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the Electrical Service’ League
Electric League's Aims Are Outlined At Meeting
_ SUMMERSIDE — A. D. Cam- eron, geneal manager of the Mari‘ime Electric Charlo‘tetown, was the principal Speaker at a _banquet-meeting of the Electric Service League of P.E.I. held last evening at Mulberry Lodge, Summerside with upwards of 40 members ‘and interested parties present.
pas of the league Wil. Burke presided. Mr. ke outlined the aims and piece of the Electric Service
e which are mainly to help people to live better elec-
y. He congratulated Mr. ‘and Mrs. David Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mac- Farlane special head table Buests who are the first Red Seal home, owners in Summer-
le. # ow. R. Brennan, chairman of ‘the standards committee, spoke briefly on Red Seal standards
which he said ‘had been under
dispute and many expressions of opinion voiced regarding ‘them. However, he stated, af-
ter much discussion the same |
set of standards were adoptéd in this province which are used across Canada. He stressed that these standards are much higher thar@the old set although they are little more than ade- quate in todays modern homes. * Mr. Cameron explained the ‘Purposes of the league and told
_ WESTERN _ GUARDIAN |
Dreanizations sing ees column eir meetings, en- tertainment events, etc., are re- to place these an- ‘Rouncements in the name of tie organization.
~ DR. R. W. AULD, Kensington ‘will be absent from his practice from Wednesday Jan. 2ist until Wednesday Jan, 28, 1959 inclusive.
CARD PARTY—Prize winners at last week’s card party, spon- gored by the Alberton C.W.L. Were Mrs. Winnie McNeill and John Perry. Consolations were presented to Mrs. Eugene Cal- Jaghan and Joseph MacDougall. The freeze-out wa$ won by Mrs. "Eugene Callaghan.
CRAPAUD RINK Skating Club oo 8-10. Club members only.
- BEDEQUE RINK tonight. Wed- eeaday. South Shore hockey lea- ae nedowse Beavers versus
Royals. Game time 8.30 sharp. Skate after.
" RESERVE Wednesday
Company,
Jan. |
wary 28th, 1959 for Card Party. |
Kensington High School Audi- o's Sponsored by Community
REGULAR Wednesday night - dance Borden Legion Hall tonight 9.30 to 12.30. Music by the Hi-Fi Orchestra. Admission 50 cents.
CARD PARTY Darnley. Hall Friday Jan. 23rd.
KENSINGTON RINK _ tonight Wednesday Farmers League, New Annan vs Cavendish game time 8:30 skate after.
Professional Cards
_ Chartered Accountants
T.\Earle Hickey & Co. “,Canadian Bank of Commerce
Building Summerside, P.E.l. Phone 2235
INSURANCE
RB. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Auto — Casualty } Summer St. Summerside
Optometrists
E. E. Parkman Opt. D., R.O. PHONE 3287 Summer St. Summerside
. .B. F. Hunter, R.O. Gunimerside, P.E.1. Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING
. Photographers '. THE READ STUDIO . D. W. SEARS
’ Barrister George R. MacManon, . LL.B.
(Also Kensington on Saturdays) Phone Summerside 3551 *
\ 155 ip Summerside
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of what has been accompished by it since its inception in 1958. He stressed that it is an as- sociation of all members con- nected with the electrical in. dustry with the object of in- creasing the standard of electric wiring and education the public in the use and safety of elec- tricity.
Mr. Cameron said the league made a good start in 1958 on the .program of educating the public outside the industry and stated that this is a field in which ‘“‘we must look forward to increased activity.”
The principal speaker said the most spectacular of the league’s activities has been the various promotions carried out last year and added that he* felt, “there is nothing like a Red Seal home with the Red Seal prominently displayed in front to boost, the cause of adequate wiring as well as the reputation of the electrical contractor concerned in the eyes of the public.” PROVIDES FIGURES .
[Concerning resulis, he stated |
as far as education and promo- tion are concerned these are intangible, they are hard to measure, but Mr. Cameron provided some figures which showed that during the first 11 months of 1958, with more figures yet to come from Sum- merside, there has been in the
province 132 sérvices increased to 60 ampere capacity or 42'2 per cent of the changes com pared with 29 per cent in 1957.
Mr. Cameron added that during the same period 42 chan- ges to 100 ampere service en- trance had ‘been effected, which represents 13%: per cent com. pared agains: a little over two per cent in 1957.
