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—-SNS Photo Rev. J. Lloyd Hughes, minister of St A ii d r e w 's Presbyterian church, Niagara - nn - the - Lake. Ont., was elected moderator of the Hamilton and London synod of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The election took place at the 80th synod at Knox church. St. Catharines. Ont.
Re-union Of Air Force Personnel
A most enjoyable and successful re-union of Air Force personnel uas held last evening at the Air Force Club to commemorate the third aflf1l\'€‘l'.~‘Ell‘_V of the formation of 201 Wing, R C A.F. Association.
Stewart Chandler. president of the organization. extended a cordial welcome to more than one hun- dred former airmen from all over the Province, A highly interest- ing film entitled "Fairbornugh Air Show" showed the latest develop- ment of air power by the R.A.F. Stan Mclnnis. representing the Na- tional Film Board from whom the film was on loan. was the opera- for
The meeting was a personal re- union between many in attendance who exchanged stories of war days. and renewed friendships.
HOWARD McINNIS
FITTED FOOTWEAR 1'15 Queen St. - Currlc Bldg.
BIRTHS. MARIIIAEES. DEATHS 50:: Per Insertion
ifixrifs TBEMERE — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on April 14th, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Tre- mere. a son. Jackie Lawson.
M|clNT)'RE — At St. Joseph‘! Hospital. Toronto. on April 21st, 1954, to Mr and Mrs. John B. Mac- Intyre «nee Josephine Greenan, R. N.) a daughter. Mary Teresa.
FOSTER-—At the P. E. 1. Hospital. April 17, 195-1, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Foster. a son. Edward. has-nus 1tIILLS—At 41 Prince Street, on Thursday. April 29. l:')54_
Mrs. Thomas H. Mills in her 68th year. Remains restinlz at her late resi-
dence from where the funeral will be held tomorrnw' Sunday. service commencing at 2 o'clock.
Interment Ceme-
L811’.
GEORGE-—-At her residence 38”: Elm Ave., on Friday, April 30. 1954. Mrs. Margaret George (form- erly of Blooming Point) in her 68th year. Her remains are resting at the Hennessey Funeral Home from where the funeral will trike
in the People‘:
7 Saturday. M_ay_1, 1954
CITY & DISTRICT
IDY'B ‘I‘AXl—D1|.l G5”-SOC.
Jmmirs TAXI Dill ‘It'll 7370 or 5252.
ILUMMAGE SALE. Hmrtl HA1} basement, today at 3 p. in.
BELANGEB RANGE! for coll wood or oil Brycntcui & Mscxay.
ALL POLL tax in duo and pay- able on May 8th. 1954.
‘YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE- II the HUGHES DRUG BTORI.
POWER. LAWN MOWER8. III models. at reduced prices at the Bike Shop.
BEGINNING May let. our Office and Yard will close Saturdays at noon. Arrifast Coal Co.
"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL." Giggey’s Pharmacy, next Stcwc.rt‘s Ba.ker_v.
NEW WILLIS PIANO "Canadian Best". Special low pnce. Tcoinbs Music Store.
ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street Dial 5228. Serving full course din- ners. Specializing Chinese dish.
SAND\”S—!\'mi catering to Ban- quets, Weddings. Conventions and Social Gatherings. Phone 7412.
COOKS for Perfect Pictures
163‘~i Great George Street. Every
NEW ZENITH HEARING AID Tubless. 3 Trarisistor. Smaller op- erating cost. Only $135.00. Toombs Music Store.
To ADDRESS W. J. Barrie, of Vancouver. Presi- dent of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. will be the guest speak- cr at the annual dinner meeting of the Charlottetown Board of Trade. which takes place on Tues- day evening.
HIGH RECORD — A Jersey cow. Bright Spot. Magic Sylvia. owned by Mr. E. Lord, Summer- side, is listed by the Canadian Jersey Cattle Club as making an excellent showing as A senior 2 year old, having produced 7.785 lbs. of milk and 483 lbs. of fat in 365 days.
