, Esquire, Proctor for said Peti- lioner.
AND IT IS HERBY ORDER- ED that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper published in. Char- Iottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecu- Iive weeks from the date hereof ‘and that a true copy hereof _be forthwith posted in the following ‘public places respectively, name- fly, in the hall of the Court House in Georgetown in Kings County aforesaid, at or near the store of Diiigwell & Rossiter at ‘Morell aforesaid and at or heat‘ the Morell Consumers‘ C0-0P€-‘T’ -ative Store at Morell aforesaid, so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof. ‘WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the laid Probate Court at Charlotte- town in Queen’s County," the day and year first above written.
By The Court.
(L.S.)
BEIS
benefits. It is believed that it yyill eliminate many de1ays’ which ccur when claims filed by man
are incorrectly completed.‘ Postal claims half completed 0” containing insufficient infor: gtgfitilonla have. hitherto accounted claimo —uCpS In the approval of . 3 “he opening of tem- Poiary offices, should be of a special value in Novembeit and December. when the great majority of people living in the R153]; ar"%?S Complete applications Charlelzte its. It would relieve the 0 8 Own office of great deal
of paper Work. and at the same _
children and great-grandchi1d- ren. Several nieces were also pre- Sehl as well as a few family friends.
The_ Company sat down to a bountiful supper,.p1-epared by
-Mrs. MacGregor and her daugh.
tel‘. Mrs. Fraser, and topped off with a beautiful birthday cake. After the singing of “Happy Birthday", the guest of honor opened a large number of beau- tiful gifts and cards. A pleasant social evening was spenrtwending with a hearty sing song in which Mrs. Vickerson heartily joined.
1The eyening came to a close with the singing of “Auld Lang Sync”
and “She’s A Jolly Good Fel- low", and wishing Mrs. Vicker- son many more happy birthdays.
It is worthy of note that Mrs.
the which she was a devoted mem- ber for a great many years.
CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
IN THE PROBATE COURT
The 141th day of March A_D. 1958 in Re Estate of LEONARD WOOD late of Hopeton in Queen’s County in the said Province, Re- tired Trader deceased, testate.
To the Sheriff of the County of Queen’s County or any Constable or literate person within said County
GREETING:
WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of R. Walter Wood of Mount Herbert in Queens County aforesaid, Far- mer, and Mary Bragg of Hope- ton aforesaid, Widow, the Ex- ecutors of the above named Estate, praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear be- fore the Judge present ata Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Pro- vince, on Monday the 21st day of April next coming, at the hour of ten o’clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Ian W. MacLeo<d Esquire, \Proc-tor for said Peti- tioner.‘
AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER- ED that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper published in Char- lottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecu- tive ‘weeks from the date here- of and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the ‘fol- lowing public places respective- ly, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the store of Mrs. L. H. MacPherson in South-
and at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown afore- said, so that all persons interest- ed in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.
WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlotte- town in Queen’s County. the day and year first above written. By the Court. »
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<sg£i.§ Frances B_ Vinnicombe
(Sgd.) Frances B. Viiinicombe.
ST. PETER’S
CONSERVATIVE MEETING
‘ Your Conservative candidate will Iddress the meeting. dlO|19 Wm‘ °th°'r Prominent speakers.
Refreshments to be SeI‘V€d
. ‘ ' ti . published by Kings County Conseriatlve Associa on
:j
Registrar.
BAY HALL
THURSDAY MAR. 25th
at
8.00 P. M.
Vickerson, up until a few years ago. was a regular attendant in United Church Choir, of
/Souris AncrMonfague To Have Eml3l°‘/menf Offices
“me give a great section of the
Public. personal contact with Uhemployment Insurance Of- ficials.
The Charlottetown Office al- read has paid one visit to Souris, and used the Canadian Legion Home as a temporary office. The visits to both towns will be advertised in the press well in advance, in order that the public may take full advantage of the opportunity to obtain any desired information, not only about Unemployment Insurance Benefits, but about employment openings which may be avail- able from time to time.
