I St. John River's Biggest ' Log Boom Aids Employment

rm 1: The Guardian Watt. August 3. 1955

FREDERICTON (CPI-The big-iators who fund thc winter of l954- I957. with prodiit.-tion t.-apabilities.

goat log boom ever to move down 55 far from satisfactory.

the winding St. John river from ,

Fredericton to Lancaster. N.B. "009 FROM Hill” CAMP

means employment. profits and at Mm”, "000 mnk wmprm-"R H",

future for many alone the river boom we'" wppfwd by iurnwrg

Mn” between northern Grand Falls and To farmers and uuicrientient vut- Fredericton. The remainder was

ters who contributed many of the taken from woodlands inside the

53-000 Cord! '15 PiilD"t""l "19 b"0"i iarmy's Camp Gagetown and com-

II I b00l1- pany holdings in Mndowaska and The logs. corralled a few mllas Victoria counties.

of the mill steadily increasing. its annual consumption will be about 350.000 cords, one-third of which will be contributed by independent cutters.

The sharp upswing in demand follows a 520.00tl.f)0ti expansion pro. gram which will enable the plant to produce 250 tons of bleached kraft pulp daily in addition to its outpitt of bleached ttulphite.

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l Dr. Russell Furneu has pur- ;chased the home of Mrs. J. B. ,Mlllman. known as the "Tree- iholm". situated on the Malpeque 'Road. Kenslngton.

. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Bernard. accompanied by Mrs. Joseph woodside. Kensington. were vis- itors to Charlottetown on Mon- day. July 25.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce oi lcharlottetown spent a pleasant holiday in Baltic. the guest of IMrs. Edith Wall.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Matthews. accompanied by Master Garth and Miss Mary Matthews. were motorists to the eastern part of the Island during the weekend

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y MONTREAL tCPi -r The pipe 'and drum bands of the 1st and 2nd battalions of the Black Watch I jiment left Tuesday aboard the

liner Empress of France 3n mute .to Edinburgh where they will par.

ticipate in the Edinburtth festival,

llatcr this month. ; The Black Watch bands will also go on tour before returning home

ed to her home in Kenslngtuu on l'Ytlonday after spending the week- 'cnd in Summerside. the guest at tMr. and Mrs. .7. Harold Good. win.

On Sunday evening. Julv mt. lthe Keir Memoral Church -at Mat:

Ellerslie 8: Bideford

The many friends of Mrs. Gor- don Miller are plensad to know she is much improved in health since her operation in Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller and littlc daughter. Toronto. are via- iiing their parents Mr. and Mrs. Layton Miller. also Mr. and Mrs. John Maccnull.

Miss Wanda MacCaull. Toronto is spending her vacation withherl parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-l Caull.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter

Lorna Mscnotiult. she was ac- companied home by liar two granddaughters.

Mr. and Mrs; George Thomp- son are spending two weeks va- cation ' visiting their daughter Lorena in East Saint John. N. B.

The many friends of Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson are sorry to

ihear of her illness. She had tollnr Grove. Lot 12.

enter Prince County Hospital for an a ration. and all wish her a s y recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Georae Hardy and son, Galetown. N. B.. spent the eekend visiting their par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bridges. also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hardy.

The lrlends of Mr. Alvin Waite

are torn to hear at his alclnte... Mr. Bernard Adams and la lJohn Maccaull. uriployed gt gt?-Iactown. spent the weekend visiting their families here.

Mr. and Mrs. Cody Banks. Tu ruuto. are.spend'tnz their we..-

tion visiting Mr. Banks' parents. l

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Banks of Pop-

Mr. Orwell Millet". R. C. A. )t'., IWIIO-Ill stationed at Ctiatham. N. 28.. is spending two weeks leave with his parents. Mia and Mrs. Gordon Miller.

