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West Breakwater, dredging - construction of new West te water with steel sheet piling. started in fall — of 1960 and is to be completed in 1962. The contractor is Eastern

Enterprises Limited. —Repairs to Ferry Terminal

Improving shipping berth on East side of Ferry Terminals by D.P.W. Dredge “Pownal No. 2.” | “Rock Dredging in Harbour Ba- isin by D.P.W. Dredge “No. 2.”

PRINCE COUNTY Alberton - The dredging of a 15-foot deep channel through the inner bar was completed by departmental dredge’ No. | 2.

on the outer ba: by departmen- tal Dredge ‘““Pownal No. 2.”

Egmont Bay - Wharf and ap proach were paved with a % inch coat of asphalt. The con- tractor was Morrison and Mc Rae, Limited, of Summerside. The slip was reconstructed by day labour, under the foreman, Mr. Urban Gallant.

Fisbing Cove - The installation ~\ of a lighting system and power supply was performed by con- tractor Ernest D. Hardy of Sum- | merside.- Dredging.of the ent rance chahnel was‘ done under contract by the Maritime Dred ging Limited of Charlottetown.

Howard's Cove - The wharf “vas paved with concrete, and ” approach with a 3-inch coat

of asphalt. The contractor was Morrison and McRae, Limited, of Summerside.

Jude’ Point - The wharf was - | extended for 20 feet by 12 feet, by contractor Edmond Arsen- ault of Abram’s Village. One

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Retabiiched te 1961, the Rollaway Club has continued te advance its services and facilities until today it ts recognized as one of the finest establishments of its kind east of Montreal. We acknowledge with appreciation the patronage which has made this possible... and, in an era when receation is playing vastly important part im the economic structure of this country, we at the Rollaway Club feel, sincerely, that we are supplying the facilities so needed and so much appreciated

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fender system, buildings, ramp, | and painting steel sheet piling. |

Some dredging was performed |

- of Charlottetown.

Federal public works dept. has doubk C ending on Island alieves, harbors| |

‘warehouse was feplaced

Souris Breakwater - Three reinforced concrete floor. - hundred large concrete blocks | old floor was in . were cast and placed on the sea- dition due to deterioration of

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along the new landing, by de-| water blocks were connected by ward side of the breakwater to age. partmental Dredge No. 25. | curtain walls. The contractor for provide protection from wave South River (Murray Harbour) Milligan's Shore - A new this work was Norman N. Mac- action. The contractor was Nor- -A new 30-foot by 80-foot transit wharf was constructed and | Lean of Murray River. man N. MacLean of Murray Ri | 504 fo; produce was construct- work and parking space gra | amare ver. ed on the wharf, replacing an velled and graded. The con-| COUNTY Souris Railway Wharf - The old building which lacked ade- tractor was Edmond Arsenault _ Gorsetown Queen's Wharf - timber floor system of a 66-foot of Abram’s Village. Replacement of 120 feet of the 1. i501o0t section of the potato | CONTINUED ON PAGE li Miminegash - A derrick of a | Whar! Structure and the outer capacity of 5 tons was installed approach at the end of the South pier. The | >allasted, creosoted timber crib} small enough to contractor was Ralph MacDon- |°"5truction, completed a three- aid of fettenersiile. year program of reconstruction appreciate you Port Hill - The wharf was re °° ‘thi: wharf. The contractor —$—$—$—$$ ne paired and a deck | was L. G. and M. H. Smith of f ver big enough placed. The dc one 8s | a ee ———_—_—————— mond ‘ F mons Arvenalt of Abeam’® Vag eaten onthe Westside of to serve you! Rock Point - harbour, begun 1 Wee wharf was tonstractee by ‘day completed this season. A haul- labour, under the foremanship °Y' ‘lip for the fishing boats : of Mr. A. T. Arsenault. was included in the structure, Skinner’s Pond - The South which was built of creosoted tim- THE pier was extended for 200 feet 0¢T. The contractor was Quinn, 3 and the channel dredged. The C®™pbell and Pardon of Char- KENT DRESS contractor for both works was |'°ttetown. ‘ H. N. Price of Moncton, New| Naufrage - Dredging by con Brunswick, | tract removed 30,000 cubic yards SHOP - Summerside - Queen's Wharf of material from the harbour was extended for 400 feet. The | basin. The contractor was L. E @ dresses contractor was the Diamond Wellner, Jr., of Charlottetown @ skirts Construction (1955) Limited, of | Souris - The site of the East- * ren — ag a ee ee acquir- @ sweaters un - Department and recon- accessories | pectin ef te boath vte which: struction of the wharf is expect- e | burnt down in 1960, was replac- ed to be completed early in 1962. @ lingerie ed, The contractor was Ralph Construction is in steel sheet pil- Ford of Northam. ing and creosoted timber. The | 137 Kent St. Opposite Stead’s Charlottetown

West Point - A new 600-foot contractor is L. E. Wellner, Jr.. ee

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