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Answers Tabled In Legislature

The following answers to ques- tions were given in the Legis- lature last week. Chinese Bridge

Question-Mi-. 12.3. Bell:

1. Who is in charge of the re- sale of the Chinese Bridge?

2. Has any steel been sold and not been paid for?

Answer:

1. Hon. Dougald Macxinnon, Minister of Public Works and 1-ligh-wivys.

2. All been paid for.

E-Is'ineon' Assistants

Question——Mr. J. W. Don Ca.inp- bell:

1. Who are the present engin- eers’ assistants in the Province and give the salary of each and the amount. of expenses allowed to each?

2. What powers have the said assistants as to repairs

3. Have highway ioremen auth- ority to repair holes, etc. in. paved highways? '

4. If answer of 3 is "nay", who has such authority? .

5. Is there a road patrol for pavement from Portage to O'Leary and O'Leary to Montrose?

men responsible for above sections of pavement.

Answers:

1- Prime C°lm'l«Y‘-John Yeo, w. Phllllpo, Roy Dawson and wu- iiam Macxendrick.

Queens Countv—wiibui- MacKay, Fulton Robertson. Preston Rodd and Frank Lea.

King's County—J. 1-lennessey, Harold Webster, Lorne Wigginton, William Baker and Percy King.

53131’! was 5150 Per month with a travelling allowance of $45 per 'l1lOXil.l’l.

2. These assistants are appointed to coordinate construction and maintenance works within their districts during their term of oz. ﬂee.

While the allotment of funds is in the hands oi’ the County Engi- neer the assistants are expected to bring the need. for repairs to the attention of the engineer. In cases of emergency they are to have the work done immediately. notifying the engineer as soon thereafter as possible so that funds may be raised to cover it.

3. Where holes in paved high- way present a danger to the trav- elling public, highway foreman may make temporary repairs.

Permanent repairs to paved highway are the responsibility of repair crews trained in the use of bituminous materials.

Where temporary repairs are made by foremen they are requir- ed to notify the County Engineer of his assistance immediately.

4. See (3) sbove.

is. Yes, there is a road patrol with headquarters in Summerside in charge oi this section of pave- ment. Anyone noticing damage to the pavement should notify the Government Garage in Summer- side.

6. Bee (8) shove.

Light Pavement

Question — Mr. R. R5 Bell.

1. What is the present cost of preparing and laying "liilht DIV!- ment" on graded highways?

2. What was the cost of laying the "light pavement" from. Cornwlll to New Haven?

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Question — Mr. R. B. Bell

1. Several years ago the high- way at Brookneld was straighten- ed at Crewys' Corner —— why has not the new road been paved?

2. As the new road is only around 200 yards in length. could the De- partment put down light pave- ment at least this year to remove

the present dangerous rough curve?

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1. The fill at Brookfleld was

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Old Age ‘Assistance

Question —— Mr. R. E, Bell.

1. Give the number ol.reclpi. ants of Old Age Assistance in each electoral district.

2. Also. the number of recipi- ents ot Social Assistance or direct, relief in each distrivt and total smount for each district.

1. Prince 1, 15: 2, 30; 3, 31; 4, 29- 5, 23. ' Klara 1. Id: 2. 41; I. so; 4, 29; I, .76.

Queen’: 1, 26; 2, 29; 3, 30; 4, 33; 5, 129;.

The above as at March 81, 1054.

3- Social Assistance recipients are filed alphabetically and not W distritts,

Vendors‘ Receipts

Question—Mr, J. W. D. Campbell. 1. Give total receipts or the van. dovr Stores at Borden, Souris, Car- dizan and both stores at Char- lottetown for the years 1952.3 and 1953-4. 2. Give total sales of beer for the Province for the years 1952-3 and 1953-4. 3. Give total income from Per- mit Fees for the Province for the years 1952-3 and 1953-4. 4. Give amount of purchases of beer from Montreal Breweries from Maritime Breweries, during 1952-3 and 1953-4.

1. l95ﬂ—196G: ,

Borden. 4.2,o'r7.65; Souris, 175,. 115.32: Cardigan, 198,196.59; Char- lottetown: 1. l.628,’1m46; Queen Street. 42,964.96.

1953-1954: Borden, 122,696.65; 500111. 106.64-1.85; Cardigan, 1w,- 556.3; Charlottetown: 1. 1,214,. 079.52; Queen Street, 432,618.59.

