MAY 10. 1950

STERN GUARDIAN

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my order to the D0! TUDOIIIIIII T .

,.aiNEB.Al. INSURANCE. Ralph 5, Muttsrt, Summersldc.

-opu; ro the dance on Tmday gvenlng. May 11th It Bruce crozler's. Baltic, Lot 18.

,3nADALBANE HALL. Thurs- M. evening, 3 o'clock. Federation of Agriculture MeetJIs- S5190”) ,ppa.kCl'S.

..co-0i'EkA'rlI: MEETING It seven Mile Bay Hall on Friday. May mh. at 8.00 P. M. Guest Spnkers piescnt. Everybody wel- (cmc.

,p0u,,1,s' SERVICE STATION

. 9 iv R.ayner's Guagel Cen- ::;l"l.:...u-. own my -. 1., 10 P. M. B. A. Gas and Oils gr”. L,-us and tubes. Cars greased D.il."I1Cd. Come and see John Dsizll.

...,-iil"l'I'2NTl0N Prince County hm. ,;1-ovvr-rs. Do you require .,M,.g ;..,- this yttzlfs Prop? Take a,;..,.x-.cc of our 1'-'lrl0-'Id rniitui srwrctut',t'. PTIIWO Counhv -yimv ilroncrs Assririzttintt. Box gm Sliiilnitwsido.

... Kl.VS.VIl!7N MEI-ZTING-George . 1-pi) nus chairman of the reg- -ting of the Kinsmen Club ncrside held last cvenim; m 01;.-znpin and i-we new mom- be. Bob Ross and Keith Mollisozi. iztiated and presented with . The ceremony was by past president

president Elmer

vice president, George The Film of 317.00 was

snip. vnln-d in help defray the cost of

Oi.- . 'l'IiITg children to Charlotte- tor the Musical Festival. llcrl Hunter reported on plans for 'l1r Ix' nsmsn sprint: camival to be Ihn Curling Rink from . filst to June 3rd. Norman Hazy was nppointed a delegate to the Kinsnzeii district convention in Anzliczxst. other delegates are to he npglnlllfffl latcr. Considerable dis- r'i- ti took place on a suggested clin project and it was decided in further investigate the matter. -5

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PIINUI OOUNTY orrwl I Summer Street, Summenida. Phone loll glows, snboariptionn, Advertlalng Icprcscnutlvu

Inn! 02086! CLOW 8088 Ind 3008.

may In houcbt II In: oi use

in Iuuulsonidoi

uoucou, Dunner Strut: Gourliu Drugstore. 31 Ouinl Itrcois

nus a--um, or ammo. smut;

Douoottvs Grocery, sound In-on; lslnnd Motor Transport, Wear sum; Album Grocery. no luau Strut. , K. 1.. Walt: in leuingion Gunrllllll will bo delivered to any homo in Sumnuroldc by Carrier

Pbosu III! for this oervleo or (in for clnifvory on your nuts.

-CAN ACCOMMODATI board- ers. 16 Eustanc Street. Summer- side.

-PANTIY IALI AND DIZAAI in Kensington Prosiryterisn Church May 13th, stoning st I oc .

-HEAR J. WATSON MIcNIught, M.P.. K.C., speak over CJEW Sum- merside on Thursday, May 11th at 5.45 p.m. '

-AT GllAHAM's ROAD HALL. May 12th. three Ict-comedy ”Ready-Made Far:nily'f It 3.30. pre- sented by Kensington Presbyterian Young Adults.

-SPRING VALLEY plsyofl will pruent their play "The Path Across The Hills" in Freetown Hall. Wednesday night. May 10th. at 8:80.

--BOBDEN LEGION HALL. - Special Old Time Gospel Meetings! Every night beginning Tuesday. May 9th. at 8 o'clock. special speak- er Rev. M. V. Bolscr. of Independ- cnt Baptist Church. Clarks Har- bor, N. 3. Special Music. You are cordially invited. Rev. D. M. Fraser Minister.

- HOME FOR HOLIDAY - .'iIi' and Mrs. Arnold E. Dunning and little daughter. Catherine. of Sam- erville, Mass. have arrived to spend their vacation with Mrs. Dunning's mother, Mrs, S. K. Todd. Summer- side. They were accompanied bv Mr. Dunl?Ll'lg'S mother. Mrs. T.E Dunning, who is visiting her sis- ter. Mrs. F. W. Cannon, St. Eleon- ors. - s

--'ro LECTURE HERE - Mr zaner H. Mack. Truro. N. 5.. the Maritime representative of the Mission to Lepers will give an il- lustrated lectuie on the work of this mission in the Presbyterian Church Hall on Wednesday. May liith. at 8.00 p. m. This meeting is open to the public and it is hoped that a large crowd will avail them- s9ivcs of this opportunity to hear about the wonderful work this mission is doing among the lepers.

