SIDE A 00:00:00 -- 00:09:10
A story of his father's broken leg continues; Dr. Thanton, Summerside, operations, accidents, broken leg, boots, friendship, ambulances.
SIDE A 00:09:10 -- 00:12:08
The Nanby was a Norwegian ship that ran ashore in 1934 and the neighbours brought his father out to see it; ships, Norwegian, Nanby, shipwrecks, 1934.
SIDE A 00:12:08 -- 00:13:30
Rehab and his father relearning how to walk; rehabilitation, walking, medication.
SIDE A 00:13:30 -- 00:15:04
How the Namby was able to get off of the shore and finally leave PEI; tugboats, Norwegian, Nanby, shipwrecks.
SIDE A 00:15:04 -- 00:16:46
Keeping the mill going while his father was recovering; mills, hired man.
SIDE A 00:16:46 -- 00:18:55
The first dairy farm with a delivery service and cutting ice from the mill pond; milk delivery, ice, mills, pond ice, dairy farms, milk, milkman, milk delivery, MacNeill.
SIDE A 00:18:55 -- 00:19:49
No one sold ice in O'Leary because everyone cut their own in the winter; ice, cut, O'Leary.
SIDE A 00:19:49 -- 00:21:50
Mussel mud; fertilizer, mussel mud.
SIDE A 00:21:50 -- 00:27:16
Working in lumber camps in New Brunswick; lumber camps.
SIDE A 00:27:16 -- 00:28:36
Why he worked with the horses, how old he was, and how much he cut while working in the woods; horses, lumber woods, wood, cut, lumber.
SIDE A 00:28:36 -- 00:30:21
Lumber sizes and how the camp cut a million and a half feet of wood; wood, lumber, lumber camps.
SIDE A 00:30:21 -- 00:31:38
How Islander's were treated and received at the lumber camp; Islanders, lumbe camps, wages.
SIDE A ends at 00:31:38.
SIDE B 00:31:41 -- 00:33:03
More stories of the New Brunswick woods; lumber camps, wood, cooks.
SIDE B 00:33:03 -- 00:37:50
Horses and a story of a horse bucking him once; horses, horseshoeing.
SIDE B 00:37:50 -- 00:39:47
The first chainsaw he witnessed and the story of his friend Chopper getting married; lumber camps, marriage, 1945, chainsaws, power saws.
SIDE B 00:39:39 -- 00:43:30
How much money he came home with and his 1946 Chevrolet truck; money, wages, boots, trucls, 1946, 1930s.
SIDE B 00:43:30 -- 00:46:05
He talks about what the camp was like, including the people and the food; moose meat, food, lumber camps.
SIDE B 00:46:05 -- 00:47:24
Story of chopping wood and how he was the only person in his team to finish his work term; wood cutting, trees, lumber camps.
SIDE B 00:47:24 -- 00:49:33
Wood sizes and types; spruce, hemlock, fir, wood, lumber, wood cutting.
SIDE B 00:49:33 -- 00:54:49
Stories of very large trees that were special orders and a story about a man who became injured while chopping a tree; spruce, pine, trees, shipbuilding, accidents.
SIDE B 00:54:49 -- 00:58:50
More about the lumber camp; laundry, lumber camps, Conor Brothers, sawmills.
SIDE B 00:58:50 -- 00:59:37
Icing the road for horses to walk on; ice, roads, sleighs, winter, travel.
SIDE B 00:59:37 -- 01:01:13
Camp entertainment; fiddlers, storyteling, entertainment, lumber camps.
SIDE B 01:01:13 -- 01:03:02
Wood they collected for heating the camp on Sunday; Sundays, hot pond, lumber, lumber camps.
SIDE B 01:03:02 -- 01:03:26
Briefly touches on cutting hard wood by the moon phases; superstitions, wodd cutting, lumber.
Tape ends at 01:03:26.
