villclal pIrIl thlt will he esta- blished on the Hampton shore. A sole. slndy. wlrln. salt wa- ter beach extends along the park area. Ind continued be-

VICTORIA CAUSElNAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

yond tt tor a distance ot about two miles. The construction at this causeway is expected to provide a large pond. ted

two rivers, and with lacilltier in the causeway to enable salt water to now in the pond. and it is anticipated that it will resttit In one at the lang-

ctt and lioest trout ti shlng spots in the province. This causeway rs also expected to result is renewed commercial iile tor the ndjlcznt village oi Victoria. and this area could well become one oi the most popular tourist centers in an. Illlnd.

S'side Sewage Plan Snags

On Price For Harb'or Islandi

SUMMERSIDE nunnAll or “IE GUARDIAN The Summerside Town Colin» on last evening verbally sailed around Holman's island without landing. as the title or discussion liowed back and lorth among the councillors in regard to the town's interest in the island lrom .1. Arthur Clark. oisummersloic. tor use as the site tor a lagoon tor sewage dis- posal. At the present time sewr age contaminates Summerside

harbor.

During the early port at the meeting a letter was read from Mr. Ciarlt altering the island to the town tor the price at storm. Int-l setting noon. May to. as the date tor decision by the town. on his otter.

Mr. Clark also requested res- ervation oi shooting. hunting and tishing privileges on the island.

Just Prior io ndlollrnmenl of the council meeting. Gcorgc Key touched oil the discussion when he asked it there had been any correspondence .‘mm pedeoue ratepayers in regard to the re- cclll amendment oi the town in. corporation Act which w a l annulled durlnl the last session lillllr legislature so as In I i elude Halmnn'l island Within its. inriirporlted boundaries

Mayor 1E. Morrison. To w Clerk John E. Cameron. I Conn. Frances Perry oil stated llivy had not heord lrom pedeoue ratepayers in reaa v to the mutter. lnd no mrmhor nl ih! ruuncil Indicated othcr- I'll!

CM)". Loo World took a blast at the press helnre g t- l i log ll’nulld to disrusslllri about the island. He sold. without specific "lettuce. thnl lh! presa seem- ed In he knockinlz thc council- loss who were doing their best tor the town at all times. and he slid hr couldn't understand tins when the areas had lots at other things to biab about.

neturning to the subject ol the island. Cnun. Wood said the council might Is well inflict lioiman's island and put a _ia- 1min Somewhere Else. WEEK-Slum (hot it could be commit-led in the harbor.

NOT APPROVED

Town Manager losoph prophy pointed out that while two such proposals had been made. with others. by the consulting engine !r. nelthel‘ ol the "latzooneinrhar- lull" plans had been approved by iedcrai and provincial auth. orilies.

Mayor Morrison expressed dis- lPPuiniment that. this nbslrllcv tion in acouiring the island had Menu-ed. with its resulting ei- iect ln delaying the prolcet de— signed to cl it up the harbor. oun. Key as d it would be un- toriunail if the lawn hld to eventually use their proposed narir site at the west end of the

rt d

5‘ -<

lug price was too high.

He said he believed the mill:-

tenance cost on I Ill

rbor goon would soon cost the price the town would 11va to ply tn

ucquire the llllnd. Key slid he underllood

Coun. the lirst price asked tor the is- od was serum and that the ad by a r n. cent. Mayor Morrison concluded tile

is

latest price of 340.000 llIl Mr. Clark representh crease of about 33 1-3 per

discussion cornmeal. till!

the council magniud the

been found (or it ill 1h! 11min»-

ed silo lor the Summerslde ll-

gaon system.

ln Ihe past iew week: follow- ing the amendment to the towu'l incorporation lct which chInEad the town‘s boundlrleu to Include the island. lt hll been suggest. ed that ll negotiations between Mr. Clark lnd the town should

fail in the matter til I mutually

agreeable price tor the property.

