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..‘.\ir. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell h:t\‘P. returned to their home at whim Road after spending the ulnter months in Florida.
‘Miss Susan Butler has re- -...}nm to her home at Milliown ,-.m~r being a patient in the King's t‘nunI_V Hospital.
Lorne Valley and I I O Vtcmrly ,-Mrs. Angus Nicholson was a business visitor to Montague on
April 1.
Mr, Francis Maclntyre was a 1*rL'(‘1ll, visitor to Marie and Mid- gull.
Mr. Earle MacDonald and Mr.
l,l:1id.MflCDOli3ld were business ‘liSlI.OI'8 to the City on April 5.
Mr. Charles MacLeod. Montague. tpcnt Sunday \\ith his wife and '.innly here.
31155 Emma Nicholson spent a (cw days with friends in Charlotte- .o\\n during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Bruce Myers, New in-rth, were Sunday guests at the "home of Mrs. Myers‘ parents. Mr. 'lllfi Mrs. Daniel Shaw, on April 4.
Mr_ George Nicholson, was 1 re- cent business visitor to Lorrie Valley.
Miss Shirley Maciionald was a visitor to Montague on April 1.
Mr. Daniel Shaw. Mr. William liatton and Mr. Raymond Shaw motored to the City to attend the annual Island Fat Stock Show on April 1.
The Junior Red Cross held their meeting in the School on April 2. The regular business period was rnnrlucted. and this was followed by Contests which were won by Gloria MncLeod and Beverly Hat- znn.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover MscKay, strathcona. were visitors to Lorne Valley on April 1, While here they wrre guests of Mrs. MacKay's par-
. ants, Mr, and Mrs. James MacNeili.
The Roads in this vicinity on
condition. consider- ‘ing the changeable weather of the past two months. Motor traffic
_k<-cps moving without any diffi- culty, and without. much injury to the road.
The April meeting of Lorne Valle-y Women's Instltuto was held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Donald with an average attend- ance After several items of busi-
. neas were dealt with. a. social time was enjoyed. Mrs. Malcolm Mac- l.r-od put on a T-Contest, and Mrs, 1.lo,\d Mscnonald won the prize.
members to her home for the May’ ineetlng_
Mr. Heath Macarnth and Mr. Charles Macheod were visitors to Bristol on April 4.
MI'- LION MacDonald was a business visitors to Montague on April 3. _AM_
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..'0lJR. MILL POND at sturgeon is under loue. signed: Art Ross and sons.
Vessdwwith 500 Tons of Cement Docks At Souris
....‘A motor-vessel, the Carllsle Bay, docked at Souris over the weekend with 500 tons of cem- cm. from Corner Brook. Nfld. It was the first cargo boat to enter SLul'il harbor this year.
The cement is for construction work at Souris, most of it. for the Griffin's Fisheries plant. The re- mainder is for MacDonald Bros., potato chip plant.
Work Progressing On New Montague Federal Building
.'lt is expected that. in a few days the public building at Mon‘.- ague will be entirely closed in with tile and brick work fast near- ing completion. The east side and south side are being faced with limestone slabs which present it
ON CONDITION OF-
Tho condition of the public
buildings of the Province is a mat- ter of general interest. and Friday the Legislative committee on Pub- lic Buildings submitted a report which was commended by the House for its thoroughness. Mem- bers of the committee are Hon. Dougald MacKinnon. chairman. Messrs. George E. Saviile. Frank Myers. Harvey Douglas and Hu- bert J. Gaudet. Following is the text of the report: Your Committee has visited as many of the 120 public buildings as time and other duties ~ of the Legislature permitted. and reports on these buildings as follows.
Government I-louae—'I'his fine old building was found to be in a re- markably good state of repair con- sidering its age and frame con- struction. The exterior of the building appears to be in good condition, except that it is time for a new coat of paint. The in- terior of the building was found to be in immaculate condition and reflects great credit on Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Prowse.
