VICTORIA lCP)-One of the world's wealthiest men has pre- sented the British Columbia gov- ernment with a plan that could lead to the development of a large portion of the province's unsettled rlnrthland.

The project has the financial support of Axel L. Wanner-Gren. 75-year-old Swedish financier.

Government officials here say the gemrof the idea was born in conversations 2l& years ago be- tween Wenner - Gren Foundation officials and W. A. McAdam. l.'i.C agent-general in London.

The muiti-million-dollar scheme

with the B. C.

located for surveys

lNorihland Deveiopme Scheme For B. C. Offered

In effect. Wenner-Gren has or. fered to build a 40)-mile monorail railway in return for first chance I1 lllklllk minerals, timber stands llld hydroelectric power develop- ments in an area more than one- tenth of the entire province.

"There is every indication that this corporation means business," Mr. Williston said. "already three survey contracts have been let totalling more than 33,000,000."

As an illustration of good faith. Wenner - Gren deposited 8500.000 government. would be returned upon satisfac- tory proof that the ss,ooo.ooo al- had been

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satisfactory.

Prince George. 465 miles north of Vancouver and in the geo- graphical centre of the province. would be the gateway to the vast development. continental-type monorail railway would be built from Fort Mt-Leod. 05 miles north of Prince George. the Pacific Great Eastern Railway's northern terminus. to the Yukon border.

WOULD BUILD MILL

The Wanner-Gren B.C. Develop- ment Co. Ltd., which has been in- corporated to handle the surveys. said if the scheme is carried through at least one pulp mill of

" S'sicle Lions Club is Visited '

By District Governor Walsh

District Governor Jack Walsh of St. John's, Newfoundland made his official visitation to the Sum- merside Lions Club at a dinner meeting of Lions and Lionettes held last evening in the Summer- lea Restaurant and presided over by program chairman Ralph Caseley.

Mr. Walsh, who was introduced by president Russell Kelly. stated it was difficult to choose a sub- - ject on which to speak because "Before a club as active as this,

ihardly believe it is necessary ” for me to sell Lionism."

Mr. Walsh, who impressed the meeting with his sincerity, stres- sed the remarkable amount of work done by the Lions through-

tbat beset him during the past year because of the long distances between Newfoundland and main- land points and also of the winter travelling conditions in his home Province.

Mr. Walsh. who is a t 'ented entertainer, was a singer with the Canadian Army Show during the Second World War and flttingly concluded his remarks with the words of the song "No Man Is An Island" which he said are so ap- plicable to the principles of Lion- ism. Following his address Mr. Walsh, assisted Mr. Herb Schur- man. deputy district governor con- ducted an induction ceremony at

Thursday, Feb. 14. 1957 The Guardian Page 15

meant ably in the club.

Head table guests of the Lions and Llonettes included Mayor W.A. Currie. who welcom- ed the district governor on behnlf of the council and the citizenry, Mrs. Currie. Ernest Matheson, president of the Charlottetown Club, and Mrs. Matheson. zone chairman John Van Marion and Mrs. Van Marion. Messrs. Mathe- son and Van Marion both address- ed the meetlng briefly.

The toast to the ladies. pro- osed by Ray Grant. was graci- ously resonded to hy Lionetts resident Yvonne Ahearn. Joe Clark performed masterfully as sing-song leader while Thane Baglole ably collected the many

out this district, 41-N., which he

lines he levied on the members

was outlined in the B.C. leglsla- 5” 3"""s ture late Tuesday by Lands and

Forests Minister Ray Wllliston.

spent, 0,. 1,, me even! the B.C. which 10 new members received

government found the plans for northern development were un-

not less than 100,000 tons annual capacity would be built; also saw- mills. hydroelectric power units. .- townsites, roads. hospitals and 3” schools, including technical insti- tutlons.

