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Oil cargos reach 110,000,000 gals.

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1961, firmly established the port of Charlottetown as the principal eentre for the handling of pe- ftroleum products of all grades throughout the Gulf of St. Law- rence and the lower St. Law- rence River.

During the 1961 shipping sea- son, The Imperial Oil Company, Irving Oil Company and Texaco of Canada Limited, brought in cargos whose total volume is reported to have exceeded 110,- 000,000 gallons.

Ocean going oil tankers car- rying this cargo of imports, had a combined total of 58 ships, 38 for Imperial, 12 for Irving and eight for Texaco. ‘ EXPANDED STORAGE

To handle and store these products, all of the companies wete forced to expand their

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ed out to start the erection of their own wharf facilities. Imperial, at the east Grafton Street plant, added a 4,500,000 gallon bunker oil storage tank, and Texaco put in a 20,000 gal- lon storage tank for gasoline. In their Alberton operations, the

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200,000 gasoline storage tanks to g@erve western Prince County.

At Charlottetown, the Irving Company, erected a new oi! wharf, on the edge of the main ehannel, about 600 feet west of the old Hillsboro Bridge.

Prior to the winter setting in eontractors had erected the main pier, more than 30 feet @quare, and on each side of ita smaller mooring dolphin. Al three, consist of steel tubular

crete deck on top. FIVE PIPE LINES.

The work of connecting the _ piers to shore with a catwalk will get underway next spring, as will the laying of the five pipe lines, through which ocean tank

Record sales reported in ‘61 by Sun Life

Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada chalked up another record year in 1961, selling more than $1,000,000,000 dollars of life insurance for the third year fn a row. The largest Canadian life company’s sales last year were $1,129 million, up 8.4 per eent over the previous record brought total Sun Life insurance in force to $10,185 million, about 40 per —cent of which is in group life

These records were announc- by Bennett Carr Sun Life pervisor here following the company’s 9ist annual meeting,

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The Moncton branch also an- mounced that dividend scales on

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Also included in future plans is the need for a park and swim- ming beach in the metropolitan

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Cabinet Members of the Government of Prince Edward Island

"Our government has been in office a relatively short time . . . and during thet period our one and only aim has been progress. No man is perfect . . . no government is perfect . . . but so long as | am Premier of Prince Edward Island | shall so conduct the affairs of government that no man shall say we did not exert every effort to expand our markets, our very way of life, in every respect. We have striven . . . we ate Striving . . . for the greatest good for the greatest number of people. This is our policy . . . this will continue to be our policy . . . and we go forward into 1962 in the firm belief that this island province has before it a great future. If it is within the power of human hands to shape that future into an era of expansion and development never before realized, this we pledge ourselves to do.” 7 :

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