JANUARY 24. 01951
5th" Annual East Coast 0 Fisheries Conference
Official Programme
TUESDAY. JANUARY zlrd, 1061. . 1-10 P.M.: Registration (Hotel Lobby).
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ZILII. 1061. 9-10 A.M.: Registration (Hotel Lobby)".
10 A.M.: Oiflclal Opening.
Presiding J. E. Burden. Conference Chairman
Addresses of Welcome Paul Gallant. President P. E. I. Fisheries Federation Hon. T. W. L. Prowse. Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edwarn Hon. J. Walter Jones. Premier of Prince Edward Island. His Worship B. Earle MacDonald. Mayor of Charlottetown
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Announcements by Conference Chairman
11 A.M.: First Business Session: Chairman-H. R. V. Earle. St. John's. Nfld.
”The Export Market for Fisheries Products in the light of the present International Situation."
G. A. Newman,
Director, Export Division 4
Dept. oi Trade 8: Commerce ' Ottawa.
Discussion Leader:
i2:30 P.M.: Adjournment.
1:00 P.M.: Luncheon. - " Chairman: Paul Gallant.
.Speakers: Visiting Provincial Ministers of Fisheries.
2:30 P.M.: Second Business Session: Charman-F. C. Schoiield. Saint John, N.B.
"Deslrablllty of promulgating New Fish inspection Act nt earliest Possible date to enable full and adequate inspection of plants and products in processing and distribution."
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R. E. S. Homans Chief, Inspection Division Dept. of Fisheries, Halifax, N. S.
; R. G. Smith 1 1 National Sea Products Ltd. Halifax. N S.
Paul Gallant Eastern Packing Co. Ltd. Souris. P. E. I.
0 Discussion Leaders:
8. "Industry and Government Co-operation in Consumer Services". Discussion Leaders: Loran E. Baker Director Inspection & Consumer Services Dept. of Fisheries. Ottawa.
1 A. L. Colllnge . , Henry Gatehouse & Son, Inc. ' I Montreal, P. Q. '
T. H. White Past; President.
- , Can. Restaurant Association (Maritime Branch) Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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6:30 P.M.: Reception. Tendered by P. E. I. Fisheries Federation 7200 P.M.: Dinner
Tendered by Prince Edward Island Government
Chairman: Hon. Eugene Cullen Minister o'f Industry & National Resources Speaker; lion. R. W. Mayhew
Minister of Fisheries Government of Canada Ottawa, Ont.
THURSDAY, JANUAIIY 20th, 1861.
9 AM.-11 A. M.: Third Business Session. "Role of Automotive Transportation in the Development of the East Coast Fisheries".
Chairman: .C. J. Morrow Lunenburg, NJS. --
Camllle Archambauit
2nd Vice-President
Can. Auto. Transportation Assoc. Montreal. P. Q.
Roland Jerry "Technical -Editor l'Motor Truck & Coach" Toronto. Ont.
Discussion Leaders:
0:15 AM. - 12:15 A.M. Can Closing Drongtration and tour American Can Company Plant at Charlottetow . N .- F. J. Brennan American Can Co.
Montreal. P. Q. 1:00 P.M.: Luncheon. . Chairman: J. H. MacKichan ' President Fisheries Council oi Canada Halifax, N. 8. Speaker: Clive. Planta . Formerly Manager Fisheries Council of Can- . ada 1915-1950 is:00 P.M.: Closing Business Session Chairman: Louis Berubg Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere. P. Q, Open Business Session 6530 P.M.: Dinner - Tendered by the Charlottetown Board oi Trade Chairman: Lt. Col. F. .1. Storey ' President Charlottetown Board of Trade Speaker: F. Homer zwlcirer l Past President Fisheries Council of Canada & National Vice-President Canadian' Chamber of Commerce 9-10 P.M.: Reception : Tendered by P. E. 1. Fisheries Federation 10:00 P.M.: Flshermen's Bali
(Hotel Ballroom) (Dress Informal) (Music: Donimesser 4: His 'Ilanders).