The Vancouver Province says -, completion of the project could I

said is not fully I allzed by a great many. He told of the won- derful fellowship and of the good- will that is cemented between nations at the Lions inter- national convention. He attendee! the most recent gathering which was held at Miami. Florida with

sumiwsnslne MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS

Results of Minor Hockey at Terrance Arsenault (1) Donnie

L'lVlC Stadium. Arsenauu (1, cost nearly 8l.000,000,o00. ye i Lions frolln nearly every country F ' I til d f -' ”' i th rd- Pn rweightmDAY N0Noj ;,,,'"'f,'”,'Y5E';;"'" Dru) "' metrlt reead tweylnlllftil-a.ntillillllstli))n llllrtelled ' ' i l ) nTh: wglllest speaker stated that No. Minor (PJ-171. Bag Co.) Donnie llirsenaillt (coll) L 'e'mm""l'd '19 w""'"'G"I" i"i . A & ii i ” he hwals t::'edl";”l tN;;Vf”;'"gla"Slf;g , , ' o ' t t I t e is no ve n fiat-”fI.si. a”""” ”"'''”''"”'d 2.",,”'"f",” if) iZ'.f.i.ii:3.i by lie”3E3”i,l'i3i'.”..'i5 LIONS DISTRICT GOVERNOR GREETED .3. its and the 1..., due to the David Perry (2), Em C"; (1), (1,. an cw. ( )' 6", some" construction of the railway started g . fact that the district is being split M3,, Gander (3,. Bnum not 1.)" mm A9111 1' 1930. Officials of the Summ-erslde rival by air at Summerside yester- Leiian. Russell Kelly, Club Presi- up as it is much too lnr89 0'

Lions Club are seen greeting Jack Walsh, district governor (4lN) of Lions International, upon his ar-

present. Newfoundland, he said. would constitute one district and be related the travel Pl'0bl9m5

Wenner-Gren, 75. has been sur- rounded by an air of conflicting reports which led to his being termed an "international mystery man" in Canadian and United States newspapers.

day afternoon, on his official visit- ation to the Summerside Club. From left to right. are Reg Mac-

dent, Mr. Walsh, lierb Schurman. past president. and Ralph Caseley. Photo by Wotton

No. 3 Major (Rotary) 0. No. 2 M.'!jOl' .RCAl-' Assn.)

Paul Macwllllams (3). Warren Grant i 1).

No. 1 Major (Willet Motors) 4. No, 2 Minor (McCausland Furn-

No. 2 Minor (Kinsmen) 1. No. 3 Minor (Lions) 3.

Bill Woodside (ii. David Wealt- (l) Lloyd Gallant ll). David Al-senault 1).

No. I Major (Y's6Men) 8. Nu.

bers coming in all the time it has

T590555 Mutual S'side Town Council Given

iture) i. 2 Minor (Kinsmen) d "'"'d M? mum ' "much" keg: oil): gating-e t it it h Alan Gaude: (mg w,Mugm-1 (1,. Emma" Gallant (1') Donnie o r empire in 1925 when. be S o R e res is me as a Paul Muii'n (1), ' spearheaded development of a Oclef e art melllberaulll 01 134 members in ' ' ISSATURDAY 5”:.':;:.'::".;.”;;,.El'?;: 3:l.'.:."t.::;; -w-epe-. He um 2---ed Y .P . . Tun-sh Report On New Air Fire Horn Pee Weep "n H B," woodude (U. to refrigerator production. bought The Mutual Society of Tlgnlsh. The following figures were pre-

lnio Swedish armament and air- plane concernl. and took over control of the Swedish pulp and paper trust.

P.E.I. was founded in Tignish 51 years ago. in 1905, by a very few members. Most of them have pass- ed away now but with new mem-

No. 4 Major (White Star Laun- dry) 2. No. 3 Minor (Victory Cleaners) 1.

Alban Lewis (1), Elmer Gallant

seated at the annual meeting.

Received from dues and inter- est and on mortgage loans in the year 1956

During the month of August the Board of insurance Underwriters. through its resident manager rec- ommended to the council that the

Reporting for the fire and police commit at the regular meeting of the Summer.-id: Town Council held Monday night, Councillor W.E.

No. 2 Major (Legion) 1. No. 1 Minor (Holmans) 4.

