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Alberton and West Prince County 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Feb. 26, 1962.

vigny Gets Into Debate n Red Menace Statements

dent that communism was ' side. spreading in Latin America and

world peace.” meeting of the

REFERENCE TO RIOTS Crapaud Creamery Co., will be This was a reference to the held Monday afternoon, Febru- anti-government riots in British ary 26th, in the Crapaud Public Guiana. British troops were | Hall at 2 p.m. B. C. Wood, Sec- sent in to maintain order. retary. ;

Mr. Chevrier then asked whether the minister did or did| , HOCKEY NORTH River Rink

not use in the TV interview the | ‘omight, Monday, Nine Mile words: “Who is mistaken? Is| Creek. Bulldogs vs. Pownal Roy- that not really a Communist 8. Third game of semi-finals government?” ; Admission, 25 and 50 cents. Al- _ The minister replied that he | 80 School “hockey at 7 p.m. York didn’t think he had used “‘pre-; V8. Cornwall. Admission to cisely those words.” He had School players 15 cents.

| CARD PARTY York Point OBITUARY | School, Tuesday, February 27th. WALTER IRVING PAYNTER ™ 4 o Junior Farmers. In midst of life we are in) MUSIC Festival Record Con- death. Truly those words may| venor, Mrs. Allison MacRae, be used when on February 3rd,| will be interviewed CFCY Radio | 1962, the community of Carle-| Monday, February 26th at 10.30. ton and surrounding districts, a.m. 4

Tl and 15-4. Members of the runner-up rink are:—Clary

Fleming, lead; Art Love, second stone, Chevie Acorn, mate and Gordon Stewart, skip,

Mr. Pearson said the — gap |

could become especially impor- | tant because of Communist | China's need to expand its ex- |

ports to pay for heavy wheat |

80, too, may be the future of the foot, the yard, the pound and the pint. :

That's the warning in a spec- fal paper about the metric sys- tem prepared for next month’s Canadian Conference on Educa- tion in Montreal.

As the world becomes more and more metric in character, the paper says, Canada may find itself “an uncomfortable small island clinging jo,.an old system of weights and meas-

The paper, written by Dr. J. T. Henderson of the Nation Research Council's division of applied physics in Ottawa, Is

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|__ Mrs. Hedley - Lowther,_and/ Mrs. John Haslam very feeling-

were shocked and saddened af-| 4.4) spr py Beauty Salon,

ing of Mr. Walter Irving Payn-| "er Kent and Queen Streets, $4.50, students cold waves $3.50 | and shampoo and finger waves |

Walter was born at New Lon-| ‘79 cents. Dial 4-4328. ' don, Prince Edward Island, Ap-| ril 29th, 1934 son of Mr. and Mrs. Reigh Paynter. When a child he moved with his parents to Car- leton where he resided until his death. -Honorable in business, respected and loved by all who mourn. his passing, Walter will be especially missed in the home) where his high ideas of husband} and father will be sorely missed. |

In 1956 he married Gertrude Fall, Kinkora, and to this union were born a son Barry age 3% years old and a daughter Lor- raine age 8 months. He is also survived by his parents and the

BIRTHS HUGHES—At the Moncton

MacDONALD—At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Wednesday, Feb. 2ist, to Mr. and Mrs, Daniel MacDonald, Tracadie Cross, a son Paul Gerard, Weight 10 Ibs. 2 ozs. a brother

following brothers and sisters, Sherr (Pearl) Mrs. Morley Crozier, oe on Am. Darnley. Mrs. Ruth Carr, Bur- IN M"=MORIAM

lington. (Marjorie), Mrs. Colin | Burt, Kensington, (Hazel), Mrs. memory Ivan Somers and (Joyce) Mrs.| % _ ae See ae John Clark both of Carleton.| Passe’ away February ,

1954. James; Charles, Arthur, Al-; fred, Ivan, Lowell, and Glynn,| , Ever remembered ever loved

all of Carleton. A brother Nor-| °Y B¢F husband and family.

KING — In loving memory of a dear Husband and Father, Daniel A. King, who passed away Feb. 26, 1956.

Life’s race ‘well run,

Life’s work well done,

Life’s crown well won.

Now comes rest.

Edna and Family.

SMITH — In loving memory of my dear mother,, Bridget Smith, who passed away one

ago at the age of 5% months.

