Bank of Nova lcotia ofiicials visiting Summerside on I lnllr of the 91 branches in the Mari- times. are seen above during

an official call on Mayor W.A. Currie of Summerslde. who is seen (left) extending a welcome to Mr. G.C. Hltchman. of Toron-

I BANK OFFICIALS VISIT SUMMERSIDE

to. assistant general manager. who is in charge of all branches in the four Atlantic Provinces. Other in the group are Mr. C.

M. Klliam. Saint John. N.B.. supervisor for P.i':.l. and NE. and Mr. C.M. Maclmggan trlghtt manager of the summerslde branch.

ALBERTON

Rev. and Mrs. John C. Robson paid a brief visit to Alberton on Tuesday. some few years ago Mr. Robson rerved as student pastor of the Presbyterian con- gregntlon here. the is now min- ister of Queen Street East Pre- sbyterian Church in Toronto. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Robson,

WESTERN GUARDIAN

DR. W.A. Shea, Alberton. will be absent from his office Oct. 1st to 13th inclusive.

RAYMOND onam. Optom- etrist will be in his Tignish of- fice Saturday September Ztith.

SALE OF food. novelties. and rummage in Alberton Public Lib- rary Saturday afternoon. Spon- sored by United Church Guild.

THERE WILL be an immunis- ation clinic at Summerside Health Centre. Friday. Septem- ber 27th. 1.80 to (.00 p.m.

REGULAR THURSDAY night dance at the Canadian Legion llome, Kensington. Music by the lllellowaires. Dancing from 0:80 to 12:30. Admission 50 cents.

RETURN TO MONTREAL - liltss Alberta Gaudet. R.N.. and Miss Stephanie Gaudet. R.N., daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. uandct, Fitzroy Street. returned to their nursing duties in. Mon- lrcal on Monday. They were ac cumpanied by their mother. who will visit with her daughters. lilrs. James D. Lehane. Dwval, out-.. and Mrs. A. Bruce Mao- Lcsn. Point Claire, Que.

PERSONALS .

Mrs. Robert Horton and son Willard motored from Cambrid- go Mass. to Kenslngton. Sept- ember 11th. to spend their bli- days with their nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Mackin-

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IODAY (1'lUBl.l' 3:30 - 7:15 .- 9:15

"ANYTHING GOES"

Starring Bing Crosby. Donald O'Connor, Jean- marie and Phil Harris.

It's spectauslar when these shining stars sing and dance to Cole Porter's songs.

moss a ssrunnsr Zachary Scott in "The Counterfeit "an"

whole marriage took place re- cently. are touring Eastern Can-

ada.

Mrs. Hunter Weeks. Alberton is spending a few days with Mrs. Arthur Wright, south Kildsre.

Rev. and Mrs. .l.H. Myrick of Alberton. ccompanled by Miss Helen Cleaves and Miss Marg- aret Stone of Waban. .V:iass., who have been their guests, left on Tuesday for a motor trip to Central Canada and points in the United States.

The executive of Alberton branch of the Prince Edward Is- land Auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society met at the home of the president. Mrs. James Hodgson. Tuesday even- ing. Also present were the vice- president. Mrs. H.W. Matthews, the secretary-treasurer. Miss Margaret Forsyth. who read minutes of the last meeting and gave a financial statement; and Mr. D.A. Dunlop who led open- ing worship. Plans were made for the annual canvass which will be carried out during the month of October. The following canvassers were named: Alber- ion. Mrs. James Hodgson. Mrs. George Williams. Miss Annie Leard. Miss Shirley McArthur. Mrs. 1I.W. Matthews, Mrs. F.J. Carpenter and Mrs. V.J. Camp- bail. Alberton south. Daisy Mat- hews. Brooklyn. Mrs. Ira Wallace; Dock. William Camp-

U. K..Chiof Of Air Staff is Visiting Canada

The Chief oi the Air Staff oi the Royal Air Force. Air Chiei Marshal Sir Dermot Boyle, GCB. KCVO. KBE. AFC. is to visit Can- ads as a guest oi the R.C.A.l'.

He will fly to Ottawa from the U.K .September 10 aboard a Comet 2 oi 216 squadron, R.A.F. Transport Command. and after visiting at several points in East- ern Canada will proceed to the United States.

While in Canada Air Chief Marshal Boyle will have discuss- ions with Air Marshall Hugh Campbell chief oi the air Staff oi the R.C.A.F. and with senior officers at A.F.li.Q. lie will also visit Air Defence Com- mand Healquarteu at 'St. Hu- bert. P.Q. and the AVRO Air- craft Ltd.. and Orenda engine plants in Toronto.

The R.C.A.F. has placed an aircraft at his disposal during his stay in Canada and it will fly him to Westovcr Air Force Base. Mass. on September 29. At the invitation of General Thomas

bell; Klldare Cape. Mrs. Allison

Mclnttosh; South Kildare, Miss

Sophie Ramsay; Tigniah. Mrs. Bernard

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Fisheries Act Cases Hoard

A number of prosecutions un- der section B oi the 1957 fishery regulations were dealt with by Magistrate R.S. Hinton at Al- berton yesterday.