The little friends of Paul Bur. , ,leitzh are glad to hear he is much lbetier after his operation in IPrince County Hospital.

and son.' Carman. spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs.

and were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Aitken and family of Fortune.

from here. will be towed by Ioilr At thc peak about 200 men were river tughonts in Irving Pulp and employed on tho riritr liurutil Paper Ltd. for convcrsiop to news I early periods of tho iRtl.000-t-oi-ii print and paper products lmnvement. yards were set or iii The big boom supplements 00. strategic points along the river 000 cords moved to the Irving milll In 1954. the IFVITIE mill gobbled earlier this year and boosts thetup 150000 cords of pulpwoud ht-i'orc' income of independent woods oper-lihe 1955 supply was garnered By

St Louis Mr and Mrs Henry Bernard

and two children of St. CRllIlrll1P.1.l Ont. are visiting at the home of

New Senator On Wednesday evening. .iul.t It

Dr F A 'iit'G'Wtntl- W "I F""l'.the third and final barn dance of erlctnn -iltnriitiii 3- ll" We" the season was held at William appointed to tho he-unto by Prime Cousin,-I Bamt A tug, number

Melvin Hutchinson of Saint John. N B.

Mrs. Willtna Gtliis has accept-i ed a position at Prince County Hospttal,, Summerside.

Miss Marion. MacDougail. Tor- onto. is spending her two weeks'

-wtliltle was filled when Rev. tr, yp3'5":r'"-till tRim0i1lRt'In.ra forincr lvears. delivercdpglltuhddrnerss nlzaniv liean conducted th "EL

V e devotional service. and Mr. J. 3. Law, of Fret-town sang "Open the Gates

Sou'West. tzucsts of Mr. and Mrs.l - William MacLean. Mr. MacDou-1 ti, . gall b presently hi Florida. y

- Mr. and Mrs Russell Jeffery. Toronto. Ontario. and Mr. and" Mrs Ira Jefferv Bangor. Mob more recent visitors M the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffery. Alberton.

Mr. O I Johnston. Itanaqeri of the Canadian Blink of Co merca. Alhcrton. accompanied by. Mrs Johnston and little son.t Jarrtt-e. motored to Charlottctnwn eeterday where they will spend etr holidays.

Mr. and Mrs Richard Jeffery. Alherton. are enjoying A holiday

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trip to Shelhtirne N S and other mainland points Mica fame Wllldo. (iltarlobte mooptcgu. Ievn. U spending a tow days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wtlkle. Alberion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes

arrived recently from the Middle States. They are suettttt at the

at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hayes. Albertmi

Rev Russell T Hall Grimsby. Ont.. conducted Sunday evenintt worship at Alberton Presbyter- taa Church. A former atudent minister of this congregation. Mr Hall neaived a warm elcorne from many friends. During the service a trio composed of Mr Llnytl Wtlkle. Mr: Frank Car- penter and Mrs Norman Oliver l gag "Holy Father. ('heer Our

