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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Dee. 17, 1965.

Winter WorksProgram. - Said LargestOn Record #or vou anes

Figures show that the Domin-| At the same tifne, last year ton Government programs for projects approved providedy for encouraging construction indus- 5,000,000 man - days of employ- trv employment during the win- | ment for 103,000 workers. ter months, has every sign of The total cost of projects ap- being more successful this win- | proved for the 1965-66 winter ter than ever before | Season is over $246 000,000 which

On the basis of present figures, | is $35,000,000 more than last # is evident that.the Federal- | year municipal winter works incen-| The Donginion Government's tve program this year ‘will be) | share of direct payroll costs the largest on record. Under this | on these projects is an estimat- program the Dominion Govern- ed $50,000,000. “ mem contributes 60 per cent of In this province, 37 communm- the on-site payroll costs of ap- | ties have had 58 applications ac- proved municipal works - pro- | cepted for wintér work program | jects ‘carried out on P.E.T., be- | participation. tween Nov, 1 and “April 30. je {The projects, having an esti-

To date 1,800 canadian _muni- | mated cost of $2,196,000, will | eipalities ‘have indicated that | | provide an estimated 82,269 man | they will participate Projects | days of work for 1,464 men. approved thus far. will provide an estimated 6,000 000 man-days | fall ot work for 115,000 workers. |

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The Fort Augustus Home and | School Association held its regu- | ¥ lar meeting on Monday night. Fs ~ Elinor MacDonald gave a talk | on reddiness activities for the pre-school child. Miss MacDon ald mapped out an informal learning program that can be earried out in the home and which constitutes preparation for the formal school program. Miss MacDonald ‘left numérous prac- | tical suggestions with the par-| iy ents, among them that of read- ing to the children which she re- garded as most valuable.

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