The 16-alleys at Crest Lanes ) bowling pavilion officially , are nearing completion for the | open. Following the ceremony opening date March 31 when | the public will have an oppor- Mayor J.E. Morrison will cut | tunity to try out the new al- | the ribbon and declare the | leys, which are located on

CREST LANES BOWLING A\ ALLEYS NEAR COMPLETION

North Granville nee. ane | Hogan is manager of the mod- | em establishment, “ich fea-

tures such things as automatic

pin setters, a nursery and | lunch counter.

So-ed Programm — iene” wena iony | Clases Tonight srt at Sena st

$151,802 for 1961-62. — The seen is he Sear | PRION FARM PROVISION

eed to the point of acquiring a |

Immediately ane this, | sale ‘site upon which ‘to lo- cate

Ted Ahearn and his orchestra

$19,572,072, Deducting ord

ecount ‘expendliares ef $67

899,157, this leaves a

| surplus of $2,732,915, which, ac- to the ‘treasurer, " will

be applied against capitil ae-

alving a ne break-

inary account ex- ene, gr TcQuaid point.

| per cent goes toward providing general services such as gen

ed farm and have | eral. governme vie tes acme rene Fine’ (lame ard ic areoetcaes “You will, I am sure,” he z = oa prepared and With a said, “note with some concern pony Med attraction uch | VieW to substantially improving | that’ the percentage of expendi- | wilt a pesowrg ean ea resent jail accommodations, | tures for public debt is greater = guests. _|1 will ask, in my capacity as|than the amount we spent on

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| ey-General for an amount CURRENT DEFICIT of isan0 to assist in making | cor jails more <Continaes from Page 1) habitable” ating the depart-| Costs of health services are ment of welfare and labor wil | estimated at 2,906,748. This up by $716,820. Total appro- Tepresents an increase of $494,- priation for the department iy 117 over the current fiscal year. 64,735. The sum of $656,000 Increases will go nae 1s requested for old age assist diabeles, igea eetieicca| ance; $65,800 for blind pensions, PP

for fries, public health | $877,000 for allowances to dis: | om abled persons; and $150,000 for nine ead semen oe

in mothers’ allowances, “The min- | the servicing of public debt Aster of the department,” said requires $106,568 more than in Ir, is also propos: | the current year. The increase {ing $101,000 for the maintenance i. required to finance changes | m, of neglected children; $200,000 temporary borrow ing < for social assistance, and 1 $120,- throught the fiscal period; 000 for hospital insurance pre- | increased rates on debenture miums for the indigent. The Reap issues; and providing balance of the appropriation is | s! eee Tequested for operation and three Percent on such issues. maintenance of Beach Grove, | AGRICULTURAL SPENDING the home for the aged, extra-| Department of agriculture ex- mural T.B. assistance, the win- | penditures will be up by $104,- ter program and adminis- | 995. Mr. McQuaid —e on tration.” | stantial sums ae uP _ At the extension division, Generale department are up by | saistanee In eld rope, for livestock. poultry and dei i in- dustries, including the subsidiz- LATE NOTICES ation of limestone, and tobaceo (Also see announcements 845 Is columns adjoining Classified aa renin for the coming fiscial vertising section.)

OXNER — At the PLE. Hoe “department of industry and nat

commencing at 2 p.m Interment will take place ia ‘Mt. Herbert cemetery.

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is too great still, because as 1 said on many . oremon, it 7 only through the encourage. ent of our Productive facili ties that a government can supply the funds for the im- | Provement of social conditions.”

Dealing with the capital ac- count —— of the estimates, the trea: Pointed out esti- mated receipts for the next fis- cal year are $7,273,837.

“Our capital und other ex- joey gre te said, “including ‘$50,000 Insurance, are sainein’. at Sit, 156.259,

HIGHWAY SPENDING

largest item in this coisa budget calls for an ex pendit $5,967,040 for high- |

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Summerside and Prince County scat ts c i residents

‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed March 21, 1962. 3 Siding

Accident Victim

Sixyearld Howard | MacKenzie, son Mra Michael MacKenzie, Peter's Bay was reported to “slightly improved” by his at- tending physician last night.

‘The young lad was taken & the Charlottetown Hospital critical condition Monday, for lowing an accident near his home, which claimed the life of his five-year-old brother, 2d- ward Charles.

