COMPLAINTS are belnl heard from Parkdale homeow- ners in regard to the laying of sidewalks in the area. Many of the owners fear they will have difficulty getting their vehicles in and out of their driveways

because the sidewalk is so

much higher than the pave- ment on one side and th eir driveways on the other. Many believe spring water runoff will flood their cellars and pro- perty. In some cases, the side-

Dept. Says Errors In Sidewalk Job

A -new sidewalk job along St. Peter's Road in the Parkdale area has caused coustcrnatim

TLOCAL BRIEFS“

ENTERS HOSPITAL Austin Gallant. well known blacksmith, has entered the Charlottetown Hospital for sur- gery. ‘ SUTIIEBLAND FUNERAL —

The fimeral for William

G. Sutherland was held Friday, wal

afternoon. Aug. 31. 1962, from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Ser- vice was conducted by Rev. J.I{. Tye. Pallbearers were Dr. E.M. Found, Dr. L. E. Prowse. John Macltenzie. Russell Seller, Sterl- ing Benton and T.D. DeBlois. Interment was in the Montague cemetery.

among some of the property owners, it was reported yester-

Y. Some of them are complaining ‘that they will have‘ difficulty getting their cars in and out of their p . especially in winter, because the sidewalk is so much higher than the pave- mentouonesideandthenoo mal level of their driveways on o Many of them are fearful the spring water run-off will flood their cellars and property, and several said they would have to raise their h teiy and grade their property to a hiwer level. Highways Minister J. Philip Matheson said this morning “I think mistakes have been made . . .and added some of them will have to be corrected." The de-

wlll not have to pay fo . It wou’t mean any increase in their taxes, he explained.

The government is also put- ting in shoulders which will wi- don the pavement considera oneither side‘ and installing ddrbs. “

There will be a space of about four feet between the curb and

MacI-‘ADYEN The funeral for Mrs. Daniel Macl-‘adyen. Hunter River w a s held from her late residence to Hunter River United Church on

Wednesday afternoon, August m,

29. 1962. The service at the church and grave wer(e“c1onduc- a

ted byRev W I Din and Rev. D. A. Campbell. Hym were “Safe In e A of Je-

That Binds”. Ivan MacKay sang as a solo. ' City I-‘our Square". Pallbearers were Don- ald MacFadyen. W. A. MacMll- lan. C. B. Matheson, Condon Hooper. Earl Robertson and P. R. Boyle. Interment was in the church cemetery.

"' the pavement to allow grading

of driveways where the side- walk is higher. Alex MacLean, chairman of the village com- mission, said. He said one wo-

n in the area had told him the sidewalk had protected her lawn from runoff from the

us highway.

MUST RAISE HOUSE one house holder said contrac- tors have told him he will have to raise his house at least 16 in- e r ws of concrete

sewers were tapped to tail:

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walk is as much as 33 inches higher than the property it passes. A paved slope will lat- er ease the situation as far as getting in and out of pro- perties by car.

run off water from the land on his property, one of the taps sent water pouring on to it, instead acting as a drain-off in the last big rain storm.

GRADING PROPERTIES

Several people interviewed said they had been told that the slopes in their driveways “would be fixed up" but that still left them, they added, with the prob-

. Shorthorns. There were three

No Winners Are Declared In

Crapaud Beet Steer Judging

There were no winners in the Canada Packers steer

ham won in the competition at the Provincial Exhibition.

Open Iues.

Labor Day weekend marks the final portion of holidays for city youngsters, who return to school Tuesday.

Slightly more than 3,56) chil- dren are expected to enroll in the seven city schools Tuesday, and in addition, registration be-

beef

judging contest at the Crapaud Exhibnion this week. it was learned last night from Vernon Fraser, chief buyer for tue company in this province. There was none at Alberton the pre vious week either, he added.

re were four Holstein steers. two Charolais, two pure bred n steem which

bertnn the previous week, and one grade Hereford and one grade Show-thorn at Crapaud. ,

There was one Red and on.» Blue brand in the pure hred

Standards. one Commercial and

four Utility, sometimes called

"plain." steers, Mr. Fraser

said.

But interest in the judging ls

high-there were 183 entries at will be continu-

Child Is Struck On City Street

A five year old Charlottetown child, Vincent Bell, 84 King

. Street received a broken left

leg and a l)I'lllS back when a 1958 Chevrolet, driven by Ralph -E. MacKinnon, Ne w Argyle, backed into him while he was playing on the street with other children.

The vehicle had stopped at the corner of King and Queen, and then had backed up off the cross- walk lines. The child was taken to the Charlottetown Hospital by the MacLean Funeral Home am- bulance.

gins then at Notre Dame Acad- emy, St. Dunstan‘s High School, and Prince of Wales College, for first and second years.

Three new schools have been uilt, or are in the process of being built. to accommodate chil- dreu in this area. New West -ant, St. Jean, and Prince Street schools will replace build-

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lem of grading up their proper- ties. In some cases it will mean raising the houses, or else face flooding threats from the heavy run off in the wet seasons. Several home owners just be- yond the cemetery on th e North side of the road were par- tlcularly concerned because the sidewalk is so far above their property level. One man said it was 33 inches higher.

Several property owners along the highway were fortunate in that their property level was still well above the sidewalk.

CUBANS T0 RUSSIA (AP) —

aboard the Soviet vessel Gruzia, Havana radio said Friday.

NOTICE

The public is cordially invited to attend the laying of the corner stone at St. Jean Elementary School, 'I‘uesday, Sept. 4 at 11 am. Prince Street Elementary School, Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 2 p.m. on behalf of Board of School Trustees.

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