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LISBON (AP) -- Antonio do M- velrs Salassr. a frail looking
in b Is two vasec- cies in the department The Town Clerk will notify the applicants
Tuesday. July 9. 1957 The Guardian Page 13
Hold A. Y. P. A. T sigma Fire "
A dredge is seen at work yes- terday morning in Summerside Harbour between Holmans Wharf sud Queens Wharf as the Miram-
DREDGING BEGINS AT S'SlDE.
ichl Dredllnt Company started the dredging of 32,000 yards of slit to permit ships drawing up to 15 feet of water to load and
unload at Holn-ien'a Wharf The dredging is the result of recom- mendations to the Department of
Closing Banquet
The annual closing banquet of
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Public Works several ago by Mr. J. Watson MacNsught. GUARDIAN rnoso
S'side Town Council To Purchase Office Machines
With Mayor Currie and-all coun- cillors present, the Sumrnerside Town Council last night held its regular monthly meeting in the town building.
Councillor Maccsusland moved a resoluiton that the town pur- chase and electrical calculating machine with typewriter keys from the National Cash Regiate Com- pany at a price of 37,085.00 and also an addressograph machine from the Addressograph Multi- grsph Company at a price of 5,160.38. Councillor MacCausland pointed out that the time has come to make these purchases which the town auditors have recom- mended in their yearly reports.
He also said that if the mach- ines were not purchased the town would be faced with the necessity of hiring ,additlonal help in the Town Clerk's office. The fact that the purchase of these mach- ines will enable the Town Clerk to have a system that will save the town several thousands of dollars yearly in bank overdraft interest alone. will facilitate billings for all town departments without loss of time was taken into consideration by the council members.
Mayor Currie said that the machines would have far reaching savings and it would be difficult
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to enumerate its numerous bene- fits. The matter oi this purchase, he said. had been under advise- ment for some months and given full consideration. ,
On motion it was decided by the meeting to purchase the machines. ELECTRIC LIGHT CALLS
Reporting for the Electric Light Department. Councillor Clark said that the linesmen of the department receive many calls from householders to make repairs when there is a power fail- ure in the home and that in many cases it is just a matter of a
burned out fuse that had caused the trouble. He said that when the trouble was caused by such rea- sons that the calls would be charg- ed to the househoder.
The Town M pointed out that the town contracts to bring power only as far as the meter and that no employee of the town should under any circumstances be expected to go beyond the meter to ascertain any electgical trouble in a household.
Councillor Newson reporting for his committee said that the work at the Civic Auditorium had been completed on the grounds adjoin- ing the building. that the floor in the stadium had been repaired and the stadium painted and that it was in readiness for the Lobster Carnival.
He said that a cltl son of the town was interested in yurchasing the Maclnnls property at the west end of the town and that since the town had no use for the house that it take under consideration the selling of it.
it was decided that the property. be advertised to the public as being for sale.
Councillor Newson said that the town patrol is showing'a greater amount of mileage than he felt was justified.
In reply Councillor Jenkins said that the Police Department re- ceive many calls to attend to that the general ublic is not aware oi. IIEFERS '1' COMPLAINT! Speaking of complaints received that the patrol car is being used outside its proper Jurisdiction. he said he had investigated that mat- tar and felt that the patrol wagon
WESTERN GUARDIAN
macs: in Norboro -school, July lath. Lunch served.
Cold! to the Payater picnic at Long River-Wednesday. July 10th Starthg at 1 o'clock. t
Dnous imusnu: 1;: cream in by Darniey iv.-i. ' ' A
ICE CREAM SOCIAL. Long Ri- ver Hall. Wednesday. July 10th. home made ice cream.
WOMEN'S. lNl'l'1'l'U'i'E. I ca cream and dance. Indian River school, July 10th. Good music.
ANNUAL MEETING of the sta- wart Memorial Health Centre will
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OUR POULTRY plant i now Monday
had not been driven outside the town boundaries. '
Councillor Newson said that he knew of two occasions when the patrol had been seen on Linklctter Road and this was in his opinion not in its territority.
Councillor Jenkins said that he would investigate the matter fur- ther regarding this point and re- port back at a later meeting.
Much discussion was given to the matter of an accident which happened to the patrol wagon at the corner of Spring and Fitzroy Streets at some time in the past. According to the report handed in by Officer Maclflnnon. who had been driving the patrol at the time. the undcrpart of the car had been damaged by ooning list contact with s manhole cover at that point. The officers report claim- ed also that the nude art of th e car had been damag on previous occasions when it had been in con- tact with driveways and curbs.
Councillor Jenkins said he did not think that the patrol car was at all suitable in the first place as it did not have sufficient road clearance.
Councillor Maccausland said that in his opinion the officer con- cerned should be condemned or demoted because he had not re- ported the accident at the time it
” the ad- visability of a trade in for the pre- sent patrol car for a suitable pan- el delivery model.
Town Manager Joseph Brophey pointed out that since the patrol car was a late model Job the trade in value would be high and the ex- change could be made with very little expense to the town. He said he felt that a proper police petrol would be more suitable in many ways than the present car used by the Police Department.
