"GAVE 'AlBERi'ON BRILLIANT MINOR HOCKEY

A well attended minor hockey night was held in Alberton Tuesday to conclude a brilliant season of organised hockey competition. A display of teams ranging from the Foo Wee's to the High School team played against each other in their respective age groups and many

ood players have been developed

ough this year's hockey pro- gram which have been made poo siblc through the financial sponsor- ship of William Fraser a former "Regal" hockey star of past years. Hockey equipment was donated by Mr. Fraser for the league which was under the guidance of Perley

Hardy assisted by members of the Senior hockey team. Lloyd Gaudet, teacher of the High School and former s.D.U. player is coach and is mainly responsible for the success of the program this year. A hantam team and the High School team entered the Island Physical Fitness semi-finals and were narrowly eliminated by Sum- merside. .MEMBl-IRS of the Pee Wee's (top photo) team are shown: Back row. John Weeks. Gerald Arsenault. Pat Rockford. Mike Lar- ter, Gary Shields. Donald Camp- bell. John Foley. Bobbie Profit.

Front row. Leslie MacKay, Shane Rochford. Wayner Shea. James Millman. Jospeh Albert. Blair Nicholson. John McNElLL.

BANTAMS at Albcrton includ- ed Wayne Mac-Kinnon. Ferdie Barnett. Blair Wilkie. Jim Mc- Neill. Jimmy Rooney. Eric lnman. Cecil Arsenault, Gary Rochford, Bob lnman.

Middle row: Brian Ahearn, Vance Shaw. Raymond 0'Meara. Abby Arsenaulf. Allan Nicholson. Grant Noonan. Leonard McCue.

Front row: Jim Millman. Peter

Larter. Photo by F. Weeks.

Mayor Herbert Matthews pre- sided and all councillors were in attendance at the regular mcctinl of Albertoa Town Council last

night.

Following the reading of min- utes and the apnovai of bills amounting to 8371.14. Councillor Campbell. chairman of the finance curnsittca. Ive a report regard- ing a tax on Federal Buildings in the town. on motion it was

approved that the town make ap-

plcation to Ottawa for permissim to levy a tax on Federal property. A cheque for fifty dollars was received from the Mutual Fire In- surance Company. being payment for the attendance of the Alberton Fire Brigade at two recent fires.

Tragic Accident Takes Life of Little Boy

A tragic aocldcnt claimed the life of eleven-year-old John Robert Matheson at the home of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mathe- son in 0'Leary Sunday night.

The little boy had been playing with a cowboy belt when he was put to bed in the upper bunk of an army type bed. Some time later his younger sister found him hanging from the bed with the belt looped around his neck. Dr. Charles Dewar. coroner who lives nearby was quickly on the scene but nothing could be done for the accident victim. The exact circum- stances oi the accident are not known.

Besides his sorrowing parents he is survived by two brothers. Christoper aged 5. James, 2. and a sister. Cynthia. 9. .

The sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved family.

Policeman For Alberton Named

Mr. Everett MacDonald of Char- lottetown has accepted the position of policeman for the town of Al- berton and began his new duties

yesterday. - Mr. MacDonald has had con- siderable experience in police

work. having served in the Provost Corps during World War l1 and as guard at Durchester peniten- tiary for seven and a half years. He also served at Guelph Refor- matory for over two years.

He is married to the former Barbara Babcock. R.N. of Sack- ville. N.B. and they have two chil- dren. Deborah. ii. and Randall, 5. Mrs. MacDonald and family will arrive in Albcrton at the end of the month.

Council Plans New Well For S'side Water Supply

The Summerside Town Council last evening decided to call for tenders for the locating and drill- tug of a new well following a re- port from the fire underwriters that the water supply is inadequate for emergency purposes.

Recent investigation by Town Manager Joe Brophy has resulted in the removal of a sales tax from equipment purchased from the electric light department at a saving to the town of more than tsoom. and also a similar saving in the purchase of diesel fuel oil which will amount to more than

WESTERN GUARDIAN

RESERVE April 26 for pantry sale at Smsllmsns. sponsored by Kansington Presbyterian Young adults.

