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1942 ACTIVITIES

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are. This work consisted of pro- ly nib-grading and draining ihe road and applying a sufficient coat of gravel in preparation for paving 5t any future date. Work of this B8 e was undertaken at the fol- plaoes:—- from Coleman to Brae school; from Ken- eington inward Malpeque; from Hampton to Crapaud; from Eldon m Pinette North Bridge; from County Line towards Wood Islands; from Douse's Bridge to the Queens Mme; from North Wiltshire t0- Wﬂdl Brookfleld. 1n addition, s number of other toads were widened and graded to the width of the existing right- of-way and portions oi‘ these were later Kravelled, These roads while not graded to the standard re- quired- for pavement, necessitated much heavy work and were graded with ihe Department's heavier machinery. Included nmong these roads are, the Old Borden road

from Vicwria to Carleton; the Kil- dare Capes road, the Ouicilnranf road, the Murray Harbor road, the‘ Lower Montague road, the Wharf! Road to Cardigan; the Imnerald

of its work of ordinary mainten- ance. This gravel for the most part was placed on short stretches of the road in all ports of the Prov- ince. Among other sections thus improved are:-- the Dock road, Campbelton; Wellington roads; Shore roads, Lot 15; Ferry Miscouche; the Linkletter road; the Sherbrooke road; Johnston's River swamp; the West Royalty roads; the Mt. Albion Swamp; the St. Peters to Cardigan Road and the Elmira Road. The larger qualit- itles of gravel were taken from i.h‘e is st Conway, Monti-use, Hope River, Wesimoreiand, Woodstock, Kilmuir, Bedford and Ions.

Owing to the difficulty of ob- taining bridge building materials of a. more or lass neminnent nat- ure, the Department built only one steel bridge, this being erected at Gowan Brae. There was only one concrete culvert built, this being placed at the northern end of the. Se kirk Road. A new creosote lim- ber structure of 80 feet span was erected at ihe site of the Qunurnirc Bridge, Wellington. This bridge is on the main paved highway mid had hitherto been an unsafe mir- row bridge dangerous t0 tmffic.l

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On their ﬁftieth business birthday the Direct- ors of Moore & McLeod Limited offer their grateful thanks to their kind friends through- out this Province . . . . and beyond, whose support and patronage through the years has made possible this half century of service.

'As in the past, so in the future, lVIpore_& Mc- Leod Limited assure you that tlieir daily aim and ambition, to which they will bend every

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TO SERVE YOU WELL.

To all, very sincerely,

A HAPPY NEW YEAR! "Quilt E MTPLEGD

placed. Extensive repairs were also

mane to a number of the other larger bridges to carry tiiem over until such tune as more permanent structures can be built. Included among these are:— Gillians; South Kildarc; Southwest, 1m 16; Hatch- ery, Central Bedeque; Black Pond; Pleasant View; Fullerlons Marsh; Mclntyres, Cardigan and St. Pet- ers.

A creosote bridge is on hand st Campbell's Bridge, Park Corner, and will be erected- when weather conditions are suitable.

Other Activities

‘There were only about twenty corrugated iron pipes procurable but these were supplemented by a small order of creosote pipe cul- verts, twenty-five of these having been obtained.

About thirty larger bridges up to twenty feet in span were rebuilt of native timber.

A new central heating system was installed in the Court House build- ing, Charlottetown. This system is so designed to also heat the main Provincial Building. The Provincial Building had been equipped with an oil furnace but the present scar- city of fuel oil made it necessary to discontinue this form of heating.

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the old makes it impossible for the Department to plan for any future construction or even maintenance work.

Personals

Mr. D. II‘. Keays of Priest Pond, Lot 46, was conveyed by ambulance yesterday to the Charlottetown Hospital, where he is u patient.

ivn». and Mrs. Neil Maccallum of Brackley Beach, have received e cable from their son George W. MaoCellum, announcing his safe arrival in lmgland.

AB. Ralph Trainer has return- ed to rejoin his ship after s end- ing his Christmas leave wit his parent-s. Mr. and Mrs. B. ‘Irsinor 271 Fitzroy St, City.

Miss Joan Brown student st Tig- n‘sh Convent is spending the holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.C. Brown of this city.

Lieut. J. Alfred Blanchard of the P.E I.H. left yesterday morning to rejoin his unit after spending the Chﬂstmas holidays with his par- nets, Mr, and Mrs. JH. Blanchard 114 Upper Prince Street.

The present system is working with excellent satisfaction and is s0 ar-

road and the Fort Augustus road. All other new bridves were built ofianged mm n ca“ be reconvened

Road Grlveiling

‘Hie Department was aim obliged to undertake an additional small Esvrllim; program in the course

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If Peace, Happiness and Prosperity.

The Privilege 0f Serving Them in I942.

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native lumber. A new creosote Ceck and span beams were placed on the Vernon River steel Bridge. This‘ bridge has a span of 220 feet. The Montague Steel Bridge of 1M ft. span had n new creosote covering

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on the Eilerslie Road; the painting of steel bridges, the snow plowing of roads and the erection of snow fence; etc.

equipment waslbaned to jects. The difficulty experienced in

pllmhMlflR new equipment and ex- tras for replacing worn nut parts on

lo oll heating sf. any future time.

A new hoLer m; installed ilie Bank of Cziiuida Building to improve the heating system there.

