..HON. ROBERT Winters. Feder- the method of potato inspection terday during a visit by Mr. Win- sl Minister of Public Works. is seen being demonstrated by inspector J. ""3 l0 the M37108 Wharf i0I' all with Mr. J. Watson MacNaught. W. Profltt. '

M.P. indicating a real interest in The photo above was taken yes-

Winiers Finds Need For Enlarged Storage Space

Mr. J. Watson MacNaught. M.P. ters. Federal Minister oi Public

Parliamentary asslstan Minister of Fisheries jn informal luncheon yesterday

was host at for a

t to the Works. ,who was In Summerside

few hours before departing by plane for Ottawa. Provincial

noon. In honor of Hon. RH. Win- house members, and party offici-

inspection of the potato shipping in- dustry at Summerside. - .Photo By Wotton

als for this area. as well as press representatives were in attend- ance at the luncheon held at Mui-

berry Lodge. In a brief interview with the Press ' " ' the delectable

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faturday. Novembe

f . gift problems solv- ed now by portraits taken at the Reads Studio. , l BUYING POULTRY disly, at Dr plant. Monday through Thurs- day. Weddell Bros. Crspsud.

l-CIOKINOLI and card party. glinton. November ldth. 8:00 o'- uofk. proceeds for Spring Hill re- Q . '

'MOABl: Jewellers. Summerside ind .O'lsary sell the brands oi watches. clocks. diamonds and all- verware. shavers etc. that have made a name for themselves.

, FREE CHURCH of Scotland. - Services, Sabbath November 18. Cape Traverse ll a.m.. Summe - e 3 pm. Deaabie 'I.I0 p.m.. ovember Ilth. Argyle Shore 0 p. In. Rev. John Morrison. Minister.

IAPTIST Cllvlwli. 0'Le . C.

. liowatt B.A.. BD. Min star.

cas . Nov. lath. Morn- fteraoon

'-&re"fessiensi Cards A ' Chartered l('1A.eeeimi'anis l

. panda: iiusirrown Hall. Nov.

. Door prise. Music by Urban - igan. -

SUNDAY NOV. 10th. New Lon- don 10 a.m.. Margata 11.3) s.m.. Long River 7.30 p.m.. H. 8. Has- iam B.A-B.D. Minister.

MJ. COLDWELL C.C.F. Nation- al leader speaks on the "Nations

b -" CBA F - ”.0Vor riday even

DON'T FORGET Hot Chicken

supper at Central Beiieque Hall, '

Saturday. Nov. 17th.. proceeds for repairing Hall. Salt and bazaar after .hy Baptist Sewing Circle.

UNITED Church. of Canada, North Bedeque services for sun- day November iath. 0.80 Trav- ellers Rest. llm North Bcdeque. cancelled. National .,l:vsngelis-

tic Mission in Summerside High

School Auditorium. s.oo p.ni. Rev. 8. G. Walls. Minister.

M111! sertzrices for the D: llh will be as follows; mo s.m. Rob Communion Alma, 11:00 Holy communion. 0'1-uni. s:oo 34:1. :VIIill Pro;-er, Klldllf. 7: p. isfi. nuiiu. priest in

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ALIIRIUN Pastoral ehartl. Us ited Church of Canada. Sunday. Nov. lath. No scviees is Alberto: or cascunipee.

meal. Mr. Winters said that Mr. MacNaught had been pressing him in regard to more storage space at the Marine Wharf and stated that after inspcct' . the present faculties yesterday morn- ing. he found "the need for more storage space is there."

However he could not say when action on increased warehouse space would begin. as his depart- ment's "mates for the next regular session of Parliament have been finalised and expressed the view that commencemt oi this expansion might not be pos- sible before 1058.

When questioned on the pro- posed causeway. regarding the resultssofaroftherockiosts

NORTH TRYON Presbyterian

Church. Service. Nov. 18. ii s.m.

gnurch school 12.15. Miss Mary A. cltensie. Deaconess.