IUMMEBSIDE Knights of Col- umbus will present a concert the orchestra of Sacred Heart U - vanity. Bathurst on Wednesday evening. April 14th in Civic Audi- torium. Popular and seml-classic- sl music.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lesrd, Cole- man. left Friday morning, April 3, oa an extended visit with their many relatives and friends in the U.3.A. For the first few days they Will be guests of Mrs. Lesrd's neic- es. Mrs. Carl Btaddard. Norfolk, Mill. Dadharn, Mass: also Mrs. 1Aard's static. Mrs. Rena Mea-

a a , 3 xiccs .adM.:Ph:s:ls”bl-btbsra- and sisters la the vicinity of los- Mn. Mass.

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Referring to a question raised at a previous meeting in regard to mileage paid to an employee of the Electric Light Department. Councillor Clark explained that at least 60 per cent of the amount paid forimileage had been in con- nection with supcrvlsion and other work on the construction of rural lines. and was paid for by the Pro- vincial Government.

He said that a list of miles travelled. together with the date. and other information always ac- companied the bill submitted by this man. and had been approved by the engineer. checked by Coun- cillor Clark. and passed by the Town Council before the mileage payments had been made.

CONSIDER ENGINE

Councillor Clark said the need for a new engine at the electric light plant was still receiving at- tention. and was being evaluated in consideration with the possible construction of a causeway to the mainland. possible new develop- ments in the generation of elect- ricity. and the possibility of fin- ancial assistance from the Fed- eral Government.

Referring to the recent lay-off of some employees 'from the Electric Light Department. Councillor Clark said that this was in keeping with a council policy to operate the plant in as economical a manner as was reasonably possible. He indicated that no engines are op eratcd at the plant between mid- night and 7 am. during which time the load is fully carried by Maritime Electric Company. and this together with present inacti- vity in the construction of electric- al linss m

ing the matter of Daylight Saving Time was supported and advocated by several Councillors.

Councillor Clark noted that the R.C.A.F. Station would again be operating on D.S.T.. and that even the C.N.R.. were advancing their schedules by one hour to coincide with the change in time.

Mayor Currie said he didn't see any objection to Summerside stores also advancing their working days by one hour. but held little hope that the Provincial Government would move to make D.S.T. of- ficial in the Province this year.

Referring to the eventual falling in line with other provinces in re- gard to a unlfonn time. Councillor Maccausland recalled opposition to other changes in keeping with present day ways of life which are accepted by all. Councillor Clark recalled that this also had been the case in regard to store closing on Saturday afternoon and evening. and asked. "but who to- day would want to go back to working Saturday nights"?

40-HOUR WEEK

Councillor Leo Wood announced that employees of the street depart- ment had benefited by improved working condition beginning last Saturday when his department adopted the 40-hour work week with the same take-home pay.

Councillor Wood initiated a dis- clllllofl frlarding a complaint from a citisen who charged that he had suffered facial and lag in- juries after being taken into cus-

tody by two Summerside police officers. Councillor Wood said the man claimed to have suffered the injuries while in the hands of the police officers. and on checking the police report of the arrest Councillor Wood had noted that the report said the overhead door of the police patrol had fallen on the man while he was being put into the patrol car. and he suggest- ed that if this overhead door could result in similar injury to prisoners the town should not con- tinue to use it.

Councillor Jenkins said he had been called to investigate the in- jury to the man. and agreed that he had suffered injuries. He said he had been told that the arrest. of the man had resulted following two complaints to the polica de- partment that the arrested man was threatening to use a gun at a place in Summerside. He had also been led to understand that the man had resisted arrest. but felt that the police might have done better by putting the man in handcuffs.

Permission was given by the Council to the Sea Cadets to hold tag days on June 28. 29. and to the Kinette Club to hold their an- nusl peanut day on June zlst.

Suggestions were made by Coun- cillor Newson that all jobs of 3100.00 or over be awarded by ten- der. and he questioned the advis- ability of the town in paying for the telephones of employees. Councillor Msccsusland said the chief concern of the finance do partment at the present time was the preparation of the budget. He said some bond houses had been contacted to obtain information. and he felt that a bond issue should be made before July lot.