Win Souris Bowling Crown
The Perfectioiiists upset the power-packed Ramblers 3 1-2-1 1-2 in the fourth game of the best of five finals on Tuesday night to win the Championship of the Souris Men’s League three games to one. The Perfectionists had won the first game 5-0 and lost the second 31 - 21, then the ggrfectionists took the third game The fourth and deciding game was the most exciting game of the series. The Perfecttionists and Ramblers split the first two strings, ond after eight boxes in the final string the Ramblers were ahead. Then the Perfection- ists surged, and the Ramblers collasped.
Members of the new Champion- ship team are: Edward Clinton (captain), Melvin Paquet, Don
' FitZPatI‘ick. Elmer Doucette and
Kenneth 0’Hanley.
Death Friday Of Mrs. L. J. Acorn
There passed away at the Kings County Memorial Hospital, on Friday, March 21st, Mrs. L. J. Acorn, Alliston, in her 84th year. She leaves to mourn her passing her husband, and one son Samuel of Alliston, and one daughter, Mrs. Otto Irving of Peter's Road. Two sons and one daughter predeceased her. Funeral service will be held Sunday from the Peter’s Road Presbyterian Church at 2 p. in. Interment will be in Peter's Road Cemetery.
W. Germany Will Build Missile Buses
BONN (AP) — Chancellor Kon- rad Adenauer declared Thursday that West Germaiiy’s soldiers will be armed with atomic weapons and missile bases will be built on German soil if the Atlantic allies think that necessary. Adenrauer and his lieutenants put on a spirited defence of their policies in the Bundestag—-lower house—a-fter receiving from So-_ viet Ambassador Andrei. Sm-irnov a new memorandum raising again the question of an East German- West German federation.
The note accused the Bonn gov- ernment df being more interested in getting U.S. nuclear and mis- s-ile wealpons than in German uni- fication.
WANT wurrnv STAMP WHITBY, Ont. (C'P)—The post
rt . Q een County aforesaid 5 office department has been asked po in u 1 .
to issue a special stamp mtarkihig Whitiby’s victory in the recent world hockey championships in Oslo, Norway. Town clerk John R. Frost said the suggestion was made in a letter sent Wednesday. He said Russia issued such a stamp after its national team won the world hockey title in 1956. ’
LOOKING AHEAD ?
SOME young men settle for just a job ~ without looking ahead to see if it’s leading them anywhere.
YOU dding that?
WHEN you’ve got th! facts, you’ll likely decide you can look ahead in the Navy.
WHY? _ BECAUSE the Navy will give you full pay while you train and qualify as a skilled technician.
BECAUSE you'll find the Navy offers you: a well- travelled, well-paid career with many benefits that ring the bell — including a good pension at an age when you’re still young enough to use -it.
DON’T decide on any job—-’til you find out what a Navy career has to offer.
SEE THE NAVAL RECRUITING OFFICER
' at
~ H.M.C.S. QUEEN CHARLOTTE Charlottetown
Stopped Six Months After
By DONALD BOLLES LEVITTOWN, Pa. (AP) ~- A rock was lobbed from the crowd standing around the pink ranch- style home. Glass shattered. More s t 0 it e s followed. The crowd of 500 jeered and shouted. For nine days and night the ruckus continued -— all over what white residents thought was the first Negro family in Levittown. This was six months ago. What is the community like today? Violence has stopped. Harass- ment is banned by a court order. A 24-hour police guard was re- moved in early November.
But there is still a strong on- dercurrent of feeling about the incident.
William Myers, 34, Negro war veteran who moved in with his wife Daisy and their three young children, says:
“I don’t tlhlllk it’s worth what we had to go through, but I'm satisfied. Some people h ave changed their ideas. Many are sorry they were among the trou- blemakers. A few people ride by the house now and point, but it docsift bother me.”
AMAZED AT HOSTILITY
Myers said one of the reasons he was amazed at the extent of the hostility was that Levittown was an integrated community be- fore he ‘moved in.
He insists there were Negroes passing for whites before he came. In addition, there ‘are dark - skinned Cubans, Puerto Ricans and Indians in the 60,000 population.
B ut Levittown homeowners
EASTERN GUARDIAN
MONTAGUE High School Rings and Crests in stock. B.oehner’s Jewellers. Gift Shop. Certirfied Watchmaker.
