. 1130011 ._ $5501‘ ‘ The effimeflcy of electlcal fish- Tlf 2; withing its present lim- "d much greter than «E1 of any other gear used up till states Professor P.F. I0l'°_{uaarden, Director of the '~‘l€‘-fate of Coastal and Inland ,i,,,,e5, Hamburg, in _“Electri- qrishmgvi, just published by 5 Food and Agriculture Organ- ”? (FAOl Rome. Italy. Pro- Mgyer-‘Ifaarden is interna- lnzn recognized as a leading lllgthorm, on electrical fishing. 9 wEI.l.|NGTON~ 5, prank MacNutt entertain- me Malpeque Women‘s_ Insti- ie at their March meeting on gednesday evening with A good Inegdaflw - . t sympathy is extend- ed5‘f,°e,f: family of the late Ar- thjbald woodside whose death oc- at his home in Summer- . 31;, after a lengthly illness. The which was very largely was held on Friday af- mobn, March 5. from Prince- Wn United Church. Malpeque. service being conducted by _L_ M..Mur1'a,v and Rev. Mr. her. Interment was in the A W195 Cemetery, Malpeque. M,-5_ G.W. Ramsay returned to home in Malpeque on March Sm after spending the winter months with her daughter. Mrs. - my in Kingston. bntario. M155 Lillian Donald. R.N. of meal, visited her brother. Mr. ’: Wen L. Donald, Kcnsingtorl. ‘mg the passing and funeral gllheir mother. the late Mrs. Jmes Donald. hm, Earnest Pickering. Clin- ton, was a recent visitor to Ken- , mgton, the guest of Mr. and Mpg, T, Wigmore. M1-5. Frank Beairsto. Charlotte- _ hwn, spent the weekend at Mal- *=A peqlle. Friends of M1. and - ndalnble Southwest. will regret CV Maj- ; lnlearn that their 8 year old liughter Nancy. was the victim “ is rather serious accident on ' March 1st. The child had gone = ha neighbor's home and while — playing a game of “Hide and seek” with other children. she hid the misfortune of coming in 2: contact with some sharp objects - which inflicted a deep gash above the eye. She was rushed to P.C.' llospital where it was found sev- eral stitches were required to tlose the wound. At latest report =:: us was resting comfortably as “ could be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Arsene Poirier of 7' St. Nicholas recently celebrated ‘ their golden wedding anniversary. They were married January 14, ; llillin ‘St. John the Baptist " Cllllrch, Miscouche by Rev. Mar- ,_~ lIllMonaghan D.D. A wedding Imkfast was served at their ' lune attended by Rev. Kelly and Members of their family. ‘In the evening a sumptuous 1 supper was served at their home to a large number of relatives and friends. Revs. Poirier and = Maclntyre of Egmont Bay attend- . HI. All address’ was read by llleir daughter Mrs. Edward Poir- -‘ 19P- Mr. and Mrs. Poirier have lchildren. Martin, Felix and Wil- is liam at home; Emmanuel at Miss- " ¢°'1¢he. Mrs. Frank Poirier (Mar- ) 111%). Montreal; Mrs. Martin 'Gaudet (Ursule) and Mrs. Ed- : Wird_Poirier (Theresa) both of St. Nlcho las. MI. Gerald Gallant, Moncton, mull? visited his parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. Cyril Gallant. BM HOWLAN A meeting of the study Club . at the home of Jerry Gal- _ With 16 answering the open- “lglmayer. A mite box was star- .’ Illa la .;_ . ” ll’ filllowinfi week. :. ,, . I gguse. ‘While _, ,, Clubs: . With = ‘av E-each one dropping coins “Selle -Arsenault kindly invited members for the meeting on D33 ilhd Mrs. Oscar Gallant Varlwere in Howlan on Sun- ‘Y» March 9th. ch:fl°.1‘d Martin, Emerald, with l‘ "mend. were in I-Iovwlaln on Sat- "diy. March 8th. on business. M°t°1iifi§‘ to’ Sum-merslde on {Ar 5533* were Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wilt and Mrs. Gerald ox. enntwoodstoch. slelghlllg is now done unless we 4- st and snow several wag- are now on the road. tagalricia Flnnan recently visi- , her sister, Ruth, Mrs. Camil- ant in Summerside. -PM Doiron who went to Flor- t st fall has now arrived in t°l1. where he is a guest of his PM '!fld uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ilk Gallant and other relatives. MI» P.A. Arsenault MLA has 30116 to Charlottetown to at- e session in Parliament car he is away Mrs. M scffillllavnt ls teacher In Du- hlhs‘ A-A. Arsenault was hos- the ladies of St. Annes _ Tuesday night, March 11, fig“? monthly meeting. I-t was . 