He said the tight money situa- tion has caused concern, but felt that in the long run some benefits would ruult from economy which

is. presently required.

NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the Prince County Branch Fish and Game Association in the Armourles Building. Summerside, Wednesday, April 10th at 8

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Routine Business Transacted At Alberton Council Meeting

-4 1 agree! cleaning W3” add left over for the May meetin-

The problem of unlicensed dogs mm; .3 urge was dealt with and the by-law nrohihltlgt 5-?” l' to be calorocd. on ". W" sectors to purchase a oisnmy of

ME!- hgouncillor Parity 33'” "V9 ' upon ,. 3. hockey program can ggdoggatnhcsihnrilkforthc last three years "W3 W'"-'' P” vision for free skatinl Nd l!0Ck9Y time for school children in Al- bcrton and vicinity. He noted that um pmgrgm had cost a former president now living in Montreal a considerable sum of money and. on motion it was mldod '0 lor- wwd . km; of appreciation. Cotnmendatio will I150 31"" '4' core); Lloyd Gasuict for much time ".1 effort in connection with h dung six hockey teams runs 8 fraolin Poo wars to Irish. School-

Tax Case is Dismissed

The charge against a resident of St. Eleanor: working in Summer- side. charged with non payment of the non-resldoattax. Wu dllm-lued in Police Court yesterday m”"'l'lE by Stipendary Magistrate E.H. Strong. Q.C. The case has been before the court for over a month.

The Magistrate dismissed th e charge because "A reasonable doubt has been raised by reason of the construction of the Incorpor. ation Act."

An amendment to the act was passed last week in the Legislature.

W.M.S. Hold Their April Mooring

Kcnsinglon Town United Church Council Meets H'” E""' ""559

The Easter meeting of Alberton The Kensington Town Coun ll A iii met last evening with Mayor Ecv- u an of the w'M's' was held

erett Champion presiding

all councillors present. gillgd amounting to 835.50 were

or er paid. Authority was given

the Fire Department committee tol Roy Lean-L Mgohgegj Mvallilltliemt

complete purchase of a nozzle. aland M,-L J.w waughnwho "D;

siamese shut-off, four rubber coats portion, of sgripture ' concumx

and Wednesday afternoon. Worship wag led bl! the president. Mrs. Leard, assisted by Mrs. Weeks. Mrs.

Sophie Carl Weeks. The secret- lf! was asked to send Easter

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"me P01 to I lady in the con- gregation who has been ill for I some time. it will be prep”-ed at the United Church parsonage by Mrs. Frank week, and Mn. ROY Leard and delivered by Mu, Roy Riimiay. Miss Frank and Mrs.

greetings to a number of mell- bers and former members of th Auxiliary who are indisposed.

At the close of the meeting so- fresbments were served by Mrs. assisted by George Ramsay and Mrs. Charles

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”:..::r....v:.i::.:'.:.-2:-:.'.m::: 3- -a ----z. cd that an effort made to have ym-It-'3dwe.r.e J"u.s. Christ 15 m5' an act passed allowing incorporat- an , ay "do The Ch""."" ed towns to issue trustee bonds rush oundamml A "e.""t3"'3”' had proved unsuccessful. Foilou'-??vf : place of lay pew” "' "W ing an exhaustive discussion on: .' E '1') the C'""ch mday W.” mime ways and means. it was agreed L" the form M E panel d”""”"''” that Mayor Champion and the n- Ry 1' 5' R” "Hm M” 59033 nance committee be authorized amsay .and Mn hm" "M330"- to take definite steps towards fi- The cmsmg hyllln was "M U" n ' a proposed sewage ms.””.'"9 "files"; . , Poul syslem. l Community friendship work Councmor wimam Ma(,LDan.,:dgtiring the month included 66 vi- statement to the effect that the 5"5 l” h0m95 and i'05P"-'11- 23 Cards. C.NpR' log in the center Of me 10 letters and 5 treats. Ten books town shoud be Paved to keep down Wade A" "'9 5h"Wl"8 0! 8 relig- dust and mud led to considerable '0”: m."" Ill 3'-iheld Hi! Glory" d-lscusskm. -on April 28th. Councillor Elmer Paynter. ('hair- ma” W"? mad? 10 send I sun- man of the street committee. reported that town work had not

