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A large and enthusiastic meet- ing of truck owners and truck drivers was held at Summerside, on Saturday. More than 50 peo- ple were in attendance.

The meeting was called by the Charlottetown and district La- bour Council at the request of a: number of the’. drivers and Lonners.ajn_attenda Alex

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functions, the responsibility as well as the benefits that the of- ficess and members will have if it is to be an answer to the problem. fitvolved and the fact that an ali out effort mugs be made. to be province-wide. Questions from the floor were answered, and some of the prob- lems discussed, and subsequent- |

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F icers. —were: presi dent, Clinton Morrison, Conway: vice-president, ‘Everett Wakelin, Central Royalty; financial sec-

ing secretary, Eddie Laughlan, Park Corner: treas- urer, Fred Rodgerson, O'Leary. The elected officers were then

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Feb. 98,1958 §&

New Guide Shows Record Majorities For The Tories. .

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- OTTAWA, (Special) The latest edition of the Canadian Parlia- mentary Guide has made its ap-

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MacDonald’s lead of 1,134 was

Conservative MP’s in Prince Ed- wards Island in the last election.

The 1959 volume of the closely- perused publication contains de-| tailed statistics of the March 31

6,181 was the largest in the pro- a 8 | Macquarrie had a re - 7 5,690, compared with 927 in Maly cae ciate’ Cnateteration | He was the candidate who obtais- : \ed the greatest increase in v did a Pritice County MP have over his 1957 total. a majority as large as Dr. O.H. acd Phillips’ 3.808. This was in 1935 "FLU IN BRITAIN when the late A. E. MacLean, a! Deaths from influenza in Brit liberal obtained a slightly wider | ain in 1958 totalled 2.702, com-

. A Charlottetown man, LAC Ro-

| pared with 6,942 in 1957.

Sharp Retort Cuts Deepl At Times In House Debate

By KEN KELLY Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)—The Commons

‘is an arena where the sharp re ‘tort cuts as deeply as the thund- erous denunciation.

_ Although personalities aren't ssupposed to cloud its delibera- stions, members sometimes take ‘advantage of an opening for a ‘thrust at an opponent. + Personal -attacks sometimes ‘draw protests. George MclIlraith {L—Ottawa West) objected to re- ‘marks about Oppesition Léader

_ was called a lou-.e by a memoer

‘Pearson by Trade Minister ‘Churchill, who retorted “I am the “only person in this House who

of thé cabinet waen the Liberals were in office.”

CALLED A “MUGWUMP”

Another remark that drew a protest came duriag a debate on the Montreal CBC pruducers strike. Stating his impression of Labor Minister Starr’s attitude towards the dispute, Lionel Chev- rier (L—Montrea: Lau-ier) suy- gested the minister_acica like “a mugwump, sitting or the fence with his mug on one side and his wump on the. ver.”

Some get capsule comments into questions. H. W. Herridge (CCF — Kootemay West), who is noted for doing that-in a pro-

Geo'town Men’s

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_ GEORGETOWN—The meeting , of the United Church Men’s As- ; sociation was held in the church ; hall, Monday, Feb. 2nd. __ The vice-president, Mr Sandy Stewart presided. Later in the ‘meeting Mr. Stewart was ap- ' pointed president, filling the vac- _ ancy left by Norman Thompson. _ Plans were made for the paint- ing of supper tables in the near future. Harry Yorston in charge of the musical program: Bave a _ Short talk on music. The music Was provided by records with _Mr. Yorston giving a talk on _ the different recorders. A vote of thanks was extend- -@d to Mr. Yorston by Preston MacDonald. Fenwick Laver’s on behalf of group thanked the la- ' dies for serving supper.

Two City Men Are Fined $20

> Two city men were fined $20 and costs or 10 days in jail when convicted on charges of being drunk and disorderly when they appeared before Magistrate K. M. Martin in Charlottetown Police Court Saturday morning. Another man facing the same charge was remanded for seven ' days. A man charged with being drunk and incapable received a _ 20-day term in jail. _ The fourth case dealt with the + owner of a dog accused of allow- _ ing the dog to run at large. It was stated that the dog had _ since been destroyed and the owner was fined $2.

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Hall, Tuesday, February 10th.

» Dance Corran Ban Hall, Mon-

' day night, February. 9th., spon- sored by C.W.L. Weatherbies Or- chestra.

Dillon and Spillott Ltd. Unload- ing Mdster Foods regularly— Wholesale and Retail—‘‘It's Re- ~ sults That Count” Also order your ’ Chicks now. _ Accepting chickens at our poul-

try plant — Mondays only —. *Large lots by appointment. Wad- dell Brothers, Crapaud.

Carnival at Souris Rink, Wed- *nesday, February 18th.

z North River Rink Fancy Dress ~ Carnival. Friday February 13th, = judging starts at 8:15. p. m. Skate after. Prizes on display at Steads Pharmacy, Kent Street, ~ Charlottetown.