J. A. MACDONALD, PC. can- didate will be at the P.C. office in Souris 4:00-5:00 p.m._ and 7:00-8:00 p.m_ Saturday.
GEORGE BOUDREAULT, your singer sewing machine represen- tative, office next to Guardian Office Montague. Phone 76-11.
RESERVE Wednesday July 23- rd. For the Murray Harbor Unit- ed Church tea party, instead of the 9th, as previously advertised.
SPECIAL Meeting of Montague Curling Club, Monday night, 8 p. m. Important meeting. All members are urged to attend.
PROGRESSIVE Conservative Committee rooms, Montague, will be open each evening until March 29th. Anyone desiring in- formation Phone 204 or call at
» Committee Rooms.
A MEETING of the Kings County Women's Progressive Conservative Ass’n will be held Monday, March 24th, in the Bis- on Rainbow Room at 8 p. m. Miss Elizabeth Janzen, National Women’s President, will be in attendance. '
FUNERAL HELD — The fune- rail of Mrs, Donald A. MacDon- ald, whose death occurred on Friday, March 14, at her home in Clear Springs, was held Mon- day, March 17 to St. Mairgaret’s Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev_ A. J_ MacLeod, who also conduct- ed service _at the grave, Inter-'
tery. Pal-1 bearers were Chester Stephen Gillis, Joseph Gillis,
Reginald Costello and John A. Maclnnis.
Violence Hos I
» der.
ment was in the Church Ceme-‘
MacDonald, F-rank lV1¥acDonald, ‘
Major Tragedy Hanging Over Some 500 Eskimos
By DAVE McINTOSH Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)—A major trag-
edy is hanging over some 500 Es- himos in the barren lands west of Hudson Bay. ,-
Offlcials said Thursday these Eskimos may be doomed to lives of accepting the white man’s re- lief unless they can be persuaded —not strong-armed -— to accept new fonms of livelihood.
A case in point is the Hen-ik Lake band of Eskimos whose so- cial and economic depression has led to killing and evacuation.
The band at I-Ienik Lake, 250 miles northwest of Eskimo Point on the western shore of Hudson Bay, was without leadership and depressed. Then the caribou, their source of food, clothing and fuel, failed to turn up. VIOLENCE ERUPTS
Violence suddenly erupted. The Eskimo recognized as the con- jurer-—or witch doc«tor—~was mur- dered and the slayer himself was stabbed to death. An Eskimo woma-n will face trial April 14 at Rankin Inlet-on a charge of mur-
Arctic experts feared the vio- lence might spread. The 40-odd members of the band were flown to Eskimo Point by the RCMP so they could be kept under su- pervision.
N-ortiliern a f f a i r s authorities have visited the band. Members
worried that property V 51.1 ue s would drop, and that the Myers were backed by outside groups as an entering wedge for a. flood of Negroes. ‘
A local real estate man says property values have not drop- ped and there was no panic sell- ing. He says it’s relatively easy to sell or rent a house in Dog- wood section where Myers lives.
After the August incidents, the Philadelphia Tribune, a. Negro paper, ran a list of ‘800 homes in Levittown into which a Negro could move without red tape. It got only two responses, but no sales.
Myers says his reason for mov- ing in was economic. “Tthere are -a lot of things wc’vie gained here. We have a. good property, :1 ga- trage that we didn’t have, and we have both white and Negro friends.”
PERSONALS
Mr. Benedict Lan-igan of Cam- bridge, has received the sad news of the death of his brother, William, of Sydney, N. S.
Her many friends will be pleas- ed to know that Miss Betty Mac- Neill is making satisfactory progress following her operation at the Kings County Memorial Hospital on Thursday.
Royal Conservatory I of Music of Toronto’
MIDSIIMMEII EXAMINATIONS
Q JUNE, 1958
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Application and foes mus! ‘
of the band cannot graustp
the meaning of working for wages. They had hunted only the cari- bou and had never seen seal or walrus. The woman charged with murder clan-not comprehend the meaning of a trial. Arctic experts say they have been unable to uncover any mo- tive for the double killing or abandonment by the Eskimo woman of her hive children. One of them died of exposure. They hope the trial will bring out the underlying cause of the violence. Authorities say the disappear- ance of the caribou herds may
bands in the W-II'ldJS’W€IPI'. barren lands lying between the Hudson Bay and Arctic shores.
