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Building in Dungannon.
PHONE DUNGANNON 2. ,
and will be 26 • feet long by
Strengthen Bridge 16 feet in diameter. '
No piece of rolling stock in
To CarryGenerators Canada is capable of moving such
a weight and, as a' result; a de -
Major changes are being made, pressed ; centre car 89 feet long
to: the structure of the CNRrail- will be! brought . in • from Pitts -
way bridge over the Teeswater 'field, ,,Mass.,, in 1963 -scheduled
River at Paisley. The . expenditure year .for . the moves.
on this branch line bridge is nee- The heaviest capacity of Cana-.
, essary in order to. ''haul turbine dian railway cars. is about 168
generator's •• to Port Elginand /tons. • ; •
thence to the nuclear plant at The 'sp. ecial,. car we will bring'
boughs . Point. in itself weighs ; 238',000 pounds
Massive equipment and gangs and with its . 450,000.- pound load
of workmen •are; at . work at Pais- will be just within the limits; of
:•ley, 'where' the present bridge is the railway roadbed to accom
to . be increased by 110 feet to a moclate it. Its 10.' axles have a
total span of. 607- feet, and the maximum, limit of 89,000; pounds
entire' structure reinforced. . . per ,axle;, ' .
• The News, ' published • by 'thea The .design of these huge' tur-
• Canadian General Electric Com= bine generators ='each :Of which
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ley, , carried the following story will: produce 300;000: kilowats' of
of, the huge e turbines being ` built ' Power—is , such that they. could
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at Peterborough for delivery'.. in 'o y ',. ,e'. crae produced..on this. . con-
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As, We prepare. .to• manufactures capacity are available „at '' our
the largest steam . turbine ' , gen7. ocean ports.
erators ever ,built in:'Canada, elab New Problems.
orate plannrng hs been essential The 200,000 kilowatt turbine
al°moSt . each step of the way. 'generator. we • are . to build for,
.Recently; The News announced Candu•'-„Ontario Hy�lro'�s ''nuclear'
'`•our plans . to order • a :new crane power .station at Douglas Point in
'for Building. .10, = among 'other. Bruce County—also .brings its
projects..,. currently .:under -'way: transportation'..problems;
• But, '],ong., before we "could: ever. It 'too will • be • moved by. rail on
place a bid on these huge turbine; a depressed, centre flatcar. from
generators, investigations • had. to ;Peterborough 'Works : to the To-
be made as to how these pieces ronto outskirts, via, CNR. It ;will
of 'equipment• would :be moved to be . hauled . over •CPR • tracks
the' site.. .' through the city.', because of in
It: is interesting to note that sufficient clearances 'for.' equip.
• some seven ,Years 'ego,• initial in- ment of that 'size on CN4 tracks:
vestigations were commenced by On Toronto's west; side,. it again
our Traffic people with Canadian 'will' be picked up by •the CNB
railway .companies, ;Key questions Near' London, the • stator will
required answers; Such. mattes .have to .be jacked up. in order to
as car Capacities,' read •:bed, phys-. clear the . sides of a bridge on the
ical clearances, railway : bridge line. It will' then be let down
capacltr .all .hada bearing on, the again to its normal position. At
design of the' units. Paisley, the CNE is replacing: a,
• Heaviest Shipments bridge with .• a• stronger 'structure
For. instance, the. two turbine to ' accommodate this shipment..•
generator stators we are to build Port'. Elgin is the: ultimate, rail
for' 'Ontario, .Hydro's • Lakev„iw• destination, -gat which •point the
• • 'Generation Station west of To= stator Will -be • moved` to a tractor
ronto will• be the heaviest pieces drawn float and lhaUled over 'a
of equipment ever moved in Can- ,specially -built roadto the, site,
ada. :Each Will weigh 225 • totes of; the: nuclear; power •.statiori : at.
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VILLAGE # lUCKNO
•Treasurer'sSaieOf Lands
In Arrears For faxes
SEALED ' TENDERS will be received until
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ' 30th, 1961.
for -the Purchase of'Lands, as follows
59-1, Village Lot,` No. 28 Improved Property`
59-2, Village Lot, :No, 43.,,--:- Vacant Property
59-3, Village Lot, No. 8-10, Subdi+ison 21-22
.. ' Vacant , Property
59-4, Village Lot, ,No. 9,- Subdivision .21-22 '--
Vacant 'Property.
59-5, Village Lot, No. • 230 -- Vacant Property
59.6, Village Park Lot, No. 45 Vacant Property
.59-7, Village „Lot, No. 349. — Vacant Property'
59-9, Village Lot, South; /2 of ,249—Vacant Property
All tenders subject . to the approval of the Departrnent
of 1V1unicipal Affairs, Province of Ontario. Lowest . or
any tender not, necessarily accepted. r
l: urthcr information May 15e ' obtained . at tht 1unicip a1
C�ffi�e.,
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E. H. AGNEW, Treasurer.
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Homer Dai It
•Lucknow Bantams,, battling it
Out in a three game. set' with.
Monkton for the W.O.A,A. Ban-.
tam title lost a squeeker in. Monk-
_ton on Tuesday night in the sgr
ies opener, " •
A last -inning home run.. gave
Monkton a 9.-8 victory.
