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St. Croix Courier

March 9/1961

St. Andrews Arena Condemned. Roof sagging. 21 year old structure (1941) Privately owned. Built with volunteer money and donations from Arena Club. Has housed championship hockey clubs, garden shows, big name bands, curling clubs and reserve army units. 85 by 195 feet. 21 laminated wooded arches, now showing deformation from the circular. Feared snowfall will buckle them.

St. Croix Courier

April 13/1961

New Combined Town Hall / Fire Station Studied for St. Andrews.

St. Croix Courier

June 29/1961

Drawing of Windsor Hotel. 80 years old. Purchased by Buchanan Brothers 1921. Entire top floor including tower, destroyed by fire 1927 or 1928. Rest still housing Buchanan Brothers furniture.

St. Croix Courier

July 6/61

St. Andrews to Get New Trade School. Will train 250 during day, not counting night classes. Part of larger plan; other counties already have gotten new trade schools, like Gloucester.

St. Croix Courier

July 6/1961

Bob Rogers Tells How the Pros do it. Piece on second year Algonquin Golf Pro.

St. Croix Courier

July 20/1961

To Tour Summer Homes. Canadian Club of St. Andrews, 6th annual House and Garden Tour. Homes listed. Guided Tour begins at Casino.

St. Croix Courier

Nov 2/1961

Dunn Foundation announced Gift: Modern Arena for St. Andrews. Drawing. Lady Dunn: "I want to do something for St. Andrews because this is the only home I have and all my friends are here." 250 by 150 feet. Curling rink, etc.

St. Croix Courier

Nov 30/1961

St. Stephen Reaction to New Liquor Control Act for New Brunswick. Liquor Interests Wins Victory—Pastor. Reactions Range from frank approval to near disgust.

            Mr. W. R. Boutin, Proprietor Queen Hotel: "I feel it will be great for the hotel industry. It will compel the hotel dining room to be opened and will help unemployment as extra staff will be needed. It will raise the standards of the hotel with extra revenue." Doesn't feel it will be detrimental to the Temperance Union.