COMING EVENTS

Millview Hall every nidit.

Dance Friday

Bingo. Morel! Parish Hall to- mgm 8 pm. Freeseout 360)

Dance. Priest P(‘d School. i.-vday, November 3th. '

llingo I-lope Riva Hall to fllfill.

entertainment in Little Monday night, Nov-.

Social [Mild Hall

ilull. Saturday. Nov. 9th Auwlc-I St. John's W A

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xnnual meeting of Cornwall Hall will he held in the Hall iriday Ilium, Nov. 8.

Hot Turkey Dinner. Wheatley Liver Hall, Thursday, November

uh serving 5 om‘ the City of Charlottetown "to _carry out a topographic water

st. Thomas Aquinas rummage and sewerage survey of the City .'il‘_ Friday 8th, 6 pm. 146 of Charlottetown and its subur-

moat George Street.

Rt-gular dance in Elliott Hail, ~;.:ui-day night. Good music in .id of hall.

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take Sale, 2:30 Friday at Ellis in... _ Central Royalty. sponsored 'i\ .\iat-Lean Group W.A. of Park t: -\al Church.

shur-Gain Amateur Cavalcade -.-utliport School Hall. Thursday \.tI\'(‘lI‘Ib€l‘ 7. 8 pm. Contestants George Murphy. 7873. Everyone

\\ olcome.

l-Jllis Bros. Hunter River un- iuidtng car of feed Wednesday 'in.i Thursday. Bran $1.90. shotu S.‘

inns seei . svztrruig lda Lupino. Jarne Ster- 'n.;. ‘ Moore. Audrey Tot-

- and others. Show time 13) ,&ll.'ll‘p.

SEA CILEEPSIN

RRIDLINGTON, England (0?) in five years. coast erosion has hccn as much as 66 feet in parts I of the Brilington and Witbernsen i areas of Yorkshire.

Crandall, professional engineer at Moncton. N. B.. who at the re- quest of the Metropolitan Com- imittee was engaged last year by

ban areas including the Villages of Parkdale and Spring Park and to prepare a written report ‘nciud ates of costs of both separate and integrated water and sew- erage systems, assist the citizens of Charlotte- town and the residents of such ‘suburban areas to arrive at the ‘most practical and feasible sol-

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City Council Meeting of Septem- ber 10th. 1956

subsequently submitted to the City Commissioners of Parkdale and Spring Park at a Special Joint or Meeting held on March 18th. 1957, and the price tag of $10.-

000

and Report was picked up and paid by the City of Charlotte- town as one of its contributions to this whole study of the Facts concerning Amalgamation. RECOMMEDATIONS

Report to say with regard to this question of water and sew- 530 c-rage for Parkdale and Spring P 9

that “from an engineering and

Amalgamation

Charlottetown Metropolitan Area

INFORMATION CORNER

ly‘l'|ieBoardal'l‘nde

of Amalgamation is the

in this connection you will and what is this

‘Crandall Report‘ all about” Well. Crandall is William P.

ing comparation estim-

such report to

to their common prob- as per the Minutes of

His report in this regard was

Council. together with the

.00 for this Crandall Survey

And what has this Crandall

ark. Well for one thing it tells lll

Lying at the very crux of this native but a subject -mot-r 11th Webster‘: orohestra q:§”.i°n of WM" and Sewerage’ l ' ' a

no‘ G 0 03 Q supper’ crlpalﬁ lI€Il' TDCDLIOII OI ID! Crandall Report. Just who then is this “Crandali".

determined effort

by all responsible parties to over-‘

come any differences would prevent a common install- ation". and then goes on to 11- lustrate this point by estimating the costs envolved in putting in an integrated system for Park- dale under Amalgamation at $314,615.00. and for Spring Park at $270,500.00. against costs of doing it separately and along by Parkdale at $428,880.00. and by Spring Park separately and alone at $417,700.00.

Thus the saving to the resid- ent: of Parkdale and Spri Park through Amalgamation in this one field of water and Sew‘ ‘"889 Capital alone is estimated by Mr Crandall to amount to a total of 8261.465 00.

That’: a lot of money to be wasted by Parkdale and Spring Park with populations only of nd 1346 persons respective-

‘which

y. WELL QUALIFIED

Incidentally this same W.H. Crandall, professional engineer of Moncton. N. B ‘ e same engineer who has been engaged on other occasions before a since by both Parkdale and Spring Park to carry out individ- ual Village projects of their own for these Villages. so it (.31! be assumed that the Commissioners of Parkdale and Spring Park, as with the City Council of Char- lottetown. have complete faith in his abilities. his surveys, and his estimates of costs envolved.

