Province A Busy Hive Off Midsummer Aciiviiies
As the month of July draws to 3 close employment is at a sum- mt-r peak and very few people are idle according to the Char- iutteto II National Employment Of- five. are is a shortage of work- ers to harvest the hay crop and
udianinl to construction of the Trans-Canada highway between Charlottetown and Wood island! and this is providing summer work for I large number of men. High- way construction is also being car- ried out in the National Park by the Dominion government. and in the park also other intensive im- provemts are under way. ' .-
Some summer hotels on the north side of the Island report business as below that of a year ago. The hotel owners say fawn
Friday, July 27 1956 The Guardian. Page 3
Banli Suggests ”'”""” "
F3 ticlpation of increased demand u higher prices and this 'aspect 00 l I inventory accumulation - eons- "enhon To mon to periods of ravidly rising demand-warrants close attsntiu Business Trend MONTREAL (CP) - A "sharp rise" in business inventories war- rants close attention in the months
plants at Souris are shipping large quantities of frozen fillets to the American market, and to Montreal and Toronto. Some of the canneries are ".3 a greatly improved brand of chicken haddle. DAIRIES BUSY
plete new plant and offices Ivy the Imperial Oil Company are Just two of a half dozen prolects con- tributlng to the general lush lev- el of employment. Several othe- sizable lobs are due to commence in Charlottetown in latsiannimcr.
in the months ahead
.."AT FULL PITCHV The review, titled A 1'' ll Head of Steam. notes the I ernment's expression of doubt that the 1956 planned cap-
ghead, says the Bank of Montreal. ital investment program d SI.- iarm works in general, are not All of the dairies in the Province or early fall and these are I lull" "9 nuylns guests have utt gtlilej eictwgomy should continue 000,000,000 1!! be I!!! 30 IO In plentiful, B ause farm work is are now working to capacity, antee that no falling on of eon. come to the Island pro bly be- In Vt 1:3 in. g the equipment. labor and capital not insurable under the, Unem- thanks to good pastures and a struction will take place soon. "Wt 0' lb? "lli3V0""bi Wad" " '5 "S "5 revleli M ""'y' "Was needed i"" im!'l9'”"'”"”"- Ploymem Inwnce Mm and the luv Md ueldy mpply M mm In various Mm 0' nu Province ".1: gulyigummg, Eh; 035:1-g the bank notes that one of the Nevertheless. the existence ii ,,,,,, 1...,.,...-er W loses his job and cream. Canada Packers. the the rural electrification prosr-m "W 3" "mas em" 0'
cannot draw unemployment Insur-
largest establishment of its kind
is being pushed and new district!
acommodatlon in the past few
outstanding aspects of the Gross
this Vast program and the attempt
National fPli;?ii5t(iiuct in the first to re-all-n it promises to keep the wee Beneath were I, . tandem, in the pmvinc, "pom mo" men 3”. Vin: uni "3 WW” ma. daysaeznd some hostels are now garter o was a sharp rise economy operating at full pitch to pass up this type of work. employed in its Charlottetown availa le to them each month. "WV -
The Provincial Department of
Agriculture reports ill! MOPS ill
excellent shape. After a late start
potatoes have grown, rapidly. the grains have come along well. and pasture lands never looked better.
Roth beef and park are Ielllns at
a fair price.
The fishing industry looks just at promising although, the first part of July saw a big drop in the
uantity of fish ilnded. The sltu- construction work including carp- of these were recruited in Char- me! W0l'!l- The lfiilce 8130 5”i” 2, ., 4, . Q N '- .3 P' E' l' gtinn has been reversed within the enters. bricklayers, electricians, lottetown by the National Emlli0Y- um ”ll::hom;:';rl"uLh:blgi'1gr tag: ” .,, ' '' igrk. j iikg f':i7Al”l'i fv - T last ten days, and the draggers 011- and plumbers to be working stead- merit Service. K"'-'P5- 9 ' ”””" 1'”
t-rating out of Souris and the hand- liners as well, working out of smal- ler fishing centres, are bringing in port exceptionally heavy cat- rhea of ground fish. The fish
plant than at the same time last year. Bakeries in the city are doing a nourishing business and emp- loylng full staffs. Not faring quite so well because of the adverse weather have been soft drink manufacturers. but they hope to make up the July drop in sales in August and September.