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. .. , I y Mr Bernardls parents. Mr and yil'.lliiil-litelfi”h5lnlgf:ii;';:'r:i'yqllfllllfpfwillltlat people-were present and Fmdusic Ngnthec1:s:"l;l;al:;c"';l,:E":;dalg.,,m.am,n with her parent; Mr. l It g"Ri'N FOR C()I'FIR" AT -lrvl,,r:.. ';?;(','V,.il:f.:.':,ar:lvi,',:' :.l,'...L";;'('.:'. lZf'.x-"es PBl'littiMl('lx from 1944 to ;i.i,ihe'i.L',"'”.".f3' llllil:"'..t AKSETI l" W other parts of the serllzice Md M”. "mes M”D”"""' 3 er On lrAP'T0Lt St -'"-"ER5”"” ynard's parents. Mr and Ml's lo- 1952 "i "W lt'b"”fxl, f"”'”"”9"' ”'jstngton. The members of Baltic Efgrldrglrdgg y1:3It:5lI9F-wlilild the Mrs. guru," 3",-M3,, nd 5. I gf R R V F" .1), -V d Alli? with blazing tlI'lIITlBlICt3eph T"""hl'-V l" Ebb”""l- . Hon" John 3' Mn at ipp ph,,t,,l w”"""” Iumuk 5”,'"d "ef"5h' My 5,,uLv- 5 ' wnh fant daughter. Betty Ann. have m nglbprmn t'x7,1nndal:5.V'vPemlnFTl on Mr". .R”" For (.m,H..y the Eennv mamham M mp (' . H- I ments. Mr. John Davtsoc was th: - arrived. home from we saw,” spend nine t1:i5.: leave all his W"5' ”9,ll""ml fmml” 5”” 3")" titan Army who is Stnllmletlangl ' e--. ihgllldet hiikytlrllilti elsumn of 1 ll)" Tllesinll Hflenlnm 'l"l'V xi 3 Memnnal Health Cemnl home 1-:::l:;.' lglalllmg al,al::,..Ca3lalgl Gag;f"ow"' .N'B .lS Spendlmz ll” N071? GTGHVIIIO lmonr was realised. Eaidgenziuglgbgls 0u::gll;js'2tle?g: Miss Eunice Hutchinson. Sum Blair Wtlkie and Wesley inman newt Viv?” I-intittits tin" -Wm mfntmd Mm ms lamlly In S" . ., Mi: flizabeih Caseiev is ViIrlh”""' M M" "d M” R” M” milslidllfvlilll lllelgndla-i-Eat: WM? avnad leave this morning in npend rheinerek. with Jean Hershr teat ' Mr and Airs B Vi layior mm: Vumm Valley, "me ml" .Arthur. Kensington, to tender a 3” Emmett H3'cmm(;n ' coming wt-ck at Kt-lr Camp lured. Paramount's runizo l'est- Mr. Eddie Arsenauti ht (pita,-. North Grnnvilli-M tvcrcv twcrlwziti 0' MI. "nan WM Ho". uiisctellaneous shower in non” of ' ' tern has been i'eccivcd 's Llnttetown visited at the home ol 3"”li "I M” H” VlN”'"'k' 0' , their Vlde” d3"Kl"5" M3i'i0li. Mr and Mrs. James Thompson Mr and tti- tttlliam Mallettidmmt, nr nnugual impar "her-John M Am-natiit in st Inut( i-emit FPiiP"ii.i' Miss lladelinc Goodwin return .wnosc marriage takes place in and (laughter Charlottetown vis- aml -W” 'l”'i(liili (li”"l9' ””lV9d cvcr II has hcon slimyn A lllr and Mrs tlrxiliti T-1.tlt'i' gy .thc near future. To the stmiiis tten at the home of M12. and lttwrll t;aiiiiiv.-id;t- wt,-u .xtmd:ty t.-Hmgd lii iii? t"5l""'5l"'i1 i'an- .i).- Leo Puirter at"Irt)lnp8TIlI3(l by H y p. Ii H ,h min of "Here Comes the Brido"play. Mrs Harold Gun, 0,, sung”, ""9'l""”” l” ii'””l l”"" '”"P 4” dc-ur of thc new Vista Visi -and hi! W”? and W0 Ciiiidreii 0i ("let 'w'.'p lll kl”lltllulMl'l ll” mill” Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Andrews. ed by her sister Eleanor. the July 17 their former homes in Aibcrton. .., ,.,.tm. by Technicolor. --Run broolt. N.lI. are visiting at 'he ('""E'””'l”"""s 2'" pxlvndp l0l(l)I'ITlCrly Geraldine Taylor. North tn-it-to ante,-tsd the living mom Dr Ind MN Herb?” Cmbw Fm. Cm-e,-- t, the mhlm mm. homc of Mr. Poiricrmyparents. Grain-tllc. on their recent marriage. which was decorated in pink and. Mrs Elton MacArthur returned and fumh ofiwamrhu” (Wm K.