93 to furnish flowers for :_ H altar for Easter. April meet- §‘,3,r‘yl’fll be at the home of Mrs. Gallant . glowing to Sunimerside on ‘hi Mal‘ Were Mr. and Mrs. Leo ; lmenaull and son Clifford a n d ' am Gallant. Mr Mr, ‘ 3“ Mrs. Leo Arsenaull and ,,1“t'0Alban D. Arscnaull motor- ‘Mar Slllnrnerside on Thursday. Eh 13th. Mr. [154 .5135 Mrs. Henry Gallant ‘J15- _ enI‘y‘s parents on Sun- “’°11-Ins. March 15. I ';'A,O. Publishes Study On Electrical Fishing Principles ___SIlMMElISlDE In 3 C‘-I‘-aDl.er on the 31166 of the Electrical Technique in Fislleries" 5.°:tMeyer-Warden states: .m‘~ ‘inc? only by electical mgd 15 it P0SSlble to take all an other anim 1 H‘ waters and defianittle from closed Undrainable. ponds‘ It’s Easy To Look Your Best In A Professionally Laundered Shirl Also These Three Economical Services We Lalmder Blankets . LAUNDRY LTD. Dial 2363 563.1‘ ' ' 1lnn=or—t- Fisllillg Profes- "For fish- fish etc., “’3.l-Cr areas. lakes and C an . ...—._... ._..._L ._.__, Wet Wash Thrifty Finished and curtains WHITE STAR ' _ Free Pick-Up Sumluerside CENTRAL HOME o AUTO SUPPLIES man. LOW COST VB. 1". GOODRICB WINTER RETREADS Sizes 670 by 15 pools can be fished out to 1V by using electlcal g-3r can also be used for l‘el11o\z- ins use less and predatory filsh. A-113’ “’3tF‘T. Darticularly rivel';SEA FISHING areas, can be fenced against mig- rating fish. which enables culture to be carried on in selec- ted water areas. Electrical bar- “er5_C311_ Prevent valuable com- mercial fish. such as eel. salmon fish from entering turbines. 151131135, etc., where they would be amaged OI‘ kllled. Electrical gear also be used to guide fish in Was held on Monday night, March» traps. etc." The use of electrical gear is also developing in sea fisheries. and it is now possible to concen- trate shoal fish by keeping an electrode befone the aperture of a trawl net and to paralyse the fish so that they cannot escape the trawl. “An electrode placed in front of a pelagic fmidwater) trawl will electorde. " He says that the blocking ef— of the improved quality of the feet of el-ectric current can also flesh of fish which are paralysed rr~.ple-te- I new river systems and fish ways, attract shoal fish even from thet be in sea fisheries. the = or drive them, by friglitenlng ef- lower area of the electrical field feet. into fishing gear, such as and guide them into the catching area." states Professor Meyer - Waarden. “This means fish from the region beneath the net. which would otherwise not be taken, will be caught. An electrical midwater trawl also enables this 0I.‘l’l‘€I'\VlS(:‘. 'unfis-halble’ u,nev-en bottom to be fished as the lish living near the ground are attracted towards the "Narrow areas. such as fjords. could be electrically fenced and the fish kept in them until re- quired." writes Pr-ogessor Meyer- Waarden. “It might even be pos- sible to drive fish shoals towards a rlestination much as a shep- herd and his dogs drive flocks of sheep. An electrical shark, bar- rier might also be constructed on that principle. And there is no doubt about the great importance FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURLY SERVICE and prices as A low as you'll find elsewhere. Check the prices of your home town merchants, they're as fair and reasonable as you will find elsewhere. But the honest, neighbourly and personal cllientio-n your local merchant gives you, wears no price tag. He serves you better because . he is your neighbour and friend with cl common bond of community spirit. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE-EVERYTIMEI SUMMERSIDE MMCAUSLAND FURNITURE LTD. Furniture - Appliances Radio - Television F. EARLE McDONALD LIMITED Mercury - Lincoln - Meteor 1956 METEOR NIAGARA THE BOATES PHARMACY Your Corner Drug‘ Store or killed electrically, thus pre- venting the accumulation of lac- tic acid during the death strug- gle and delaying the onset and disappearance of rigor mortis. “Despite these advantages, how- ever, it should not be forgotten that the capital and energy ex- pended for elec \Ical fishing should be kept in reasonable re- lation to the practical results achieved by the gear,” be con- cludes. . BASIC PRINCIPLES 3 The Study‘, which is No 7 nla suuusnslns WILLARD MaoDONALD LTD. Dodge & Desoto Carl Dodge Trucks Sat, March 22, _1958’I'he Guardian Page ll series issued by FAO. deals with the basic principles of electrical fishing, the application of elec- tric current in fishing, and‘ the protective measures against the misuse of electrical fishing gear. 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