2-'i ' " . ' THE NEW RAILWAY WIIABF AT GEOBGEIUWN

Extensive Reconstruction At Georgetown Railway Wharf

Rapid progress is being made

on the Georgetown Railwayi Wharf reionstruction project. underway since early in the

summer by the Diamond Con- struction Co. Ltd.. of Frederic- ton, N.B. Removal last winter of the. frost proof warehouse. built in the late 1920's. set the stage for the new and largest reconstruction lob ever done in Georgetown and perhaps the largest wharf reconstruction Job to be done in the Province. when completed the wharf will be 920 feet in length and will have an average width of 175 feet. On the wharf will be erect ed a frost-proof potato ware- house. SN feet in length and 66

feet in width, with a 12 ft. highi

side wall. OFFICES

it will contain three separate offices. one for the wharfanger. one for the potato inspectors and an office for the ' .. There will be lsvatorles and stevedorts room. The boiler room will be fire resistant. The County Cos- struction Cn.. has the subcon- tract for placing the large sand and clay fill on the wharf all-

Saint John, N.B.: and by Dia- mond Construction. which were treated at Newcastle. N.B.

Twenty-nine railway car loads of this treated timber has al- ready arrived in Georgetown. with 3 to 5 carloads to come. Approximately 60 tons oi chan- nels. plate washers, bolts will be used in the construction and sup- plied by York Structural Steel of Fredericton. N.B.

The timber. bolts are supplied by Saint John. iron Works of Saint John. N.B.. and are V. in to iii in. by is in. to 36in.ln length.

FOUR CRANES

Equipment on the lab includes four cranes: one of We yd. size. with a 100 ft. boom-two of Vs yd. size with 50 ft. booth and one of V: yd. size with a 40 ft. boom.

The wood piling is driven from

a floating pile driver. with swinging leads. 72 feet long. The steel piling are put in place with a crane. The driving ham- mers are operated by automatic double - acting steam or air.

The Diamond Construction Co. have erected offices. cook-house. bunk house and scales at the head oi the wharf. on the south side oi Water Street. IN CHARGE

Officials in charge of the pro- iect are:- Superintendent-Henry Benoit of Tracadie, N.B.: Wood pllodrivlng - Lloyd MacDonald. oi Point Au Carr. N.B. -Steel Piledrivlng - Severe Basque oi Upper Sheila. N.B. --Timekeep- er - Edmund Savole oi Trac- adle. N.B. - Cook. Alphonse Martin oi Neguac. N.B. -Gov- ernment Inspector, William G. MacDonald of Souris-Assn Gov. inspector Walter Rodgerson oi Peakes -Government Engin- eer - Mr. Rosmsn of Charlotte- town. 40 men are engaged on the job. including Diamond Co., key- men and operators.

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of approximately 225 feet on the whari's Eastside and I5 fee on the West side. About 19.000 tons oi fill have already been placed. with moot sooo tons yet to be placed. I100 yds. oi gravel have been used by County in the concrete retaining walls and about OW yds will he placed later in the lamenated deck. which will surround the wardouse. RETAINING WALL!

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The following are the results in the Holstein ring at the Pro- vincial Plowing Match and Ag- ricultural Fair.

MALES

Junior call. 1. Charles SN MacDonald. Souris River, 2. Ru L Burge. Five Houses.

Senior call. 1. J. unooln Dew- ar. New Perth, 1. Howard Dis- n, Fortune Bridge. i

Junior yearling, 1. Chariesf I. MacDonald.

Senior yearling. Wood. Dundas.

Aged male. 1. Howard Dixon.

-Grand Champion. Howard Dix- on. Junior champion and reserve grand. J. Lincoln Dewar.

Reserve junior champion. How- and Dixon. FEMALES

Junior Calf, l. Howard Dixon, 1. Charles S. MacDonald, 3. G. MacKay. Strathcona.

Senior call. 1'. Howard Dixon. 1. R.L. Burge. 3.. Albert Wood.

Junior Yearling. i. Howard Dixon. 2. R.L. Burge. I. J. Lin- coin Dewar.

2 year old dry, 1. Albert Wood. 1. M.J. Howlett. Souris River.

2 year old in milk. I. Charles 8. MacDonald, 2. Howard Dixon. 3. R.L. Burge.

2 year old dry, 1. Charles S. MacDonald. 2. Howard Dixon.