COME is afternoon tea at the nurses residence on Saturday. Nov- ember 17th 3 - 5 p.m. Kensington liege: Aid to Prince County Hos- p .

TWO LARGE ire ghters were be ing loaded with potatoes. in third freighter was discb of fertilizer. both storage ware- houses were filied to capacity with bags of potatoes. and a long line of loaded trucks extended the length of the Marine Wharf in Sum merside, when the Federal Min- ister of Public Works. l-lon. R.ll. Winters visited the area yester- day. and saw the immense shipping program being conducted from the port of Summerside. . indicating a sincere interest in this industry, Mr. Winters. in com pany with Mr. J. Watson Mac- Naught. M.P. for Prince County and parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Fisheries. spent cor.- slderable time discussing and in- specting the various phases of this part of the potato industry. In photo above. Mr. MacNaught is seen showing Mr. Winters (third from lefti the sine and quality oi potatoes being loaded aboard one of the ships. Others in the group are from left to right, John Wright, president of the Summerside Board of Trade. Fred Bingham. associat- ed with the produce ompany oi George Brookins in Kensington, Mr. Runge of Ottawa. and (ex- treme right) Douglas How. execut- ive assistant to Mr. Winters. Photo By Wotton

being conduct ' from borings takien at Cape Tormentine, Mr. Winters said the survey is being carried on, but further tests are necessary.

He said that rock , ' taken (that) will be exposed to wave action in Northumberland Strait. to test for durability. and stated that these e erlments would be conducted urtng all seasons of the year, indicating that it will probably be at least a year before the survey is com- plete.

Mr. Winters said a very care ful appraisal of the project. from all angles. is being carried out. and added "it does seem clear that the original estimate of 550. 000.000 is low." -

S'side Y's Men Hold Meeting

The Summerside Y's Men held their regular weekly supper meet ing last evening in the Y centre on Green St. under the chairman ship of Y's Parker Crockett.

Y's Charles Linklettar was in charge oi the program and pre- sented an excellent Christian film aiiitled. "The Secret of The Gift"

Y's Ben Champion. chairman oi the committee that capahly hand- led the "Dr. Kit” show reported I very favorable financial return for the cliib. while the report by John Leuty on the "House of Bar mony" singers. that were also sponso at by the club showed a lesser profit.

The attendance committee re- port. showed concern in regard to attendaiice and revealed that here arm. the tour phone izrmiir cym- rnittees would call all mom . prior to each meeting.

Y's Don Baker was welcomed

800! i Y's Art Rolland with ' Walker as finesrnaster.

back to the club after several ” absence due to illness. leader for the evening was

Y's Ken

. 0 sem- 3”ii.i.' .u"i"..””af.” "'”5i';'ii"”" inary at Drew University. He is I-do-I-I - "M -r s-M--iw Skunk Grateful .'.'icni""'vi.i'”iy"'.i..n.'""' "'”'”'”"' 11,; M 9 if uagmagsis i lllh”Wol'I:To 3 oard WWI IiVH'Ii lackville. N.a.. ems... which n"0Mt-b?"'- iC'”4""' him the Bachelor of Arts W” V" in nu. r. J. ii 1 advise to hits a shunt? weevil! 0fl'l"i'-0117 across the read. its head stuck h a tin can. cums to the wind he mapped. walked in to the ::k and test as: on. ' all 'asuuag

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Save Power Ai

Hie .co-operation of Summer. side citizens and business con- cerns in the collective conser. vation of electricity in late alter- noon and early evening, egpeclaj. 13'. between four-thirty and five 0"")! pm 2 p wiiii special em. phasis on I-riday night extending W 9lEhi D-m. was asked by Councillor Dr. H.E. Clark at the regular November meeting of the Summerside Town Council last evening.

The cooperation oi citizens in this matter was necessary. he said. to keep electrical supply costs to the present level, and pointed out that a satisfactory re- lP0!ise to this appeal could re- sult in a substantial financial sav- ing by the tilwn.

In making th's suggestion Coun- ciilor Clark presented a chart which revealed that the peak of the electrical load had increased about ten percentlabove what it

p was at this time last year.