The floor joists. as viewed from the basement. are showing signs of decay. Many have been replac- ed and more replacements will be necessary from year to year to keep the building in a proper state of repair. It was noted that one carpet has become badly worn,and stains have appeared in a few places on ceilings. set tuba in the laundry room are causing minor
very attractive appearance. and which will lend immeasurably to the attractiveness of the town. This work is also almost com- pleted and will be finished in it matter of a few da'ys. At the same time other workmen are engaged Putting up the tile piirlitiops he- tween the respective departments and rooms.
The first floor will be utilized by the Post Office in the south section. and the Customs Depart- ment ln‘ the north section. The upper floor is allotted to the Montague detachment R. C. M. P., and the Fisheries Department. Bo. sides the main office for the pol- ice, living quarters are also be. Ink provided for the member; of the detachment.
Within A few weeks it is ax. pected that the work will he be. Sun on the Inside of the building, And It is understood that the con- galct may be completed by 95,1}.
Georgotowntnlnd Vicinity
I Mrs. William Murphy was 5, \-13. "4" to Cardhznn on April 7.
..‘Mr. Louis Cantello of Bridge. town was A business visitor to G90P¢etown on April a.
‘Mr. Robert Jeffery is visiting with relatives in Charlottetown.
Mrs. Bud Currie and young son of Charlottetown. were recent Russia of Mrs. Curric's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mcquillan.
Mrs. Mabel Layers is visiting with her son and daughtei‘-in.iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lavers oi Charlottetown.
Mic. Punk Pequot. of sou;-lg, was a recent vistor to George. town where she was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence David.
Friends of Mr. Richard Lavers are sorry to near that illness has necessitated his entering the vet- erans’ wing of the Prince Edward Island Hospital.
Mrs. James Caldwell and. son James. have returned to their homes in Charlottetown after be. lng the guests in Georgetown of Mrs. Coldwoll‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Landry.
Mr. Joseph Dalton re.cciit.l_v re- turned to his home in Georgetown after spending the winter months at Vernon River.
Friends of Mr. J.}{. Skinner, first war veteran. who has been a patient in the veterans’ wing of the Prince Edward Island Hospital for the past few months, are pleased to hear that his health has sufficiently Improved to allow his return to his home in Bridgetown
On April 4. Ralph Reginald. in- rant non of Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDonald. was baptised in St. James Roman catholic Church by Rev. Owen Kiggins. The sponsors were Lillian MacDonald and Wil- liam Murphy, Jr.
trouble.
with these few exceptions. the
building presents an excellent ap- pearance and is quite satisfactory. to the Committee. I The Grange Building at Govern- ment House was also found to be in a satisfactory condition. excel?‘ that it needs 8. coat of paint on the outside.
Prince County Court House and JaIl—This brick building was via- ited and the Committee shown through it by Sheriff Hubert Hall. The exterior of this building ap- pears to be in good condition with the exception of brick work a- round the front door steps which needs pointing.
The interior of the Court House section of the building is in good condition except that the top floor (where the R.C.M.P. formerly had office space and living €l|lEl'Ir€1'l) is in need of a. mplete redecorat- ing job. This should not be done. however, unless occi-IPEHIJ “'9 found for this space. V
In the Jail Section of the build- ing. the Sheriff outlined mam’ Y0- cent changes which have been made. and it now appears that this section is secure against breakouts.
The use of light coloured paint is recommended to brighten the place up.
The Government Gu-use Build‘ lng. summcnid. —This frame struture was viewed from the out- side only. and its condition was satisfactory to the Committee.
Queen's County Jail-—This brick building is in good general condi- tion. One toilet room needs a. new partition and one new toilet. The general condition of the cell block was somewhat untidy. It was thought. that with so many in- mates. some help could be obtain- ed from them in keeping the place clean.
Beach Grove Infirmary — Mr. Bonnell conducted the Committee tliroueh this frame building which was formerly a. summer hotel. The condition of the building is satis- factory in every respect. Falconvrood Hoapltal—- fa) Fe- male Division—The condition of this brick building is generally satisfactory.