Evangeline

ABRAMS VILLAGE — “I: ll School districll m the Evangeline ' Sulool - the first lunh ruler“!

high school district In MI vav- St

"we . ‘fll’sl.’

unanimously to

idou'd

which one school bond

on would ldnlinislfl not 011‘! the regional hm sctlnol bin Also all die demand” M ll well. The leflilldon (I‘m such I bond was pond It [In

I)”: legillltm.

The annual naeetistg or the.» pineal school trustees last asgtrt gave IWNVII to

l n- creased worth ol the illlnd In the light 0! I new Idle dill. hll

tttlt Ibe town could move to an- : property II I price de- ll. aided by an nrhitrltion bolrd.

as): th

PART OF BEDEQUE

file ldllnd Is Part ii

incorporation act

procedure.

knle o! of the Bedeque ratcpoyers.

Itloi‘htlll. Ind await Nriher uc

llloon.

RHS Dist.

2. Seeking Consolidation

IIBI w- Arlul Arsenlult. who Arson

immEgnwolBly»§t.Hriilv» ones.

As reported above. the lawn council lllt night. denied oi'licinl

Meanwhile the proposed action to locate the lagoon on the island is impossible until something is‘ settled in regard to a site tor the desired lagoon. and earlierl plans to proceed with the e n n- atruction of the sewage disposal system by early spring are at a

lion in the matter at a property decision tor the location at th e

when M P. I‘ll: Frank Gllllnt. mleotzd

The chIhnnn Wasted dis» nt flint mom Ntepay- ers hlhi't lthendzd the til;

varsity, Ilsa spoke bridly hop Ir: thlt on?!" plum will he Mold

ISLAND NEWS PAGE.

Summerside And Prince County ~ The Guardian. Chltrlottelou'n, Wed. Mly ‘32. 1963. 8

Said Cause

SUMMER-SIDE BUREAUI

tilr TEE common

The case ot Donald Joseph G ant, Summerside. charged w h breaking and entering Gou- rlie'l drug store, April 10 with intent to eosomit an indictable silence will commence this morning in Supreme Court at

Damage Act'on Set Over To Oct.

SUMMERSIDE — An action iordamagca in the amount or $52,000 in which Mrs. ennetb Dorsey. Moncton. is piaintitl and n2. anon, Summerslde. de Icndlnt was iurther nd1oul'nzd in Supreme Court yesterday by Chrei luslice Thane . Ca bell to the October sitting ot the court at the request ot plain-lira counsel. G. Enlce MacDonald. Dole-nee counsel, Neil R. Moc- %.Cod concurred the request

or Ihe adjournmenl.

l

within the past week to erei, . have been rumors that ratepay-‘ err in Bedeque district claim

their [:5le diam-lei: lnd the obtain- ed legal counsel. and plan to ob- tain a court inlunctlon against the town in regard to the recent amendment

ENGINEER

re Muttsrt. son at Mr. Mrs. Kenneth M u t tll't. has received his . degree in electrical engineer-

ing trom Nova Scotia Techni- cal College. Clare received his 3.5.; lrom Mount Allison Unlversity in 1561. He has Ic- ccptcd a position with the New

runswic k: P a W I 1' Commission.

Cl; and

Summenide Iollrrwinl the "let:- tlun or I petlt jury

The other cue an the docket lath“ oi Wllter Joleph Aneu- lull. Summcrlide. churged with breaking Ind entering the dwell. lug pile: of Mrl. Mildred Lewils Dec. 11. IN. and committing an indictable nMellce.

Chlel Justice ’1' ll I n e A.

n presided during the opening day of the May sitting when the wand jury returned true hill lnlt the two lccu

ed men.

In his Chlrfle to the jury the Chic! Justice slid the Jail reporl submit Sheff R B. 11 war IllWEd that In) prisoners have been conlinzd to Prince County jlll IInce the November lilting.

