10 The Guardian, Charlottetown. 'l‘ties. Nov. 2'1. 1962.

NEW BUILDING REFLECTS CH'TOWN'S GROWTH

City. enjoys huge building boom

1065. These two massive pro jecta will cost upwards of 511,.

Another year of tremendous program undertaken. is well on institute is taking 'shape. ithe construction of the new Fa-ibuilding is in the offing and ’ice- l 000.000.

growth and construction is cam its way to completion on t The new library building at ithers of Confederation Memor-‘many oi the large projects now ing to an end in metropolitan lroy Ave, The $363,000 structure iSaint Dunstan's University islial Building. A new provinctal underway will carry over into

Charlottetown . and optimistic ,replaces the much loved but nearing completion at a cost

glances are being cast 19631 hopelessly antiquated West $4 ’ o O Gov i Planning Machinery To Handle 67 World Fair

as another banner year in Kent School on Kent Street.

building. Maritime Electric has added The boom in construction this a big new section to its gener- year has centred mainly around lating station at a cost of $300.- several large buildings. most of 000 and this would be in rther

poratea an operating company

with its own board of directors.

Mentioned in informed quar~

ters here as candidates for

senior Jobs are Conservative

60.000. 0n the city waterfront. th e- department of transport wharf. replacing numerous unsightly structures and adding greatly to docking space. is well on the way to completion. Irving Oil mm. is building a tanker berth alsoiat the west end of the harbor for the huge ships that ply to and from the fuel storage depot. Imperial Oil and Texaco have both added to their fuel storage facilities.

them in the heart of the city. 31— .proof of the expanding economy though dwelling house construc- fol the capital city.

tion also hit high peaks. l M.F, Schurman Ltd. has

One of the largest structures .indicated confidence in

is the St. Dunstan‘s Basilica'growth of the city‘s economy Recreation Centre. being built with the addition of a 570.000 on a site in the heart of Charlot- ‘ wing to its office and showrooom tetown that once housed two :space on Longworth

and Quebec provincial authori- ties with federal representatives is being arranged for next Fri- day here. If no hitches occur. the draft legislation probably

OTTAWA (CF) —— The govern- ment hopes to introduce legis- lation early next month setting up the administrative machin- ery for Canada's World‘s Fair.

dilapidated and condemned In the uptown area new and Residential construction has

buildings. The building. to cost‘impreeaive fronts have been also boomed in the city with a to be held in Montreal in the Will be submitted t" them 1“ Swat" Mark R“ Dmum' {0"

about $830,000 is designed to put on buildings occupied by peak month of $133,000 recorded 1967 centennial year. private for their comments and mar SGpesiltngoftthsuppg; house]. ' an era e en re. on rea

Maritime at the building permit office, Prime Minister Dieienbaker then introduced in the Com- ’ one.

has confer Mayor to Jean Diva au of Montreal and According to international it is believed organization of the i agreement, the host comm-y

compliment the Fathers of Con- Holmans of P.E.I., federation Memorial Building. Electric Ltd.. and Reddlns Much of this housing develop. to be built nearby. Drug Store. All are designed to {ment has taken place in (h e

Another beautiful and much .add to the beauty that will b e Inewly opened housmg areas in

and Quebec City engineer and business executive.

senator Drouin. prominent in

needed building added during;centred around the new Mem~‘the north and north west sec. the y e a r is the new Sacred orial Building. [tions of the city, Heart Horne on R M h ford HUGE mowers . ewer and water line con- Streel overloPklnS "‘9 harbor" Outside the city but withlnlstruction and improvement and The_ new “Mini! “Place” the the metro area. two huge build~.street paving has moved fast am‘lem former home {0" the ings are under construction. At ito keep pace with the building aﬁod- .Mount St. Mary's. a beautifullupsurge. NEW SCHOOLS 51.500000 new structure is un- ext year promises. from West Kent School. third in iderway and in West Royalty the.present indications. to be anoth- . _line of new school construction 520000.000 provincial vocational ‘er banner year. headlined by

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fair was discussed. Associate Defence

representative on the

the 7 air. 0 draft legislation ready by end of next we k

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Minister Pierre Sevigny, senior federal inter- governmental group which won approval of Canada as host for ' have

sets up 'a two-pronged organiz- lation to deal with inter-govern- mental and national negotia- tions. and the purely business aspect of holding a large international exposition. co mmissioner, usually someone with special diplo- matic talents. heads a 12<mem-

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