GALE RIPS MONTROSE BARN
moved to safety. Roads in the |
A large barn at Montrose, owned by Everett Shea, was blown down by violent gales during the weekend of April
Counselling
1 and 2. None of the large | number of animals in the | building was injured when the | roof blew off and all were re- |
Program
Slated For S‘side, Sat.
SUMMERSIDE — The first, B. Campbell, LLB., nursing and Calgary ...s+s.- ‘
career counselling program for grade 12 students will be held this Saturday in Summerside | and to date 82 applications from six of the eight high schools in the county have been received. Spearheading the program is special placements officer with the National Employment Ser- vice office in Summerside, Ern- est Murphy far the location for
counselling program has
mn completely arranged.
As part of their community service work the Summerside | Y’s Men's Club is providing the | counsellors, some from. their own organization. These’ in- clude electrical, Kenneth Bell, law and political science, Alex
Housing
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Blasts Councillor ‘:
“T am positively sure that Councillor Hyndman is doing | everything in his power to see that the co-operative housing | project will become another | blighted area in Charlottetown,” Al Belliveau, vice - chairman of | the provincial mission, said yesterday.
He was commenting on Coun. H.E. Hyndman’s opposition at | Monday night’s meeting of City | Council to a resolution to buy a | portion of land from the co-oper- ative housing development for |
NO EXPLANATION? Continuing his comments, Mr. Belliveau asked: ow else can one explain his stand on the purchase by the city of the re- mainder of the co-op property? 0-op groups made representation to the city in 4 spring of 1961 for water an sewage services, they were ao sured by the city that if the built 60 homes in the area, these services a be provided. “The groups then launched massive membership entieaign, but could only ae i hago = members, which w six of the 60 arrived at yy the a, City council, at that time, would | not alter its quota of 60 houses | and the co-op groups were then forced by council to cut th building lots from 75-foot front- | age to 60-foot frontage.
WERE ASSURED “With this the only alternative | possible, the groups accepted it |
@nd were assured that the city would purchase the remainder
of the property and develop the |
@rea into a playground. “The price paid by the city for the remaining portion of this land is the same price per acre which was paid when the co-op purchased the property.
WESTERN BRIEFS
| student is interested, |ment possibilities, salaries, etc.
Housing Com- |
© | of Commerce Week” is rapidly |
nurses aides, Mrs. Floyd Gates, | RN, teaching, Wilson Ross, civ- | il service, Miss Una Gallant | banking, Floyd Gates, dietetics, Mrs. Allison MacLean, jouraal- | ism, J. Elmer Murphy, mechan- ics, John Leuty, radio and tele- vision, Eric Tanton. | Mr. Murphy said this morning that counsellors for 24 different | professions for which inquiries | have been received, have al- ready been arranged and it's hoped several more will be avalable for the program. Counsellors will vide su information as educational re- quirements, what universites offer the courses in which th 4 ane
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“The co-op groups not only turned this land over to the city, at no gain whatsoever, but also donated seven per cent of the entire land acreage to the city for gcse sidewalks and land- scape ar
“Tt is ‘erative to note that the mayor and other councillors | have the common sense and | foresight’ to realize that if we are going to force people t | build on 50 or 60-foot lots of | land, then we have a_ responsi- pet to provide these people
h play areas om themselves a their familie
Mr. Belliveau cated that he} offers congratulations to the mayor and most of the gr lors, but to Mr. Hyndman, “‘an those who share your view, “y | feel very sorry for you
- West aie Trade Board i Banquet Set
ALBERTON — The annual | banquet meeting of Alberton and |
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eee and West Prince County ;
to SHAM, SER be sand to doi ten, Se Sat ead O88 etiiaten: ment Seieiag sement epmcien three components of a| who wish to improve themselves, | and organizations in pwnd when physical fitness -— national. com fitness and amateur sport pro,
petitions. (1) physical educe- art of the money will go to-| grams. | tion in schools; (2)
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Reducing Plan
The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Apr. 11, 1962.)
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Farmers Discuss Forming Co-op
ALBERTON — A meeting farmers was held school, Monday evening to con- sider organizing a co-operative farmers union in the area com- | prising Alberton Regional High
area have been impassable
until recently.
WEATHER
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| West Prince Board Trade, | | held during national "Chamber |
| becoming one of the most not- | able events in the active life of | the West Prince organization. Board of trade officials from | Charlottetown, Summerside and | | Kensington are expected to join | with members from West Prince for this year’s banquet at the Alberton W.I. Hall this evening at 6.30 The ‘guest speaker will be Mayor A. Walthen Gaudet of | Charlottetown who is expected | to have some remarka in- | terest — the West Point ferry projec Arthur L. “atabetts, manager of Alberton branch of the Cana- dian Imperial Bank of Com- merce is president of the West Board with Norman Hardy, vice-president and C.R. Leard, secretary-treasurer, Mr.
Charles R ‘McQuaid At
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MEETING OF POTATO
GROWERS O'Leary High School Auditorium Friday, April 13th - 2:30 P.M.
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