They meet again in Lucknow
Thursday evening and the local
lads are hopeful . of sending it
into.. three games.,
White.c.hurcF.:. Wifl.S
Juvenile Finals
:In a series that went the three
games, Whitechurch ousted Mil-
verton to .win the W O A.A. Ju-
venile softball: finals.
Whitechurch won the -opener
on Saturday &in Milverton . by ' a
4-3 score. •
Back in, Whitechurch on Mlon-
day the home team was snowed
under to the tune of 10-1, but
snapped back the next night,
Tuesday, to show • their superior='
ity in a 6-1 victory,
WHITECHIJRCH TOOK
TARA IN. TWO STRAIGHT.
;.Whitechurch and. Tara Juven-
iles, battled it., out in the semi-
final 'series ' for the. W.0.A.A,
championship with =the ' classy
'Whitechurch, squad , taking •the
•series. in two straight. •
.,The second game wag .played
;in 'Lucknow 'on Thursday. night
with . Whitechurch coming out on
top - •b •y nip "an 8-5 score :in a•. . and
,.
tuck struggle, which produced
so`rne mighty good .ball. Paul Hen-
derson. and Murray Hunter were
in the • lineup with Murray mak-
ing, 'a
aking,'a • couple: •of•' spectacular cat-.
ches which kept•`the winners• €rom
getting -into :.serious trouble en
"the score board. .
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0. 0. ENTRIES TO BE IN- BY NOON FRIDAY is .
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Arena '•Open. :FridayEvenir g•
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Douglas Point, now . under , con-
struction...
Without such planning years.
ahead,' .delivery of these .. Major
pieces of electrical . equipment,
May not• have. been possible. And •
`only : by such advance planning
could the design be decided upon.
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Visiting Mr: and . Mrs.: George
McGillivray is Mrs: McGillivray's
brother,,.John Magill ' of East
Douglas Mass: and •Eddie Magill
of Pawtucket, R.I. .. •
Mrs.' Bill Waring and children
Of :Stoney Creek. visited with Mr.
and Mrs:' Elliott Sandy .recently.
•John.' McCharles spent . a. few
days with Ken Kirkland
Mr. and Mrs -.Ewan • MacLean
spent the:. week -end at 'Wyoming
With . Mr. and ' Mrs. Williamson.
Sympathy of the ;comma city' is
extended to the 'relatives "( of the
late Duncan .MacLean who 'pas-
sed ' away in Victor.ia..B.C. •
:Mrs. Ewan MacLean .as con-
vener of •the directors of Ripley
and District Horticultural Society
called a 'meeting ,on Tuesday at
which time it '• was ,decided. to
hold the annual flower `show on
Wednesday., August 34th . in Rip-
ley at the Legion Hall. It 'was
also decided that Mrs , Liddle;
Mrs. McCharles and Mrs. Stanley,
be judges,• for the boys gardens in
the'•Bervie and Chalmers' districts:
• Mr. John MacRae has purehas-
ed the McGiiiivray farm on High-
way 86 near Lochalsh
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY
The, . , congregation • of Knox.
United Church, Paisley,.:met re-
cently at the .site of their new
church for. the laying • of the eor-
ner stone. •
.Port Elgin is going to, have to
modify ' elaborate •clans for a
corninunity centre to replace their,
arena which was destroyed by
fire. Two tenders have been' re
ceivedf• the (lowest, for $238,870,
Neither bid included the ice
plant esti#' ted ,at $'30,008, ' Fort;
Admission;.r.-.' 25c
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• ''Plaii to attend and see one of the District's Top Shows •
: InaolannanlNaloo•o•saanoa•loaaala•olgee••••a•e•1
Elgin figured on about "$175,000
for . the new structure,' and will:
have to trim the specification§
to : keep. within that. figure.
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• Lucknowites didn't figure much
in the winners, at the last, Tees
water bingo. The lone regular •
game' winner from: this commu
nity was Mrs. •Solombn.
Some Elmira , merchants : .have
proposed' a •" beat. the tax" open-
night. on•,Thursday, August 31'st. •
It „would, ,at "least, • , serve • as 'a •
protest'. against a tax which they
consider impractical .' and detri-
mental 'to business.
Elliott J:.. "Tillie" Webster of
Kincardine arid ' forymerly. of Luck
.
now, has
Kincardine
'his duties
as vendor . at the 'new- • Liquor
Co•ntrol •. ' Board •stone: ' at . Forest;•
Mrs.•. Webster and family,• will
move to :Fo jest at a, :later .date..•
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WE SUGGEST THAT .YOU ....
SALES TAX.
FURNITURE REQU1REME
:HESTERFIELDS, BEDROOM SUITES,
KITCHEN SUITES
A Large Selection To Choose From
Best. In Quality •—.Moderate Prices
We suggest that you drop in and choose
your furniture' requirements now. A visit to
our store beforie. September 1st will be worth
3% of the purchase price to you. Buy now
and: save.
Mad(enzje-Furnjture :Stnre •
Phone 181 ._. , Lucke ov
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