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‘A e i M.” i To Be Revnsedw George B. Whiteside. we specialist. who retired 1mm nu; Experimental Farm. Gntlotta. . town-yearlzohumenrs’t f

engaged for a period at our months. it was learned ~

N.Y. Stocks

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Montague, Souris. Kings CountylSlim Gain

4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon.. Mar. 25. 1963-! NEW yonx up; .. Alger.

ing Eds indicator at!!! well wtm- o a

in the narrow range where iti has been moving since mid- February.

The Associated Press average of 00 stocks rose .7 to 357.6. The week's volume was 17.- 106.100 shares compared with 17.”.457 the week before.

The most active issues on the New York exchange were Sun- ray DX Oil. off 2% at 31% on

n. 9

inating between periods of the

The nroiert Is carried out. i - - i . I

a - . the new countries. but The l 5 had to establish , TY d

through the facilities of the lea- “only France “ Spending (m as 'ismmd bonphmarks (m. "5 "\‘vni‘ late lie-“dance in Glen Martln- a s ﬂue and the prnvmdal depart generally favorable terms as: performance and stick to them.’ Funera‘ We: Wm be held merit of health. WE are... me cnmmm” mum whatever m, “gar.” of “my March 25 at 2 oclocli' from the a

I gained emeral world opinion." Icale‘lm‘l” Pre'bylEYl‘“ ChUTCh- C

: ' "with the exception of Ffﬁﬂrﬁl "W- are. convinced the U Si mufﬁn?!" w“! M l“ “1. C31.‘ i

. ‘ assistance from other treei must take more risks for the‘ 50"”! "met"?-

- . countries has. to e substantiall D‘lfDﬂ-‘P 0' Obtaining “Flfﬁrﬁl- .

t . extent. been in the form oft ance from foreign governments I ' 0 '

j bard loans to finance exports in hr more willing to live with‘ 630 town Legion

‘

PARK R‘YAL PLAYERS liEHEARSE

Theft Conviction Brings Jail Term

was sentenced to three months

costs or 10 days

NDs Nominating ‘ Full Slate Today

All four Island New Demorra<i tic Party candidates Will naming e 1. morning for the{ April eighth election. it was an ‘ nounced by Tan Webster. Provin-i Clai chairman. Saturday. ' The candidates: Ale x l\’iac-,

of Montague. were. nominatedj

i House Burns

Park Royal players are Royal dim-ch auditmjum In 1 Kay (left. background‘ and b m 1, seen mhearsmg a scene .. in the leading ro 3 Brenda . .ludy Johnston Director of the. I eat I EE'OW“ gm‘r‘l’engn-tmu‘ a threeart comedy drama, Howatt theft. fm‘egrmmdl. ‘ play is Lloyd Yen. 35” ha" ?“R‘5C“MP 9 on 33‘” "Dora Dean". to be staged Others in the cast include CE. *- c 9 me“ - ' i March 25. '27 and 28 in Park Walpc'r. Mirs. Donald Mac- ‘

.‘ the house was completely des-

the spread of the fire.

Women to Province

J. Frank Pellerin. manager of the Charlottetown Hotel. P‘ri' day said that 79 organized F El. bus tours are already scheduled for this summer and that sever- al other bmkanS are expected before, the peak of the tourist season arrives

In connection Willi future con- ventions at the Charlottetown. Mr. Peilerin. said that only three are slated for this sum- mer so far. but 1964 will defin- itely surpass all previous rec- ords in this field. the reason be- ing the coming of the Island's Centennial year.

“We expect the number of bus tours to visit our hotel to in- crease this year over last year’s

our 5". said Mr. Pellerin. “and several bookings have been made for 1964 and even one. from North Carolina. is all set; for '65. i.

With the vehicles averaging‘ 34 persons per trip. it is estimat~ ed that at least 2.500 personal will visit the island by way of}

pression and exuberance. lstock m rket last week us isqueaked out a gain—its third i in as many weeks. -

‘ On three sessions the list dribbled off rallied briskly on the other two days.

