NOVEMBER ,6. 1953
Mrs. Graydon Bids For Husband's Commons Seal
BRAMPTON. OnI5.. (CP) .. A middle-aired mother who has never hold public office will make 3 bid Nov. 30 for the parliamentary seal loft vacant when her husband died two months ago. '
Daisy Graydon. widow of Gordon Graydon. foreign affairs expert tor the Progressive Consrrvativr nirty said today that "Gordon would have liked me to
Mrs. Graydon will seek the party's nomination for the by-elec- iion in Peel riding, a seat her hus- band represi--ntod in the Commons :or iii Years.
A former school teacher born till a farm near Sunnldale. 0nt., Mrs. Graydon said she was "um-g. led" when told that manypersansin the riding would like to see her run for the nomination.
Her acceptance is a reversal of ,the role she had always chosen to play as a. home - maker for M-r. Graydon and three daughters,
Good Speake .-. pretty woman with a quick. warm smile. her black hair
streaked with white, Mrs. G-raydon said it took much "soul search- ing" before she agreed to step into her husband's shoes. Her daugh- lFl'S, Carol. M, Leone, 23. and Pat- ilrln, 19. all urged her to accpct.
Mrs. Graydon is a good speaker and a good mixer. She is a mem- ber of the Business and Profes- sional Women's Club,
if elected. she would be the fifth woman and fourth Progressive Cnnservzitivc woman member of the present House.
BREADALBANE W. M. 8.
The October Missionary Meet- in: of the Breadaibatnc United Church met at the home of Mrs. Angus Gilli: on Oct. 1 at 8 o'- clock.
Roll call was responded to by 15 members and five vlsitora. The devotional part of the pro- '.'l'RI"n was led by MR1 Gordon Ripley. Pia-ns were made for a chicken supper.
Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Matheson.
NEW BUSINESS
GREAT YARMOUTH, England. iCP)-Roderick Nisbei. 15. threw I bottle into the North sea with l message "any nice girl please write." Now he has a batch of letters from Dutch girls, and is thinking of selling the addresses for a small charge to classmates
Professional cards. 1. EARLE iiitiitiav
Chartered Accountlnt Canadian Bank of Commerce Building Summerside, P. E. I. PHONE 2888
W. Albert Robertson
Chartered Accountant P. E. 1. MUTUAL nurnnmc
Giranvillo at Water Street Summerside
P, 0. BOX 681
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A. Raymond Grant. BSc.. 0.D. OPTOMETRIS1
Complete Visual Analysis Classes Fitted
I88 Water Street.
Abovo Mnprlcs Mill's Men's Wear Phono 3530.
B. F. HUNTER R. 0.
OPTOMETRIST lurnmsraido. P. I. I.
Complete Vinunl Arnlylea Glasses Fitted PHONE 3116
8M.ALLMAN'S BUILDING
E. E. PARKMAII
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0PTOME'l'RIS'!' Gluua Fitted Eye: Examined Office Hours:
Summorolde
- Federal
tmight normally be expected by this , ,i,1g A dump truck ,5 shown ML rock fill on the east side of theilorking steel wall that encloses they
Clay ,0 make up me wharf, building up the area feet from the shore line, is ioa,'30.000 cubic yards of clay and sum! m'"" ”” SW1 5” W” M” feet wide for 400 feet of this dis-lllii that will form the wharf heiiali'""9'i0”59 W” is locmfl 0" of iisphalti
i Enclosed by a half-mile of inter- locking steel piling weighing more (than 5 million pounds, the new wharf at Summerslden which. when completed. will cost! at least 51!; million, will be one
Canada, and will provide thel facilities necessary to handle alli the import-export shipping thatl
port.
The wharf. which extends 900i
tnnce. then widening to 196 feet for the remaining 500 feet.
The interlocking steel piling which extends around the whole of the wharf. is driven 5 feet into, the rock bed.
On top of this is a. thick con-I crcic coping wall, four feet at the,
at the top.
The steel piling is secured in posi-i rods. 4 inches in' every 'l'n.- fr-etl
tlon by steel diameter. placed apart, which extend the full width of the wharf. l The steel piling at the end of the wharf is fastened by similar but shorter rorln. to a solid wall of re- inforceci concrete.
Will llavi-, Asphalt Surface
About 30,000 cubic yards of sand and clay fill will provide the. wharf bed which will be covered
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completed by next August.
Throughout the summer about 75 LV pushing,back the tide as it is""idEHde- is 599” R seem)" M the .t0 80 men (about 50 of this num-iiluinpcd within the protective wall 4 mch steel wds which 593” the of the finest wharves in easternhber are residents of Prince Edward Islandi have been employed on this
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project.
ding more
on which a covering paving will be laid.