Funeral service which was very largely attended was con- ducted on Tuesday, February 6th at St. Mark’s Anglican Church, | Kensington, with Rev. Ronald Parsons officiating.

ly rendered a duet, “Going down the Valley”, The hymn-‘‘Nearer My God to Thee,” was also

OTTAWA (CP) _— Associate; said that in view of weekend | “ pi Defence Minister Sevigny, who events “we should Home did not mention China apologized in the Commons only the. danger.” by name but said that “Russia last week for saying British’ At one point, Grant Campbell | has been invaded from the west Guiana was Communist - gov- | ( ; to| and has an ever growing men- erned, got into a heated House | protest that Mr. Chevrier should ace on her eastern borders.” exchange this week over his |a- ee © eee eS ee en eae ae test statements about the Com- | inquisition to serve his own par-| an address before a one - pee eee & Late Ane ee conference of young membéts pa al a te

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repeated tion. Mr. Sevigny denied. this CITY & QUEENS | PRINCE COUNTY The opposition MP opened WE TREAT te cick wel,, . aL the exchange by Giggey’s Pharmacy week- . Benes ~

Diefenbaker,| end special—Wampole’s Leth- 28 to M on

prompting Mr. Sevigny to say | inal, regular $2.95 extra bargain, weary 5 that. if Mr, Chevrier had any 2 for 3.99. Open 8:30 am. to| CARD PARTY in questions concerning ‘the assoc- | § p.m. Hall, Tuesday Feb. 27, § p.m. fate defence minister he should | By Beach Grove W. I. address them to him. Mr. Dief-| WARIETY CONCERT and one enbaker said he had no com- | act play at Millview hall, Mon-| CAPE TRAVERSE W. I. will ment. | day,’ February 26, 8:15 p.m. a card party in Cape Mr. Sevigny said he did not | Sponsored by Vernon River| Traverse Hall, Monday. Feb- aggro gh: Aa agg bt no} Y.P.U, Tuary 26th at 8 p.m. he had ‘in a Montreal speech which had occasioned MUSIC FESTIVAL Entries| KENSINGTON rink, | to his apology , must be mailed not later than| Monday. Intermediate “B’ “1 said that in view of week- March ist, to: Mrs, Wendell| key, fifth and final game, Cape end events, particularly in Brit-| Wood, Box SSI, Charlottetown, | Tr@verse Rovers vs ish Guiana, it was amply evi- or Mrs. Carl Smith, Summer- - Game time 8.15. Ad

therefore er to THE POSTPONED annia’) ‘ore presenting a dang oa

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gue semi-finals. Lot 13 vs. North Carleton- 8.30. Junior hockey finals. St. Eleanors vs. Free- | town - 6,45. Meeting of the South! Shore hockey league executive will be held at 9 p.m.

ALL INTERESTED farmers in the area are invited to attend the meeting of The Kensington Area Board of Trade; to hear Mr;-B;Graham Rogers speak- ing on the Limestone Develop- ment, of P.E.I. Meeting is at the! Town Hall in Kensington at | 8.00 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 28th |

KINGS COUNTY

BRING Your skates, friends | and family and join the fun at | the Adult Ice Frolics, Montague Rink, Tuesday February 27th. | Admission 50 and 25 cents, Nov. | elty races,, Broom Ball and

MONTAGUE rink; 2.30 to 3.30, beginners skate; 3.30 to 5 skat- ing; 8 p.m. Murray Harbor vs

ARSENAULT — In loving me- mory of Darlent Arsenault who died Feb. 26, 1961.

In a grave not far away We parted with our loved one One year ago today.

Lovingly remembered by mo- egg father, Wendell and Wes-

SMITH — In fond and loving memory of my mother, Mrs. Bridget Smith, who passed

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TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- tures:

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over the western regions and snow might well reach the west- tern edge of the Maritimes by

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Regional ‘orecasts: Halifax and vicinity, northern N.S., Eastern Shore, Prince Ed-

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‘bombers needed for strategic attack on targets thousands of miles away.

helping China develop industry | and war-making capabilities. At a recent press conference President Kennedy was asked what the prospects might be for bringing Communist China into a nuclear control agreement. , Kennedy replied this obviously would be difficult, then added “there is really no use in having an inspection ‘of nuclear arma- ment) system agreed upon be- tween say, fhe Soviet Union and the United States and some ; other- countries, and then have another country—large — carry- ing on intensive armaments preparation.”

ties, Bay of Chaleur: Clear and extremely cold becoming cloudy. by evening; light winds. Low- high at Halifax zero and 20, New Glasgow and Goshen 10 below and 17 above, Charlottetown 10 below and 15 above, Moncton 10 below and 20 above, Campbell- ton 15 below and 15 above. ' South Shore, Annapolis Val- ley, St. John River Valley: Clear and extremely cold, be- coming cloudy during the morn- ing, with snow by late evening; light winds increasing by even-

ing to southeast 15. Low - high , at Yarmouth 3 and 25, Kent- | Ville, Fredericton and Saint John 10 below and 20 above.

Cape Breton: Clear and ex- tremly cold; light winds Low- high at Sydney 10 below and 15 above.

away February 26th, 1961. No matter where I’m going, No matter what I do, I'll always have a moment Mom, To stop and think of you. Sadly

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