He explained that the Summer- side Electric Light Department has a contract with Maritime Electric Company by which spare electrical energy can be pur. chased from Maritime Electric Company at a cost based up the demand in excess of 2100 K.W.

This Peak, last year, was reach ed during Christmas week when the electrical. consumption at one point reached a peak of 2470 K.W. and on this basis the town had to pay 3492.00 for the month of Dec- ember and the succeeding eleven months. however. an adjustment was made in this amount in April due to the loss of custome 3 West of Summerside which were taken over by Maritime Electric Com- pany in April.

On Tuesday night of this week the peak reached ZZQ K,W., and on this basis Councillor Clark feared that increased seasonal do mand on electricity during the next few weeks would result in a higher peak than last year. with resulting higher costs having to be paid for standby service which Maritime Electric Company have

SI. Dunsian's Plays S'side Aces Tonight

Tonight the Summerside iAces will pit their hockey skill against the always popular Saint Dunstan University team. This should prove a real test for the home boys. as S.D.U. made things very close and interesting for the pow- er-packed Parlidale Flyers last Tuesday evening. The Aces man t and players feel that they must deliver the goods this time to stay popular with their fans, and they are determined to give the University aggregation real tiistle for supremacy.

Inter-Church Rivqlry Reported

KITCHENER. Out. (CP) -- A church extension report mention- ing the existence of inter-denom- inational rivalry brought heated

discussion at 'l'hiirsday's session k

of the Canadian Council of Churches.

The report. read by Very Rev. George Dorey, former moderator of the United Church of Canada and chairman of the council's sur- vey . ' ' claimed Cana- dian churches are building new suburban churches in undisguised competition without thought of in- terdenominati ' co - operation.

"Our present practices in church extension testify less to the Cross of Christ than to denom- inational expanslonism. wasteful stewardship of ministries and fi- nances and undisgulsed Jcompetit-

Ion evangelism. 'onal and extension programs." the re- port said.

Rt. Rev. George Luxton. Angli- can bishop of Huron. said such action is foreign to his church. New churches are built oni where there are sufficient An - cans to sup rt them.

He asked or references to inter- dcnominatioiial rivalry to be struck out of the report.

Rev. Dr. J. R. Muchmor. chain man of the United Churchts evan- gelism and social service depart- ment. said he could not agree that the charge againlt the church was groundless.

Rt. Rev. Finlay Stewart of Kit- chener. moderator of the Presby- terian Church. salduihlei didn't thllpik "any delegate co wrap a robes around him and declare

himself innocent of the charge."

CAMEO

KINSINGTON

FRI.-SAT.-7:15-Itll MATINIE SATURDAY-1 EM.

Penny Edwards. Fay and

Riders of t Iago. that stars: Rex Allen (the Ari- llia Cowboy). Allan "Rocky" Lane. Mane Hale. Also Intel and sews. Beak drawhg rridn with pouibie 'II.O.

IT'S 'IIEIlE AT ; BRACE McKAY 8. co. Lio.

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S'side Citizens Asked To Help

lions Present

1 31,504.00 Cheque Peak Loads . For The Blind

to mail tain th t the n mum" ye” A very successful and well at-

to take care of the peak. temper”, tended meeting of the Summer- By cooperating in gay 1-gum. side 1.lons Club was held on Wed- able way. every citizen can assist 39553! "Elli!!! Ii Bitch Hi". In keeping the electrical load tolT0l"'l5t L0dl9- Ind Si! MW memo a minimum during the cruclaj bers were introduced. They were peak load hours which occur in Mliwlm M59149!!! Ind A730” late afternoon. Mciver, both of the MF. schur-