Personals L
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mt. Edward Road. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Neill. Miltnn. left. on a three to four-week vacation trip this morn- ing for Elkharl, Indiana.
The many friends of Miss Stasia Power \\'llI be sorry to learn that she has entered the Charlotte- town Hospital for treatment.
The many frii-iids of l\‘li's.
Maclnnis.
John
_ _ _ M. Quinn, regret to hear of her SAT‘ RDA" May B'“h- I5 the having to enter the P. E. Island (‘"31 day f°r Va-"‘“R ‘h’ “"1 In‘ Hospital for treatint-iii, and hope stallment of city taxes. fm. a 5pm,“). l.E,(.m.(_.r_V_ SERITCE To SICK‘ Di“ “31 Mr .iind Mrs. Norman MacWil- ginblvveln Pharmacy‘ “ex” "° liams. Borden. and Mr. and Mrs or a.
|G€'0l‘9.€ Ir\'iiig. Cherry Valley, have returned after two uccks visiting relatives in Ottawa, New York and Boston.
Mrs. l..'iurle J Belliiciiii of St John, N. B. ulio was called home
CRASWELI. for Better Phol.O- _ gram“ owing to the illness of her sisters ‘ .Vii.=s l-‘loreiice Bi'adle_\ and .\l:s V1511‘ }u.s’1‘Y[.[-; M||_,L1NERy_ Ambrose Duffy. has entried the
Charlottetown Hospital for an op-
style Hi-style.
CHERRY BLOSSOM PIE as fresh in flavor as cherry blossoms theni- selves today at Stem art Bakeries.
THE FIRST installment of City taxes is due and payable on May 8th. 1954.
SEEDS! Store open daily. also Monday and Thursday evenings until 9 p. in. Arthur Vnsey.
HANK WILLIAMS, \\'ebb Pierce, Kitty Wells and Carl smith—New Records. Toombs Music Store.
KIZROSENE, Electric and Pro- pane Gas. Refrigerators. Bryenton and Macliay.
INTEREST at the rats of 1/2 of 1% per month will be charged on the first installment of city taxes after May 8th. 1954.
l\IEl\'T'S SATIIRDAY Sl’Et'lAL. Chilled tomato juice, fried sails- ages. rolls and butter. tea, coffee or milk, 55 cents.
0DD«I-‘EI.LOV\'S AND REBEK- AHS are requested to attend An- nual Church Service at Trinity United Church Sunday, May 2nd. 1954. Please meet in social Hall at 10.45 a. m.
MacDONALI') RADIO SERVICE Radio repairing. Anipliilera and sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording. l80 Kent Street. Phone I915.
THE P. E. I. I'NI’l‘E[) BAPTIST District Meeting May 14th. Friday. at Belmont. Rev. R. E. Whitney and Rev. Abner J. Langley are the special speakers.
I! E A R PANEL nisccssioxl on Community Planning with Miss‘ Lillian Duchemin. Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. J. P. Lantz, Sunday, May 2nd, at 8.15 p, m. C. F. C. Y.
ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL meets tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Visllon will receive a cordial welcome.
CHURCH OF SCO'l‘l.A.\'l), ser- vices May 2. Cape Traverse 11 a. m.; Desable 3 p.m.: Charlotte- town 7 p.m. Sunday school, Char-
lcttetown 10 am. Rev. J. H. Bishop, minister. GOSPEL MEE'l'1N(i-S. Sons of
England Hall, 11:00 a.m. morning worship; 2.30 p.m. Sunday school; 7:30 p.m. studies in Revelation. "The opening of the Seven Sealed
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IVILSS .\Iary CI"l£‘V8I‘le left by plane _\(‘S|P1‘dll)’ afternoon for Halifax. ‘where she has accepted a positron iwith Easierii Trust Head Office I there. Before her departure she was ‘presented with several gifts includ- iing one from Eastern ’l‘riist here where she had been employed.
i POLICE COI'RT — Three drunk and incapables appeared be- fore Magistrate K. M. Martin in the City Police Court yesterday. One was sent to Jail for 30 days, one was fined $5 and costs or five days and the third was sent to IFalcon\\ood Hospital.