Men's Association meeting in

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Intermediate B. Hockey North River Rink tonight-York Rangers vs. O'Leary 8:30 Admis- sion 25 and 50 cents. Skate afier- wards.

The Annual General Meeting of the Wiltshire Dairying Co. Ltd. will be held in North Wiltshire __hall on Monday, February 9h, ~ gt 2 p.m. Nelson Hatherlye Sec- Petary.

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nounced British acceni descr.bed Transport Minister Hees’ sure- handed dealing with questions “For the enlightenment of the House and the country, I wish to address a question to that- nim-

ister of transport.”

Or perhaps they do as J. W Pickersgill ‘L—Bonavista - Twil- lingate) did in correcting a Han- sard report that qioted him as saying “jobless figures do not

ding that he was not surprised jive crept in view of the use Mr

tistics.

IRKED BY INTERRUPTIONS

Interruption of speakers seems to breed the annoyed personal re- tort.

MONTAGUE — A doubleheader hockey game at the Montague rink on Saturday night saw the Murray Harbor Girls defeat the Montague Girl's team 4-0 and the Montague Bombers and Seven Mile Road play to a 3-3 tie.

Both were hard fought and ex- citing games played to ah en- thusiastic crowd.

Velma White, ..star. of the | Murray Harbor Girls, scored all four goals.

Scoring for the Bombers were

Hennigar with a single. A. Mac- Donald, T. Rice and J. Mac- Donald shared the honors

each.

Officers Installed By Youth Club

EORGETOWN—At a youth service held at St. Davids church Georgetown the officers of Y.P. U. were installed as follows: president, Marie Larsen; Ist vice president, Donald Hartman: 2nd vice president, Barbara Liewel- lyn; treasurer, Linda Larsen; secretary, Mary LeLacheur.

The service was conducted by

At Montague

J. Sullivan with a pair and L.|.

for the. visitors by scoring a single |

Frank Howard ‘CCF -Skeena), irked by interjec-od questions from Heward A. Garfftey ‘PC— Brome Missisquoi!, suzgested “let the honorable member ask his questions in the proper way instead of sitting down on his fanny and yapping."

Mr. Pickersgill took aim af J. C. Van Horne (PC—Restigouche-

ble on a sticky wicket, the min- | |

jive.” He corrected it to jibe ad-|

For Montague

Curling today at Montague:

man trophy competition,

| MacLeod competition. 7 P.M. West Ice:—J.S. DesRoches, H.

Wannamaker, C Wm. MacLean, J. Cudmore, At | MacDonald, R. Knex East Ice:—K. MacKenzie R. | Lawford, H. Moore, M vs R. plachon, B. Clair, R. Clow, iJ. Dudn. West Ice:—H.L. MacGregor |R. Beck, H. Moar, J.K. Mac | Donald vs Dr. L.A. Johnston, Dr G. Inman, P. Sinclair, D. Acor East Ice:—J. Lowery. B. Ba’ derson. J. Shaw, F. Nicholsc |vs A. Nelson, C. Johnston, H

Starr made of unemployment sta- Power L. Munroe

West ice 7_and 9 p.m. Wight- |

eas! ice, 7 and 9 p.m. Moore and | ing logs until further notice ex-

Nicholson vs

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NOTICE — KING’S Lumber Mill, Montague, will not be buy-

capt from customers who have | accounts with us.

REGULAR MEETING Ladies Curling Club. Monday, February 9th at 7 p.m. in clubroom. A full attendance is requested.

South School. recently. The meet- ing was conducted by Mrs. Abe- gail Stewart, assisted by the sec- retary, Miss Bernadette Mac- Donald. :

An instructive talk on the teach- ing of English literature was given by John MacDonald. Fol-

ruary. The commendation read in part, “there can be no doubt that without the prompt action of the rescue group the pilot would have died in the aircraft.”

The city airman served in the RCN five years before joining)

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lowing this. Mrs. MacDonald|the RCAF in . During his asked questions pertaining to the/|tour of duty the navy he ;reading program, which were|cerved in the Korean conflict

| carefully discussed and answer- ed by all teachers.

Three resolutions were passed: 1—Be it resolved that schools

aboard the HMCS Huron. With the RCAF, he has been station-| ed at North Bay, Camp Borden,

P.E.I. EASTER Beef Show and Sale. Entries close, February 15tt Entry forms available at Pro- vincial Department of Agricul- ture, Box 2000, Charlottetown.

REGULAR Monthly meeting

Montague Home and School As |

sociation, Monday, February 9th 8 p.m. Special speaker, Mr. Stan McInnis,’ Audio-Visual Branch | Department of Education.

Funeral Sunday Of D. Matheson

MONTAGUE the late D.B. Matheson of Mil town Cross, who passed away o

from his late residence Sunday.