3 year old in milk. 1. R. L. Burge.

8 year old dry, 1. Charles S.

1. Albert 1

3 MacDonald.

4 year old in milk. 1. R. L.

- Burge. 2. Charles S. MacDonald. 5 3. Howard Dixon.

4 year old dry. 1. Howard Dix- on. 2. R.L. Burge. 3. Albert Wood.

Aged female in milk, 1. Al- bert Wood.

Junior champion, Charles S. MacDonald. Reserve. Howard Dixon.

Senior and grand t-lianipinn. R. L. Bunze. Reserve senior and grand 1.-hampion. Charles S. Mac- Donald.

Junior iii-rd. 1. Howard Dixon, 2. Charles S. hint-I)onald. 3. J.

Lin 'oln Dewar.

Senior herd, 1. Howard Dixon. 2. R.L. Burge. 3. Charles S.' MacDonald.

Progeny of dam, 1. Charles S.

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w.i. AT MRS. DUNCAN Mac- Intryes Tuesday night.

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tion List Of Continued

Albert Wood. Four females qualified in R0. P.. 1. R.L. Burge. 2. Charles B. MacDonald, 1. H. Dlxoa. Junior get oi sire. 1. Charles S. MacDonald. 1. Howard Dixon. 8. J.L. Dewar. Senior get of sire, 1. R.L. Burge. 2. H. Dixon. I. Albert nod.

W GRADES Yearling female 102. l. Ralph MacDonald. Bouris East. 8. Al- be'rt Wood. . 3 year old female. 1. Ralph MacDonald.

Mature female, 1. A. Wood. St Peters R.R. 2.. 1. Roddie Mac- Kenzie. Cardigan, R.R. 5.. I. P. Morrison.

The following are-the results oi the Ayrshire show. MALE CLASSES

Junior calf l. and Son. Dundas.

Senior calf. l. and 2. Brenton Stead, Souris RR.

Junior yearling. White.

Mature bull, 1. N.W. MscLeod and Son. Cardigan. R.R. 1. John J. Somers and Sons. St. Geor- ges. Ii. Robert Acorn and Son.

Junior champion, Brenton Stead with Lindwood Diamond. 1 Reserve Brenton Stead. Senior champion, N.W. Mac- Leod and Son. lngsbrook Duke. Reserve senior. John J. Som- ers and Son.

Grand champion. Ingsbrook Duke, N.W. Maclseod and Son.

Reserve grand. Llndwood Dia- mond. Brenton Stead.

FEMALE CLASSES

Junior calf. l. N.W. Maclseod and Son. 2. Brenton Stead, 3. Gerry Doyle, Vernon River. Senior call, 1. Brenton Stead, 2. R. Acorn and Son. Dundas. Junior yearling. 1. Gerry Doyle 2. N.A. MacLcod and Son. 3. R. Acorn and Son.

2 year old dry. 1. N.W. Mac- Leod and Son, 2. R. Acorn and Son. 3. Maccormack Brothers. St. Georges.

2 year old in milk. I. and 2. Brenton Stead. 8. Robert White Souris. R.R.

3 year old dry,

Robert Acorn

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MacDonald, 1. Howard Dixon. 1. SW4

. l. Bren- ton Stead. 2. Gavin Reid and Son. Rollo Bay.

Senior and grand champion. Brenton Stead with Heather's

Millie.

Reserve Senior and reserve grand. Colnmario Elizabeth. Ga- vln Reid and Son.

Junior Herd. l. Brenton Stead.

1 Robert White. I. N.W. Mac- Leod.

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Progeny oi darn. l. Brenton at White.

Four females qualified in R. O.P. l. Brenton Stead, 2. N.W. MacLeod. 3. Robert White.

Junior get of sire. l. N.W. Mac-

Leod, 2. Brenton Stead, It. R. Acorn and Son. Senior get oi sire. i. Breumn

Stead, 2. Robert White, I. N.W. Maclaod and Son.

BOURIS LINE ROAD SOUTH W. I.

The August meeting of this Institute was held at the school- house with I members present. Meeting opened with Ode and roll call answered by "paying a nickel."

Minutes of the previous meet- ing were tread, approved and dgned. Sick committee had no report. Mrs. Lorne Keays and Mrs. Bernard MacAulay were appointed. No school committee was appointed.