These were listed as st tor drunkeness. it tor impaired driving. one lor care and control or a motor vehicle while impale. ed. six under the Hishwuy Tran tic Act. seven tor possession or iiouor. two under the Excise Act. one lor criminal negligence. 14 tor brealriag and entering and one lor poaaesslon of lirearms.

nation INVOLVED

ilis Lordship said that except tor the 14 c arged with breaking and entering. adding that or these there was no doubt that iiouor was involved at least in some cases. practically all the others resulted trorn improper use or alcohol.

The Chiet Justice said “ll we could eliminate intoxication we could practically eliminate crim- lnul oilencea in this county.

lie related that 19 prisoners trom this county were sent to penitentiary ll. Darchelter ll“ year and that is a reco w 'oh we cannot be proud". HE said a good many oi the iii were revellers. ills Lordship said the peniten- tiary and the institution at

Prices A

to be math to the puvvllxil gov» emmenl to have I llil'fla“ lnit I administration. and to he!“ lhe number it elm! In the

M species: that and it's 9 space will have to be dottialed .n the regional hten school. were pro-arm Euclid Arsenauit. Weiltogttn. hairsnan the board. and by osepla Gaudct. Wellington and Mt. Crud. the board tor the Mlxlmvllla

«-

.l

Ulric Panda. Elected to

Ahrlnu Villa:

1,, ugreeniei-it

concern this country out or the stateless club "

Mr. Pelrlon countered that membership In the nuclear clill) mnns tional rmnuiacture. custody Ind control 0! nucleu- 'etIWfll.

Thll would not be Ciaiitido'l position. The government now wlo Moll”.an a polillcll

with e United Silks—I technical agreement would follow — under Whidl there would be “.5. custody at the wll'heldlr In enter- [ency, these Warheldl would Re used

only on order! lrom no‘dllrl government.

town In I all: tor locltinn the lli‘inon thlt would lllvz lo be hulll. It Holmln's Inland could not he nblllned (or in“ Pil 1"

Dose. SETTLEMENT porno

Coon. Alex MacDonald raiood hopes tor settlement ot the oils terence hi price stating that he believed the property was more than the approximately WM the town had altered. and llid he telt that the town's otter

wss too low and Mr. Cllrk'l astr- "'

DEATH NOTICES titseolved too late tor assented Death Notice eoiaaaal.

mm — A. a rcattit or an accident. May Portland. Mlhie. Lloyd. Elli and David Cutclille. rorsuarty o4 Fredericton. mm, Funeral services and interment

year. nihil- wiu arrive at M Our- elm- natural uome tram-l. Funeral nun has-lie

chm It Mandi-t.

Joann-r I) cum

ll. other lover“! SI

TWOPC

tContinued irom page ll deputy leader. also indicated that be towns the in)? motion.

The prime minister chal. ienged Mnbboululll'l stale mania int ypon.

The iii)? leader questioned whether Canada was commit- ted to nucle r arms. The (ore er Conservative government

men m R l llhr In the lhrool "yr" nr. pearsoa

force! the vie-poll

tn tum] their rolelr And in llld tho-e role: could not be lul- liiied without atrciaar woo

mg.“ TREATY "IBM

Thll wls not l commltmenl put In the (arm ol l Mlty. Mr. Ptlrnon Illd.

"Bill I ll I commitment-n mnrll Ind pollllcll commit: ment— Iny government ever rilld! l commitment in Ill!