Councillor Clark stated that tbelm” C04 R9919 ukd 9' u” lgulgitilgse of: power from Maritime! m”:"V.'gd :::”3" s ; ynud pl-esentc co.?mff”l.22w::.,,,",; Thomson of the Dominion Dis. l(,w.ll,, wlllcl, was aPp,0xim,te,l:rih,:iting Co.; and Dr. W.E- Cal- y one-thi d f t ll 88 81!- than the gum(rJiiei?sldceenplafite:l))le1id Tl” highlight ii! the 9V9"l"3 W" produce power. g the presentation of a cheque for l ,,,T;:.:,;W:gg ;-;,;;1g;t;g;,ul,;;vg;l 31.533.23.52 2l".i?.””?f.;.liZi? 3:3: coping Mm the local demand. onal institute for the Blind. The

would cost the town of Summer- pmlmntauon w” "'”d' by umk

slde about 39.000-00 nu H in Layton Schurman. chairman of lnlnesl charge, along." E3; M the blind committee. Mr- Bower.

lhe present price being paid to in accepting the cheque expressed Maritime Elect"-m Company. mmappreclation of the club's efforts my” of Summerside has. under. in their annual campaign for the is a reeinent,a savin - -- -

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gel-en cl,”-Kc, would amount to Two other presentations were in the pul-chase of unmhe, cum, made. The winner of the Lions for the Summerside plant. club soap box derby. Charles counclllor Ljdgt0ng' chm.mm Silliphant. was given custody of of the properly committee. re. the trophy by the president of the ported that after considering an club Kl” L19” 3"” K9"Y- U9” application for the purchase of a DWWYII Him"-ll WI! 11198911106 section of townowned land East with b: 5"lf'3tl;ll3 13': bl'0I'l; '1'; of Morrison's Beverage Plant on "'9'" '1 0 9 CU Y 011 02 tviiluer Street East, on which an; Clark! to mark the occasion of his 0 Com ny proposed to build a- T993" marriage-

service Pgtation. the commilteel hi-ion Thane Basrloielreported on had decided against sellin this to very success ul adieu night land. g jheld recently, and discussion also

CouncIlor Mscmisiand, clull-.l took place regarding charter night commlilegg oi Charlotttetown Lions Club early in December. Other business dis- cussed in a busy session incl ” d a zone meeting of Lions clubs in Charlottetown, sponsorship of Sea Cadets, induction of new mem- bers, and the clubs Christmas milk fund for this year.

During the evening an expres- sion of heartfelt sympathy to Lion -Ernest Morrison and family in their recent tragic loss was recorded.

man of the finance tabled actual and estimated total landscaping of the new High School at 8266.427.00. and the new auditorium at 5g67.331.00.

Baptist W.M.S. Meeting Held,"

The November missionary meet ing of the Summmerside United Baptist Church met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Dunn. Mrs. Jack MacLeod president. was in the chair. Meet ing opened by singing "Fight The Good Eight”. followed by prayer

Beta Hi-Y Mei For Regular Meeting The regular meeting of Beta Hi-

The Guardian. run is Friday” Nov. 15, 1955

caimi Iedeque w. I. Held Annual Meeting

noon, November 13. The president Mrs. Ernest Walker. was in the 7'” WW '””"".”' ”f,,u'3',,"'l cum 3:1! .'i”is73"iioixl?':i"u'n owartl

The meeting opened with call to m ' worslilp and singing of Psalm 103 sch""n”' 1iwmeTb;' Scripture lesson was read by Mrs "L The P" '" ' ii"

Alfred Simpson followed by "out opened in mcemu by Tu". Bible explorations and prayer by mwmeomi? "gnu Mrs. Walker. The following as- mm: In the ,:,1,,,,, PM”... stated in prayer service: Mrs. "mug, we mmhd w mm. Gorrill. Mrs. I-lsll, Mrs. Gulls. ' Mrs. Macliay. Mrs.g Birch and Miss lone Ellis. Roll call was an swered by naming a missionary.

Plans were made for the thanks offering service. The members d ilded to invite Rev. Leslie Barb lett of New London to be their guest speaker.

Mrs. Jonston gave a report on the visiting committee.

The study book, ”The Church In South East Asia" was present- ed by Mrs. J.S- Perry.

Mrs. Ray Tanton was organist for the meeting.

Oifeking was received by Mrs fall and dedicated by Mrs. Wal- er.

