The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 28

it 4 PAGE a THE WHIG-STANDARD WEDNESDAY APRIL 20 1977 MNMNMNMtMNNMM WMT wewwww $404 million road program proposed Happened nChnada il 2 4 4 if tj I Vj A STURGEON 12 -Prune B6o-ifct-NMiir WAS CAUGHT AT UPNMB4JfeNGD NEW -1667 and the east limits of Oshawa pending removal of the CN Rail crossing just east of Highway 12 major projects on the QEW in the Oakville area A new interchange connecting the recently-constructed Dorval Drive with the QEW work proposed at the ihterchange for the Oakville link between the QEW and Highway 403 project of the Caledonia Bypass a new highway in the Hamilton-Nantteoke corridor Highway 6n: St Catharines an arterial highway connection is proposed which will extend Highway 406 north to the QEW project to provide full access to the QEW in the Niagara Peninsula to be initiated in the Fort Erie area completion of the extension of Highway 403 west of Brantford from the Highway 2 interchange to Rest Acres Road projects propos- ed for the St Thomas expressway including ad-' vanced sewer work and reconstruction of Centennial Ave the Sarnia to London corridor completion of Highway 402 and the 21-mile section of Highway 402 between Sarnia and Highway 7 of con- struction on the EC Row Expressway in Windsor with new work proposed for the section from Walker Ave east from the Central Ave extension contract proposed for a two-lane extension of Highway 115 from the interchange at Highway 28 northwest for 44 miles to the junction of Highway 7 and the Queensway in Peterborough Highway 417 west of Ottawa "one contract required for the paving of the section under construction from Highway 17 west for 45 miles on Highway 17 betweeen Arnprior and Petawawa It is anticipated a contract wll be awarded in 1977 for the 27mile Arnprior diversion Included in this contract will be three structures over the CP Rail tracks the Madawaska River and the hydro dam access road four-lane program of Highway 400 from Highway 11 north of Barrie will include widening tour-laning of the section between Lively and Whitefish at the Sudbury end of the link contract proposed for the first stage of the Thunder Bay harbor access road which will provide a link between the Thunder Bay expressway and the harbor facilities additional 32 truck climbing lanes be built in Northern Ontario during the 1977-78 fiscal year on access roads in Northern Ontario will include a 105-mile project on Manitou Road from 389 miles north of Highway 11 north an 84-mile project on Marchington Road from 11 miles east of Sioux Lookout east and a 35-mile project calling for granular base at various locations between Sioux Lookout and secondary Highway 59 of the Willow Cteek bridge construction of an derpass two miles north of Highway 11 and an interchange at County Road 11 on Highwy 11 from Barrie north to control access of work on Highway 11 north of Brace- 1 bridge A January 1977 contract covers construction from 21 miles south of Highway 141 north for 67 miles A proposed contract will twin the existing structure over Vernon Lake Narrows of work on four-lane construction of Highway 17 between Sudbury and Sault Ste Marie underway on the 10-mile section from Bar River east to secondary Highway 548 will include im Rfftl JAMES NIMET WA 1666 THE FOUNDER OF WE OLDEST WHITE SETTLEMENT nd SASKATCHEWAN-IT WA6 KIND f-AN OFFSHOOT of TUB RED BVER SETTLEMENT WINNIPEG -FOR 1MB ORDINAL SETTLERS (SEVERAL FAMILIES) HAD TRAVELED THE 400 MILES FROM HERE IN A CARAVAN LED REV-NIS6ET -ADOPTED FROM It INDIANS-THAT FUSSED AROUND 1HE FOREHEAD ENABLED WE EARLV WNAGEURftU) CAMH LOADS OF 160-a FOR LONG DISTANCES MHWWf TORONTO (CP) Jamei Snow Ontario transportation minister announced Tuesday a proposed road construction program valued at $404 million with an estimated expenditure of $2166 million in the current fiscal year Snow who tabled the program in the legislature said his ministry proposes new work on a total of 858 miles of provincial highway system most of it on two-lane highways Construction of 96 bridges is included Expected work on multilane divided highways consists of 35 miles of paving 31 miles of grading and paving and 34 miles of grading An additional 30 miles of grading and paving are scheduled for multi-lane undivided highways The 1977-78 program for highways outside of Toronto includes: contract proposed for the section between Whitby Lavoie spurns Liberals i OTTAWA (CP) Quebec MP Jacques Lavoie pledged allegiance to the Progressive Conservative party Tuesday after stating earlier this week he would join the Liberals if that party revamped some of its policies "Having worked for this party for 20 years I remain convinced that only the Progressive Conservaive party is capable of providing effective solutions to the problems confronting this country and that we will accomplish this goal under the leadoship of Joe the Conservative MP for Hochelaga said in a state- ment At TamMyim dragmart 9 weVetoeemt tofimgoire of family health care heeds snhee 1904 In 1904 Gordon Tamblyn began taking care of peoples family needs He knew that family health care was a full-time job Today Tamblyn forgotten what Gordon Tamblyn started From own WestCare products through over 5000 items every Tamblyn drugmart reflects what Gordon Tamblyn began over 73 years ago A full-time drugstore and the Tamblyn Health Care Team devoted to your family's needs Tamblyn drugmart A family drugstore since Canada was a kid Crest Toothpaste Bayer Head Shoulders Gillette Good News Aspirin Shampoo Disposable Shaver I I i i i I i i ContacC Capsules Agarol Laxative Baby Scott I Disposable Diapers I Regular I Clearasil I Ointment I Dristan Tablets I 30'sor Super Absorbent 12 oz Hospitals reprieved TORONTO (CP) Four Ontario hospitals ordered closed by the provincial health ministry more than a year ago have been given a new lease on life Health Minister Dennis Timbrell said Tuesday He said the four Hospital in Toronto and hospitals in Clinton Durham and Chesley will remain open However the province will go ahead with appealing a court decision in regard to the hospitals Timbrell said The four took their cases to court to block closure orders issued by predecessor Frank Miller They won but the decision is being appealed by the province Timbrell told the legislature the government plans to continue the appeal to settle the question of whether the government has the right to close hospitals The reversal in the case of the four hospitals came with the release of a bed-distribution study for Metropolitan Toronto conducted by the Ontario Council of Health The council said Grace Hospital operated by the Salvation Army should be converted to a chronic- care facility from an active-treatment centre Timbrell said the Salvation Army has agreed to the recommendation on condition that a new hospital be built in the borough of Scarborough Construction is to begin next year he said Allen who conducted the study of the Toronto hospitals told a news conference that the 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