Officers of the northern affairs department are planning co-oper- ative projects for the ar-ea—th-at is, moving the Antigonish, N.S., co-op movement to the Arctic. '1Ihere are about 500 Eskimos in
the barren lands who rely on the caribou. The herds are declining in some Eskimo bands, there are fewer men
a-nd besides,
(hunters) than women.
Authorities say the barren lauds Eskimos must be encouraged to
acceipt other means of earning
Isat, Mai-c=Ii 22, 1958 The Guardian pPage_S“
livelihood .
I produce and sell stone carving§« There are hazards even in this. The band Was ‘doing well unfit‘ A band of Eskimos on the north- the demand f°" me camngs 5" '. erntip of Ungava Peninsula was denly fell off and they have been- encouraged to leave the‘ land to left with nothing to do.
similarly afflict other Eskimo‘
Hockey Tonight Montague RIlIl( Semi-Final Game
I 'SummervI'lIe‘ Vs. Bombers
Time 8 pm.
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Liberal Public Meetings In King's County
The following meetings will be ad- dressed by a number of Liberal speak-
ers and myself. Everybody welcome. The meetings to stun‘ at 8:30
Bridgetown——M0nday, March 24 Bridgetown Hall St. Cha.rles—Tuesday, March 25 St. Charles _H-all Cardigan—Wednesday, March 26 Montague—Thursday, March 27 St. Ma'rgaret’s—Frici-ay, March 28-
Legion Hall Yeo’s Theatre
St. Margaret’s Hall
THOMAS J. KICKHAM.
‘ Liberal Candidate, King’s County.
Behind a thousand ifaces was the man '— LO-N C-HANEY - -- behind the man - - - the women "lie
loved and hated. *
- - - the ,women who ignited the flame of his genius driving him to
undying fame!
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FINAL DAY -— COME EARLY
—EXTRA SHOWS-
MORNING MATINEE AT 10 O’CLOCK AFTERNOON AT 1 AND 3 3 ‘ EVENING AT 7 AND 9
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A LANOTHIER HIT COMING . . - MONDAY and TUESDAY --
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WE HAVE ALL NECESSARY
SERVICE
ALL INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS INCLUDING OUR DIESEL MODEL
IVlacLEOD & GREENE
Your International Truck Tractor, Farmall
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employment-.
is appalling.
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Don't Throw Away _a_i Goocl Thing I
Liberal leader Pearson does not favor the large Public Works Program of Prime Minister Diefenbaker. His lack of knowledge of its value in improving fcicilifies to our fishermen and farmers. and In providing
Listed below. is the largest and most comprehensive program ever to be undertaken in one season in Kings County:
PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM: ~
Savage Harbour: Completion of works with extensive Dredging; Red Head: Construc- . tion of Retaining Wall with necessary dredging; Naufrage: West side of breakwater to
be extended, dredging if necessary to clear entrance; North Lake: Extensions to Land-
ing Piers, dredging as required to clear out basins; Basin Head: Continuation of sand
fence control program; Sounis: Erection of new federal building, painting of potato warehouse and improvements to harbour light facilities; Launching Pond: Breakwater extensions inward, dredging to clear out run; pletion of Railway Wharf and erection of . frostproof potato
warehouse, repairs to Queens Wharf; Montague: Concrete
top for Wharf with asphalt on inner section; Lower Mon-
tague: Dredging at French Creek‘to provide protection for
boats there; Sturgeon: Repairs to mid-section of Wharf; 1 Panmuro Island: Completion ‘of dredging program;
Gra.ha.m’s Pond: Dredging to extend present basin inwards;
Murray Harbour North: Repairs to approaches and investi-
gation survey on work completed last year; Murray River:
Dredging around wharf and clearing out basin; Murray
Harbour: Laminated concrete top for wharf on north side
and improvement in range light facilities, dredging to
straighten channel; Beach Point: Retaining wall to provide
additional landing space, dredging as required to clean up.
General repairs will be carried out as required at Morell,
Fortune, Annandale, North‘ Cardigan, Cardigan, Montague, Murray River and Little Sands.
landing extensions,
Georgetown: Com-
If Your Member Can Achieve TI1afMucI1 In Months . . . What Can He Do In 4 Years? FOR ACTION . . .
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