The National Employment Of- fice reports that practically all
lly.- The building of new resid- ences ls playing no small part in keeping the building trades busy and the new R.C.M.P. Barracks and the construction of a com-
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CENTRAL
KILTS FOR Junior dances, tar- tan hose, Highland dance slippers kilt pins and brooches. Also authentic tartan suit lengths and
POWNAL UNITED P a at or al Charge, Services Sunday, July 8, ll a.m. at Millview; 7.30 p.m. at Pownal. Song service at Mt. Her-
This programme gives employ- ment to-a considerable ii men. The P.E.I. Telephone Com- pany is carrying on its usual sum- mer maintenance work and in!!!- roving its facilities in many way!-
Strawberry growing as a side line for many farmers has Pl'0' vided employment for about four hundred people durlng moat,0f July and more than two hundred
The provincial governnfent is
ROME (AP) - Campaign haw been launched in Italy to punish traffic offenders body and soul.
The state is talking about ' ll- ivs action" to crack down on c less drivers who roar along nar- row Italian roads in evergrowilil numbers and speeds. And the Ros
umhg 91 in the Prqvince, but wood pulp
Lumherlng is not a big industry
and pit props are being cut on the wood lots of many Island farmers, and these are being stock-piled to await shipment from such ports as Souris Montague, and Georgetown. The local National Employment Office reports that some boys of grade school and high school age are at!!! idle and looking for sum-
Church Urged Tolmpose Traffic Penalties lnlraly
anything but light work are idle. .
-- , ' . i.'i,'f?' ,4 SCOUTERS ATTEND
Scout leaders from all parts of the Maritime Provinces gathered! at a Gllwell Camp located beneathl the Friar's Nose. on scenic Parlce Brook, eight miles from Sussex. last week. A wide variety of pro- fessions and occupations. from Queen's Counsel iJ&ITiSLCFS.dO(.'i0l'S,
and dentists, through to clerks and
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Fred Large, Q.C., M.L.A.,
Charlottetown.
has led the church campalEll- On July ll the magazine published an article entitled Thou Shall Not Kill and warned Catholics that the fifth commandment applies to crimes on highway!- CI-IURCH LAW
A week later an expert in the
Central Christian Red Cross Swim
iiviiisii CAMP
washes dishes of self a cup of tea. while fast-eating
! be h '!t th A C 1) without Mr Paul Nitholson R(d Ciossmm following candidates: a urers, ui eir am A . ' I . i '
the use of a single nail. Pictured'Swimmi'ng and Water Safety In-l above are a group lieady for cats structor at the Christian Church
business inventories." This increase amounted to ti.- 200.000.000 compared with one of 050,000.00 in the last quarter of 1955: It appeared to have ben concentrated in the metal-using in- - dustrles, particularly those pro- , duclns capital materials and y It was Possible there had been
other early finishers. pictured in background. PHOTO BY SUSSEX STUDIO
Miss Joan Murphy, Field Super- visor tested the boys' aquatic skills and presented awards to
Beginners: Clinton Nicholson.
Dannold Raper,
MEMORIAL BOYS' CAMP
NORTH RUSTICO, P. E. I.
Final Camp for boys will open Saturday, Aug- ust 4th. Application forms may be received from:
ALEX MOONEY - Souris DR. J. A. DOIRON - Summerslde GEORGE CHEVERIE - Charlottetown.
in the months ahead. "Such a conuition
close atention to the gauges of the economic mechan- ism and careful handling of the safety valves by the monetary au- thorities; plainly, however, it don not call for an indiscriminate stok- ing of the furanca."
warrants
'Robin Andrew. as Matthew Kanne a New Watcr- Camp presented Beginner and in-lihmmy Carve” Riibbie Nensim
ford miner, stirs the fire. Merrill termetiinte swiinmei's for Red ill"-"im9di3i933 DEV” Weak?- Croft. Liverpool printer, pours him- Cross tests on Friday, July 20th. Barry Norris.