Thus the 364 Question of Amal- gamation might well be this one —- Can and should the residents of Parkdale and Spring Park take on an expenditure of $846.- . to provide separate water and sewerage systems of their own. or would it be more feas- ible and more sensible to Amal- gamate. thus first taking advan-

rand ham nd male. Vernon Harding of Sus-

Winsloo Exhibitor Shows Reserve Grand Champion

HERST tqaeciali Stan-I Grand Champion ley Hurry of Winsloe. PEI. had male, the reserve grand rd

ua purpose Short-1

Guernuvy _l"ranli Saunders. Aylet

Grand ter Fair here. The animal w a a HORSES

58010"! 5liiY'S Lad Lorne l-‘t-rguson ti Crapaud ‘ The STEM Champion male won 2nd place in a class for iwas Homestead Hiilsman owned pair of Belgian; shown to 1,". %yBLeonard Sllpp of Woodstock. ness 1 be!‘ Piacinﬂs included“ of Veterinary services for P. E. ; Grand pion female. \dl— I presented a trophy

lady Snowdroipowned by Dan mzht. that Ma‘ donated by L E. Jewell. North River. ll(‘i-islet‘ of Amherst for the best

Reserve Grand Champion f0- pair of Clydt-sdales shown to har-‘ male. Limewood Hannah .\lim- ne§5_ osa. owned by Seymour Wood Guy Rodd of BI‘2K‘l(‘lt'.‘V present- lnd 500. Mi HGPDCIT ‘ed his own trophy for the Junior

Gfﬂnd Chiiimpivn B9!-‘I $h0i1- (‘hampionship Guernsey female I107". CYTUS 5310" OI U DD P to Wannanamaker Bros. of Navi- Blandford, N.S. Hgg-w’ _ .' B_

Reserve Grand, l-‘om cumhor- Gmrge caiitbu-k of summer. iind Duke: 204. Wylie M1|('h¢‘ii-I side plaA'(‘(‘l second in a roadsterl -‘\mh0l‘5i- R-R 4 ‘class shown to harness with I1-I

Grand Champion female and m. Reymm |

Reserve Grand Champion. Cy- Stanley Mayhen of Ktnkorcei rus Eaton. placed third with Doctor 'i‘.r.i Grand Champion H/erefttird and fifth with Princess. I

Male. Hanen Call, Ford's Mills, NB. Grand Champion Female. and premier breeder and exhibi- tor. E.l-I. Himmelman. Laﬂave. NS

ST. ANDREWS C. W. L.

_ _ The St. Andrew‘; awbdivisioni Grand Champ,“ mate and (9. of the catliolic Women's Lea-r male. S.C. Oland. Lindwood Izut‘ held its reflliiar Fa m. Bedford. Halifax County, meeting the Pari- Sunday. October 27th. The presi-, dent. Mrs. James A McDonald. Holstein presided.

AIRY G

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‘Mt-Donald gave the treasurer‘: let the total 19.171 residents of « report and Mrs. Bertram McDon-' the City of Charlottetown, Park- aid gave the bingo report. dale and Spring Park towhcrl Mrs John r. McMillan kin share the much lower estimat- Offered to look after me

ed expenditure of 5585.115 tn pru- vlde and make available to all ' Burke 0 Electric

their residents a proper and. adequate integrated water andi sewerage system capable of, looking after all their needs for years ahead.

Gives the voters in Parkdalei

now against the present

City of Charlottetown rate of‘

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horn clan at the Maritime Win- Walter West, Moncton. ’ I

' Dr George Fisher, Director; Tuesday;

The meeting was opened with? .

sex. the l.ea,:ue Prayer. The in i n- ; * Reserve Grand Champion. utes of the meeting were read by Countnety B. Lusby. Amherst. ‘the acting secretary. Mrs. George .\lt-Cormat-. Mrs. Harold

ennui mi db imam’ rho inainborenfp connect it of Novartier. The St Andie-u-‘s ported ninety eight manbern to district h ated In clean the date, with one district to reporti

‘T1'iurs,. Nov_ 7. 1957 The Guardian Page 3

, October 0th was given by two of tual Rosary on the ﬁd Suulv

ohurch for the month of .\ovem- A report on the regional cungme mmba, pi.“ 5,3,, ‘nu lugging H pint ‘ber. ference held at Fort Augustus on‘ were made to begin the Perpo- prayer. - ‘ e

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STORE HOURS

Monday 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Tuesday 9 a.m. — 5 pm. Wednesday 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Friday 9 n.m. — 9 p.m. Sat 9 a.m. — 12.30 p.m.