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Small Deficit For S"si:le Is Forecast

A deficit. of 32904.00 was fore- mst for the year 1960 at the reg- UJIIT meeting of the Summerside Tovtn Council last evening. coun- cillnr .l.L. Gorrill, chairman of the fiiinncn committee presented the 9STl'l':'llF3 and announced that thvrr wrulti be no change in the l..'lV rate this year.

Est:m.ated revenue for the year is s1F6.496.00 and estimated ex- penditures are sis9.4oo.oo. Coun- cillor Gorrill said that an inci'ea.se in rxpeiidituws over the previous ye ias estimated at s0.C97.92 and that it was estimated that revenue Will decrease by 55,403.00. This de- crease is anticipated even though the assessed real estate value has inrrcascd by sl69.52i.0o and per- sonnl property has also increased

value,

Councillor Gorrill said, "It is to be noted that we have to depend on the electric light plant revenue to balance our budget and although all material. such as oil, wages, etc. have doubled in the past nunlllcr of years. owing to the steady increase in electrical energy used, the favourable rate charged has not been increased.

The tax rate of 317.00 per thou- sand nnd the poll tax of 34.00 will not tic changed this year. "I wil it-inure to say that this is the luutwat rate of any town in Can- srin of the same size with the 231;" mnvcnicnces," the Councillor .11.

'l must stress to the chairmen of "Etc different departments that ill budget has been very care- llrenared and the amount shown for expenditure in each de- lta nt must not be c. ” -'." or Wedge thanked council- nrrill for his report and said he could almost forecast In ir.:rc:i3e in the tax rate for llol no that the debentures for street Whit can be taken care of. - 8

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g.'xF.W('ASTl.l-J. England. May 5- i '- Fcrnnndo Gupznon. Canadian 1nt:Innvcight boxing champion mm Qucbci-, tonight wnx knocked III III the second round by Tommy rnff.lt of Manchester. Gagnztn Wnvd strongly in the first round ' the scheduled l0-rounder but he linnrhcster boy counter-punch- d I"""IIY and floored the Cam!-I

MacNaughi Comments On Fish Prices

OTTAWA. May 9-(CP)-J. W. MacNsught. Parliamentary Assist- ant tn Fisheries Minister Mayhew. told the Commons today 1930 prices. for Newfoundland salt cod- fish will be determined by output in other producing countries and by overseas demand.

However. he told G. F. Higgins (PC-St. John's East). the Fisheries Pl'I('e Support Board "has and will continue to have this situation. as it may affect the Canadian Inli fish trade. under the closest re- view."

"In the light of unfolding con- dltlons and any needs that may ilntcr arise. the Board will recom- lmcnd tn the Government the course of action it believes the situation then calls for."

He said Board officials are keen- ing in "constant touch" with the situation In Newfoundland.

World prices for nailed codflsh. he continued. remained above war- time level: throughout 1949 while prices of other primary products mm-rd downward.

"The world supply of salt cod- ffish is still below the pro-war normal." he said. "and the people in the consuming countries are anxious to have this kind of diet."

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aim STUDENT NURSES

Applications are now being rece ved for the September class. Entrance requirements Grade XI Maritime Board certificate or second year Prince of Wales certificate. Apply Superintendent Prince County Hospital, Summersldc

three times in the second

S'side Town Council Gives Rink Decision

The Town of Iuxnmnuidc will not build I rink and will not hold I plebiscite to determine the feel- ings of the citizens on the matter but will give Iubstsntisl financial Iulstsnce to any private enter- prise that undertakes to build one.

This decision wu made It the regular monthly meeting of the Council last evening Ifter mem- bers of the citizens committee had spoken and some blunt words had been uttered by Mr. J. K. Curran. one of the committee lpokouncn.

In passing the resolution the unusual procedure was followed at the Mayor leaving the chIir to move the motion which was pas- sed unanimously. -

After the passing of bills, Coun- cillor T. D. Morrison Irose to say that some members of the citizens committee on the rink were pre- sent Ind Is they were busy men he would like to have them heard at this time.

Mayor Henry Wedge aid that the proper procedure to ho fol- lowed by citizens wishing to Id- dress a Council meeting is to give three days' notice but if a mo- tion were passcd giving them leavt to spsak he would have no 02:- jection.

Mr. Curran Speaks

Immediately on the motion be- ing passed, Mr. J. K. Curran start- ed to speak. He said that Ihls matter o-f I new artificial rink at community center has been mucli talked of. and he understood that this committee of public men has done some work on it. but they have not got anywhere.

"Any time they came before the Council they got the brush-off".. He said that elsewhere rinks are being built by a community effort and Summcrside should not be any different. All citizens should be taxed for it. He stated that the committee has asked the Council twice to hold a plebiscite.