Vatican's canon law wrote in the magazine that the church could and should hand out ecclesiastical r ' k '- to traffic offenders.
skirt lengths in wide variety, clan tartans, The Tartan Shop Bon- ahsw or Phone 8802, Charlottetown
bert 8.45 p.m. Rev. T.R. Goudge, man Catholic Church has been minister. urged to impose moral ,
Ital! h been dyins in CROSS ROADS Alexandra ;,1 mil web in '
Hazelbrook services for Sunday, hue accidents-a'""': 5.800 a year. July 29th. Cross Roads 11 a.m. This 1, about three times the Alexandra 3 p.m. Hazelbrook 730 North American rate based on Rev. J.M. Sproule. Sunday, July p.m. All are welcome to these ser- comparative vehicle registrations. 29 at 3 p.m. (only this service for vices. Rev. C.E. Armstrong. min- Rogns ANCIENT the Y0l'k Charges! lniacuex C3!” me” Neither laws nor sermons can Carter and t e ava on rmy d ch Ibo"; on. of an buic Band. Public address system. to rgaszlgs (0, an bioodghed, Moat marry the service to all attending. Italy .highways are anclei:1t.hVia TRYON-BONSHAW Baptist l.:urEila',ol3:Ieil1Rf:i::.t:iwl":: mfg; Pastorate. Dr. E.J. Barrass, min- ”t"'I: the mm! cenu;Iy vi. ml, lster. Services for Sunday, July 9" 1 ' Rome M the north. 29th. Tryon at 11 a.m. Weatmore- min a. rom mud in 2” land at 3 p.m. Bonshaw at 7.30 learn: Adriatic. was fin g.;;i,.Srulnday School at Tryon at -TI-mops march: d m Mme
against Hannibal on the Appian THE PRESBYTERIAN Church Way, still the straightest "super- ln Canada Central Parish. Ser-
hlghway" in Italy.
vices next Lord's Day are as fol- A foreign tourist. caught ill I lows, Canoe Cove 11 a.m. S.S. at maze of traffic, soon discovers l0 a.m. Nine Mile Creek 8 p.m. that city streets were built for SS. at2p.m. Churchill S.S. ll a.m. medieval horses, not for Flats or Clyde River 7.30 p.m. SS. 1030
Fen-aria-let alone Cadillacs. a.m. Mr. Walter MacLean Student
That's half the deadly mixture. Minister of the Brookfield Charge The other half is the fact that will conduct the services. Rev.
Itsllaii cars are fast, their drivers Donald Mcholson, Interim Moder- love to handle them like racers. ator.
and there has been insufficient
law enforcement to stop them. Coming vent-5.
COP JUST SMILES Blast along at 100 miles an Dance Elligtvale School. July 27. Kinkora Picnic Saturday. July I8.
Camp Fees for ten days-S1500
1
7 Big brothers of the best seller
. . . and every bit as modern!
evenings. '
YORK PASTORAL Charge. The United Church. of Canda. Minister
ST. JOHN'S Presbyterian Church Belfast. Services on the Lord's Day. 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. S.S.
lo a.m. The Sacrament of Bap- tism will be administered at the morning service. Dr. Ross Eaton of the Marltlmes Temperance Fed- eration will be present at the 11 o'clock service and bring a mes-
sage. Rev. Donald Nicholson. min- isler.
CORNWALL PASTORAL Charge United Church of Canada Service. for July 29th. Kingston 11 a.m. New Dominion 3 p.m. Cornwall 7.30 p.m. Sunday School Kingston I0'a..m. Cornwall I1 a.m. New Do. minion 2 p.m. Rev. Mr. Tilley will preach at Kingston and New Do- minion and the Irwin Fellowship Group will be lncharge of the services at Cornwall.
DIES. IN. WINNIPEG-Home friends will regret to learn the death of A Bert Davidson in St. Boniface Hospital, Winnipeg, July twenty-fifth. The late Mr. David- son has been employed by the Post Office for forty years. retir- ing as Posta! Supervisor in nine- teen forty-seven. lie was born in Charlottetown the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Davidson, Surviving are his wife Myrtle; dau hter Wilma (Mrs. Tuhber Kor nsky); three grandchildren of Winnipeg: three brothers, Mont. B. of Trail, B.C.. Ben C. of Ed- monton: and Herb R. California, a sister Mrs. Charles N. Butcher. Calgary. Funeral services will be held at Clark Leatherdale Funeral Home Winnlpe, one p.m. Friday.
hour on a rig-zag highway and un- til recently all you'd get-if you escaped disaster - would be a paternal smile from the traffic cop.
driver can be arrested and hisilicense suspended for endan- gering the life of another. but the law has rarely been enforced. There is no speed limit. I-feeding the recent press cam- paign, the ministry of interior an- nounced last week that orders have gone out to provincial auth- oritles to enforce what laws there are "with full vigor."