ELECTED PRESIDENT — William C. Leonard of Charlotte- [town was elected President of St. Francis XH\'lPr Coinmerciiil Soc- ;ety at their sec-oiid annual meet- ing held recently. Mr. Leonard, iiho 25 ll graduate of P.W.C. and has been a student at St. F. X. since the fall of 1951. is ii son of fMi‘s. Winifred Leonard. King Squ.'i.re He is iiell-known in Ath- letic circles. where he took a pro- lniineni par! in Hockey and foot- bilII in college circles and else- where.
Mr
FIREMEN CALLED — Firemen were called out yesterday morning at 4.15 to a blaze between the walls of a house at 208 King St. Damage ‘was slight. At 11.25 a.m. yesterday an overheated oven started a fat fire at 128 Elm Ave.. which the firemen subdued before any dam- age uas done. A hurried call from Keppoch Beach sent the fire equip- ment there to fight a bush fire which was endangering several city owned summer cottages. Their services were not required however as A large government owned bull- dozer tore. into the area surround- ing the cottages and made a fire- atop ring of earth vihich permit- ted the fire to burn itself out.
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS- The president, Mrs. Lily M. Cor- rlgan presided at the regular monthly meeting of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion B.E.S.L. held in the Clover Club last evening. The meeting opened with a one-minute silence in memory of fallen commrades. Mrs. J. A. Gallant gave the secretary‘: report which was approved as road
Mrs. Kip Hughes read the trea- surer's report which showed a sub- stantial balance. Mrs. William Teed, Convener of the ways and menns committee reported a busy and
place on Monday morning, May ,, 3rd, .1 gm’) 1,, s;_ g,,,,a\.,.mu,.e-_, B°°k- R9“ 5- 1’- M“‘‘EW9n- profitable month. Monely was voted Chum-h_ Tm.-am;._ in, naquiem . I . ’ _.‘. . . _ or the use or the reief commit- High Mass at n.13_ interment In Car‘: ‘Sign?/s§0v‘;Pr:i'::_hT1{1::lee. Letters of thanks were read tho church cemetery. Gl..:,;ovL su,{day' School 10 am from grateful recipients. on ma- jg-_:..g,,,j; Worship service 11 am. Cavendish mm of Mrs‘ S‘ G’ Peppm the .. Afi Emu“ 7.30 pm. Bflvu R_ Jonés meeting adjourned. 5'“"’“‘ '“‘"‘“"- FUNERAL vasrnnnar -- The '.' f 1 Al M. - ".0. _ RETFRNS T0 CAMP - Pte..g‘“9‘)'dI0 fihialate 't‘)‘(,alHiee1‘ ac: Lloyd MacR.ae who spent the 0"“ " 93-‘>““' 8 Y ““ Eu“, homily. H M5 home in held yesterday from his late re- UNDERTAKEB spring Brook 1.," rammed ,0 M’ sldence followed by service in duties at Camp Aldershot. N. S. EMBALMER He was accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles MacRae. Spring Brook, and Miss Erma Maclvleill,
Charlottetown and North Wlltshlro
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M‘H.'I‘0N — RUSTICO PARISH. —Flcctor, Rev_ A. E. Piercey. Ser- vices for Sunday. May 2nd. arc: — St. .1ohn’s. Milton. 11.00 A in. Holy C --inn and Sermon. '1 30 p. m.