‘iiionn'm‘on mulrinl

nuclelr will :‘olchlll: lo the In Ir! mu - ldl. It I to m "loam h

l’Imvtarlau

fly. III: II. Ill

5’ dlo'cloet.ln- trunnion-ram

e C

'I'llil wu the two-key lyllem. h Wu common to All lgree- menta mun till “.5. and other NAN memberl. BUM! HOUSE

One 0' lb mlln lrlumenll

Mr. Donal-a WIS tblt the

government now VII Icouirlnfl nuclear warheads by cabinet lotion. byplulng PlrllIlllellt. Mr. Don I quoted Mr. Puritan II nth belore the minority shrink“ govern- the lllt melon d tilt thl aru- do nothing until it you of confidence. He Iurther onotd Mr. Pear- son ll min. Inn “no pl:- oi urgency or no “cult Ihauld be lccwtnd by the uteri Inns unwind oi the people' m..."- I . But I. I no not meln whll. he Illd. statement wll

merit PIrlIIflient

did the

‘by saying thlt ll {Ir II we In ed we Intent! to keg)

he Icre lo lnllll! Ind ruin

TO LABRADOR

'npdney doles. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Iii-it: Cotes. North Milton. a recent graduate in - electrical engineering trom Nova Scott. Technical Col- lege. mum. in ieit lilr Iaubrldor city. Nflrl.. where he will be employed with the iron ore Company ot Clri. Idl, Ltd.

Lo-bsfers

ny NEIL A. MAmsoN tars were bringing a high price at to cents tor canners and so tor markets yesterday. but the good-price news reflecled [he p r news oi’ small catches almost. all nlonl the Island. where reports were available yesterday he really bright t Maren. m hauled

was where one fisherman 1.100 pounds Mondly from approximately 450 traps. He had only been able to hlul

S. but the 1.400 poundg was rated good (or the two-day period.

Thlt hlul was In above Iver- Age. but fbirly good catcth we]! reported from other lishzr- men there. too, It was learned. The catch In the North Lake III'EI was 50 W0? yesmday that some fishermen some back to port without bothering in haul their troops. One mall hauled 100 (rum and took only no pounds. Mrs. Elrle C. Johnson aid.

Fishing has been poor date with no large calchu Ported. Mrs. Johnston luld. though Saturday wls one 0! the better days with on average haul of M pounds. but Hill II also only l lllr take (mm the

.No Canvass Is Planned

Provincial larmera wui not be canvassed this year to dub- scribe to crap insurance. MH- cuiture Minister Andrew Mac- ltae said yeate

clnvnll last yeli‘ Ind adverdsinl lhlt m lhauld lrnw ll route ll lvlll- iole Ind how to [at It. The mlnllter Illd ll‘lll hull“-

ot potatoes and grain is babe sing to sell. Cost or insuring potatoes is not an acre which provides beaetits ol mulls per acre. Grain costs so cents an

it.

He pointed out that through p 9 through

once tor the lament cm: yllr men

would deem ll

best day thus tar Wll

c 7.000 pound! train 25 bolts thll normally would have “.000 pounds. Mrs. Johnson reported.

Improper Alcohol Use

Of Crime

soringhiii lor less hardened cri~ mlnaia provide outstanding op portuoitles tor prisoners. n or only to train themselves for em- ployment when they :1 out. but also to train themselves lnteii tuaily and culturally. lie said a heard many don't taire advantage of these opportunities and re- tfurn In lIW brelkliu Illar being

reed.

The Chlel Junlice lld It In dil ficult to say whlt I right rem- any is. adding that he felt on: heiptui plan would be supervis. ed probation.

His Lordship paid tribute to Lloyd Cutetttte. who was killed in a plane crash in the United states over the past weekend and slid many were saddened by the news which claimed the

le or one oi the most brilliant lludents the Inland ha! produc- ed in mlny years.

GRAND JURY'S REPORT

In its rt, the grand in” recommended that the electric-i ai wiring in the prisoner's quart-l err be brought up to the provine cinl standards. thII. a second lire exit should be provided in the

. .r 21‘

Th! 50th anniversary at th! organization ol the Malpeuua Women's institute was observ- zd Saturday night at a lobster upper in Mllpeque hall

where the anniversary cake was cut by. loll to TIRlIl. Mrs. Leslie G. lurnsny. vice-presi- dent til' the P.E.l. women's ln- stitule: Mrs. John Simpson.

