l CAPITAL ASSETS IIT S7 MILLION Page 9A‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Population of S’side 
     
     pushing 10,000 mark 
     
    
   
   
    
     etc., with intendepartnients nflto earn extra revenue to mini-, 
     
     civic stadium, race track. lib-{mize annual operating deficits, 
     
     rary and civic auditorium, I hear create a year end surplus. 
     
     the third largest capitalized ever incmeaslng capital value? The revenue from this project, 
     
     business in P.E.i., it was repor- of w h i c h amounted to o v e l ,'waa $3.222.|0. it also aided, to a‘ 
     
     ted recently. $4.500,000. igreal at extent. in ciittinz tliel 
     
     Discounting th e CNR, I h e The electric light and pnwerl simliiim darn-ll from 53,ot;3_77 in J 
     
     town, with a capital asset value plant is now worth over $2.000, H962 to $958.14 in 1963. ' 
     
     ofover $7,000,000. follows behind 000 due to ever lncreasinlz 9*} The stadium was erected at a- 
     
     the province itself and the City pansion. some 385.000 was ex- ; ms, 0, M." . nnm.,,,,.’mn I 1 0 nl 
     
     of Charlottetown. pended during the past six yearslnnnar, nnn_ nenenninn nn n,,,._i 
     
     The over - all counter revenue to keep pace with the people s ' ; kw n],,vn;fs_ nn, nhmn ,, 50 _ Jnl 
     
     of the town exceeds 81% million l demands. nnlnlnnv "n; annual nnm. i , S and; . 
     
     lllllllllllh This l5 mad? UP "I ill? . ‘sur lus non. in excess . 
     
     bud-8¢I¢d i0Wll l'9V9llll0 0‘ 0V“ ELONOMIC MOVE A npew endézfvour the  
     
     - - the l‘€V€l‘ll1¢ Il‘0ll'l 9l9°' The 1959 sale "I ml mum 0! tion of the racetrack at a capi- 
     
     mc H‘ n t and power of 0 V e r non _- profitable rural lines, corn- . m away of $27000 1‘ “MM”! ‘ 
     
     500.005 and cnpim man“ of prising 734 customers. was quite‘. ‘hm in ‘he i m h l 
     
     , readily and more profitably , _ _3"“ “W3 P70 , 
     
     ‘W9’ $50~“m- I“ addmml l° 5"“ I vlncial aid given to the Prince‘ 
     
     c" of sundry revenue. made up from e ever lncreas-;(' ‘ H 
     
     in: load centre of the town a mi: /°‘“‘iV "l”5"m°"-* Clllbv — "OW 
     
     CITY STATUS immediate surroundings and;”“' I"“_""5 "I ‘ll’ l”"‘P°l"-V’ ‘ . 
     
     Sumrnerside's population is proved to be an excellent econ» , I" "‘1P'I*I ImI"°""~"“°"t l’l"l’°', 
     
     also increasing at a fast rate. omy move-. i‘“- l 
     
     The last census made — in 196] school buildings and pl'0D¢l'- NO CHARGE TO TOWN 
     
     - 8W9 the Ptllllllallllll fl 1"” lies owned the school lrus-l This assistance is being iz lven 
     
     at 8'6“ M" "n°m°m ".’p°”‘ ‘995 bill Paid I9’ “Y ill“ I" W" l to place the race track facilities 
     
     WW SI" ‘he l’°P“I“tI°“ figure‘ HOW IIBVO I ¢&l1It8I "-1119 0f In a more competitive Dflfilill on‘ 
     
     ll 51180“? °V°l‘10-"0" the ‘Mic over 3900.000. Building requirc-,wiih other provincial raceilracksl 
     
     figure necessary for ecquirlns ment. caused by the mi» - in.i,.,.;n, no cn,,,g,, n, n,, ,,,,,,,,,,y_! 
     
     Git)’ lUlilll- - - creasing enrolment,. which howl", of the town 
     
     One of the main reasons for numbers over 2,300 pu-plls. re- inn, nnnc, d,nm,n,.n,‘ under 
     
     the population surge was the or- quires over $210,000 annually out nine new chm‘ 5 D_ A wanna- 
     
     ection of the Hillscrest housing 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Guardian - ‘Hie Evening Patriot 
     
    
   
   
    
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     This w estern town, whose 
     
     civic government is headed by 
     
     Mayor J. Ernest Morrison. is 
     
    
   
   
    
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     CIIELTON BEACH, NEAR S’SII)E, RATE!) HIGII BY TOURISTS 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     sen- Vl’0i\‘IAN REPORER DIES 
     
    
   
   
    
     u ii its for airiorce person )1 el 
     
     and their families in the town. 
     