2. One of the reinforced concrete
bollards is shown together with
fl. section of the concrete sea. wall interlocking stecll piles extending around the wcntiro but mm tapering to one foot wharf area a distance of one-half
tiint tops the
mile. i
3, A bulldozer 1,,v,.1, and immpspinind. Somctinir-s a little ind or mini We 795119”! b05'd- 29 D" 99"”
the clay and sand fill
lbefil hauled by trucks and srow, "h”dl'”1
and
will come six inches of
to 25 feet.
4- Liifitc crmies arr soon Illlsiiypii('S1)0llSlblIii)' of tho cngiigcd at vnriniis tasks such as,liomc. dredging, steel driving. placing fill.
tie rods, channel walls, etc.
is being done by the J. P. Porter the remaining capping timbers are cast side of the wharf. Co., of Montreal. began on Novem- placed, In tho backgroungi is i a bcr 26, 1952, and is expected to IJCpQ'0ilCl'l'iI view of the area in which
that hn;i0Itii"li spanks our thoughts for its i iiicarIY 3- ihirdl 0i me People ll"? IMLI mg tM”' Phgip wk? - . . , 'p M. an r. tori iniis aug n Ii ho wnmmbm ""”h' 0 Wm" did uws, British physirg 1 Grand River, wcro visitors with
dumped mm me "rm. Next "Moinmic lovrd flowers and i-liiz,-ks gravel and liimbs . . . iind then a final hard stirfncinglilow 5'"? Wlllid Ililmiie W911 with asphalt paving. The depth of,””” "mi WP?” Wuchi
fill in this project varies from 10 i
O to 12 - l to 6 and by anpolntmsnt. PHONE 3287
KEGENT THEATRE RLDO. Summenido
Bummer St.
W. GIIESTER S.
Macliiliillli
Bnrriaier. sollclou . Notary, Eta.
LLB. Money to Donn.
Offlco formerly occupied by Lou Heath Strong. ILC.
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by 6 inches of gravel. and it is expected that all of this will bel paved with on asphalt surface. The sand used for fill is being obtained from local beaches within in. radius of seven miles of Sum- mcrside. and also by dredging operations near the east end of Hoiman's Island. . The existing warehouse. about 290 x 40 feet, which is located on the east side of the wharf, will be supplementary W A hike new wharahouse 450 x 80 feet. which will be built on the west side of the wharf.
5. Mr. J. Watson MacNaughi.: Member of Parliament for Prince County, (right) on a progress in-I spcction tour of the project, rin- ccives explanation from Mr. Roddy MacNeill (centre), for the J. P. Porter Co., nn the, job being done by one of the large) cranes, while with Mr. Ralph Mac-5 Lennan (left). Department ofl Public Works inspector, they dis-I cuss the pi-ogri-ss'boin;,r made in construction. y
6- In Silhouette ,, mm scow islitsclf to death, what shall we doihrd pntirnls,.iherc was less incon-
THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN
Latest Engineering Technique Employed In Building Commodious Federal Wharf For Prince County Capital
lfrost proof warehouse to be built
western corner of the wliai-i at 11, Side by side two uranes, locateit on supporting floats con-I tintiously lift sand or rock fill from scows and steadily provide thei firm base on which the trucks will later deposit tlirir loads of sand.
clay and gravel.
12. A view of the east side of
be-'ciitire wharf area. Also shown isiihe Wm” M midimie 3h0W5 IWW the n general view of the CTC()SOi8(I me Steel mds are Wnnecied W the
'thv-lpiling that will support the new "Mt I””' An" 19"” ml 1"" been placed to the top of this wall, a i-rinforccd concrete capping wall will be constructed on top of this
interlocking steel piling.-S. -Photo by Wotton.
iihe fill of sand and clay is slow-
of steel mm Concrete. '196 foot width of the outer part lot the wharf. Each of these steel
9. Rrgnrillcss of tide the work oft rods costs tl500.0t) and they are ,pl:icing fill continues, and one ofiplaccd 7!: feet apart. adding great tthe cranes is seen busily placing?sti'ength and support to the inter-l
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That Body or Yours
Continued from page 1.
Kensingf-o;n:nd Vicinity
mutmm. M5 ch.,,ng(.d,,M leash HM; Yirltniu because of the Ming popu- m H". m,mL O1-LL," hm. name is laii-an there." For instimcr. in the on our lips-for we live in lirr, l'"FWm "hem "W59 ph5'5'”'"i” serve prc5p11f(')'Tnlrvays' we mink R is m rm the geriatric subcommittee of
lririids in Kciisiiigion and Indian River on Sunday.