The meeting closed with mem bers repeating the Apostle's Creed In unison.

Three Hi-Y Clubs Plan For Meeting

The regular week! meeting of the Summerside Alp Hi-Y Club was held in the Y-Centre, Novem- ber Hth. with the in ” Ned Henthorn in the chair. The war- ship period was led! by the retir- ing club chaplain. James Norton, who. for personal reasons must leave the club for a while.

The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Char- les Hickey. Ni t members re- aponded to the roll call. Returns of the sale of tickets for the Dr. Kit show were brought in. It was decided to remember Robert lio1- man who is in the hospital-

lifresbyierian WMS Holds Meeting

The W.M-S. of the Summerside Presbyterian Church met in the church parlor on Tuesday after-

sssistance and kindness for that in-coinlng officers. : The secretary - treasurer. Miss . Florrie Green. read the financial ,statement and after a very tie- factory year's work and A011!!!

Mrs. Ivan Dawson reported I i large number of Red Cross art-

Ralph Callbeck as Halli Convener reported much work done on and about the hall. with much more to be done. it was unanimously decided to hold a chicken , on Nov. 17th in aid of the &ll. 510-00 was voted as a donation to the Salvation Army Drive; 8'.fll0 cod liver capsules to be ordered for school chidlren. Election of officers i owed: president - Mrs. vice - yresiden

Fred Jewell. Directors - Mrs. Ellis Webster, Mrs. Ethel Eisslom. Miss Florrie Green. Auditors - Mrs, Harold Clark. Mrs. Charles Green.

THIS WEEK AT. CIVIC STADIUM

FRIDAY Pre-school Skate 1-! p.iii.- !:15 Island Hockey League l.D.U. vs. BUMMEBJIDIA

There will be a combined meet- HAIHBDAY

ing of all three Hi-Y Clubs on siuuns 8-8 . November 20. An induction cere- Evening Skating D-10.00 many for new members will fol-

low on December 1st. The meet- In-W357 -- .9 ing adjourned atp7.45. Skating Club 0-11 PM.

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Y met on Monday. November 12, with the president Margaret Coi- fln in the chair. The meeting op- ened with "My Freedom was the theme for Worship", which was conducted by Marjorie Shanks and Roberts Montieth. The roll call was called and collection was taken. A report was given by Ruth Cairns on the result of the pennant sale. It was decided that next week there would be a short meeting at 7.80. from whence the

led by the president.

Mrs. Robert Palmer extended an invitation to have the next meeting at her home. The word for roll call will be "birth.

An invitation was received from the United Church W.M.S. to at- tend thelr meeting to hear the missions y, Dr. Whittier-

Roll call was answered by sev- en members and one visitor.

The Scripture was read by Mrs MacLeod. and she gave a talk on the subject. "Making Excuses Instead of Doing Our Christian Obligation." Devotional was clos- ed with prayer.

The missionary study was giv- en by the presidentlassisted by Mrs. Jelly. Mrs. Hobson. Mrs MacDonald and Mrs. Dunn.

Mrs. J.F. MacNeill gave a re- port on Rev. R.N. Bennett's work, and what has been the greatest missions y enterprise to bring people to Christ.

Mrs. Palmer read a letter of appreciation from Miss Vivian Waldron. India. for the box of food received.

The meeting closed with prayer. Lunch was served by the hos- ss.

sion at the Civic Auditorium.

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continued at the next The Queen , PM VISIT! -ro N10 TORONTO iCP) ister st. Laurent arrived

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club attends the Evangelistic Mis-

Reports on the activities of tho ' committees for the months of Sep- tember snd P toher were given. A short debate was held on the Middle East crisis. This is to be

meeting closed with the

B0 - Prime Ml.n- here Thursday for a round of political and non-political activities. includ- dinner to be given in his honor to celebrate his eighth anniversary as prime min-

.. SUMMERSIDEi

TONIGHT 7-9:15 - SAT. 7r-7-9:25 BIG DOUBLE BILL

"PHANTOM OF THE JUNGLE"

Jon Hail - Anne Gwynne

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