Ronnie Gallant (1) David Gsudct (I) Clair Perry (1). George Dal-

(lriq. Reggillc War;-(en (1). 7 ton 2), said 1.1118! the had grepared zgne fire tbox! sy;ier1.l&ilill'acR:;- o. inor ( otary) . No. I! N .3 M (C rt a report on t e new ar re horn e as par 0 s n . Major Maritime Greenhouse) 0. 3. Nio. l lltlorar l(m':n and B gm” ' I . . . which gave a detailed account of should not be incorporated ill the '” Y M"”' I e ranc 0 fl IS I1 Alban Lewis (3). Terrance Ar- ' n erme e S the fire alarm system now in use installation. and this advice neces , -.

Robert Cook (3) Wilfred Gal- scnault (4), m (1,

No. 2 Major (Kinsmen) 0. No. 2 Minor (Flicker Taxi) 2.

sltated the purchase of alternate equipment in order to institute dual system 0 hlowlnz the ll" alarm, either from the Fire Hall or from the police station. TESTS MADE

This latter equipment did not arrive until December 1066 and was installed and tests nude 00 Jgnugry 3rd, 1951. at which time

in the town of Summersidc. Councillor Jenkins said that "During the latter months of 1955 the Fire Department appointed from among its members a special committee to make a study and bring in a recommendation rela- tive to the existing fire alarm system. This committee was com- posed of Mr. Heath Warren. chair-

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"A RURAL NTL CINIC

Onsoflnanychildranwhohas In Bnmsnerside wbco distance received complete dental trest- does not prevent children from vis- ment provided by the Public iting one of the dental offices in Health Dental Clinic is seen at the town, the policy of the Dental Clinic has been changed. and in-

No. 1 Minor (Holmans) 4. No. 3 Major (Curran and Briggs) 0. George Dalton (2). Claire Perry (ll. John Polrier (1).

Pee Ween

No. 4 Minor Rotary) 0. No. 4 (white Star Laundry) 5. Richard Gallant (1). No. 1 Minor (Amalgamated Da-

Foreign Bible Society Meets

said that the Bible is not a book of the month. nor a book of the year. but rather is a book of the ages. He said that it was sixteen hundred years in writing. and that when printing was invented over

Whipped 9-6 By West P. Ail-Stars

The West Prince All Stars beat the Intermediate Aces at Civic Stadium last night by the score of

-IililNOR HOCKEY

Minor hockey schedule for Civic Stadium:

A well attended annual meeting of the Summerside Branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society was held in the Sunday School room of Trinity United Church last evening with Rev. C.R. Webbcr,

Midget ." Mm. pmcuc pout H03." (1), A1", (nude) mckn for the whmem Chude presiding. and Mrs. (Dr.) A.A. first book printed. He stated t at chief and Messrs, John Schurman and represen 8 V0 - - Q (1) David win; (1) Lockhart at the piano. Rev. KR. some entire books of the Bible and George Hogg, During the en- an: Electric Co., including their nomcke, and his assistant. Miss in certain grades, the clinic deals FRIDAY No 2 Mg” eyig Mn) 1- No 3 g::'g;t,:::"d tour mr Ac" and R" Ilobson pastor of the Summerside have been publishd and circul- suing weeks the committee gather- engineer were present. Eleanor Peters, at their winter with c:i.l.dranhup ago 1: years of Plverwelsht ' ' ' ' ' s l t id l h d ed fit pertln i f ti d h id A t t cl at 1:00 pm on be d uarters in the Summerstds as: w o mig t o erwiaa not re- .'l:30 - 4100 No. 1 Minor (Mac- Mlgllil o(-l))o' 111,-. p smlaMAnAY" st liggdl-in fgirilkvlebivllie Mc;l':lsl::rle. ranguzgxelantdndigliels. Iailndmalg Sven-at .;:t.:l:g?".'.i. otlliemsubjdct Jun: 8,21. vevlth the pressure It Hallltqll Centre, in the building for- celve dental treatment. C"'l”'d F'”'""'"'' "- N0- 3 mll- No 2 Minor (Msccsuslsnd If t mod" 1' "" Fl pastor, of the Church of the Naza- parts oflthe world literacy classes from which meeting progress re- 35 pounds proved barely llldlbla merly known as the Old Prince , ' or (Rotary). nlture) o No 1 Major (Willi; ls;:n.all:?).'n2(.'A.lls'S1:lFl:1IIBn' lliicnillf ""9 Weied l-Tayer. are held and people are teaming ports were made to the regular at the Green Road. thetlidr;EltVh0D County Hospital on Csntliilgstreet. '5'” 7 "3 4:00 - 4:30 N. 1 i (A . ' ' '. ' .. -.- .. j , t d tth t um iUi nu ti fth fire De- 1: cl cl Central Stree or . 1 the months of -pr . lum- algamated Daldlesi '::orNo.m2 Mam") 0' ;MA:fs'm- D M11),-'.I;'.n (3 M.)c'. Clllllizll lll(z5hlYl:l.:.all!ilnd,at:slll,lledoril;g1I;: au)ft:::r.aln ll: realist: to rfieeztmwolgg p'3imeilc'3vii:r:5'u: subject was oA.se:::nd test of five blows 13;, and fall. the Dental Clinic

