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Images of the Constable of Grouville Alan Le Maistre opening a valve on the culvert taking storm water to sea in Gorey Village near the Royal Jersey Golf Club's course. Also included in the picture are from left Michael Holloway, assistant chief engineer for the Resources Recovery Board, Edward Cuthbert, engineer, Chris McCardle, engineer, Morris Bartley, chief engineer and Deputy Arthur Carter [image A-F, K-L] [from JEP 23/12/1978 p 3].

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Reference	L/A/75/A3/3/9260
Date	22 December 1978
Names	Le Maistre, Alan, Constable of Grouville Royal Jersey Golf Club Resources Recovery Board Cuthbert, Edward McCardle, Chris Bartley, Morris Carter, Arthur, Deputy Holloway, Michael
Keywords	water supplies \| storms \| Storm damage \| culverts \| Engineers
Places	Gorey Village
Dimensions	12 35mm negative
Language	English
Level of description	File
Access restrictions	Closed for preservation - please consult digital copy
JEP Photographic Job Number	1978/9260

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L/A/75 Jersey Evening Post (JEP)

L/A/75/A Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive 1921 to 2003. Comprises photo negatives and film, including glass plate negatives, and contact sheets of photographs, from Jersey’s evening newspaper. Arranged in subject boxes, subject files, and chronologically by year and job number. Also includes photographers’ diaries, some of which are indexed. In addition, there are digital images from 2003 to date

L/A/75/A3 Negatives from the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive, arranged by year and job number from 1976 to 2003

L/A/75/A3/3 Negatives from the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive for 1978, arranged by job number. The negatives have been scanned digitally at 1,200 dpi

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Images of the Constable of Grouville Alan Le Maistre opening a valve on the culvert taking storm water to sea in Gorey Village near the Royal Jersey Golf Club's course. Also included in the picture are from left Michael Holloway, assistant chief engineer for the Resources Recovery Board, Edward Cuthbert, engineer, Chris McCardle, engineer, Morris Bartley, chief engineer and Deputy Arthur Carter (image A-F, K-L) (from JEP 23/12/1978 p 3).

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