Mr. Cameron. also provided many revealing statistics and concluded by stating that the league is opening a. way to- wards better living for the pub- lic and more abundant use of the magical medium of energy. on which we all depend.
“If we as an industry can unite to raise our standards and our sites in supporting the Elec- tric Service League of P.E.I., we cannot fail to participate in the benefits of electrical living in our business.”
Others who addressed the meeting briefly were Councillor Dr. H. E. Clark, Town Man.- | ager J. A. Brophy, A. A. Scales | and Mayor W. A. Currie who! presented the Red Seal certifi- cates to Mr. MacFarlane and Mr. Morrison.
Included among the head table guests were Mayor W. H. Poole.
chief electrical inspector, and A. K. Bell, representative of utilities and contractors, Sum-
merside.
Status Of Hosp
ital Sought
For Tyne V. Health Centre |
SUMMERSIDE—The board of trustees of the Stewart Memor- ial Health Centre at Tyne Val- ley will start to make plans for the enlargement of the Health Centre to the full status of-a hospital. ;
The trustees were assigned the task at a meeting of the re- presentative of the 21 communi- ties served by the centre held ew evening in Tyne Valley
The proposal recei unaai- mous support from\ the 183 re- presentatives who attended to dis- cuss and formulate future oper- ational plans in view of hospital insurance plan which will likely be approved for P.E.I. at this session House.
The trus' will give a report on their progress and present an estimated cost of the enlarge- ment at a meeting of the 21 communities in Tyne Valley, Feb. 16th.
In discussing the report on P.
E.I. hospitals the representatives opposed the removal of its clironi- cally ill patients from the com- munity as suggested by the re- port. It was felt that these pa- tients would be happier and more content to be close to the vicinity in which they had re- sided aad where visits from friends was a simple matter.
The representatives decided to send a full report of their resolu- tions and opinions to the deputy minister of health.
The deputy minister is also to be asked procedure to be follow-
The centre is rated at eight beds but it is said to require 10 or more beds for present re- quirements. The building, in ad- dition to its‘ rooms for patients has also a case room, nursery, kitchen, and staff quarters. It
is equipped with an x-ray ma- chine and an oxygen tent.
Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting At Alberton
ALBERTON — The annual meeting of Alberton Presbyter- jan Church was preceded by a congregational supper in the manse. Rev. J. Y, Garrett opened the meeting’ with a brief devotional period and also presided during the business.
The statistical report of the
Parish Council Meeting Held
ALBERTON —The
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parish hall with 3 . Cal- laghan presiding. The meeting opened withprayer by the chap- lain, Rev., Phelan McKenaa.
Minutés:.0f the previous meet- ing were #edd by the secretary, Mrs. Merritt Callaghan, and adop- ed. Correspondence was dealt with as read.
The report of the treasurer, Mrs. Everett Shea, showed a substantial balance on hand. K was moved by ‘Mrs. Ray Foley, seconded by Mrs. Arthur Ber- nard, and carried, that all bills be paid.
On motion of Mrs. Albert Noonan, seconded by Mrs. Ray Foley, it was agreed to make a donation to the TB campaign fund. ft was also decided to send $150 to the social welfare in Summerside.
Proceeds of the Tignish show- ing of the minstrel show are to go to the Western Hospital.
A-committee comprised of Mrs. Gerald Rooney, Mrs._Edwin Mc- Donald and Mrs. Geotge Gallant, was appointed to take charge of the Christmas boxes for the sick and shut-in folk,
December
session was given by the clerk, Fred Clark, and the pastoral report by the minister. Mrs. Vv. J. Campbell, secretary of the WMS gave a resume of the year’s work and resported that $215.45 had been received from dues, collections, special gifts and the thankoffering.
Mrs. E. F. Kerr outlined the activities and projects of the Ladies’ Aid, chief of which was the purchase of a building to be used as a church hall and Sunday School room.
A report of the Sunday School was read by Mrs. Basil Mat- thews. In commenting on this important part of the work, Mr. Garrett reminded the congre- gation that “The Sunday School of today is the church of tomor- row,” and urged parents to have their children attend re- gularly.
The report of the Young Peo- ple’s Society, as prepared by Lorraine Campbell, showed this group to be progressing favor- ably. The tter of re-organiz- ing a Mission\ Band in the spring was brought e the meeting and Mrs. Garrett’ was appointed to assist Mrs. Kerr in this work.
Vv. 3. Campbell, chairman, reported for the Board of Man- ages, sketching their activities during the year and reporting on care of the church property and additions to it.