TIIE IIENNESSEY FUNERAL IIDME
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W. J. BROWN Funeral Director 4121 Dial 1409 14 Hour Ambulance lcrvlcc Dknmod. Councols lervlu
cusiuorrsrowu FUNERAL HOME
78 Eualon St. our. «:0
Complete Funeral and Anibubaco Service
. - Director — ‘count I aucan
Evening Prayer and sermon. st. Mark's, Rustico. 2.30 p. in. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Come and bring the whole family.
FINE PLANT SELECTION. — Mr. Joe R. Smith. Clinton. P. E. 1.. is offering a large variety of plants from his nunery. a list cl which may be seen in this issue. Both urban and rural dwellers may make I selection which will add to the
attractiveness of their lawns and gardens. A number of the rural beautification winners last year were among tho customers of Mr. Smith.
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CH'TOWN CENTENNI
.. .. .. _ ..,. CO-CHAIRMEN APPOINTED LAST NIGHT
“Tho Charlottetown Centennial lebratlon organization got away to I. splendidstsrt. last evening at city Hall when a crowded coun- cil chamber heartily concurred in the appointment of Col. P. J. Sto- r y as Chairman and Col. Dec 1". acDonaId as cc-chairman. by ayor J. D. Stewart. Con. Wai- t en Gaudet was appointed to rep- resent the city. A nominating committee of six \I'ai requested to bring in a slate 1 twelve namus at a meeting next iday at 7.30 pm. to be known s the "Operating Committee", de- igned to allocate and round out he work of sub-committees. The ominating committee consists of: leut. Col. P. S. Fielding. M.M.. E. Mrs. J. T. Davies; Mrs. Roy mailman. Earl Taylor, Menton hitloi-k and Roy Macfilllivray. Mayor SLE\\'nri announced that 8,000 would be included .in the bity estimates for the present year, and a further sum in each of the following two years. to be expend-
Al ORGANIZATION
Col. I7‘. .1. Storey
ed on the celebration. A full time Secretary will shortly be appoint-
tioiis being made in the market Bureau. space would be allotcd there for headquarters. Mayor Stewart in a brief but stirring addre.~s. elaborated on the
interest in the city, and described in detail the programme success-
nlHI Celebration of Halifax.
More than thirty service clubs, societies. associations and numer- ous civic working organizations were represented at the meeting. Councillors Mf-Cormac. Keefe. Gaudet. Rogers and Gormley were also present and took an active part in the open discussions.
Little Theatre Guild Production Much Enjoyed
The Little Theatre Guild in pro- ducing the old but ever new story on stage, “Peter. Peter. Pumpkin Eater" brought much pleasure to all in attenciaiice at the opening performance on Thursday night which was repeated last night in the Empire Theatre
The familiar iii:i'ser_v Rhyme was lived anew by many as scene after scene refreshed the memories of the older folk, and thrilled the young people with the possibilities of it all being true.
The cast coiisisted of: Peter- Elmer Power; His Gi‘anclmother—- Grace Campbell; His Mother — Marjorie Ran-aliaii; His Sister, Prun- ella Gerda. Hansen; His Sister.Dah- iia, Barbara Robers: El1en—Jean Za- kem; Joe Barries—J. Eric Mac- Gregor; Joe‘: Wile, Rosie —-Edith Pryce
The play was directed by Neill-. Hughes and Gwen Patterson. De- corations. Bert Patterson, Light- ing, Peter Shame, Stage; Bert Pat- terson, Jack Macxinnon, Vera Miller and Ruby Smallman. Cos-
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Bradaibane United Church at 2 o'clock. The funeral, which was largely attended. was conducted by his Pastor. Rev. W. B. MacPhail. assisted by Rev. A. R. Wallace :4 former pastor. Rev. A. S weir. D.D., and Rev. Alexander MacKiiy. Hymns sun: were, "The Lord's my Shepherd" and “Abide with me". The honorary pail bearers were: Norman MacDonald, Angus B. MacDonald, James W. MacDon- ald. John D. MacDonald. Angus MacDonald. John A._ MacDonald.