i ard lg

major (RCAF Assn.) pound.

4:30 - 5:00 No. 1 maior (Wlllett

becomes mobile and operates in

made at nlidnllllt -7 rursl centres in various parts of

needs, the British and Foreign a whistle pressure of 27

Bible Society has increased its

discussed in detail and eventually

t dd h h rl . l o a ress t e gat e ng H 5 sub- the Rcommendnhn 0! the week!

Donald): 4. All-Stars. G. Matthews km W”: "The Church and um

O'Leory Village

Motors) vs. N. 3 i (P.E.. (M' m''"'- C' F'""): 5t An" 1 G od cti . Thlrtee h tired to a me to eat the Town ta fifty per cent turnout of the u, province, IEDE uE RINK 38! Co.) 0 mu" I AIIIIIICI M.."nq :::;','. .F'mfmA'g1::"g owasmli cliilifrtitl-mg: llllrdrttilg Sucfllflllfe Were” lhllllllilied froxlli gzritlllllclu I: instsmuNodhem Elec- fizemen and it was noted that the X" we" mnl cum" .11 cum. - Q s;oo 5:30 Pee We all stars. on Tue”. M ht F b m. Gndl pjmm ,' ' ' and challenged everyone present London. England. during the first me dig-phone air horn wwas con- alarm was heard better in the earl mu m trade 1 um an, ,cu ”, 5:30 - 6:00 Bantam All stars. y 5 ' ' ""7 ' l,e:';me'F. Noni: to read it carefully and heed its '9" months of 1956- mt? Per Celll curred in by the Fire Department. than in the west P0l'il0ll 0' "'9 can comp)”, dental trgntment.

I957, the annual meeting of the Telephone reports stated

Tonight Thursday Intermediate "B"

suunmy m ,0. h Sm,” P mm. 7. MW L Church should be active in the more than durins the same period On April 9th at a duly called town. when M, u-eatmenthgg been com- )3” Wu K8332”. o,Il'::r:c;'o:l'. Gmdet (wf Rudy. C. F::'em distribution "and circulation of at timelliti l95g.”lgecause alnmst all and CKIIVGIIHI mzelting. the '.I';)tsvut: that the salllanrxrnnuwel: :ee:rt;lu::ml:l' pmed n 1, hoped mu plfggu in moo - 3:30 No. 2 major am... 3, Am, c, c...,d.g m, Grady); The 30” ' 5”” i' ”' '" '” ”" C”""” ' ”V””' W” 3' "3 " rural areas will make an effort

ood tt d f . men) vs. No. 1 minor in Men) :i-33,15. Ali:nelt:;uo:i-,0 Clll.:f'I'll)I.lzI 9. All-Stars. Kinch (L. Gaudet); Benediction by Rev. Donald slderablv below cost. and them for the purchase and installation A subsequent test We! made at .0 1,”. their children visit their