ARY

of Charlottetown. I l h l 1' let member of tho MIlpeque Wo- menI Institute: Ind Mrlo .inltn MaeNutt, the president.

east end or the butiding in the lower cell . The jurors also recommended the grounds lacing on c on rt street he converted into a park ing area. now that the parking area in tront ot the court house mslrllcled by the town: that the purchasing authority or the sheritt be increased to sine ior essentials he deems necessary; be

Members ol the Srlnd lur!

Larkin. Keosington: Rllpii Hogg. North Bodega ames

Arsenauit. Tlgnlsh: Glorlce Gal- ant. Abrams Village: Sydney MacGougan. Malpeque and wn. liam G. phillips. nichroond. i

re High,

Four additional teachers

tees mulled.

‘Souris RHS Planning

To Add New Courses

'nlz. . bring-

Mr. wright said expenditures

Im- the convent year to the end

all April Hammad to However. there will be Itaut‘ial increase over amount next year.

.176. ‘ sub- phat

$95 a

was added. adult educa-l tion Boom given in bookle ins anal typing. A class tor re.‘ tamed Milken was also lnl operation.

The board obtain-man compil-

Scarce

theory that caid water is cause ing the low catches. . William MacKenzie. rial ltlv-l er. secretary of the riahermeo's. stripper-live in that area. saidl catches are still small but ill ei 1 rrmen are optimistic ihatf they will pick up soon. Top boats to date have been taking only. no to 400 pounds per boat trorn . m to m trap. WAs ‘I'ERIII'BL The catch was - erriole" yes-

:

terday it was learned trom the last night.

Murray lebnur » Gospereaux ishermen

- In" . . . b2; Wm, my six 1mm: 1m reliable political circles that .

i lieutenant-governor

S’side Man Said In Line For Li.-Gov. i

SUMMERSIDE e A Summer side automobile dealer. F_ Earle McDonald. may be the next

0 Pan Edwald Island. lccnrding to tumor: content In Summardidt"

There were strong indications .

A Georgetown report was simer. McDonald will be asked to

liar. and the two reports cover the urea irom Georgetown Lo Murray Harbour North.

A Montague report said the “Inside fishermen" are getti o g discouraged, though better c

a circa were reported lrom those ‘lnesh tor the past as years

lung iarther out Catches contin average at Tignish and Alber-

i .

.o' well helmlendrc'w or st_ Eleannrs. is active In community interests

accept the appointment.

A native of Charlottetown. Mr. McDonald. 53. had resided ' Summuside for most of his lilee time. and has been lclively en-

in the automotive bus-

liis wile, the loruner Katherine

toll it was leltrned yesterdly including leadership in the Girl

"away down room other years“ Fishermen welcomed the high'

lobsters to sell. . The percentage or market sitel lobsters runs irom a high or to 55 per cent in the area re- i

l low of six to seven per cent The markets

pa . in“! in per cent in the Moro“ Iran. it. wll learned.

Guido onglnlmtion. Mr. llld to McDonald hm I Iamlly 01 live .9. price: but wished they hud more i children.

rlln to the coop at. Flll Ri- ; An inst“! 331' Insd other southern areas. to the Queen when she visited till: south Wales town. In the Rusllco area, it was re- outside the town hall were too

rted run to worn to bright red strip was Ilrom the curl) to d

MADE UP CARPET

ABERGAVEPNNY. Wales lCl’t red clrpet Ereelfd

The steps

nice p real carpet an I painted i not

A lew boats reported soil pounds at North Rustico yes- tet-day. and the take ranged down to no pounds pa‘ boat. and some were below that, It won learned irom Joseph Gatsdln. manager at the comp. ratlve then.

There was no logical reason (or the poor catch. Water ind been cold at the start oi the season. with a great deal or lc round. but Mr. Gaudln said

some veteran lishen reel]! they used to llsh through the ice at the start or outer seasons e they used lee poles lor marker buoy e and they attest todt their beat catch- ea in thou early weelra. which

to uni inn

Talent is