2. Beer sales 1952 (calendar year):

Montreal. M350 cases (34 pints each): Mariizimes. 101,453’! cases (24 pints each). Total-102.37.

1958 (calendar year):

Montreal, 48350 cases (24 pints each); Maritime. 122,387 cases (21 pints each). 'I‘otal——l'1l.23'l.

8. Total permit fees; 1952-53- $31,956.’15; 1063-bl. 397,530.75.

Olrdlgln Bridge Question——Mr. John A. MacDon- aid‘

Is it the intention of the Gov- ernri-iant to rebuild the present bridge at Cardigan this year?

Answer: The bridge program for the current yeai-‘is not yet unal- ized. -

Question—Mr. I<Iarvey Douglas:

1. Give a detailed statement of the receipts and disbursements of the ‘P. E. 1. Potato Industry Pro- motion Committee Fund for the year ended March 31, 1954.

2. If No. 1 includes any payment

2.—t2B.589.1l.

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Marketing Board on account oi’ moneys loaned by the Commithe to the Board, give the dates and the amounts.

1. Receipts: December 4, ma: Potiito Muketing Board . .. ...|6.000.00 Disbursements:— Advertising and Telegrams- $70.57. Expenses representative Canadi- sn I-lorticultural Council—$150.00. Membership Canadian Horticult- ural Council—¢260.00. Assistance representative Potato Association of Amel‘lCiiv$300.00. Travelling expenses: members- $106113. Expenses potato samples for South America—$4.‘i.7'l. Compensation to growers:

W. Silliphant 5 160.00

Col. G. Elliott Full . 2,612.00

Joseph Mclnnis 248.29 Edward M:cKenna 366.29 Haryr Thompson . 6030 Claude Mclnnis 237.73 Joseph Larkin 20.00 Neil Garrett. 33.33 Cyril Tooinbs 32.00 Grant Toombs 8000 Noel Hooper 4800

$3,797.94

2. Answered in No. 1—$4,’Tl'l.8tl.

Sabre leis Set New Record

OTTAWA, (CP) —— An RCAF test pilot flying a Sabre jet Sun- day broke the Vancouver-to - Oi- tawa air speed record established by the RCAF's Comet jetliner.

Sqdn. Ldr. Robert Christie, 30. of Vancouver, flew from Sea Is- land airport at Vancouver to Up- lands airport here in three hours and 46 minutes. The preyious rec- ord time for the 2,298-mils ﬂight set by the Comet was four hours and 25 minutes.

In setting the new mark. Sqdn. Ldr. Christie also established a new record time for the Winni- peg to Ottawa leg of the flight. He made that part of the trip in one hour and 51 minutes com- pared with the two hours and 10 minutes taken by the Comet. Sqdn. Ldr. Christie took the Sabre to Vancouver on a test ﬂight

No Evidence Of Railway Neglect

MONTREAL, Que. April 9- ‘There is no evidence that the de- railment oi the Ocean Limited at Montmagny, April deli. which re- sulted in the death of three mem- bers oi the train crew, was caused by the negligence of any railway employee," 5, 1". Dingle, vice-pres- ident of operation Canadian Na.- tional Railways, said here this af- ternoon.

“Investigation by the railway," Mr. Dingle sin-ted, “establishes that the switch WK.) opened deliberate- ly by a person or poisons un- known."

Concerning the body of a fourth man found in the wreckage close to the freight shed, Mr. Dingle said the company had no knowl- edge of the man, except that he was not an employee and was not a passenger on the train. The body has been tentatively identi- i'ied as that of John A. Price, whose place of residence is, as yet, undetermined.

Investigation by the Railway Company and provincial police is continuing.

I O Leary and O I O VICln|'l'y

Uniorivale Women's Institute held their April meeting at the home of Mrs. Nezrie Bhelfoon. on Mon- day night. All outstanding busi- nem was discussed, and dealt with. Correspondance was read by the secretary a delicious lunch was served at the close of the meet- ing and a social hour spent.

Members of the Baptist Mis- sionsry society met at the home of

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Miss Pearl Campbell of Ohio, and 1VLrs. Neil Mach.-an of Boston, have returned to their homes, af- ter spending some time in Cole- man due to the illness and death of their brother.

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