. . ds of volumes are given away of the recommended sir born by 1:30 p.m. on January 5th It I 1 mi 3,, 5-30 - 9:00 N . 1 (E ftli Co i I i , I0 A . C. G ud t (R. G g Mackay. pastor of the Presbyter all d own denim 1-eguarly p grugi vs. No.02 .i.'if.lil' 3.1:.-5 0Img)l:IslftI,ll:Ttl;I:!l:'r?il'hde:ldn R. Plilllips): 11. litres. R. (gadily :j,'irt(;';"t'lf:-mcelgflfil; the devotional l;"r';';t;'"d.R'2d"";:2 :nff'fZ'.'".'”" ”:ng”f,:'f,"f”'” Jwkhl &li:;"g.f',:”.'",l:uc,'f'b::,,.”:::,,5. the teeth ingood condition. First game best out of 81- ' ill adth ltef l (C.Gdt):l2.A .C.Gdt ' - 9:00 - 0:30 No. 3 mimr (Victory ar.lnilJalnmeetil.ig,,n :lI:o stt3oT;ecl:l (R. Gl::d;)- ea I" e Itm. An)m3thHull.ley' locfalhprgshl Iilgglcfllelldgd 1;3!lYeSd?l'llSr.e9fl!7:fildlh,0nl:lsllllg'l l1lt:onI'hll)el:hCv:l:!nt;lu mu "mo" 0! illiiollgilzlitalz Till? .;......--1-e-e three CMIIM) Vs. No. 3 maior (Mar. meetlnss. Pen-ltieh R. Phillips. c. Fra- '" ' W” " 9” 3'59 " 9 "”' Kingdom Canada and other it inted.out that manu- ous parts of town. if ' l C d Gfsedashousesl. 'rile' financial statement was ser. r. Smallrnan. plleesassuggsilmtheallgrgixplslghficbngd. countries of the commonwealth. facing: 37 the horn were repu- subsequent mu made by the P” "mm" L 3 I-0t 15 V3- 9 M119 Cmk : 10:00N.4mi ( d b C Third? :13. A -R. i -jj vs. No. fmajol? twhitgogtalsoilglzsz Nledthesgll. I:l:nIuf::l"onleliIlll:::lnl:'lIl: Gfldy (A.eHS':lsler): 14. c-:ll'5il"- R1E'Ill:ol:e1dIiEtEFl;'l;sE8T3:l!:DWBl prc G?l1E?;'04Pgll)ec;IR3IsEs Bible Society ta?alf)ll::gd";leI'I:Iel:ub:'tllIr.Cilllagg SI-r:ll!colTlI?Irln(IlttllflCll:IY&'el:l'roXlelll1 lg?” ClIlffQl'Od Game time 8-30 Ill?) were adopted as read. Mr. Rayner B. MacDonald (F. Smallman); 15. "Mad b M15 Mum L1 men . work began there were only four and the United States and had ln- coverage at andlblltty sufficient to i ' 313?: 10,” No I ma," (kt t';E:':1'.dd”;'ef':';oi:l:l::"i:&rT:;'l: l'::f)'”'-3tM'”D”""d (R s"""' and tres:,urer': repor? innthe :1:-' Afl'ltca;1”lBnBKIl:)l:Ee;.;nbe:4'hlChi :3 stalled! iilmilag hornsk indgzsz awal:e:mn;e;xeil:terl;:'0:o:hfhed:l:g”)::' T A?:2Il::l;;,n;FCo Skate after ' ' ' ' ' ' - scnce of Mr. Dani l MscLeod. wa I'll 0 C 0 I1 Iirll - towns n ew runswc an amen - . El-l' - '-Ill7sdr'i1;m;rx:(ilil3:'lxlns tcrlinacske'd-nllle'slsh;.:eexpgl'-:'.l'.l':i.lti,:.r; ...'Ii."l:""c.';...i.'..ia '"d by M” ”:k'"”'' Lw": doillnll (hell-eF'”eei ”"f;iu”"s&iJy"-' 23;"-r's3:M onosnno gmrotilllcllilvli ollelillmriizllliaeilon c""dm Iialllmlilifgcomm " Admlwan 35 ma 50 um - - - - . . . - . r s an or e s ' wn men) vs. No. 1 minor (Holmans) for beautification. About trees conduct). l:;"a:llonl:'cl.e';d?ma1iti:Z"io"'i?, list alone.The trgannslation depart- The fire alarm system was duly the air horn in the surrounding ;umm.n,d., pg 5. L ppm. as ":39 ' 17:15 N0- 1 m-tor (Y's lil-ced under the timer . and Beferees- Elmer (Dr) Phillips relieved or me), inc. ment is working with missionaries ordered from the Northern