A weekly magazine published in the Vatican but having no other official connection with the Holy See. Osservatore Della Domenlca,
Regular dance. Elliott Hall on Saturday night.
" Picnic St. John's Church Crap- sud, August 8.
Just arrived. car baler twine. Best price and quality.
st. George Chicken sup, Wed- nesday. August lat. meals begin
Cnrran Ban picnic Wednesday. August 1.
Dance South Melville Monday. July 30, W.I.
Horse racing at Ilazlebrook on Saturday, July 10, 2 p.m.
Reserve August 29. Parish sup- per, games, etc. Tracadle Hall.
Regular dance at Gordon Lodge every Friday night. Weatherbles Orchestra.
Dancing Mount Ryan Hall every Saturday. 9-12. Rollie McKenr.ls'r orchestra.
Showing at Mt. Stewart Friday and Saturday, The Man From Bitter Ridge."
Pantry sale, Souris Coop Store. July 28. Four to six p.m. by Rollo Bay East W.I.
Regular dance Crapaud rink "Hy Friday night. 9:30-12:30. Burns' Orchestra.
Now buying and cleaning Tim- Olhy seed daily. Highest price. McGulgan and Boyle Ltd.
Dancing at the White Spot. Dunstaffnage. every Friday night. Rollie MacKenale's Orchestra.
Ice cream and dance-in De- Gros Marsh School, Friday fl. Good orchestra.
Luscious ripe strawberries in large quantities on Friday and Saturday at llowatts.
Unloading car of Saturday and Monday. it cents all regular price. Vernon River
School.
ANNUAL PICNIC KINGSTON BRANCH
CANADIAN LEGION ON SATURDAY, 28 JULY - 2 PM. I At ALLISON MacMILLAN'S SHORE -- Fairvlow Ladies to take sandwiches.
Veterans who are not Branch Members- Cordially Invited.
New Chevrolet Heavyweight Champs i
These new additions to Canada's best sellinq iruclr lines dfI,ChGViOS through and tlarouqh! For proof. lust lake is look at these years-ahead biq-truck features! New Loadmantor V8! This big heavy-duty load puller is standard in new Series 1900 to Wl900 models . . . delivers 195 hp.-310 ft. lbs of tqrquo. It's the most efficient. economlcql blq-truck snqlno yot- the leader in its class for compact short-stroke design that delivers most horsepower per pound!
”Rctarder" gives safer downhill hauling. less hrtikc wear. Hauling's easier, more economical than ever before!
New big-truck styling! They're the new champs of the heavyweight class, .and they look it! That sleek, massive front- end styling reflects the POWER these new Chevies provide, helps build you! business prestige!
New Triple-Torque Tandemsl Stand- ard on new Series Wl 900 models, new Triple-Torque Tundcm hikes G.V.W.'s up to 32,000 lbs. G.C.W.'s up to 50,000 !hs.! These brawny haulers give you bigger. more profitable payloads, reduced trucks are part of your business, we'll operating cost per ton milel expect to see you soon!
Champs of every weight class!
A mm", M..." Va,” lightweight champs! Midiilsvnigtit chmpsl iluvyvtight Chan!
Rural Eieciriiicalion Notice
You'll find modern features such as these sparking all phases of performance in these new Chevrolet "heavies." If big
Notice is hereby given that the proposed furl! Elect-flcli extension. to serve the Arlylo Shot! If". illl Nell IDPNVN for construction.
Residents in this area. who have completed contracts with the Maritime Electric Company Limited. are ll-rohv -dvllcd to wire their premises.
Any complaints or disputes regarding the placing of poles on private property or otherwise. or the cutting of trees necss. nry for line construction. must be referred to tliil Commillioll through the local committee at the earliest possible date-
The local committee in our area comprises the lullwlus
New Powcrmatic Transmission! It's the - first automatic transmission designed especially for heavy-duty hauling! Six
fully uutoniatic lnrwiird speeds and a torque converter virtually climimiic man- ual gcur shifting on hills! Revolutionary
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