His infjuries include a fractur- ed skull, leg and arm, and other lesser injuries.

James and |

revenue | County

\* rire arin had not | been completed

| cedented

the | $950,

two, however, to my mind, |

defi | that though was

sources for our provincial paving pro- |

The accident occurred when

Central Bedeque Resident Passes

Hospital, 2 | seizure ‘which hospitalized him late Tuesday

For many years a ‘farmer in | Lower Bedeque, Mr. hears

Said ‘Improved’

the young lad coasted inte the

| The remains have been trans- ferred from the Perry rena Home in Souris to

his parents in St. Peler's Sa from where the funeral will be held today to St. Peter's Church for mass at 9.30 a.m. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

SUPPLEMENTARY

(Continued from page 1) This covers payments in the month of January 1961 on ac-

count of claims submitted under | an agreement entered into be-|

-arleton Siding Resident Passes

iG — The ie = ot caMeim

the Pine Baad Inada |

pital Tuesday, March He was in his 75th year

ment aetia an retirement nine years ago. elt ares fo mous hie wie, former Teese, Howeit: = oe

NB., tor ranch ao Bae, Te Dawson,

Coin Collectors

To Have Auction |

He SUMMERSIDE — Plans for a we ion travelling between

coin auction to be held at the Ay

ril meeting were discussed at fone 's ‘so and oe be by eae

the second meeting of the newly organized Summerside Coin Col- leet

Treenurer, alors Meese ae, sided at t! bership ae ae egal, Several members |, airaed in- teresting collect and old bank si

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sow betresting furry of out New D Start #2sees CW VeMS OTalT |x ccrn res and winter between Borden and

Cape Tormentine.” Thomas Dunphy, provincial rive [2s ing the meeting that the party's Prince County counel will spest A financial drive to $25, atice ant Dev pat at he one Summerside Friday to set a 2. to wich wile loward te a | othe nem date for a convention to choose ——" tao’ sworincial | competion tac Ieecked ‘to te & candidate to contest the con- executive members of the | 5 -uency in the next federal el-

Prince New | ection.

= Speeders Fined in S‘side Court lat: awe,

SUMMERSIDE — Two speed. | Zoannger, attended. A ol A coments | |ers were fined in police court | consisting aa ing sington lagen Cribbage tourna- ment concluded Monday evening

with prizes presented to win-

St AL Maclean, out tetown, was to AY" sition zone and poll organiza- tions throughout the vince | who will conduct,» door to ‘op honors went te the team

ao dae a: ark a Willen Memeeiationd Sei

a ice aficer. | fanvees caine, ee lark, while second place win-

“~ a he was : At last night's s. ners were George Watson and — ar | over by Tan Webster, | Mrs. George Dougl:

ing his poe ae | Parkdale, a was ome a were entered in

sed which stated that “upon e competition, and the twe

[i'm which as claimed | election, Island candidates of| top teams will ‘compete w it h

the police 50 and | ‘te New Democratic party will | teams from other branches at

and | demand a calling ese | Kensington on Thursday night

the immediate construction of a! for the zone championship.

Richard

TENDERS

Sealed tenders will be received by the under- Hamed for the purchase of the United Church Hall in Alberton, removed from its present site.

Ferry Runs Said Good Yesterday

The CNR train despatcher re-

Tenders shall close on Monday, March 26th, 1962, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Inspection of the premises may be ee by appointment. MES H. MacINTOSH, Ossie of Building Committee.

|four years ago moved to Cen tral Bedeque where he has been employed with Staney. Mayhew asa farm machinery agent. ‘As a member of the Central |Bedeque United Baptist Church Orange

and the ye Lodge, he was well known ‘nt the area, and his _ interest in sports carried

ight through until his death, at whieh time he was a director of the Bedeque rit He is porived

and son, , a teacher in St. Eleanors, P.E.I., and Harold, a student at Mount Allison

University, are N.B. One peer, Harok

last evening. penditures on both and capital accounts, show an over- all decrease in debt of $28.061. ‘he budget was balanced ae disastrous forest ie pelt the summer of 1960 a weather sce ditinsa tant last Winter which cost this province an unforseen unprovided- for combined rewerusenee ,000.""

Dealing with finances for the fiscal year that will end this month, the treasurer said “1

plus Commenting on the ee ot the Mr. McQuaid said “the public debt

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