Elec- districts of St. -- .. Mis- Men) vs. No. 3 major (Curran and new ones placed where they did ,1,”-ry Profltl. ' A nominating cifmmitatee consist. of many denominations in 233 Ian- u-lc Company who in turn request- -couche and points out beyond ")9 B1'lllll- not grow. .gm..::mm......mjLm. mg of Mr. LR Allen, ML wan”. guggeg of which 110 are for Africa ed cooperguon in mgking 3 test of town limits, which Would lfldlclle MONDAY 759 W03 Oll lllli-lllilll "10 "W C f B'"d'h3"- "id Ml'5- A-A Lock- Special needs over and above the alarm in the town prior to that the horn installatllgn ills B. E Em! 3 Son Limited 3.30 4.00 No. 3 mum, mom?) sewerage System was also dlscue- CH8 0 . hm, brought In 9,, gouowiu 11,), regular editions include Braille carrying out the installation a nd high and the sound is a PP I lire - Auto - Casualty . 7,. No 2 red. and explained. it was moved 0; omcer, which Wm m-V. my Scriptures for Africa's blind and this test was made on June mil. local area almost entirely. 5 summer St Sulnmerllde 4:001 4';"3l)hif(J.Rcltln::":)4mIl- :inndg'lI.:wou:i(eit ms.lllmI::dolfkl:le(l”l"- Is Transf.".d 3” 1mm": ye": pmmen" Am"-1 lim"tvyvmhgo:plel'ih'0rw”lllcm; wiflthm selhralrlegcertitlgzhtlsd ill Hi-AN..:El: tlvlfsilrrse committee to opsom.1.,;,g. .m,,,d D H , ' . -w s ea or ub ey; vice pregident Hug a es. e av n e or " w c was e p . o (PEI. Bag 1;: is) vs No 3 minor ::1ui:e).'g:;S;I'I'IedmlCnII'l'I'OIIl Esmng cu, non oguvg, 1," been (any smith; ucmlm MlbIe'u':lkk,;, aver Even million blind people, Ehtleigdanclhllwtvlailrlrettlf. Eva; llfir: fu:l:.:IebI3olxQ1;i:r:lE?lol:&?:tCCo::: E. E Pulnnm 41:!) - 5:00 No. 1 Major (Willett W WIT W Jerrod to Charlottetown following ter; treasurer, Milton Mellie . 0 ll - 0 08 ll ll 3 - I Med to summ". 0,. D" "hog Mot 1. , 'N J M 01400.00. Capital expenditures 135,- an m nu, Wm. the Albert," 1),. NINTH REPORT The strength of many nations is Schurman of the fire committee. puny have orwa - landolsurvlsturgh inor (MacCIur mom. Work on the sewerage will ..,,,,,,,2,,. :1 we g,c.M,p. cu, 3, Mwmg his 9", mm.” "Po" " founded in the home and the fam- Councillor Cannon who supplied side an adgltiorlital barn atnidoegiigigg o'PosrrEPg8mD3I2A8; orncn TINRSDAY 5.00 g 5:30 Plpnwdim Au start again in the spring. 1;. sclunh V)", 1. preunuy on "Idem of the summers”. ily life of its people. From this the air compressor used in the test ment an m rm” . ten summer SL summ Ii." haw,” Skate 5,.” The rate of taxes was raised M", M” be raping", cm "uh of the 3mm! and Fnmgn Bible. millions o. homes have and representatives of the North- advisable H. T .:oMo.oo Moonngm Ska), from 3-4 of I per cent, to 1 per ow”: It Album” mm. socm Mr AH Hume, through the decades drawn cour. H." Emmc company. including at the steel tower at e own 8. F Hunter 8.0 cent for this year. The sum of ' . y' l ' ' axe and guidance and joy. Almost their fire alarm engineer. Mr. M. Hall, following the oi-irilnll TH" ' ' ' p-mpnv