ed to look after the work and in ' the event of the proposed altera- "
building providing for a Travel
many and varied points of historic _
fully carried out in the Bi-centen- '
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1. Col. Leo F. MacDonald
Appointed Clerk Of Police Court
Mr. J. Arthur McGuigan, B. A.. has been named to the post. of Clerk in the City POIl('e Court succeeding the late Major Walter Smith. Mr. McGuigan received his education at Queen Square School and at St. Dunstaifs Uui- versity and later studied law in the office of Mr Frank H. McPhee. K.C. He now has his own legal office in the Currie Building.
The new Court Clerk was admit- ted to the Bar of the Province in 1940. but spent the following four years in the service of Canada as a member of the Artillery. He is married to the former Miss Be-rn—‘ adette Trainor. daughter of Mrs.| Trainer and the late Mr. J. J. Trainer. of Bt'dIO1'd. and the couple have three children, two girls and one boy.
While Mr. McGuigan will take up his new duties this morning. he is not abandoning his law prac- tice and will continue in that field
IN MEMORIAM
MRS. DICIE DARRACII
In loving memory of “Our Mother" who passed away May 2nd. 1950. No one knows the silent heartache. Only thrse who hnve lost can tell of the grief that Is borne in silence Of the Mother we loved so well.
We have only her memory to guide us.
John A. Miiclniiis. Thomas Wig- more. Walter Maclienzie and John B. Macliay. The active pall bear- ers were: John Hagan. Herbert- Profitt. Roland Matheson. John Campbell. Donald Barlow. Cliarlem Robertson. There were many floral
tributes. lntcrment. was in the Bradalbana cemetery. Personals Miss Enid Slackford and Miss
Ben Wilson returned to Charlotte- town last evening after a pleasant visit with friends in Boston.
Mr. Joseph Dougnn. Postal Sup- ervisor following two weeks ill- ness in the Charlottetown hospital, leaves today I Montreal and Ot- tawa on vaca ion. On return he will visit his brothers Frank in Moncton and Rev. Louis and Rev. Emmett, both in halifax.
PUBI.ISlIlL'BS MEET—Prlme Minister St. Laurent greets R. L. Rankin of Halifax. Press (right). prior to publisher's dinner at which . Thomson of Toronto,
As we travel along day liy day.
"But We lrncw" she will allay clim- beside _us. I
Till we l'I'lI(‘I1 the last mile of the way.
Ever Remembered by IIl'I’ I-‘amll_".
Dealh In Montreal Monday Of Sister Alice Mclluillan, I
The death occurred at the Grey Nuns Home. Montreal on Monday. April 19. 1954 of sister Alice Mc- Qulllan. I former resident of this Province. '
sister Mcciiillan was the daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John McQuillan of New Haven she joined the Grey Nuns order fifty- two you: ago during that time served in various capacities. great portion of her religious life was spent in the for North mis- sions. she was the first superior at Aklavik, one of the most north- erly mission posts. she also serv- ed as Superior at Fort Resolution and Fort Chipewyan.
The late sister McQu11lan who was in her 79th year was well known here. She last visited in this City in the summer of 1950.
She is survived by one sister. Mrs. 'r. L. Smith 294 Sydney at. City. Three other sisters. Mrs. John Keenan and Mrs. James Fin. negan. Brooklyn, New York. and Mrs. John Callaghan. Charlotte- town. predeceased her. also brother Rev. Patrick McQuillan, Halifax.
Funeral services for Sister Mc- Quillan were held last week in Montreal.
Mental Clinic Moving Today
The Mental Clinic, a division of the Department of Health and Walfare presently administered by Hon. B. Earle MacDonald. M.L.A.. ll moving this morning to newly assigned quarters in the Peardon Building on Great George street, formerly occupied by the Tern. perance Commission permit of- fice. .