     The town general department. 
     
     the l a r g e at of all in capital 
     
     value. embraces the cost of 
     
     miles of streets — .r e e nt 
     
     ,paved and the balance unpaved 
     
     ]—mlles of curb and gutter, 
     
    
   
   
    
     government support for opera- 
     
     tional exipenses. ‘nits town ex- 
     
     penditure is more than three 
     
     times the requirement for 1957 
     
     and is continuing to increase. 
     
    

    
     e water and sewerage has a 
     
     capital value of $900,000. an in- 
     
     crease of $700,000 since 1946 and 
     
    
   
   
    
     of town funds plus provinc i a l’n,nke,._ nu ,nc,.,_;n,5ed_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ttimugli 
     
     necessity, to a force of 13 mem- 
     
     ‘bers with recent delegation of 
     
     authority to a staff sergeant. 
     
     sergeant and three corporals. 
     
    

    
     it is felt that the increase in 
     
     in a is warranted through the! 
     
     it o w it ' s increase in population; 
     
     ‘and represents less than four: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     softball, Little League and 
     
     ior baseball dlamo , Memor- 
     
     ial Park. the playgrounds and: 
     
     wading pools which are situatedl 
     
     in each of the three wards 0!‘ 
     
     the town. l 
     
    

    
     The departm e nt also looks‘ 
     
     after school properties, electric 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SEEK MISSING BOY I 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRESCOTT, Ariz. rAPi —— CHICAGO iAP)—-«Mrs. Marion 
     
     More than 200 pcrsous wcie Hr-atli Freeman, 93, rerpiited to 
     
     combing the snow - covered he (,‘lilcago's first newspaper 
     
     mountain area south of Prescott woman, died Saturday. Mrs. 
     
     for s nine-_veai'-old hoy nilssiIil,,'«}“reen‘ian started her career 
     
     since mid-morning Sunday. Ya—,\i'iili the City Press Association 
     
     rapai (‘ounty «ii:-riff’: ntl'iccr.<' in 1893. Her start came one day 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     5I‘l°“’3II‘5- *‘"’"“ 59‘"’“' park" swim “in” 19”‘ ‘me I” newlmen per shift per 4il.hour week. light plant. town garage, to w n.said Dennis Harxzus of _\lesa, , when she saw two men (all from 
     
    
   
   
    
     "lug lots, buildings. lands, parka ipopulatiflfl d€"l'3"'d‘- '. The fire department, conslst- frontagp and line Iglands nl bnln Ariz., walked away from ala scaffold. She marched into the 
     
     3"” 5‘l““'‘’-‘- ‘I “ “" l’- 5"‘ “"‘"i Till! d€‘pRl'lvm9l'll ll?! I'll‘f'll till‘ ing of 35 volunteer members. isnhe “.esn,m and endm“ °Mran_1YM(.‘A camp. Dopiitios sairl‘office of the City Press Assoei. 
     
     i""' ' eratlnii at-In annual deficit of now modernly equipped T ‘ they Itlllnfl ii-acks in the snail‘ anon, \\'rnIF the story and 
     
    
   
   
    
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     over $25,000 for the I7 ll Bi “V9 housed in a new fire station se-1"“ 1° the ‘mm 81"” Wm‘ the 
     
     yes rs. The department ii ow nnnn tn nnng ln tn, Mn,-llnnelfleads Corner electric sign. 
     
     000168 dlfecl-I.V llll<‘Il"l' the Plllllll‘ Provinces. The members receive: 
     
    
   
   
    
     CONSTRUCTION 
     
     AT  utilities board for rates and reg-j cnnnlnng l,-nlnlnn ln up , tn 
     
     ‘ ulations and new water andlnnln fl,-, “Inning melnndn 
     
    
   
   
    
     The value of consiriichioci in s ew or a :0 Tales of $3-05 DH‘ include pendants, lapel 
     
     Summerslde reached a total ofimonth for every household e rrNl‘3W EQUIPMENT lbnncelets and en“-lnns_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     but that ih£‘_\' were obliteralciijliaiiiieil ii to an NIIIDI’. She was 
     
     ‘hi’ a rapid thaw. hired on the slim 
     
    
   
   
    
     rom maniv parts of the world 
     
     are assembled to fittings wihlch‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     The management. and staff 
     
     of Halifax Seed are proud of 
     
     its record of servliig Islanders 
     
    
   
   
    
     Halifax Seed . . . 
     
     project was the new is l a ii (I , self sustaining bnsl;_ directly, the reason for a 25 per mennng with prince Ed“-and 15. 
     