. The market ended the week 1, moving upward. It responded to President Kennedy's statement .that US. economic trends‘ in

the prearranged tours. iFebruary were “more encour- éaging. reinforcing his belief

700.000 shares; American Photo copy. otf 1% at 11: and us. Smelttng. up 1% at 79

Most

Exchange were Israel - Ameri- can Oil. off 1-16 at 346 on 195.-

ranta. up 1%, at it: Webb and Know. General Plywood. off and Brazilian Traction. off 14 at 3%.

active on the American

shares: Molybdenum War-

uncbanged at 13-16; 1% at 20.

The people Who Vim the 15': that there will be no recession land by way of the bus tours are; mg veal.

approximately 00 per cent Am-i News that US. retail sales

Canberra. Australia's netionaii

capital. was founded in 1913. i

last night fran RC. Parent. dh‘eci. ,

or. - The publication ‘Soil Survey‘ of Prime which was pub now out of print. and Mr. White. ' side will be engaged to revise the bulletin. Th! has been one of the most ream and mi sought after publications: trim the Experimental lottetown. Mr. Punch when the bulletin bu vised sevenal Wand al copies will be printed."

he said. “and o u H were seven per cent higher than

ew‘ a ye r go. and that auto ou

York. Boston and Toronto. I put. sugar prices. and gasoline i prices were rising. appeared to

Only three conventions are‘ set for this summer at present. $11.19;in trade" “d imam"

but over 45 reservations h ave been made 1m- Centaniiial year. ENJOY RALLIE! ' At vaious times throughout

The ’64 season should be is def- inite record breaker for conven- the week. rallies were enjoyed tions at our hotel. with the by the savings-nnd-loan holding Maritime Lion's convention and companies. the sugar stocks be- its 1.000 members the largest." cause of advancing prices for other important conventions sugar. and the "Getty group" scheduled for the gala year in-i of oils. which were once again clude the Canadian Council of. believed to be on the verge of

the 4-H Club. the Royal Society! some form of combination.

The. Dow Jones industrial av-

o’urfbane

THE CANADIAN NAME For Building donning Supplies & Equipment

of Canada and the Canada Coun‘ cil.

lcrane rose 1.50 to 677.83. leav-

urdsy and had closed at cloc . y The break is being lnvestigat:

11 o’-i

GEORGETOWN — Fire of 1111-: known oriEin destroyed an ting

occupied house owned by Mrs. Sadie Flory at Georgetown in the early hours of Sunday mor- ning. The a! '

troyed. The Georgetown pumper play- cd water on the large dwelling

Protect your

the

vl’ﬁﬂ]c\ imepli Gallant 187iiacing the magistrate. one “as Lean and Lanna", Arsma UH", house owned by John Batchi1d_ Upper Prince St. charged With sentenced to 2’0 days and the Parkdale: Gregory Mclnnis of‘ er immediately south of the ' theft. valued at less than $50. other given an optnon of $20 and Ttgnigh; and Brendan 11.".th burning house thus preventing! t ' C

in jail by liaastrate A. J. Was-i

lam in city polite rourt Satur—

.arg=rl with haiin; posses— sion of liquor Without a permit. Gerard Grimes. Fort Augustus. was fined $211 and costs or 10

8V8 unpaid T. R'rt l‘nvehcad “a;

timed 3‘75 and costs or in days

for‘bein: drunk and disorderly. 1Conttnued {rm-r1 page noel .‘ and contain“ 5 5m!“ "mum! on a similar rharge. Roland countries which use American D‘ﬂm‘lltles 31313;: “mm-e the of furniture which was saved. Cal-r. Charlottetown was gen.‘ mum“. base right, a! lave”. advent of the railway in Prince‘ Mrs. Glory and family planned:

-: tented to .90 days 0

Packing Plant Staff X=rayecl

The entire staff of the Char- lottetown branch at Canada Packers “is sprayed recently

the mobile unit of th

P 1.1 Tnhorruingi; League “i “all” ""1 W‘w‘aﬁ'mal ‘d'”b“"‘5 amplemd ‘»' ‘1“me m gue Friday evening. He was in Mﬂﬂiﬂ The league‘s r-rav equipment Venture: paid“ my flatwm 1mm“ ; his 79th 3793?: g . mrm' “ was taken from its van and sell CANADA DOES LITTLE 3 a" “'3’ m3 9 > "1"” 9mg” ‘ Left in mourn are. his wife. C 1w 0.»; up in the packing plant andi Clay told a press conierenre imm'bg aiikgl'dlmsﬁ‘zcc‘gﬁpan' the former Mary A. MacPhee of is”. worsfeds' co. um” 0' men' 3" ‘ “ a“ ‘ " 1am Bellevue: two sons. Angus Ste» and ﬂannel: m°”“"mm

employees were trayed at the

iCanada has "done very littlr"1 '

rate “f ahn‘” ""9 ’9 mm'm’ i in providing economic assist-i we (in :‘he mp” Md mam i wart. Glen Martin: Hugh. Bam‘,

lea?!" 13395”ng FT- Hnl-i ance and that it “should do‘ Twill y- .. illton. om: six daughters. Mar-‘ 0 hand cut and tailored dim standard of man. said the prniect was in: mm... "m. “V hag“ in help .1“. 1mm and my 531' “’0‘” . pa ret. Mrs Preston Benton.i - 0 11119 With lllbDV‘FlllGFIS preventivei dm‘dpvp‘nr‘pd rmmfrm; 9d 3 sump-59 and" the capable i Brnnklvn: Rachel. Mrs. Jakc measures condiirted through-"‘11 he committee said the [’S “mm-mg "f E Frank A'Cﬂn' Stem. 'Wood Islands: Elizabeth Canada and special stress has is carrymz in“ big a burden ‘Tht’ $31G “‘83 Dromnit’d by the i M”, James Curran. Chgtham

been placed on the mass chest Italy had,“ he persuad‘d mi women of the assoiatlon andENﬁl. Catherine. M ' Ken l-rgylng of food. handlers throu- open m budge, fm. form“ aid marks the end of projects forminok. Halifax. NS; mutating .do ' 3mm "‘9 “my?” during thei Canada and Britain should in-. mm year‘ iMl'S- Wallace MOI‘ESide. Bradﬂl‘ E cr past two year! 'crease their aid volume midi T “’33 mnmmd that theibane; Marlon. rs. gh Mac ANALL-CANADIANCOMPANY

He said that'diiring the pasti Bum“. Wes, Gama“. Franc“. next meeting would be held; Kim"... Caiednnia‘ .l tw" 3mm" “m” “if” "e "39 “5m and Japan should ease. their: Arm! 35' ﬂ". {MMh Tmmdayi o sons. Lester and .lohr avail a e

in Souris and lot the month instead of the use Richmond 5'.

processing plant the. dairies and Jenkins cannery of ,Surnmersirie. as well as per lonnel of restaurants in Char- lottetown have been x-rayed.

‘ Four motorists were fined $1M l and costs or five days for fail- '

.ing to stop at a red traffic light. : ago Saturday 1

another was fined five dollars and costs or two days for failing 3to stop at a flashing red lllel.

MORE

ito extroct more help from thei US The committee said Spain . and Portugal had received morel t. h a n adequate compensation .for American bases ..ere

‘ Clay said the committee did. 1 not. want to nome specific. mun-l tries in a critical way but they ,r report aiso criticized IndoneSia. saying it shouldn't get anv ‘ western aid at all unless it puts‘

1its house in order. treats for i

reign companies fairly and re~.

erms.

T h e s e countries. tncludingi Canada, should be given due credit for what they have done so far to help the impoverished

BRIEFS

from the lending countries." 1 Am TOTAL DROPPED

A. Canadian official. when told; of the report. estimated that be-i cause of austerity. the (lien economic assistance.

ltotai |

mitts ho Montague.

looms FROM mm): . MacKemnao. Managua arrived home

Halifax. NS.