It is a forced move to make rdom for the erection of the pro-
d new Federal Building on $22 block bounded by Queen. ichmoiid, Pownal streets. Jhifesterday Dr. 0. H. Curtis. in e absence of the Minister, stat-
and Sydney
d that the new set-up would have W0 psychiatrists, Doctors A. A.
acvicur and J. C. Theriault. who hre Sveciallsts in their field. In addition it is planned to have one lnsycholoeist. a psychiatric work- er and a guidance consultant.
The latter is being specially trained to offer help to parents of 'Drob1em' dnldren. It is conced- ed that some of these have ex- tremely high intelligence quotj. rnts. but are possessed of game quirk of mentality which actintea them to behaviour not of the norm. The new consultant. especi- ally trained in the field. will be available to discuss individual pro- blems with parents.
VERNON RIVER IIALL
3 Act Comedy "The Honeymoon Is Over” Tuesday, May 4th 8:15 P. M. Dancing after play
HUGHES DRUG STORE
will be open
ALL DAY SUNDAY.
D O N 'T Take A CHANCE Take A CHECKER 8553 — 8554
ED’S TAX
WINNING NUMBERS 15045 - 15124
6561 - 6562
new president of the Canadian he disc ussed ASIAN question In Toronto Wednesday night. On Mr. retiring CP president. Glllis Purcell, CP general manager, is at
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SPECIAL SERVICES
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 0’LEAR1i! Rev. J. W. Turple (Founder of the Church of the Nazarene in Prince Edward Island) will hold services at 7:30 each evening for the next two weeks.
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THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT of the Summcrcldo Stan-11.1 only jult been designated the Headquarters for KENWOOD BLAN. KETS in Summerslde! We're Io very proud of then most luxurious in pure wool Blankets and Bed ’I‘hrcws—they're simply heavenly! You‘); want KENWOOD BLANKETS for Comfort! You'll want KENWOOD BLANKETS for Welghtleas Warmtlii You'll want KENWOOD ELAN. KETS for Lasting Service! You'll want KENWOOD BLANKETS for Bedroom Smartnessl - - - Choose your new KENWOOD BLANK!:'rs from the large range of color: and qua1ltieii—ths prices start at 11.50 in the Dry Goods Department of Holman’: in Summerslde.
THE FIVE AND TEN DEPARTMENT of the Summerslde Store‘ Features for Spring Wear include TOPPERS and SI-IORTIES - . . There are at least Seven Smart Styles from which to choose. They're in the softest of fleece or novelty woven checks and they're lined throughout. Colors are Spring-like navy, American beauty. pink. rose, aqua, cell, Nile, beige and others that really do put you in the mood for lighter tlmes—llghter wear and lighter hearts! The popular prices start at 14.95 and the sizes are from 10 to 20. Choose your very own Spring-Summer Shortie or Topper from the display in tho 5 and 10 Department of Holman’: in Summei-side. '
THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT of the Summerslde SLOIO--IIII boon reminding me to tell you that you should see the dainty, yut service. able, LI'l‘l‘LE APRONS of Terry Cloth now on display! Thou "Wu; and Wipe" jobs are in solid shades, stripes and patterns with decor- ated pockets and a waistband of contrasting broadcloth. They're cun. ning as the mischief and it's amazing that you'll simply "Wear um Wipe" without I thought of the consequence: ‘hero are Jult not any because these Terry Aprons wash like any of your Iowclll Priced a wee 98 cents each, you'll find LITTLE APRONS of Terry Cloth In th. Dry Goods Department of Holman’: in Summersldc.