Hugh Roberts. text 13:14 second Samuel

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Friday, at his home, took place

The service was conducted by | who took as his

PERSONALS

Mr. Gilbert Celments has re- turned to his home in Montague from the P.E.I. Hospital ~ where he underwent examination. He will be confined to his home for several more weeks.

The ilness of Mrs. A. Mac- Dougall, Montague. who is a pat- ient in the Kings County Mem- orial Hospital is deeply regretted by her many friends.

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ers’’, “‘Let Not My Soul be Filled :

the government and now sits! with Needless Sorrow”. and oe ee ee eee next to the door at the opposite! «There is a Kingdom.” Stetets Hospital. Her many end of the chamber from his for-| The pallbearers were, Neil iiaieia teak lerward. te her mer seat near tne Speaker: Bruce, \Duncan Bruce, John speedy recovery.

“Times have chaased and we Nicholson. William Matheson, ' now see the honourable member Alfonsus McCarron, Archie Mac-

. perhaps not purged but -o Donald.

near the door thai ore more Iit- Interment Was in the Montague Genuine Ford tle push would put him out.” Community Cemetery. M

MT. STEW MEETING P

February 10, regarding a cl Thursday, February 12, at Hall, Mt. Stewart.

ART RINK OSTPONED

The meeting which was to be held on Tuesday,

osed-in rink will be held on 8:30 p.m. in St. Andrew’s

All interested please attend this important meeting.

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the Minister Rev. W.A. Paterson, assisted by Ruth LeLacheur lead- ing in prayer and Jean LeLa-| cheur reading the scripture les-j sons. j

The theme for the sermon, preached by the minister was “The kingdom of heaven as a treasure and a pearl of great price.”

Special music was rendered by youth choir and men’s choir.

i | “Dare to be true,”’ and ‘Foot- Ss:

Valentine Dance, Lorne Valley the organist Harry Yorston.

| Selections ,by youth choir.. were

prints of Jesus.” Men's selec- tion. “Someday we'll understaad.” ‘Music was under the direction of

Geo’town Legion. -Branch Discusses Education Report

The February meeting of Georgetown Branch _No.. 16, Can- adian Legion, was held in the Legion Hall on Tuesday. Branch President. Marcellus Gotell pre- sided and the meeting opened in the usual ceremonial manner.

Branch Secretary, D. A. Mae- Cormack read ‘the minutes of the annual meeting which were ad- opted. Branch Treasurer, A. H. Stewart presented an incourag- ing financial report, which was approved.

Correspondence dealing with a report of resolutions passed at the recently held educational conference was read. The secre- tary also read a letter regarding Education Week, which is to be held during the week of March Ist to 7th. The theme of Educa- tion Week to be “Education is ‘Everyone's business’.

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be provided with a French Tea- jcher for purpose of teaching French pronounciation for all | grades, from five up.

2—Be it resolved that stand- ardized tests. be given to pupils at end of school term beginning at grade five up.

3—Be it resolved that an ex- amination be given to those tak- ,ing correspondence before ob- taining a certificate.

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Another farward step in Labor |view to further understand one |B. Earle McDonald who was; “The signing of another two-| both the owner and the driver| cided to hold a meeting in Char- W. Henderson, son of Mr. | 1957 was nearly 3,600. : ment relationship was|anothers problems and recom- representing the Minister of | year agreement between Local | are more or less a common prob-|lottetown on February 16th, and] and Mts.-#oseph Henderson, 24 | In the latest populous Island Menta uve Rink

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Leal Union 1432 of the Inter-| ‘hose* attending the signing] Left to right are A. D. Cam- “Maritime ‘Etectric _believes| tional Union as well as’ the La-|sis the new local in expanding} The announcement of the cit-| His sister Frances ‘Mrs. Les- MONDAY, FEB. $—

for the past 13 years.. senting the Union, J. Brown, L.| Following the singing A.D. sary to effect and maintain a| Mr. Abbott was then called on Wo Ss op Hears ed the award for displaying, :

Between negotations regular | McDonald, H. Drew, H. Hartin-| Cameron, manager of Maritime | healthy union-management rela-|to give a talk on how the union e great courage under unusual con- | TUESDAY, FEB. 10— meetings are held between em-| ger, J. Morrison, M. Yates, W.| Electric, made the following | tionship based on confidence and Talk On Teaching ditions when he and four com- SOURIS THEATRE 3:30 to 5—School Hockey Ployees and management with a! Lee. Also attending were the Hon | statement: ’ trust. gE ASTERN panions at Chatham air base in , 8:30 P.M.—Hockey Game

: ; ST. PETER'S—The first work-|New Brunswick, a the MONDAY-TUESDAY Guinan prsarser bas a * sr ° t shop meeting of the St. Peter’s| pilot of a burning plane after a ssociation vs. Curling Draw GUARDIAN teachers was held in St. Peter’s|crash that occurred last Feb) Feb. 9th - 10th Skate After Game.

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