It was noted that conditions in the Disturbed Ward on the base- ment floor are more than usually crowded. but it is understood that steps are now being taken to rem- edy this condition. A partition is being built which Will presmt re- arrangement of "Day" a.nd“Night" rooms to give more comfortable oonditions in this wand.
More toilet and washroom facil- fties are being added.
lb) Male Di'vislon—Tha condition of this brick build-ing was gener- ally satisfactory,
tc) Occupational Therapy-—-This frame structure, formerly an air- port building. was found to be in a satisfactory state of repair, and doing very worthwhile work in assisting with treatment of pa- ticnts.
id) The New Treatment Centre —-The Committee were shown over the foundation of the New Treat- ment Centmconstruction of which will be resumed, it is understood. as soon as weather conditions per-
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS
(e) Boiler House-—This new steel framed. asbestos covered building was viaitod by some members of the Committoe. This building. which houses one old and two new boilers of sufficient capacity to care for the heating needs of the existing buildings. plus additions in the foreseeable future. is just nearing oompletion and is expect- ed to be in service in about one month’: time. When the new boll- crs are started. oil will be used for fuel instead of. coal as at present. (I) Nurse: l<lome—'I‘hIs fname structure, which was formerly an airport building. was found to be in a satisfactory condition except for the need of interior painting. (This painting is now pocecdingi (g) The Central Laundry —This building was found to be in a sat.- isfactory condition, but some of the machinery appears to be worn out. A new mangle and one new extractor should be ordered assoon as possible.
th) Blu‘l‘ll—TI‘l¢ barns are in good condition and house a. fine selection of livestock which show- ed evidence of being well looked after.
Provincial lnnrmary—This brick building_ formerly the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. was found to be satisfactory in general.
It was noted that trouble with toilets has caused severe damage to several ceilings. Floor covering is badly needed in some basement rooms and corridors. laundry fa- cilities are inadequate.
It was felt that a walk-in refri- gerator should be added as near to the kitchen as possible. mdgln the Mat.ron's quarters more living room furniture is needed.
Prince of Wales Couege——Dr. MacKinnon accompanied the Com- mittee through Prince of Wales College, covering all floors includ- ing the basement.
The condition of the building was satisfo.ctoi‘Y in event way. and while there was some evidence of carelmness on the part of U10
and will no doubt be covered up by the next coat. of paint. Vocational School — Mr.
Committee through building which is ingood condi- tion throughout. The only criticism of this building is that it seems already too snail for the very numerous activities carried out in it. It should be noted here that the Brick Laying Class had to be held in the Government Garage this year because space was not available in the Vocational School for the large number of students taking the course.
Pnivinclal Sanatorlum-—Dr. Creel- man add various staff members conducted the Committee through both the old and the new sections which are, of course. now joined into one brick building. The build- ing is exceiiently kept. both inside and out.
A concrete surfaced road to car- ry heavy trucks around to the black of the building is badly need- e . Tho jibsence of a sprinkler sys- tem, such as has been installed in the Male and Female Divisions at Paloonwood. Beach Grove Infirm- ary and the Provincial Infirmary was noted. The Committee was informed that the City water sup- ply at the Sanatorium is such that a sprinkler system would not be reliable, and the makers of sprink- lers are unwilling to install a sys- tem until water supplies in the area are made adequate.
Court House. Charlottetown- The condition of this brick build- ing was found to be generally sat- isfactory both inside and out Painting is needed in the Grand Jury Room.
Court House. Georgetown —'I‘his stone building was found to be in good shape outside except:
ta) the kitchen chimney should be extended and a chimney pot added:
(bu pointing of the stone work is needed in a few spots: and (C) a. roof gutter needs repairs.
‘On the inside, the conditions were found to be generally satis- tory with the following exceptions:
is) s new kitchen stove is re-
quired;
Mac-
students, it was of a minor nature
(bi floor covering is needed in
the wrridon.
(c) several chairs in the Court
Room are in need of repairs;
and
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