TRUCK PURCHASE
The matter of the purchase of two light delivery trucks. one for the Light Department and one for the Water and Sewerage De- partment was brought up by Coun- cillor Jenklas who said that he had been severly critlsod by several car dealers in town who said they had not been given the opportun- ity te submit tenders on the pur-
' KINIINGTON
Mon. - Tues. 7:15 - 9:15. Steve Allen 'l'V's brilliant start as the King of lwing in "'l'll.'ll GOODMAN STORY" in
color. the girl whose we was his in- tioa. with those set stars: James. Tlltou. lllman from the makers el Giana Miller story).
POULTRY BUYING
Buying live fowl Wed- nesday, .July 10th from 8 am. to noon at my home.
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chase.
It was explained by Councillor Clark that the matters of the pur- chase of these trucks had been dis- cussed at a previous meeting and that the vehicles purchased had been second hand and bought at a very low price which had saved the town considerable money.
Councillor Cannon said that the truck for the Water and Sewage had been obtained at such a very good price it was decided to purch- ase same as it was most suitable for the needs of the department.
No prcferencror favoritism was shown in the matter to any dealer whatsoever. he said.
SICK LEAVE .
Regarding the matter of pay ment of wages for employees oi the town who are on sick leave. Councillor Clark moved that the town allow its permanent employ- ees six days a year without loss oi pay. All permanent employees may accumulate one sick day a year that they have worked down to a maximum of 23 days. if an em- ployee ls sick over twenty eight days the committee will con- aider the case on its merits.
Mr. R.'r. Holman was on motion appointed a trustee of the summer- side School Board. This appoint- ment is for a period of three years and will expire in 1960.
The meeting voted the sum of 3150.00 to the Fire Chief to at- tend the convention of the Mari- time Fire Chiefs held in Yarmouth.
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PROTECT MINER! Medical centres with modern
equipment are installed at 302 of the larger coal mines in Britain.
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TODAY auras.) 2-7:15-9:15 In Cinemaacope
"Seven Cities Of Goldll
With Richard Egan Anthony Quinn.
This is the story of the making and the orging of Califomla. When men chose gold or God, the sword or the Cross.
and
NOTICE
Due to a change of operators all accounts owing the Remington Service Stories: and the Estate of W. J. Champion must he paid on or before July 13. 1951. Any as- c e u n t s outstanding after this date will be handed to on attorney for coleerlon.
I. Iarka A.Y.P.A. was held in It. Marks Hall on Monday eve-
After Vsa Archdeacon Harrison asked the blessing thirty mem- bers and their guests sat down to a very deliclo supper prepar- ed by the St. Mar a Guild.
The toast to the Queen was porposed by the president, Keith Sudsbury. respomied to by the National Anthem. To the Church by Wayne Harrington. responded to by the Lord's Prayer. To the A.Y.P.A. by Laura Bell, . pond- ed to by the Members Prayer. To the Guests by Laurette Mill. re-
sponded to by Mr. Thomas Hall. 3
The President then introduced the following guests. Ven Arch- deacon Harrison. Mrs. J.G. Town- send. Mr. Ekner Power. Mr. Then: as Hall. Allison Gill deanery pre- aldnt and Miss Monroe.
Each guest speaker made fav- orable comments concerning the
ROYAL
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Dept. Meets
The regular meeting of the Sum- snarside Fire Department was held last evening with Chief Heath Vlarru in the chair
Frank Arsenaul Chairman of the investigating mmlttec re- ported that two names have been chosen from application received
group and wished them every suc- cess in the future.
The guest speaker was Ven Archdeacon Harrison.
A hearty sing song was enjoyed by all with Mr. Power at the or-
an. . Prayer brought the evening to a close.
Discussion took place regard- ing the installation nf the two fire sirens which were formerly locat-
1 ll. Friday completed his 5th year as Portugal's premier.
horn professor of law and econom- ics, now 68. Salazar has niled the
Thousands of anniversary mess- ssges poured in on the peasant-
ed on Argyle and Ottawa Streets before the ice storm in January. 1956, and Chief Warren stated that
en
untry July 5. 1931.
since becoming premier
a member of the Council informed him they would be installed again in the former locations Considerable discusslon took place regarding the duties of the local brigade during Lobster Car- nival Week. Jack Shurman was --1 chairman of the com- mittee in charge of the fireworks. volunteered for two hours of duty at the carnival, thus assuring plenty of assistance for the Police Department It was decided to Join the Mari- time Firemen's Association and a cheque for 810 for registration
fees is being forwarded
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NOTICE
The final meeting of the Re-union Committee of ! Prince Edward Island Highlanders will be held in ; the Canadian Legion Horne, Summerside on July 10 at 8 p.m. Come and discuss the re-union with your
committee.
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GRANT TEAVERS. Chairman.
ANNUAL TEA PARTY,
STEWART MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTRE will be held in TYNE VALLEY CHEESE FACTORY, JULY 10th Supper booth, Entertainment Dancing Tyne Valley Hall 9-12 Admission 51.00
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