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er cons o .cussion Dela” w Councillor Paynter moved that the .mnu,,1 ;;,,,:gsS:1nh:dT:.or.oug: town call for tenders lmmediaielyheid in the chunh km on hid”, for police work and general duties la;,,moon' AP,” 11 md plan This was seconded by Cilunflllbflhuldjng . Good Fndu urvrce H! Robert! 5nd P335”! ”'-'”"”m0"51Y-lthe Church on the evening of

Councillor Elmer Paynter cnm- Good Friday.

" " the "'0" 91”” "p"a””'5l Mrs. Lorne Cousins invited the '0' "'9 line 595 dm” 0” "'9 "r""5 lmembers of the Social Club to an last winter. and also commended . "Nice to be held in the local plow dispatcher for his consistent co-operation in keeping the streets cleared of snow-

the minutes by the secretary Mrs. Maurice Lodge.

ning April 5. when the Explorer MI councillors cwmrd 'ni'.'””5.'iu”' r'.'3i.3."'5uli.il.i 15.23. "U5 ”P”55l0" M 'Ppreda”0"' ithe Woman's Missionary Society MW" Champion "ppoinwd mum of the United Church of Canada c'"”” Elm" Punt" and mm At the close of the meting re: but c”rmh'”;' '0 c1g'a?.c:mS0mte- ireshmenta were served by the H D

';e:vemonactlc1EpPri.ilIce County llos- :h;Kmn::Med by M”- GSPWS pital Board. '

Discussion followed on Daylight Saving Time. It was the feeling of the meeting that the Province as a. whole should adopt Daylight Saving Time.

Kcnslngron Rink

Mrs. Howard Clark was ” ' to the April meeting of Albert- on Presbyterian W.M.S. Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs. Helen Kerr led the opening devotions of which the theme was "Woman at East- er. The Scripture was Mark 6: 1-1 5 and the hymns were "Christ the lord ls Risen Today" and "Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross A duct. "Nail Scarred Hands" was sung by Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie and Mrs. Frank Carpenter. The offer- ing was received by Miss Margar- et Forsyth and dedicated by Mrs. Howard Clark.

A talk on "Miracles and Faith", was given by Mrs. Alfred Mc- Leod and a portion of the study book. "Keepers of the Faith" was presendod by Mrs. H. J. Larkln. Plans were made to remember the shut-ins with Easter cards.

The next meeting will be held at the home of the president. Mrs. Carpenter and it is hoped that Miss Margaret McDougall. field secretary for the Maritlmes. will be present to address the society. Worship will be led by Mrs. Nor- man Oliver.

At the close of the meeting re- freshments were served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Edgar Forsyth and Mrs. Carpenter. 3

Tonight. Tuesday

For Rink Trophy SPRING VALLEY vs. SPRINGFIELD Game time 8:30 Admission 25 and 50 cents Skate after

Bordon Social Club Held its Meeting

The Ladies Social Club of Bor- den United Cburch held their monthly missionary meeting at the home of Mrs. Reginald Rod- gers on Wednesday evening Ap- ril 3 with the president. Mrs- Heath Gordon in the chair.

The meeting opened with a lent- en Worship Service centered about the theme of the crucifixion. The roll call was answered by a verse of Scripture containing the word "Cross". The Scripture reading Luke 23: 33-38, was read by Mrs. Lorne Cousins. A commentary was given by Mrs. Alfred Chappell. Lenten Prayer brought the wor- ship service to a close after which the missionary study was taken

up.

The study based on the pres- cribed study book "East from Burma” with interesting side- lights from "Burma Land of Golden Pagodas" and "Fun and Festival in South East Asia" was

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The business session followed

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BEDEQU TONIGHT,

Albany St. Pats vs. Freetown Royals

Sixth game in finals South Shore Hockey League. Game time 8:30 p.m. lf Albany wins trophies will be presented at the end of game. All members of South Shore Hockey League teams are requested to be present to receive awards. Also E

manager and coach of Albany J able. Admission 35 and 50 cents.

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