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     °IVl¢ 3lldII0l‘llllll« b" I Ilfcame effective on April I, l962.[nlgne; she has been “Gilli. I  ': 
     
     nnn me while Star Laundry for lfor social and athletic l('IlVl-lfurlher M-lnced sprinkler in Under the -provincial resource. _. 
     
     l oonqmlmon hv COMMUNITY PURPOSES at aifi; fin, nan of $131,009 was nednned ed new skills w hin recent 
     
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     were recorded by nne Llnlnenen The civic stadium. s cenlre‘$l.'i.'i000. ,tiful things they have learned in. 
     
     in farming and gardening 
     
    
   
   
    
     pins,  
     
     $06,500 In 1963. Shave been set by the board in a Til? FlNllll5lIl0l'l Of New eqllll-l‘l In response to popular re-I  
     
     By far the largest construction ,move to put this utility on a "_l€nl and Quarters has been. ln- nnesl Eva],-n nns been expo,-i.    ' 
     
     puking compnny plant at rail.‘ cent decrease in the town's fire land ‘none. many of wni ' 
     
     any wharf. The cost was $l77,- CITYIC AUNTORIUM rance key which be- compare fasvorabjy wlnn nne gem 
     
     Tn, nnw Le, offipg building on and (f:(ixr"nlshedh:t a cositfoi nP8:l.V 1The installation of a sprlnk 1 on 
     
     Water Street accounted for sea Ii-“I - Pm’ 9' 3 C ll“ 4'9" "isyslem fire alarm panel has 
     
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     ‘$50000 d , k b. MI.‘ sch _ ' ties AND IS UTILIZED TO TI‘II".l snimncg rates  121,5 per cent. ‘dgvelop-menit, program I number, 
     
     ‘man Li:nnm,n”::,“ ¥,g;“m_ Ur F‘ ULL FOR SCHOOL AN D; inn. nnnlnal cost 0; tn, new of Alberton people ‘nave acquir- 
     
     oa nioin ‘ - . , 
     
     Stores Limited aiuoiinted to $30,-  °p°ratm" ‘I “gun ib.V Willi?!’ WOFIG l't‘Illlli'I OI 543-‘ 5 "}“°"l'h5' ‘Ft’: 5 fewbfif ch be 
     
     000 wlhlile lntiails of $70,000 each “ ' ‘ ‘O00 I" 3 "CI 90“ I0 "I9 WW3 W 3 9 arm‘: WI 1° P” C 0 ml‘ 
     
     Motel (addrl[lon)_ and for en. for skating and hockey duringl The parks and squares de-’m§;‘°- V E I d N , 
     
     Williams and Murphy office winter months lobster car-‘partment operates six months - ’5- °”‘‘“‘ “"3" W9‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     building. MacNeill Motors add. ival and other activities dur-lper year and takes care of alil§Iell\$Ll?lZ  l;(“:l9lId::dc:;i;:‘(-‘Il:‘e\ needs. “re “wk fnrwnrd M -.1 
     
     :3 ‘    " ‘ °°“°* i§.‘§,,f,‘L°.‘;"‘i“.‘.“i°f.Snmiolfitufii"%i.‘:‘;i"l.$1,$’e'l‘l£2“ii.fL'::.““§i'i2‘;;;am«m'an« a  at many more  or   
     
     The total value of dwelling was in ration last sim er. both Park, which includes the ‘ "WI"-‘F “ml “‘Vf"”3l V‘“'I°”’~‘ 0" and progress. " 
     
     ieonstruction was $116,000. The idea behind this project was shruibhed and floral section, all:::":“;'“'f)‘:_Im::‘}:‘;‘:- 3‘l‘_‘;‘i°ng’;"°hll’_:'("‘eI‘, .5: 
     
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     liI.BERTON'S -win - «mm «o -mu-« «mm an  ‘mm.-.22.;  ' Garden Seeds .; 
     
     each year. What was once Arno-‘school undeir sponsorship of thelngginaxd .§;m,e” ‘mi ' wnnam' . , , :- 
     
     WNTINUED    ODIICT IIIIHPII GVOIIS VII l'E'V‘I’VE(I Wmn9n‘ I'“5I-II-"tie wlth °‘H"per‘ ‘profit 3;-9 gmonig 011050 ‘R110  
     
     last summer when the Sacred Itllll from till! RCMP 
     
    
   
   
    
     -have learned to weave and tthcy 
     
    
   
   
    
     custom the paved streets were ' . 
     
     wash the fiirerrien. Ap- “fa” npaim“ b:l°"'°,, w"~h°'d'5,,:,,°;1,”,::f:l ,Mb°"§"lare now making the products . Lawn Grasses 
     
     4 ll 1 du p M D _ R I” “V M en d 5°°m""”°d‘ m""ciof the loom available to otihers. 
     