- visito S "101! ll ham Fredericton and ?n""3u''m- "'35 or w-"---4 "H'- Vicinity
Miller weeks. hrs. Keith armor, Kinkora. was a
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Outoiim spent Bundsy aitaraoon in char- lness visitor to Fredericton on Saturday.
loitetown the guests of their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and llrs. W. I. Dunaiord. Ml”. Lloyd ilaolaod of Canada Winn. Ltd. Ohariottetown. spent the weekend the guest oi his
in. and Mrs. Turner. 0 . mnsumon. motored to - sigma so. and ms. John -1-. Mac-
ton on Sunday and were aoooInp- aaicd on return by uulr sun daughter-in-low: -Ir:-out Mrs. .1... .. Clinton Olrdon. -.ii.i:'...'.t"""....?".'..'i.:' .:.""""".i'." Ilives la ngesumn mawrlaieugnt and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ripley. Nhr ' arsasissna. mat army in was the gussts of-Kr
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HON. T. W. L. PBOWSI . Lieutenant-Governor
Tl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTT-ETOWN
Will Welcome D elegates.
HON. J. WALTER JONES Premier
Tyne Volley Nofes
- friends are pleased to know Mr. 0.8. Miller is making such a good recovery and hope he will soon be able to return home.
Mr. Oharles colweil has had to re-enter the Prince County bios- pital for another operation and all hope for a good recovery.
Mrs. Jemima Johnson who has been ill. is spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R-co Bayes. Friends are pleased that her health is much improved.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met It the home 0! Mrs. Hardy Ram- say's on Thursday evening.
Mr. Major Miillgan, Portage, went the week-end at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mllligan.
A dance in -did.- of the firemen was held in Tyne Valley Hall on Tuesday evening, Ja.n. 18th.
"" w”"”" menus r egret that Mrs. Ivan 3' E””'i,:,;:”o"”'” McLean has had to enter the
Prince Edward Island Hospital,
PAUL GALLANT
President P.E.I. Fisheries Federation
?:.:..:-:-A to have medical attention. All
wish him a spqedy recovery.
The recent mild weather has cleared our highway or ice and snow and motor-ism enjoy summer driving conditions ,especially on the new pavement which runs through our districts.
Bob Piatts, Bill Plntts, Eddy Bertram. Myron Weeks, June Moore. Margaret Maci..ure and Helen Miller motored from Charlottetown on Sunday afternoon and were the guests of Miss Ireta Stevenson who is convalesctng at her home in Fredericton.
. Misses Lottie and velda Houston entertained the Young Peoples Group on Friday evening. There was a splendid attendance of young folk. Following the worship. study and business periods a social eve-
. ning was enjoyed by all. Lunch was
served by hostesses assisted by com- mittee in charge.
The mildiwinter has robbed the -ice racing fans of their usual winter sport and many would welcome colder weather. Mr. Arnold Weeks is now the proud owner of three lovely race horses. and almost every day one can see Mr. Weeks exercis- ing his trottera. Recently he has purchased, from the western county. a very promising young mare, Bonnie Ben. If weather conditions are favorable, we can expect some good racing at Milvale and Stanley
Saturday evening saw the ,opening of the Fredericton rink. Quite a number were present when spring- tiold and Fredericton played a friendly game of-hockey. The game ended with a score 3-2 in favor of Springfield. Credit is due our young boys who financed and built this outdoor rink, also to Mr. Knud Jusgenson on whose land the rink stands
on Friday evening is number from Fredericton attended service
Fisheries Conferenc e Officials
J. E. BURDEN Conference Chairman
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non. muons: cusrjn: Minister of Industries and National Resources
in Hunter River United when Dr. Florence Murray, rec- ently evacuated missionary from Korea was guest speaker. she de- scribed Korea as a mountainous country about the size of our Mari- time Provinces, N.B.. N.8., PEI. In this sinail country live thirty million people. with only about one fifth of their-' land tlliable. She ex- plained how the North Korean army was composed mainly of Man- churian and Siberian soldiers whose training we communist. A graphic picture was painted of the escape of one million christians from the north to the south. She told how the Cmmunists dominated the rich mines, forests, and electric power in the north. and of the terrible poverty in the south. How the Communists ottered help to the students in the colleges and of the desperate struggle the Christian faces in a communist dominated land. She gave a glimpse of the overcrowded conditions in Asiatic countries. where so many millions swarm.