-t twn ymmm- men trappm in and Mrs Mederic Poirier in l.eo- gt Lnuig and 3' H", mum, M t”. Mrs James Toper lit !pCI1IllflK white Gifts were opened hylm-5 lltimfl. after spending the past VF BO” '(-Urbf,” and (MN, inn; a situation beyond their control. i'”" ;m” His; -I-hnmax W," yaoinc, time at ihc lllfllllfyiflll Waugh and Miss Eleanor X9417 i" C- Wllh ll" d3”l;Gl" of -AlTlPh(ll7l. .'tlw..s. arrttcd in and "l ll" l"'ma" Wl"'5E' 1"" Vlr and Mrs liiSPn.BFl'IlRli(l oi dallg Pl end gs"n'm'as: :. ilmd ”nd”l' fml 30"” Wiyills and Jnd x""""il”w' Mr" and rs .-tlbcrtnn Satilitlrn rytintn; to l"'ll)"l ""9 "r 'l""" lllzhl ll” W3-V Ncwttul. Mass. arc spending: too 3"" 't'"l ll"-t lliilv" ”””i"l't' "l M” ml” fmlmlni lpllng ",:'m(l5 ll?" Wail li.i' MISS -Vi.i'”iH '"'” TTOTTTTT OT” - . , . . , .- . . Mt -itri liiis. Joscplt Matheson couglns and M1” Elizabeth B k . irpcnd a liolidar at Dr. Col-lictt s ml , weeks vatatton at the home of Vlr, 1-Mil ii-1 5. uttc Halt-ill. at iii? . H V y "II "NH . n V . mo .' mmmpr mmcy ..Dum.nammE-- The magnificent ttiltirado mtiun- Bernard-S parents and mm”. in TI()fllt' til Mr and llrs licnri P. Chm '"Vi"- M"? 7" '1 'tt"'i-f- Misl l'7V8l.Vn Crnzter and tain country is the settmlz for i Bernard in st l.tiiii.s .0! M and Mrs. Emerson itiathe- Miss Marjorie Huestis arrnngcdl Miss Margaret Anderson Dart ”Run For Cover" To this re.tt-'mm'm-”'rj' 50". .. "W stilt Titc bride-to-be iitunk- nonnln rnmltlt. is a 21105! this week of loss it-rriiorf mines .l.'tiitc.-i ('au- M5 brnugm him 3 mm mum, -'iit' iiiili lit"-c' Vititii Ht'i'iiitI'(l l'i "tit OIRPV Ctitillif Eiiitl Mic at all ilnd extcndctl all iliviitiittin Mrs. Edgar Forsxtli Alhcvton PF)". a nlaii itit't'cti ii) t'liRiit'ti l0 tittrv In the laitttit? 0.-(1,,-1.. ppm tllltl 'ii(i tllll(ll't'll til it ”-s v":-- WVlol:i- are glad to see them back rm 3” it, Visit her tn h(-1' mm Wt-ti-'l'liiii's 8.30 P.M, make his gun ttpliold a rt-pitta-. I.-mm nu, momem Mt IMCK cal lit-rnzirti zill ui llitiilztx, NS. 'It"2l iwli. H " -iTliIlllt' A social ll(llil' ftilltiiw-d. "CLOSE TO MY IIIAIIT” MK -it'll" Kmii 3"” Vi-W Ail"? tion he doesn't dcsertc Vnuiicv1;,,.,,(m,..mR Jun" Derek hm Wm; spt-iii tiit- Vil't'l't'tlll tit tltt- lltitlllt of hntttis of Mir. iiilJtit'I' litili" with Ytiiss I-Eleanor Mt-Artluir as Starrinlt (it-inf Ti9i'D!'