Some discussion took place about the holding of dance and raffle at the school the following week. It was moved and second- ed that 55. be donated to th e Cancer Campaign. There being no further business the meeting adjourned.

Mrs.

the members to her home for Sept. meeting. Three members are to donate prizes for the bin- go. Roll call to be answered by "your favorite color." An enjoy- able lunch was served by the

Stead. 2. N.W. MacLcod and Son hostess. Mrs. Joseph L. in ae-

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ALSO RNNING

Mr. J. Brenton St. John. M.L. A., Souris. announced Saturday. that he will seek the Kings Coun- ty Liberal nomlnation at the par- ty convention scheduled for Oc-i tober 2nd in Georgetown. Mr. St. John has represented the First District of Kings in the local House since winning a by-election held in that district July 13- 1949- He is Deputy Speaker of the, present House. and is a former Ministe without portfolio.

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ened world-wide uninn boycott of de Havilland airplane compon ents was called off Saturdayi when the government decided to set up an official inquiry into a vacation pay dispute. Union lead- ers dropped lhe plan fnllnwing in- tervention by Labor Minister lani Mat-Leod.

EAST BALTIC

Mr. and Mrs. (Bus! Reynolds spent part of their holi- days with Mr. Reynolds' sister Mrs. Reggie Johnston, North Lake.

Mr. Lyman Rose returned to his home in North lake follow- ing his illness in the Souris Hos- pital. Iiia host of friends a re glad to see and have him home again and hope he will soon be able to attend to his busy fishing activities.

Mr. Rberl Rose, North Lake. Mr. Lyman Baker. Lakcville. spent a few days visiting in Gaxpe Bay, N.B. and U.S.A

The iriasds ti Mrs. louis Campbell, Fsirfield. are sorry to hear oi her continued illness and hosptialisation and a speedy get well is most cordially ex- tended to Mrs. Campbell.

Mr. Cecil Rose returnert in his home in North Lake having spent several weeks visiting in Western Canada and U S. A. Mr. Rose was accompanied as far as Ontario by Mr (izmlun MacDonald. Kingsbom him now employed in Ontario V

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dlxun and, family left on return to Rural Scotia from holidaying with rc-i Latives in East Baltic and Rod Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nlullalli left on return to Subury. )lll inn, following their marriage at St. Columba Church.

A dance was held at xmn, Lake on August 27 and lill' pm- ceeds were in aid of a ft'vtitlIl who had the misfortune .21 hav- ing his leg broken rem-ntly

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs. James D Harrison on their marriage lil High Park Baptist Church Toronto. Hrs. Harrison is the former -Hr-nv Robertson) daughter of Mr and Mrs. Alton Robertson. Munns Road.

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'Mr. and In Jasqh Kasys, left on return tosnsaex. mg. having went

their s with relatives in Elmira. Prieat Pond and Souris.

Mr and Mrs. Edward Gunn. left on return to Everette. Masa.. having spent the past three weeks visiting with relatives and friends LII Klngsboro and vicinity. .

Misses Elora Ching, Rad Point, and Anita Rose, East Baltic, spent a few days visiting in Gaspe Bay. NB. and United States ,

Congratulations to Master Sterling Ladner on being the best cadet from P.E.l. at the training camp at Aldershot N. S. Sterling is the son of Mr. and Mrs Leslie Ladner. Charlotte- town. and former residents of Kingshorn and Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy, Mrs. M. Jarvis, Everette. Mass, are guests of Mr and Mrs John MacDonald. Bayfield.

Mr Garfield Robcrtson,iQuc- bet I: spending his holidays with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Robertson. Kttigslmm.

Mr and Mrs. Thomas Brown and family left on return to New- iun, !Vlass.. having spent thevr annual holidays at their beauti- ful summer home in i(lil.;.si)l-"n

Mr Edwin Roherisun Vlul " Road. was a recent business nor to Black Pond.

Sir and Mrs. Arthur .'tlcN(-ill itioniaguc accompanied by their son, Mr. Gordon Mum-ill. linliI.'n.wi1n is on il(iiI(i:l'. ill llimitnultc were Sunday l'I4i'4lI'h with Mrs Mc.N'elll's sixlei"-. Mrs William Baker. Lakevilie and Mrs. A. Cameron. Snulh Lakt-.

Mrs H9221? Jtihnslnn a mi ('ilIifil'Pll. who have .nPnl the summer months at North Lake. lFii on return to their home in Murray Harbour.

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