Kcnsington friends will regret to hear that master David Sucisbury, son of Mr. and Mrs, Rcagh Suds-
iil('
Babiias 10,," Andi inns iinti about the nrcrls of that
smatltciizliig in t'anadia. and much , would apply to other countries? The jntprval of 5 year has "Tliry stressed particularly the miitureil much her two. Titi-y ilfU'(' ""”d 0f P-””P"1i1'3C0l”d5 M the med” gmwii inllcr nlrlcr acct-uicii morn 4-” NW (if H10 01d? iii"? "niilllll-A” ' ' lgmn ,md', Mad me nppd Of ,, pprsmml mmmal ibury of Ciii'll'i0Iii"i.0ll'll, is ill with made gimp pl-ml,-cg,-5 ,1, t in the il0l'50llLliillPS of old 1)eoplt:;””1-E 'l”:II”'”"Y"I"- The pS"lis,I"”'3: lschool. Anil although wr nrc iiwnrc ill be fT-1T'd 101? IIKXV 0mi7iiil5iZPd mmtl-I 1 Lmt” mmed hm" hens or those by n look, fl. silence, there) that cxpvnsive hospital and other mg'”" i" C”””””””"”- :1:-c no con,-31.-tints hem-d aver nnyi hiiilciiiigs were not needed. niid that lonely niomiems they suffer, ,sinall units should be used as mucif We talk with James iibout titosi-,ns possible. The bcst plan to care (lays that are gone, i-oiniiulei-l nt,iii(-iii, which simulatcs a family rvery ttirii of our way . . . By cvi-ryl home; the next best is an environ- rlish and pan and spoon we usc:,-mflilt Wliitih Slmllihlts I TRmil.V in room, in plant and shrub orlmmv. hnusiniz perhnin A dozen old lawn and the graceful weeping wil- ll?-illle who do their share of the
L. A. C. Tyiidall Scmplr, son of Georgc Srmplr and grandson of Tyndall Scniplo the veteran rnrci ilrivrr is sprnding a short. vacation int his home. He leaves on Saturday, ifor the St. Hub:-rt Airport - neni" I Monircal.
low of ,hci' plnniimz from whichiwork of the house and are under , ,
iilew (lays tho leaves drift so ttiic care of st conineimii mritmniv ml” C" vi" 1'' mrd 9”” 0" Fri"
iioisclcssly down. person. who may or may not have iI”3' "mm I” We 10”” ha" had I ' i niiic iiiblos in play. The lnilics'
We pick in withered lcnf fioiiiisllrvlhl iI”rlii1iiilZv" fl. plant on the sill . . . "Now lhisj They pointed out that by getting Rernniunythat has almost blooiiicii old people to be tip and about, not
prize was won by Mrs. Fred Shea. lMr. Gcni-go Goi-man was the win- ner of tho Gentleman's prize. Con- snlniion prizes were won by Mrs.
Attended To
Dr. H. I. Maotloili
PHYSICIAN D SURGEON Wlier Street (Opposite Holmanii
llouru- limo-12:00 A.M. Dally. 2:00.. 4:00 P.lil. Daily. 7:00- 8:00 I'.M. Dally.
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DR. ii. A. MIROI
DINTIII mntll X-Bay: lnniirnan Building
SUMMERSIDI Dill ISO (
The creosoted piling has all been laid for this shed, together with approximately two-thirds of the capping sills which will form the sub structure of the new ware-
house. I
A railway spur line will be built between the two buildings. Dredging at the wharf is being done to a depth of 23 feet from a point 200 feet from shore on the west side. amund the whole dock to the opposite point on the east lide. then tapering to a depth of 12 feet for the remaining 200' feet to shore line. This will pro-3
vida i600 feet of docking space. with a depth of 23 feet of water at low tide. The dredging will ox- tend outward from the wharf for 100 feet on the west side and for 200 feet on the end and east
mgr.-ock gm; has in be excnvngpdlbreak off that greenest piece andt from the harbor bottom in ordrripillm If I" "cw "arm? TM" "'9: to provide . den”, of 23 feet M would alwnys' hn.i'c it." Thus nrc mill. my dent. water It low We in we dock-mgtinemorles kept evergreen in mist That l'0TIl the first was set aside M.” of the Wm”, were appmxp. Home she loved wiiri-e nothing has for 3'0 . mately 53,000 cubic yards of i-ociilchammi. since her oassiniz. , , I had to be removed. Blasting cm H . ti ' 0 g Nothing sincc thi-ii, Oh uotiiliigi an M,"-we of (iv, um” dauml Nothing, my ilcar, oh nothing has been touched, l three cnrloads of dynamite has al-iii” W3" "iuchtdf I 0F by ”"h"d'"K mixers dlsnr-i, ready been med and one moral, All things still are as when youtrana9d- p clrload will be required before th(wWPlli. away: i Coulil you from llcnven a mo-, Droiectz is completed. Mfjlazwsigimztiii warms the lltilriillF;:i::i0:il'3llshl)R(;”(:an1 Md t t i ' - I 1' . 1 en er col 7. Creosoted piles and capping Through which you looked nndiniy hi-art V 5 timbers that fonn the HUD'BTirUC'lSmiIefI nnd waved ngnin Nothing, YOIITI fiml, nothing, mv ture for the. new 400 x 60 foot To mp cach morn. dny nftcr-drnr, has clinngerl." i I shed that is to be erected. while R happy any, (mm lnmon-nw . Dim-yi small portion of the 290 x.40 foot. - - - - Good-night . . . . , warehouse is seen on the right. Nothing has i-imm-,1; .. .LL...LL--...L- A nliwnv spur line will be built dowll on the wall, ISl.A.Vl) i-izax between the two warehouses. Still grow fantastic as they IISNI -
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tho sha-
aldeii of the dock. About one-half. of the dredging operations been completed.