Among other works undertaken by the Department are the railing of dangerous bridges: repairs in

of e new steel medi fence around the jail yard at George- town; the lengthening of culverts

Most of the Department's heavy the con- tractors working on defence pro-

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Eustnn Street, accompanied by Mrs, the North Georgetown Ferry Wharf Jeﬂkllil- ‘ and other wharves, the repair and maintenance of ferries, the erect- lng

nesdsy to rejoin his unit, having spent the (lhristmns his wife and family and his George Chappelle Blier 8t, Char- lotteinwn.

ville, Quebec, spent hi; leave in Charlottetown, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzroy Street.

registered this week at the Char-

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The Missce Vivien and éeta Sullivan, students of Kinkore Con- vent. are spending their (Xlflstlflﬂs holidays at their respective homes

Kensington.

lVllr. Cecil M. Jenkins, Halifax is spending a few days with his par- ent-s. Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Jenkins,

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Cpl. J. lﬁ-edrick Chsppelle of Headquarters Company, P. m, 1, Highlanders overseas. left on Wed-

hlolidsyg with n parents, Mr. and Mrs.

LAC Taylor Wm. C. of Begot- Christmas

Douglns Younker,

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otteiown, visiting the Branch office of the Confederation Life for whom he is Prince County and Magdalen Islands representative; in the city he arranged for n special New Yur; message to be broadcast to his co-petriote of P11. Island, end the Magdalen Islands in their own language.

J. Houlton Mclnnls, steward in the Royal Onnndinn Navy, spent (Iirlsima; 5t his home in Hunter River. Before enlisting he was em-

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JUST A DRIP. This winter wonder. an icicle bird, was formed when snow meitlng on the roof of a Hut- chlson Kan., home, fell on I. shrubs and froze in this form.

Card of Thanks

Mrs. G. W. Ramsey and family, wish to express their thanks and‘ appreciation for the many klnd-. misses shown them in their recent bereavement. 12-31-li.

In Memoriam

I f d d lovi manor-y of " within J. ‘litmus who deplrted this life

December 81, 1936. In allow“ he suffered, in patience he

0P5 Till o... ulinQd him home to suffer no more.

Ilncere and kind in hens and mind A beautiful memory left behind. We think of him as one who sleeps

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When we shell missed and lovingly rem- b e and hmlly.

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DO N01‘ DELAY.

iteinthetuoﬂc guano" we yourtenen-riy. ‘ 1.95%‘

necnmn. em is the lest dny for t on your fourth install- ment of Civic taxes.

urn TAIOFIICI will be open each ev between Christmas and New Yeere to allow fer‘ the mine of tuel. Jl-zf-l. ITAITING leturdsy, December 36th Ind continuing until Decem- ber 31st the is: office will open each evening to of taxes.

PBISBYTIBIAN OIUIEI CANADL-Jdsrshfield Chars; ine Services for next Lord's y are as follows: slilfhu-Bteivaeﬁ m} Iv. . ll‘ 8 O . Enemy m lllnliaeter.

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24nd Carrying With Him Wishes To All Our Customers and friends for

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

._._.__. . SOCIAL GATIEIHNG. Mis; Ber, l Dorsey who iecently returned to

lal even Ottawa ior to her e. Mn, A. . ﬁn Stall and Management i of Ottawa. mun-tamed ct the | hour on W , l f in honor of Miss Dorsey, a bride “'0 "-

elect of this month. Covers wen ‘ laid for ten. Com ting

Dorsey on her app - .

riage, e nmiibe of her friends

presented er with a kitchen show- . .

er at ome of w» Frances

Dugglelxv assmted with the lunch. Miss Joan Duggleby entertained at the Orange Lantern Tea 30%. e bridmto-be was presented with e corsage of roses and s. beautiful chenille bed-spread. Misses Doris Con-ford and Eileen McCarthy es- slsted with the refreshments. A

DISCUSS DANCE HALLS- At e special meeting of the City Coun- cil last night it was decided that four local dance halls, which had been closed following inspection by ~ a committee composed of Mr. C. A. Beer. Fire Marshal, Mr. H. A. Mes- servey, Building Inspector, s-nd Fire Chief Angus Mcllachern, re- main closed until such time as the necessary renovations be made 0| described in the report submltt ’ by the above committee. The fol- lowing Councillors were present at Inst night's meeting:— Chandler, luucKinnon, Butler, MacDonald and McKee. In the discussion on the question ell the Councillors present with the exception of Coun- cillor Butler were unnnimouilln accepting the report of the findings of the committee end acting there- on. Councillor Butler maintained it would be safe to have these hails opened if a policemen were k on the stairs leading from these buildings while dance; were in pm. gress, __ _

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Piens for the training of the 1st Canadian Parsdiute Battalion now at the United States Parachute School. Fort Bennins. Gﬂ- W!" discussed at this conference at National Defence Headquarters, Ottawl between Col. R. H. Keefler, Director of Military ‘Draining and Lieut- Col. G. I‘. B. Bredbrooke, officer commanding the new unit. (Canadian Army Photo)

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Wishes all his CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

May the New Year have many pleasant surprises for you and may you be favored with

Good Health and Happiness

May we all be very thankful for the silver lining looming

up _on the Black Clouds of a troubled world. We all believe its the

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