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Gharlottotown. where she under- want an operation on Thursday. Jan. 11th.
Mrs. Kart Lidstone who has been visiting relatives and friends in Port Elgln, has returned to her home in Tyne Valley.
Mr. Ivan Mcbean ment the past weelr-end in Charlottetown. the guest of his son, Mr. Ralph Mc- Lean.
Mrs. Fred Hansen is spending the winter in Now”!-larnpshire .' . her brothers and sisters and other friends.
Friends are sorry that Mm Bes- sie Ellis. (marlottctown, is not en- joylng good health and hope she will soon feel better.
A music festival was held in the Presbyterian Church at Tyne Vai- ley on Sunday evening. Jan. 14th. Rev. Mr. Baxter, United minister from Bideiord was in charge of the service. Scripture lesson was read by Rev. Mr. Howe, United Minister from wellington and prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Prince of Lot 16. There were seven choirs partic- ipating, namely. Wellington Unit- ed. organist. Mrs. Howard Barlow; Bideford United. organist. Mrs. Bax- ter; Tyne Valley United, organist, Mrs. Ivan Linkletter; Port Bill And- lican, organist, Mrs. Percy Birch; Conway United. organist, Mrs. Er-
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land Ramsay: Tyne Valley, Presby- terian. organist, Mrs. mdon Miller and hot. 14 United, organist. sou lna. Phillipa. Each choir rendered two old hymns. The meeting open- ed by everyone singing "All people that on earth do dwell" to the old tune of "Faux Bourdon" which was so old it was new to almost every- one. and closed by singing the Na- tional Anthem. The collection is to be given to the "Stewart Memorial Health Centre." The Festival was a
grand success and all hope for a
repeat in me not distant future.
' MONTREAL, Jan. 23 - (CPI - Air Marshal W. A. Bishop, Nation- al Advisory Board chairman of the Salvation Army. last night an- nounced that May 1-21 will marl: the 1951 Red Shield appeal. The objective for maintenance require- ments will be 31,500,000.
STOP COIIGIIING TONIGHT!
It you're wary from gasping. dnoki . lighting for breath mused by aatiimangr bronchial phlegm here's GOOD NEWSI 'l'empicton's RAZ-MAH will ease your Cmpxcation. are you fast. comforting relxei. One box will convince you.
A. WALTBEN Conference Secretary
GAUDET
EXPAND CEMENT PLANT
VICTORIA. B. C., Jan. 23 -(CF) - A 52,000,000 expansion program which will increase output 50 per cent started this week at the Bamberton plant of the British Columbia. Cement Company, 18 miles from here. Current annual output is 1,350,000 barrels.
CANBERRA. Jan. 23 - (AP) - Labor Minister Harold E. Holt an- nounced today Australia will soon start negotiations with the West German Government for the mi- gration ot 25.000 Germans yearly . to Australia.
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CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
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I. EARLE MaeDONALD. Mayor.
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The Province of Prince Edward island is honored fo have in its midsf file delegafes from five Provinces who are offending fhe Sfii annual Eosf Coosf Fisheries Confer-
We are always iIap'py' to welcome visitors to our shores and are doubly pleased when such visitors are connecfed with one of our primary industries. Fishing is
- our second lorgesf industry. ranking next I-o agriculture. We in fhis Island Province are vitally lnferesfed in the welfare of our fishermen. Such meetings as file Easf Coosf Fisheries Conference can be very beneficial fo iliose en- gaged in file fisheries of file Aflonfic Provinces.
We cordially welcome the delegates from Quebec. Newfoundland. Nova Scoiiu and New Brunswick fo the Confederation Province. We hope find your stay among us will be a oieasanf one. that your deiibera-I-ions will be successful. and that you will come bocli again to see us.
THE GOVERNMENT OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
J. WALTER JONES. Premier
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