havelbe done at low tide. and the last Inf the creosoted piles (above) will together here. Work on this lune protect. whichibe ltrolghiencd and levelled beforel In this small room, your very. 1...-oi,
3- 503110 03 the WOW CED Only do Blur niountaiii peak on tho West Those evening hours lnrilcs island of Jamaica 1-isrst m..-n ih-in 7000 feet above SINK
lto we spoilt '
' Witi it? Tir IT. ' '9 ii T i , ' 2. t :3?I:10ni)uY;:;:einoeiu tiIi1ei.;p;,e1x;(-,3Tl:,t; "Noi Not)t0lII1t oiidjit was onc' lllltI(fInTT(I0l'6n llstllliie 'vi'()llrI(m”V:IIanl:il?- R”b"t Dlmph-V and Julms Cmkem pmem 1, in dmimk and blmblnf Mothers' favorites! Couldn't wo,ir.u1ned. Til" flwm ("It I'”5 Wm by M”-
Frcd Shea and Joseph Thibeaud.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MCERCIlOrh of Fldinoiitnn, who motored to l'. E. 1. two works ngo, left on re- turn last work Mrs. McEachern was the former Alma. sudsbury of Kciisiiigton, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Duggan. The motor pririv VISiI('tI Mr. McEiichern's re- lzit rs nlso.
KINE llliili
COFFEE
FirST(I1fJi((t for fimi n(lVtlll"
ih -. .o v . i 10. Looking shoreward from the on 9 Imql :1 e at me Hm” I
PAGE THIRTEEN Grade 11 Sr.-1. Edward Rom- utyii-an u Jr.-1. main Mu-
Tsoura MILTON scnoor.
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Report for November from South Milton School is as follows: Grade X-1. Lloyd White.
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Neill
Grade it Sr.-1. Eleanor Ramsay: I Grade Ix-1. Vernon Willis. 2. Irma. Ramsay. :: Grade VII-1. Louise Mat:Neill; Grade I Jr.-1. Dean Macaw-
2. Leslie Poole; 3. Billy Murphy; rie.
4. Wesley Curtis. Perfect attendance: Wesley Our- Grade V-1. Alba. Macquarriewtis, Orville Curtis, Louisa Mac-
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2. Eateua Ramsay. Neill. John MacNeill and Marvin
Grade IV-1. Margaret White. M:icNelll,
Grade III-1. Orville Curtis; 2. Prize for most stars in spelling: John MacNeill; 3. Millar MacQuar- Louise MacNell1, rie. - Teacher: Leah Moore.
CAMEO THEATRE
' KENSINGTON
'I'hursclay-Friday 7:15-9:15; Saturday. 4 Shows-2:30, 6, 8, 10. The Kettles are on a howling holiday; they i take a trip and tangle with trouble for the most fun 3 you ever hadw”MA & PA KETTLE ON VACATION", starring Marjorie Main as ”Ma”, Percy Kilbride as , ”Pa". Come have a roalrlaugh with these two. Also ' I Serial and News. Ploaso Note: Show times on Satur- day 2:30 - 6 - 8 - 10. Admission 45c and 30c.
ROYAL THEATRE
BORDEN
Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:l5; Matinee 2:30 on Satur- day. George Formby in comedy - "GEORGE ON CIVVY STREET”. Bank Night drawing Saturday.
GRAPAIID THEATRE
ORAPAUD FRIDAY 8:30--SATURDAY 7:30-9:30 .
”Pil..ll..Liii7
Loretta Young - Kent Smith Also the Three Stooges in ”THE TOOTH WILL OUT"-
CAEITOL Summerside
Tonight 7:15 - 9:25; Saturday 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:25 BlG' DOUBLE BILL ATTRACTION
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Taxes on Ciitiroiniins React-lroious i
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In Color By Technicolor
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