.V Ind . Kctr. .'i1BlD8QUE- W91? W3”TilYihas a life behind him he is try--ht, ha! '0 "gm an umlmin To ' Ml Zlilil Yilrs lit-ttigx P Ht-rnitrd are tilady 10 588 him 0i" 59-iii" Mi pianist. and lunch was served. i R837 Mlllimti 3 received by their friends in Al-1;” to target, 3 lift: that has mm) M the Var me ht if d P in St. l.tiiils. ,1” his il"9S5- l berton Saturday afternoon They be", cmetty ",,ju,t 1., him but mg and Mg colilraw and tundlglf P I Mr. -lack MItL'lIti.ir6 hlilttiiiywas Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mt-Gouan. I It"? ifturlnli with tlicir matcrnal Rlahdinz an; In ygl y” T Xtsitoizs iii the lI(Illlt' oi tit illltl a ucc-kt-iitt visitor to North (tram former pastor at Kensintgion Prei-' 1 coitsths ftorn ('ali:ary. Alhcrta. i"”" ”" TTTWTT i i D D P" 5 M. "H" V” lttliiiiiiiiliti iii” ii v'i "ii '-Iiith b.t'i0IiiiiiiChiir('h but now of River Q. t- W”... 5l'""ld 1” '"ad9 '" la”'- H” "P" hriitltt-i'. Sjriis Hvtiitn oi HI'(l(Illlk', 'l'lic YP.l.'. wzis entcrtaincd .itln,;t,en. xy 3” lg Hsmml fm.mtS- j Mrs. ltan Nicholson accomp- " Ewe? '” ""3 ch3",9"5"t "9" "' Mass. along uttli l)t-unis Brown, the home oi Mr. and Mrs. lraitn this vicinity mm at Kumuir. I : anied by her sons Paul and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hodgstln me I"! "' Derek 5, 5"""F9 "id his sislcr Jacquclinc Brown. andIMallctl on Tuesday evening. KENSINGTON I June. and her nephews Altauyarrived from California Saturday unfathomable behavior, his uner- Ernest, an of g1(,,,m;,,.td. y Mrs. pardon panand and ,-on. His many friends will be pleas-1 y y 7 and Blair Nicholson. all of Al-let-min; in visit Mr. liodtzson's mill instinct in SDIVIYIR the Df0h- Albt-rt. are spending a mouih'sfcd to learn that Mr. John Moas w':'.d,'Th.”r' 7.;15'9t15 ('f.STl Johz . herton. left Monday morning forlparents. Mr and Mrs. Herbcrt,l""5 0' I”! I0” (07 VIN?” Li"d' Slniilaim I5 0N'"'i(l"il iii Vii holiday at her former home in 'is FCPOVEFIIIR from a recent acci- g,Pa'l;,E""5;05R::t&Ey'i.. ?TAhR.S 1 their summer cottage at HUll8ndllifndg5nn' Alh(sr'nn. ifors. and the overpowering ten-(Bun Port-,v and oiltcr iiioinliv . of N, ct-am-ittn. dent. which occurred at his home I S t cc "moi t-ova, They will spend the month y lsion of the final explosive situn- itho Pcrrx tannlv in the loss of, nus. H. w. Taylor. Mrs. Percy while he was loading milk on a g'- 5”"I')l"b' Clglantwabg Hf gfli" 0, August mm, and win hp Mr. tinri ytrs Rov .Sl(crry.l.ilons Into WltlL'l1 he is thrown inlhmr moths-in Mrs Thomas P('l'I',VlI1owati. Mrs, in, Matte". M”, truck. Mr. M0359 has had his 0uSiI- 8 F; BEE. B0 til” as- Jmned tam. M, M, mt-hotmn -Dartmouth. N. S are visiting spite of all he can do to avoid inf Harper Road whose death took James Toper and Mrs. George ankle xqraygd and N, bones M, ii". Ruth iiS59Y- 8'1 d"!W' their former home in Alherton them are the elements of which iplaro in the Printvc County Hos--Dunning attended the WMS. Rally broken. He hopes to he around inn Thursday worth P0331516 375. Mr. Walter Newcome. Tyne South is great drama is made piial rccently at the age of 74. Tin Bradalbane tin July 22. soon again. i Valley. visited Alherton yIt.Iter- - "r ” stay. Mr and Mrs William Mar- Lean. miarlotteuwvn. apent In ..eaItud at. their summer aet- Ige. Iouiweet. - - Mrs. James Marboutsall and , 3 family spent the weekend at

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