A Campbellton lobster packer was fined 835.00 and costs for

ssesslon of 40 underused, lob- sters and a lobster dealer from the area was given a similar fine for possession of 87 under- sized lobsters.

A party from Howard's Cove was fined 835.00 and costs for possession of I7 undersized lob- sters.

A fisherman from Phee's Shore was fined 385.00 and costs having 39 undersized lobsters and a Miminegash fisherman was fined 813.00 and costs for possession of 13 lobsters.

A second Miminegash fisher- man was fined 335.00 and costs

HAS WIDE POWERS

New Crown Company In N.S. To Promote Industry

By ITIWAIT laeLEOD Canadian Press Staff Wt-her HALIFAX (CP) - The Nova I c o It a government Wednesday formed a new Crown company and handed it sweeping powers to carry out its sole task of bring- 2; new induhriea into the prov-

Ten provincial businessmen of varied interests were molded in- to Industrial Estates Ltd, and told they could work without government interference to "en- courage promotion. expansion, diversification and development I industrial activity in Nova Sootia"

How. they go about it is up to

an possession of m undersized lobsters.

A charge oi obstruction against a fisherman from Camp- bellton was adiourned to Sum- merside on Oct. 10th and a charge of possession of ten short lobsters against a St. Louis fish- erman was adjourned to Albert- on on Oct. 16.

A man from Tignish was fined 825.00 and costs for. possession of liquor not purchased from a vendor and an Alberton resi- dent was fined S5.00 for operat- ing a motor vehicle not properly

, ',, d with lights, brakes. etc.

Two persons from Waterford were convicted of assault under the Criminal Code and each fined 825.00 and costs and bound over to keep the peace for one year.

BORDEN RINK

A meeting of the trus- tees of Borden Rink Com- pany will be held in the Town Hall, Borden

Tonight at 8 o'clock All shareholders please attend. R. Rodgers, Secretary.

them. They start off with a grant of "llolllhly 350.111)" from the government and can use their own methods to attract new sec- ondary industry and assist estab- lished industries. The government would step in only when an exist- ing firm is endangered by a new

one. WORK WITH APEC

Premier R. L. Stanfield. who announced the n w company as "a distinct enterprise. sound and concrete." said he expected In- dustrial Estates Ltd., to work closely with the Atlantic Prov- inces Economic Council which is trying to do the same job on a regional basis. But unlike ATEC, this new firm will be financed wholly by the government.

But apart from this F arrangement, the executive of in- dustrial estates will be in com- plete control of its operation. Mr. Stanfield said it will "operate in- dependently of government direc- tion and interference." It will make its own staff at pointrnents, select its own office site and de- cide on internal pc'icy.

Trade Minister E. A. Manson. a director of the new firm, said a general manager would be ap- pointed "shortly."

The broad charter k

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company says. in effect. that it can acquire lands in the prov- ince for developments: it can build factories for lease or sale; it can provide services such as power. water, sewage and roads. it can lend money. for machin- ery. and, generally, "the comp- any will asslst. by all means at its disposal any suitable indus-

try in any or all phases of its op-

erations where such assistance is deemed advisable or necess-

a.ry. YEARLY REVIEW A review of the iirm's opera- tion will be tabled in the Legisla- ture each year and the house will vote funds for new projects it will ”' Mr. Manson will be the legislative representative in the

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Wed. - Thur. 1:15-9:15. A hunted man - - - a beautiful woman - - - in a thrill-packed adventure "THE STRANGERS HAND". Starring Trevor How- ard, Alida Vallie, Richard Base- hart and a young boy Richard ggullivan. Regular prices 40c-

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Dr. E. L. Enman. former basrdl chairman of the Bank of Nova Scctia who now lives at ingen- iah. will become chairman of the board. Board areaident will he Frank H. Sohey. mayor of S'.el- larton. president of the Sobey Grocery chain and a Dosco direc- tor its secretary - treasurer will be Harold J. Elllll. Halifax char- tered accountant.

Other board members are: C. G. Maclsennan. Trum Creamery president: D. F. Arhibald. former Truro chartered accountant and now a Pt. Williams poultry iarrn owner; .1. C. liacliecn. Halifax financier: T. 1-1. Coffin, Halifax barrister; S. W. Kenney. Yar- mouth contractor; Clifford LeCou- teur. business m azer of the Cape Breton Post and Mr. Man- son.

CLEARANCE SALE AT ALBERTON SOUTH

'All dry goods, men's, ladles' and children's wear selling at reduced prices. Discounts from 20 to 50 percent. All sales are final.

Thursday - Friday - Saturday K. E. FRASER

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POST OFFICE BOX 520 Summcrslde.

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I'll E. I. EDDY COMPANY

There will be an interruption of electric ser- vice on all our rural lines except those serving

areas weather permitting. Otherwise first fine day, on Thursday, September 26th, between the

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