SURPLUS ON HAND
The finiancial statement, copies of which were distribut- ed, was presented by the treasurer, Miss Margaret For- syth. It showed all obligations met and a surplus on hand with which to begin thé work of the
new year. This report was verified by that of the auditor,
ed in .enlarging the centre ta)- hospital
of PELL nevsageosmrumaseangnde made in a
ceremony yesterday. Other members of the league _ look on.
Fred Clark. Mr. Clark also re- sorted for the cemetery com- mittee.
During election of officers, Dean Carpenter was elected for a one-year term to fill the vacancy caused by the death of his father; V. J. Campbell was re-elected for a three-year term and Elmore MacKay was elected for a three-year term. The board is now comprised of Vv. J. Campbell and Elmore MacKay to serve for three years, Eldon Matthews and George Irving to serve for two years, and Lloyd Wilkie and Dean Carpenter to serve for one year.
Miss Margaret Forsyth was re-elected secretary-treasurer and Fred Clark was reappoint- ed auditor...
The allocations. -for. the bud- get and for the ‘new deaconess home were a ited.
An every-person canvass was discussed and canvassers were appointed to contact those not present. S &
Tignish U United Church Holds Annual Meeting
TIGNISH—The annual business meeting of Tignish congregation of the United Church of Canada was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Mc- Leod. Opening worship was led by Elmer McLean who also con- ducted the business.
Reports were received from the session, Sunday School. Wo- men’s Association, toustees, ste- wards and treasurer.
The Sunday School report show- ed pupils enrolled and three of. ficéfs and teachers.
The W.A. has a membership of seven. The president is Mrs Wilfred Boyce.
Trustees for the conjing year are John Mcintosh, Roy McLeod and Mrs. Henry Christopher .
Stewards are Roy McLeod, Mrs. Roy McLeod and Mrs. Reginald Eldershaw. Mrs. McLeod was re- elected secretary-treasurer.
Business of the congregation was discussed and plans were made for some repairs to the church building.
Cheque Case Is Adjourned For 3 Months
SUMMERSIDE — A Summer- side man pleaded guilty to a charge of uttering a worthless cheque when he appeared in magistrate’s court here Tuesday morning
Magistrate R.S. , oc. adjourned the case months for sentencing.
The accused admitted paying Waldo Stewart for a truck tire with a $100 cheque that proved worthless when taken to the bank.
The accused said he paid Mr. Stewart, the informant, $15 since the ‘cheque was found to be worthless. He said he would pay the remainder as soon as he found work. He\ said he was mar- ried, has four i and is married to a Summerside girl.
A Carleton man was fined $20 and costs for possession of li- quor at a place other than his residence. The same fine was levied a Middleton man facing a similar charge.
A Summerside man pleaded guilty to 32 offences’ under the Unemployment Insurance Act. He“was charged with drawing in- surance cheques while not re- porting his earnings from Janu- ary to August 1958.
Evidence revealed the accused had been earning $55 per month as a janitor. He told the in- vestigating officer he thought he could earn up to $2 per day without reporting it. .
He was ordered to pay $32.50 in fines.
Minor Hockey At Alberton
ALBERTON — Minor hockey scheaule for remainder of the week.
Wednesday,~.Alberton Midgets team 2 vs Elmsdale 5-45 - 6-45. Thursday — Tignish Bantams vs O'Leary Bantams 5.45 - 6.45.
Friday — Tignish Midgets vs Alberton Midgets team 2 5.45 - 6.45.
Alma Resident Is Fined $10
" ALBERTON — A resident of ; Alma was fined $10 and costs by
«! tary-treasurer.
of Tignish.
| structing a causeway to the main-
The Guardian, Chailottetown, Wed. Jan. 21, 1959. 11
William Gorrill Of West Prince
O'LEARY — William Gorrill of O'Leary, was elected president of the West Prince branch of the
.E.I. Fish and Geme Association annual meeting here last . Other officers are E. C. . Tignish, vice-president and Lorne Johnson, O'Leary, secre-
Prior to the election of officers the regular business of the meet-
Presidents fot: ara
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Mr. MacDonald was pleased to announce that the annual Govern- Grant for 1958 amounting to
local pheasant program
vee for a later meeting
SUMMERSIDE BUREAU,
The Crapaud-Victoria Board of Trade selected its 1959 officers from among the more youthful members of the board at their annual banquet meeting in Cra- paud Hall last evening, attended by approximately 75 persons.
