JULY A 15, 1953 Australia lielaxes
. Restrictions 0n
Non-Dollop Goods
CANBERRA, (AP)-Australia re- laxed restrictions Friday on a wide range of non-dollar imports,
The cabinet. also made decisions aimed at making trade easier with Japan, acting Prime Minister Sir Arthur Fadden announced. The import relaxations. he said, will amount to increasing by 10 per cent quotas of various imports from non-dollar and non-Japanese sources,
The decision is a further step in the progressive relaxation of the import controls imposed last year, Fadden said.
IN MEEANORIAM
MRS. ROY Ml.cLAlNE
The death occurred in the P. E. I Hospital on June 6, of Mrs. Roy MacLaine in her 56th year.
In nil her illness and confine- ment to a sick bed her courageous spirit was ever revealed. Mrs. Mac- Lnllic was born in Forest. Hill, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alan Macl..eod. Since her marriage she lived in St. Peters' Bay where she endeared herself to everyone who knew her. She possessed a friendly personality which made for her a host of friends. In her own home she was the center of hospitality. Through her unselfish spirit, love and goodwill which she always exemplified her passing came as a great shock to all who were privileged to know her and especially to her husband and fain- ily who were able to be home in her final illness.
The Church which she loved- rts worship, organizations and act- ivities-she always supported with a generous devotion and loyalty. in the community her llltllly acts sf kindness will be sorely missed out will ever remain a rich re- nembrance in the hall of memory.
Surviving are her husband and the following daughters who will mourn a loving wife and mother: Margaret, Toronto, Ont.; Lex, Welland, Ont; Flo iMrs. Ronald Moorhousei, Montreal: also two brothers and one sister. Garfield and Malcolm, Forest Hill; Belle (Mrs. Edison Mutch). North River.
Borrowing friends and neighbors overcrowded St. Peters' Bay United Church for her funeral service which was preceded by a short ser- vice at her late residence. I-Ier minister, Rev. R,'. A. MacLeod, and a former minister, Rev. D. Wallace MacPherson, conducted the ser- vices. Mr. lllacLeod spoke. a mes- sage of comfort. in ”a home that is r-carnal, not. made with hands". Hymns sting were "Rock of Ages" and "Abide With Me". Mr. Walter Burdett, a personal friend of the deceased, sang ”The Last Mile of the Way".
The casket, banked with a pro- fusion of flowers, bearing mute evidence of the esteem of the de- parted friend, was borne to its last resting place in Midgell Cemetery by the following pallbearers: Ed- ward Qulgley, James Lewis, John Sutherland. Sheldon Macswain, Kenneth Msccailum and John C. Macneth.
And still her silent ministry Within my heart tenth place: In when on earth she walked with
me And met me face to fare.
Her life is forever mine. What she to me has been Kath left henceforth its seal and sign
THE, CENTRAL GUARDIAN
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"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL.” cilggey's Pharmacy, next. Stewart? Bakery.
"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE- st the HUGHES DRUG STORE."
KEROSENE, Electric and Pro- pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryenton and MacKay.
25 PEI! CENT DISCOUNT on all 1953 Wallpaper. Bryenton and Mc- Kay.
YOUR WEDDING in a beautiful album. Write or phone for particu- lars to Meyers Studios, 128 Rich- mond Street, Charlottetown. Dial 2490.
ENGAGEMENT. .- Mr. and Mrs. James W. 1". Mccallum wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Janet Marian to Gerald Joseph Lnplerre, son of Mrs. Ger- aldine Lapierre and the late Joseph Lapierre of Cornwall, Ont. Mar- riage to take place, August 5th, at 8.30 A. M. St. Dunstan's Basilica.
EVERYONE has something in his or her possesslo . or knows when there is some item relating to life in past days. Please lend anything you have to the exhibit which is now receiving such items in Y. M. C. A. daily, except 12 to 2 at noon. The building is modern and are proof and the Exhibition is insured. A Commissionalre is on duty every day.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, and Miss Annie Campbell were vis- itors to Mermaid, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bennett MacDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Campbell, Hamilton. Ontario, are visiting Victor's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, Desable.
Mrs. Helen Horne, R.N., Miss Margaret Horne. Charlottetown and Miss Margaret. MacLean of Mount
JOHNSON as JOHNSON. Drug- glsts new Dial Number 4153.
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all fishing equipment, rods. reels. lines. Firestone, Bryenton and McKay.
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Diocesan Annual Retreat, Notre Dame Academy, July 1'lth-19th. All Catholic women cordially wel- come.
WEDDING OF INTEREST- Many friends here were pleased to receive the announcement of the marriage on June 28 of Miss Minnie McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKenzie, Cavendish apts.. Uhariotte'town, to John Morgan Mc- Kay, son of Mr, and Mrs. John B. Mc'Kny Fitzroy st. Marriage cere- mony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Cieaton of United Church, Toronto. Miss Gwendolyn McKay. Mr. John Court were the attend- ants.
REUNION - Members of the Alumnae Association of Mount St. Bernard are expected to be in Antlgonish in large numbers for the Golden Jubilee reunion of the association being held from July 20 to 24. The reunion is being held concurrently with the Cen- tenary Reunion of St. Francis Xavier University, and members planning to attend are advised to contact the Federation sister at M.B.S. promptly.