     @733 0“ 5 9 em." 9 0“ «(or g number 0f year; ‘teachers but last autumn the‘ 0 . 
     
     aid who kept streets and slde- ' se,.\,1ce, of A comment teunerlllxtl lspofnlnterest to notenf fltlillli C hsegflcgdeg 
     
     lk 1 th 1, [ fi .cL[r3 ORGANIZE I r. rot, proprleotr \ e 
     
     W8 5 n (5 usness 5" on D were “nulmd and again the B a J Restaurant, was the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     the painting of utility poles gave 
     
    
   
   
    
     Late in the fall a boys cluhlyoung folks have opportiinity toi 
     
     was organized. Use of the Re—ldevelop their musical talents. 
     
     bekali Hall was secured and the! Alberton now has four small. 
     
    
   
   
    
     first man in the province to re- 
     
     ceive a certificate for weavinn. 
     
     In December tihe Ladies‘ Aid 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘General farm and 
     
     Garden Supplies 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     the town a most attractive ap- 
     
     pearance last summer. 'I'h s pro- 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I town is providing heat and liirht. It I'Il‘8llfIIC(l;:lfI" industiries. t"Mhalll€ ‘ 
     
     The lu room is ul, , ‘ rce ,a " contniies o ave 
     
     5°“ “I” mmated by Raj‘ G“I’3I radlo.c tdlevlsion,  I}In0t('.IEl‘IJI'i(‘ admiration and i ipularity 
     
     “Id CW” “It by 3 numb" “I key games. ciheckers and ohh-ilt has merited since It was first 
     
     teemage lmys "ndw. M“ l°ad"“er forms of amusemeint. Some1Pl‘0tllll'9<l Ill’ Iillf’ l«t"iWllI5> 
     
     gglimed an’; :"':lI;'nll’:1l:”“",'-"I “'"‘ in! these facilities were purchased: I’ 'alyn‘i: jcivclle-r.\', Rssellivlllcti 
     
     ll ' o iiimes _ _ l  _ ' - 1- . 
     
     .wpm ‘mpmwd and rNk_mr_M_l'and others uere donated by in-,3", ‘9I'haI;al;:;(nra‘:;plSwI‘:'(:l:1t:;:l:' 
     
     9d- ? Brewed cmwn" Sm". 70 bOy‘5flrs came on the market last 
     
     Aline;-tan-5 gm bl; nnnnal l are connected with the Club. [,n"r.n,.,.' An lnn,,.,,5nnz and W", 
     
     evetnts — Aquatic Day and tliel A course in safe bicycle rid-lied assortment of gem stones 
     
    
   
   
    
     “GO0DWILL” IS GUARANTEED 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the Western Hospial pre- 
     
     sented to that institution a Fog» 
     
     nmser, which is a machine for 
     
     dlsiiifectiiig rooms. The present- 
     
     ation was made liy Mrs. J. A. 
     
     .\'oimaii, presideiil of the organ- 
     
     ization and mi-elved on behalf 
     
     of the Hospital by Vlrrs. E. E. 
     
    

    
     I.ai-ter, senior staff nurse. I 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     HALIFAX SEED 
     
    
   
   
    
     CO. lP.E.l.l LTD. 
     
     72 Queen St. Dial 4-5313 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     START MADE ON SENIOR CITIZENS IIOUGING UNITS ‘I 
     
    
   
   
    
     PROGRESSIN G WITH 
     
     PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 
     
    
   
   
    
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     STEADILY PRDGRESSING WITH PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 
     
    
   
   
    
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     East-em Securities long an integral part 
     
    
   
   
    
     EASTERN SECURITIES 
     
     COMPANY LIMITED 
     
    
   
   
    
     146 Richmond St. Him 4-5511 
     
     3...] office: Saint John. New Brunswick 
     
    
   
   
    
     OUR 
     
     54TH 
     
     YEAR 
     
    
   
   
    
     HILLSIDE MOTORS LTD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PARKDALE ' 
     
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     0 Saint John of the Maritime scene is is solid company. '  
     
     : :'::':mon 8P¢¢l¢II1I"9I" M""I‘IP"' """ G°""'"“"" H"-I-SIDE MOTORS The home of Pontiac, Buick, Accidicin, 35 
     
     0 ilnrtmoutii 5°". '”"”' Sowing the needs of the discriminating . SE 
     
     . nmmmn. ~ M and Vuuxlicill. Also ci quality line of _;; 
     
     . Mm,” TINY 0" “I” '““‘‘I’‘''' ‘’I "I" °'“"'°I car buyer In Prince Edward Island. :3 
     
     : f"‘::'°“°‘°Wfi ""5 cmdi" 9°“ E“Mng“' Come In today for a Demonstration. G°°d‘”i" U‘°‘I C‘"5' 5.‘ 
     
    

    
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