"You fellows are giving us the run-around or something. I have a hanger which I will give if you want it. Why give us the run- around? This hanger must be moved during the next month. It is up to'you fellows. We have all put a lot of time on it and some dough too. Id like to know Iloii many of the council are in favc of it and how many are again: it."

At this point Mayor Wedge solo that the Council would hear the commitiee and give a decision im- medlalcly.

Dr. H. E. Clark. chairman of the committee said that in other places such things are being done by a community effort and the com- mittee thought that the citizens should he "fell out" on the matter. "Our objective is that we must have a rink at all costs." .

Mr. T. L. Linkletter asked if the Council thought it was necessary to have I plebiscite before pro- ceeding.

Mayor Wedge thanked the coni- miltee for the thought. interest and time put on the matter and said that the Council has given it much consideration but "we fee that I real attempt has not beet made to organize I company to do the job."

He then Isked Councillor J. L. Gorrill to take the chair and he moved the resolution given below which wu seconded by Councillor Gorrill. The meeting then pro- ceeded with regular business but in I few minutes Councillor Mor- rison brought up the matter again and said he would like to ask Dr. Clark if the resolution Just passed was what the committee wanted. He said he felt that if I plebiscite were held the proposal would be turned down by the citizens.

Mayor Wedge said that in the . matter was disposed of he saw : no point in bringing it up IgIin.l At this point Mr. Curran said. "the . rink is out then". and the members! of the committee left the meeting.

Text Of Resolution

The following is the resolution:

"Whereas the citizens' rink com- mittee have by resolution sddres-l sed,to the Town Council request-I ed that a plebiscite be held forth- with to learn if the taxpayers are in fIvor of the Town erecting In artificial ice rink. -

”Resolved that it Is the consid-I cred opinion of this Council that the town should not undertake theI construction of I rink or should it become owners or opsutm-I of same.

"But this Council hereby go on. record as being prepared to ss-; sist any incorporated company of' citizens that may be organized for; such I purpose to the extent of providing free electric power. wa- ter and taxes for I period of five years.

"And further this Council is- prepared to enter into I satis- factory Irrsngement with such I

pennant,

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OUTSTANDING 2 CLEARANCE SALE

y Taken from our I950 Spring stock

MEN'S PURE WOOL WORSTEO

SUITS

In single

breasled and double” breasted models.

ALL WORTH 57.50

TO CLEAR WHILE THEY LAST AT

MENlS TW0-PLANT suns

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You sAvE

29.55.

Same quality and slyles as Iabove In slightly different patterns. '

ALL WORTH 69.50-

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dompgny to provide financial Is- sistunce up to In amount not ex-

YOU SAVE 33.55.

MEN'S SMART NEW

TOPCOATS

IN VELOURS. OOVERTS AND GABARIIINES

REGULAR 37.95 to 46.50

25g on

MEN'S WEAR

SUMMEIRSIDE

Stresses Need

ALTERATIONS OII SUITS EXTRA

yMAURICE MILL

dustless highway s

-sn tourist who comes to Canada

coedlng 50 per cent of the cost of such I rink. the maximum sum to

streams you carrot have s tourit

He pointed out that the Americ- inreu.

Mr. William Hayward. the presi- dent of surunerside Rotary, pr.- and

WANTED

.be provided by the .ToWn no! (0 exceed 350,000. providing plsm Ind specifications submitted meet with the Ipprovsl of the Town Coun- ell."-S.

IMMEDIATELY ONE MOTOR MECHANIC ONE EXPERIENCED WELDER

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AMI what an enema Iy DIFFERENT into to ouch di Inn! Ilovourl... What incredible SMOOTHNESS of Ou- l tun. It's the NEW Itorchlcss thicken-

!is accustomed to smooth highways. S "rhey come from I nation that has sided It yesterday's meeting . Iparhsps the finest system of hilh- Itho cum we-ker WI! Introduced ' T I. t lwsys the world on ever seen. Mr. ;by Brie. W. W Reid- " 0" lDolsn emphasiuu that good roads. Guests Present were J. J. Enman. lure the best possible investmentynms MIg;Ke)nzle5MII.V:ot' W- 5”"k":g ”,R?,t:':,,)',',:'.,c.):e”,;',?' :2: 333..." :AlllelrI"-(l.,mi:n('i: 113:::M:?::Insy?ne(Ivr-tI::vn Wiulhollngif ummers e I. : Y - 5 ' ' ' 9, be ,gd . re on on the Alan Holman. Lucas Allen, Dr. V Linen bssnzn wt-M Yesmdily "”"'s- ”'- De L” m" In "W " r John MIPNEIII, Hora-0 MIcF'arlane. '0' both 5"” 3'"! A09t3'9'"

mu" behmd wmduley A mooring this Province mist Iopreclste. Mr.

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