RETURN FROM TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vivkerson,North Riv- er. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jew- ell, Meadowbank, returned to their homes July 4th, after completing a 10,000 mile automobile ride to the Pacific Coast and back. It. is interesting to note that no mech-Y anical troubles developed on route and that they had only one list tire. Brief stop-overs were made in Boston, New York, Dllke, Sssk, Ims and Edmonton, Alta., Vancou- ver, B. C., and Spokane. Wash. They were absent from the Island for one month.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Mary Robb Iloule, who died July 6th, 1950. dgughlcr of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houle.
Allison University were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shaw, Deasbla on July I.
Lovlngly Remembered by Harriet. E. Gibb.
DISTRICT
Progressive
speakers.
pliment of delegates .
Engravsn deep wihin".
ELECTORS OF QUEENS COUNTY
DEMOCRACY IS IN DANGER
Cornipt and illegal practices have increased alarmingly In recent Elections, both Provincial and Federal. In this Province.
The situation has developed to the stage where the faith of many of our people In Canada's political institutions has been under- mined. Today we must face the appalling truth that lack of faith in the sincerity and political integrity of many of our public men is not uncommon and is prevalent among our youth.
Faith In our political institutions must be restored If the demo- cratic principles of government; are to survive.
MR. IV. CHESTER: S. MIICLURE and MR. J. ANGUS MacLEAN. Progressive Conservative candidates for Queen's County in the coming Federal Election, have announced, on behalf of themselves and their supporters, that all the provisions of the Dominion Election Act. includ- ing those forbidding illegal and corrupt practices. Will be Slflclly ads
Iicred to.
OBEY THE LAW!
Of The
Assooiaton
FOR KINGS COUNTY . Will be held at the following places July '7-Second District-Morell Hall July 8-Fourth District-Murray River Hall July 9-First District-MacQusid's Hall. Sourls.
Meeting will be held at 8:15 p.m. and will be ad- dressed by provincial leader, R. R. Bell, M.L.A., John A. MacDonald, M.L.A., federal candidate, and other
Poll chairmen are requested to Insure 1-. full com-
MEETINGS
conservative
HENRY MALLARD. County Secretary.
DEMOCRACY IS
NO. 160 KENT STREET.
HOWEVER YOU VOTE - SUPPORT THIS POLICY
IN DANGER!
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FURTHER DETAILS
Inge-rind hy mg Quinn's County Progressive Conscrvalive Assncialimr:
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS NOW LOCATED AT'
CH ARLOTTETO
rue p GUARDIAN
The Liberals say they can't cut your taxes!
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We will budget for Government's legitimate ,, needs...wa will stop budgeting for bloated E surpluses which-in threie years-took from the people's pockets without moral or legal right, the staggering sum of 3l,6I8,000,000 more than the Government needed...ln the first month of the present year, the Canadian people have already been overtoxod V9,000,000l
We will and the shocking conditions In our
efence Department which the Government's own investigator, (Col. G. S. Currie) described as: "A general breakdown in the system of ad. ministration, supervision and accounting... Accounting records in a chaotic condition and of little use in determining the nature and extent of lrregularities...Wasie and inefficiency for more costly in loss than that covered by oct- ual dishonesty".
duty to buy It".
We will vvlthaui lmpblrtno the efficiency 09 w our Armed Forces, correct the appalling ineffici-
encies in the administration of the Department of National Defence . . .'Lust year, your Govern-
ment spent almost as much to maintain a ser-
vice force of 103,000 men and women as tho" Government spent during the peak year of
World War II when Canada had I,000,000 men
and w,omen In the Servleas'. A i”
We will provide the nation with on administra- tion whose attitude towards the spending of public monies will be one of prudenco and common sense. A new Government in itself will mean substantial savings to the taxpayer-it will replace or Government whose arrogant in- difference to economy was best expressed by Mr. Hows's seornful remorlc,"Whoi's c MilIton?". Or, "if they need a gold-plated piano it is our
We will reduce or elimlnata countless hidden, Indirect taxes which grossly inflate the cost of con- sumar goods, odd to the grievous cost of living, increase the price at homes beyond the capacity p
merit of national prosperity.
We reduce federal taxes by at least t500,000,000 o ysor.. .wlihoui reducing any pensions, lompilyppllowanees, or othorpsoelol security payments.
We will introduce legislation exempting municipal councils and school boards from Sales Tax and Excise Tax on all purchases of machinery, equipment, Instruments and other goods and which will further provide for taxation of all federal government properties In municipalities on the some basis as that of ordinary municipal taxpayers.
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We will introduce er contributory hedlthwlnsurance program, in co-operation wlth the provinces, which will assure to every Canadian proper diagnostic, medical and surgical treatment. '
I We will introduce a housing program which will make it possible for people with small incomes to buy new homes by improving the terms and condi- tions under which houses can be built and purchased
brutal by its P-o-grmm P-um....r:.. Mu, cl fa-.d..
”' '"'-"I 0' 9” PGOPIG '0 pay, discourage saving and initiative and hinder the fullest develop-
ssoo,ooo,ooo wt our now:
A NEW DEM. FOR THE MUNICIPAL RATEPA YER5 it NOW!
NA TIONAI. HEAITH I lllSUllA ME NOW!
A low cost ugusiuo rnoomr now:
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