George Nicholson succeeds Ar- thur Simmons as President, while other officers are Norman MacDonald, vice, - president; Ralph DeGrasse, re-elected secre- tary-treasurer; and Councillors are G.M. Thompson, R.N. Daw- son, Heber Canfield, Jchn Sim- mons, William Waddell, Douglas MacKinnon, Gerald Matters, and Frank Myers.
Retiring president Arthur Sim- mons outlined the work done by the Board during the past year when recommendations from the board had served to guide the department of highways in road construction, improvement, and: snow plowing. \
SUPPORTED CAUSEWAY The board had also actively
participated in supporting efforts made in the interests of con-
land, and had joined with the + Summerside—Beard—of Trade in. requesting a new carferry at t Borden in the meantime.
During the visit of Goverhor General Massey last spring the board had been asked and had acted as host during his brief visit to that area while visiting the province.
A representative of the board had participated in the discus- sions in Charlottetown in regard to a proposd hospital insurance plan. The board had also sought to have an improved winter mail service, and this matter is still under consideration by the au- thorities. The board had initiat- ed a project in which two trutk loads of food were sent to Spring- hill as a contribution from the residents of the surrounding dis- tricts to the Disaster Relief Fund of that community.
GUEST SPEAKER
William Hayward, manager of the Charlottetown branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia, and presi- dent of the Charlottetown Board of Trade, was guest speaker, and dealt with the benefits to a com- unity in having a Board of | Trade. 5s |
Mr. Hayward said that the Board of Trade was one of. the best organizations for the de- velopment of a community, and noted that there were more than 730 similar boards of trade, all affiliated with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. He ob- served that the collective action of members in the board of trade achieved much more than any individual action could ac-
OF THE GUARDIAN |
Erecied Pres. Fish, Game
as was a decision whether or not to press for a closed season in West Prince on Hungarien part- ridge this year. The minutes and _ financial were read by the secre- tary Frank Weeks. Four directors for the branch were appointed from each of the three main centres in the area.
They are Joseph MacDonald, Wal-|
nd Rob Stephen Burke, Doug Nicholson , Quigley for yn ; Gorrill, ° Clifford _ Livingstone, George .Mztheson and Raeford MacLean, O'Leary.
Following an expression of ap- preciation to Raeford MacLean for holding the meeting home the meeting adjourned.
~ | Younger Group Heads Crapaud- VictoriaBoard
complish, and rd) resulting bene-1 fits to a community merited the active support of the community residents in the numerous things accomplished by the board for community advancement.
He commended Mrs. Norman MacDonald on response she made in reply to the toast to the la- dies, and spoke very highly of the work done in this province by womens organizations. URGED BETTER QUALITY
Mr. Hayward urged producers in the agriculture and fisheries industries to strengthen the qual- ity of the goods they produce for export, and said there was tre- mendous room for improvement in P.E.I. for further develop- ment and expansion of these in- dustries:-
He feferred to the Crapaud Creamery as being re-organized as one of the best dairies in the province, but pointed out that butter was one of the items which was not being produced in suf- ficient quantities on the Island to meet the demand elsewhere for this product.
Brief remarks were also made) by A.H. Hubley, presideat of the | Summerside Board of Trade, who complimented the Crapaud- | Victoria—board on
ties. Mr. Hubley also emphasiz- ed the importance of quality in production, and suggested that the various boards of trades on the Island should have closer liaison with each other, and unite in support of any project which was in the interests of the province, and in line with the views of the various boards. Other guests who were at the meeting included Walter Shaw, leader of the Provincial Progres- sive Conservative party: and Earl Taylor, past president of the Charlottetown Board of Trade. “
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ee NEW PRESIDENT IS INSTALLED
President Emmett Trainor is) installation as head of the Sum-; The new Sergeant-at-arms, Ralph seen receiving the gravel from] merside branch of the Canedian| Boates ig seen at left. The instal- acting Sergeant-at-arms Rollie}Legion at ceremonies held at the| lation ceremonies were conducted Philipson immediately after his} annual mi¢eting Monday _ night.) by Mr. Philipson and Robert Mol-
lison. Council Plans Bazaar, Tea At RCAF Station
SUMMERSIDE — The regular monthly meeting of the RCAF Parish Council, Catholic Women’s League, was held in the dapel rooms, with president, Mrs. C.A
Long River | Y.P.U. Meet
The regular meeting of the Long River YPU was held at the home of Andrew Campbell on Friday, January 9:h. The meeting opened with Hymn “435 followed by the Y.P.U. purpose in unison. The scripture reading Luke 14 was
Elliott which were very much en- joyed by all the members. The Programme Committee in charge entertained — with a contest.