I RIIRAL ELECTRIFICATION SERVICE. LINE COSTS
Service Lino Length of Length of Service Linc an Service Line Cost 6% to 635 154.35 0 to 25 feet 8 $.50 636 to 645 5155.1 26 to 35 35.00 646 to 655 155.0) 35 to 45 46.00 656 to 666 1x75 46 to 55 47.00 666 to 675 157.45 56 to 65 50.40 676 to 6% 158.10 66 to 75 53.90 686 to 695 1$.70 76 to 85 56.80 696 to 706 159.5 86 to 95 58.50 706 to 715 159.75 96 to 1% 62.5 716 to 725 1001) 106 to 115 64.90 7% to 735 16240 116 to 125 67.50 736 to 745 162.1!) 1% to 135 69.!) 746 to 755 16.110 136 to 145 72.45 756 to 765 153.40 146 to 155 75.00 766 to 775 154.30 156 to 165 78.00 776 to 785 13535 166 to 175 X175 7% to 795 1$.90 176 to 185 83.70 796 to K15 1M.40 136 to 195 86.00 806 to 815 167.05 196 to 205 88.50 816 to 10390 206 to 215 90.80 8% to 835 170.15 216 to 225 93.50 836 to 845 171.35 226 to 235 96.0.’) 846 to 855 172.55 236 to 245 98.40 856 to 855 173.70 246 to 255 100.60 866 to 875 174.H 256 to 255 103.35 876 to 885 176.00 266 to 275 i 105.30 886 to 895 178.00 276 to $5 IULBO 896 to 905 179.10 296 to 295 109.50 906 to 915 13020 296 to 305 112.50 916 to 925 181.5 306 to 315 113.90 9% to 935 182.3! 316 to 325 116.00 936 to 945 181.30 326 to 335 118.00 946 to 955 184.30 336 to 345 119.85 956 to 965 15.5 346 to .155 121.50 966 to 975 188.13 356 to 355 123.30 976 at 985 189.65 (166 to 375 124.90 986 to 995 191.10 ‘$176 to 385 127.30 996 to 1(X)5 192.50 386 to 395 lm.70 1006 to 1015 193.90 396 to 405 130.00 1016 to 1025 1%.35 406 to 415 131.20 10% to 1035 195.75 416 to 4'15 133.35 1036 to 1045 1%.1/1 426 to 435 134.40 1046 to 1055 1$.5(l 436 to 445 136.40 1056 to 1065 X1135 446 to 455 136.40 1066 to 1075 201.15 446 to 433 137.25 1076 to 1085 N100 456 to 465 139.15 10% to 1095 W175 466 to 475 141.(XI IWG to 1105 113.50 476 to 485 141.60 11% to 1115 114.25 486 to 495 143.30 1116 to 1125 114.95 496 to 505 - 143.75 11% to 1135 235.65 506 to 515 145.35 1136 to 1145 X3635 516 to 525 146.90 1146 to 1155 207.00 526 to 5.75 148.40 1156 to 1165 207.65 536 to 545 148.50 1166 to 1175 208.26 546 to 555 149.!) 1176 to 1155 $8.85 556 to 565 151.20 11% to 1195 209.45 566 to 575 151.60 1196 to 1205 210111 576 to 585 152.00 TKNT to 1215 210.55 5% to 595 152.50 1216 to 1225 211.05 596 I0 605 153.00 12% M1235 211.55 606 to 615 153.11 izlfs to 1245 212.05 616 to 625 153.45 1246 to 1250 212.50
All service lines over 1250 feet 90.17 per foot. All measurements for the commencement of made. from the centre of the road
service lines to he
CENTRAL CREAMERIES LTD. 1 MILK ROIITES
The following route: will operate six days each week excluding Sunday, commencing Monday, Mai’
3rd No. 1 Douglas MacDonald. Co'mwall No. 2 Robert Crabbe, New Wlltshiro No. 3 Lloyd Diamond, Winsloe No. 5 Alton Rapson, Midgell No. 6 Glen Miller, Murray Hbr. North No. 7 MacKay Bros., Murray Harbour ' No. 8 Ben. Bears, Belle River 15 Souris Creamery Truck. Sourla
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