3 ma FUNERAL ﬁugh MecPhersoo of Hamil- 0nt., arrived by plane Sat-

! RECENT VISITOM s. Mabel Fraser who is ting in and Mn lid Mu. Arthur amen

*smmo.om.mo durin in .t- “gum”... in. m". ‘ ' ’M Hon. .1. Angus MacLean at Cub mas MUIT sxessm olvln «m. n a. m «a mi. ENMAN DRUG CO. LTD. " t "M t ﬁat be was arrived the report said. "it would be This is a public meeting—every- . in: tug-r sou ancient to Justify continued 24 Hour Film Developing Service I. We“! W- m” .m”£i$$“°° ‘" "5:21;. Dial 21% WW W "- M-ﬂe M chm Hana use:

it. A alter spending three weeks in try organization

Due“ i there

’ country‘s . This would compare with about lone per cent for the US and isbghtly more than one per cent‘ 1 for France.

committee the m-coun»; or economic. . cooperation and development' has estimated one per cent of‘ national production — i all goods and services pro- ‘dured—shouid be a country's

of f

i also is tied to American goods.I lThe (’lay committee estimatedl - more than 30 per rent of US.

economic assistant-e this year ‘ would finance American ex- ‘ port

Nevertheless it concluded? had to be substantial ‘tighteninz up in aid rm igram that has totalled almost

‘ in a instorical address deliveredL

as the party representatives at; a

provincial meeting two weeksi

P.E.l. Railway Features Talk i

Edward Island were discusSed

by H L Palmer in members of the Prince Street Home and School Association Thursday night

The brine! and infra-mail” ad- dress was replete. With anec- dotes and gave some insight in- to the problems of the day and the men responsible.

On the mitertaimneint side . the mugs-am Miss Eileen Rut-i

ual third Thursday. their support on terms compar-|

I able to our own " i

the Montague fire department arrived and asmsted in spraying

little or no

tributed greatly joining buildings.

Tw, . were killed in the Second Worlr‘ : War.

A. tank truck and members of

the house and born. There was wind and in saving ad-

The burned dwelling had been

Ilnnt‘t‘llD‘Pf'l for several monthsi

on moving into the dwelling 13.. ter this year.

Glen Martin Resident Dies

MONTAGUE — The death of Samuel MacPherson. Glen Mar-

i ty Memorial Hospital,

Remains were f r o m the Montague Home Saturday afternoon to his

snsferred Funeral

this con- ‘

in, occured at the Kings Coun-

-. ii~»L. 1 ye .ii

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choose from the very finest imported British fabrics

new all-wool fabrics

C an entirely new Cona-

charges that it is insensitive toj other countries' needs and 80-,

the consequences that in. some countries there will be‘ less friendly political climates "l

FORMER MAYOR DIES

Hall Has Break

GEORGETOWN 'l‘h broke into the Royal Canadian Legion hall at Georgetown dur- ing the early hours of Sunday

' .

V ' m, y", dm ped by about. morning and stole six cases of

1 SUNDAY "SINK-3 37.0mm from riaa 37937”. “3' rooms GA'I'INEAU- 0‘». ale and two quarts of liquor. En- . and MIS~ Pam Jenn.” and l 000,000. ‘ iCPl —Aurele Graveline. mayor. try was made by breaking the

I that chlldre "Iere may Town... Wm. ionzyprm exact this Ottawa Valley commuo-g rear door of the hal'.

3 “411m; '0 Monlﬂille- p0 'inang. P gamma" amﬁtyd fromf 1959 toh1962.ndied Sail: The break was not dicovered

' _ 1 mm would be about ‘135‘0mr ur By a ter a s art 1' ness, He‘ until about noon Sunday. The le-

V ﬁr “SIT MONIAGUE ‘. W gm. “,9 “8,240,th onﬁiwas 52. ' gion hall was open as usual Sat-

} ' and M1“ 5”“ Frw' l third of one per cent of the

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