The meeting closed by singing Hymn 555 followed with benedic- tion by Rev. Elliott. Lunch was served by charge.
TOO FEW WOMEN .
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Vivian, presiding., recently. a tar tae te Ge me The premier cf Australi’s island Plans were finalized for the | bers. sta‘e of Tasmania said Mondzy
many men “may not have the chance to lead normal family lives” because there are nearly 200,000 more men than women in the country. Eric Reece said the ‘mbalence was due to the in- flux of ma’e .mmigrants and the fact that 104 boys are born in Australia to lla_to every 100. Ty 100. girls.
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bazaar’ and tea, which is to be held, in February ih the Johnson School. Mrs. E. A. Hibbard is chairman. Her committee is com- prised of the following; Mrs. J.M. Rocheleau, Mrs. L. Bessy, Mrs. E. A. Ryan, Mrs. F.M. DeCoste, Mrs. J. Karwandy, Mrs. J.M. Chancy, Mrs. A.G. MacQueen is the convener of the ‘‘quilt’’, hand made by the various members, this “‘umbrella’’ pattern quilt is to be raffled off at. the tea.
Proceeds of the Bazaar and tea are for the Prince County Welfare of Summerside.
The group was then led in pray- er by Sharon Howatt followed by the Lord’s prayer in unison. Roll call was answered by nineteen members and four visitors.
A letter was received from Er- tol Sharpe in which he wanted the Y.P.U. to prepare a program on gambling, and how it could be} ~ controlled.
The treasurer gave his report. A special collection amounted to! $5.03.
.A special committee of Rev. El- liott, Alvin Bernard, Wallace Mac- | Leod, Sharon Howatt and Doris |
Eo - Bernard were appointed on pro. dist today for a clearer, softer, smoother A letter of resignation was ac- gramme for next meeting . skin. = Fgh yy ey cepted by Mrs. C.A. Vivian from |” gtides were then shown by Rev. | Dana today... ook better tomorrow.
Mrs. J.M. Forestell, former press convener, who has departed from the station. The president -.ex- pressed her appreciation and thanks for her wonderful and com- petent werk for the C.W.L.
Father MacGillivary had men tioned that Mass would be said one evening a week to enable the paris2ners to attend, who are
WARNING
There will be an interruption of electric ser-
vice-to users-in St. _Eleanors,—Mi iG Sherbrooke, New Annan, Indian Rivfr, padiieenid:
Spring Valley, French River, etc., between the hours of 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 21st, weather permitting. Otherwise next fine day.
Signed :— TOWN OF SUMMERSIDE
Mass. The prospective day to be announced from the pulpit. It was decided that on the first Wednes- dav c’ each month, after the Mass, the recitation of the rosary would be said by the CWL mem- bers, led by Mrs. A.G. MacQueen.
After the business meeting, concluded by the act of consecra- tion by Father MacGillivary, a very interesting panel discussion was held. “Chasity Education” was the topic and several mem- bers made up the panel, discus- sing the various aspects of “the problem. This proved to be help- ful and entertaining. 4 ‘ a
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Electrical Contractor, Summers! ide
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Miscouche Home & School Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the Miscoughe Home and School; Association was held on Wednes-| day evening January 15, with a} large attendance.
The president, Mrs. B.W: Des- Roches, opesed the meeting by reciting the. Aim¢ of the Home and School Association. The Secr- etary read the minutes of the last meeting. This was followed by the Treasurer's report. The Recom- mendations passed at the first Prince Edward Island Conference on Education were read by the Secretary.
It was moved and seconded that $5.00 be given to the Student Council for their Yearbook “Ex- celsior’’". The Home and School Shield was won by the. pupils of Grade 1.
Roll call was answered - putting a question in the Question Box. Then an. interesting hour was spent answering and discuss- ing them. The topics were, home-
to finish High School, school dis- cipline, helping the backward pupil, the grading system, high school socials, etc.
The president thanked the mem- bers for coming in such rs and for having taken such an active part in the discussions. The
“God Save the Queen”’.
Town Magistrate Howard Clark on Saturday for driving without due caré and attention.
The charge was laid by -police- man John Arthur following com- plaints ‘fiat a number of youths were spinning “their cars on icy sections_of the pavement ‘in the
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