QCTOBER 27, 1952 -Fdmer Island couple celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Th Clltt r . S It t-l. f ltt- ,.Tg;,; vs,:;:,i:.g..cg,f;,-gggggcggggggg; Churech wiizr:dt;tr?:inwlt)?idgliatd'i3li ECOII Ell iII'y- fiavieyy:1:?reMiuorSriil5::ii5vIuw::kgn Moncwn N- -- . and autumn 1 V 5 yh ,1. completely by surprise, but thank- Tllc chgirchhhill of bSt.AAl.rnd.rew's g,f:iJ,:”';f”,V3:u:,l;:g1”&1n”I”5' R5'"5”" ding on Wednfegdgr, oociabe: ziirhd, 3, pm... mm. -rogom-0 Oct. 3 . (CF, . A as all members kindly for their m Planck: '"'"""1" United C W0 - 300'" 9- 3-. WIS Mm Bum M 1 at three o'clock of Florence Ellz- (c ' i ' hb t ' i i mllihuu "955- d, d. anadian Press Business Lditor) pus u ton pressed in England Fri- ,, me scene Tecengy of the” golden daughter 0: ate gonmzd Eagle abeth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TORONTO, oct, 35 -((7p)- The day set of! a. siren signalling the oflidffigi 5V1?t5,fd1;5;5fI”i!l;3 ER”f1k MRS. FRANCIS GAUDIET, wedding cc ebra one of r. and was In charge of me guest book. - Edwin H. Cook, Parkdale, and Mr. Canadian chamber of commerce. start of the second Century of 8 r. . ac ac - North Cu”.

Mrs. RJ... Ramsay of Lacombe, when over. 250 friends and neigh- li()l'S turned out to honor the old-

of the maritme assoc1ation,of which Mr. and Mrs. R.a.ms.sy are mem- bers, were also in attendance.

P7631615: over the tea table were Mrs. R.B. Layton, Mrs. M.Cl. Christie. Mrs. .1. Leslie Bernard and Mrs. J.N.B. McDonald.

The hall was decorated with the many flowers that were sent to the couple, and congratulatory gifts and

Franklin Otto Roper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Roper. Cen- tral Royalty. The Rev. J. D. Dav-

TI-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOVVN

Roper-Cook Wedding

commerce chamber Adopts Policy of Energy Exchange

after stiff debate Wednesday pas- sed a policy declaration looking towards increased exchange of en-

Toronlo Stock Exchange Slarls

trading at the Toronto Stock Ex- change.

The button was in the council room of the London Stock Ex-

was beautifully rendered by Ilill Sein Loo, formerly of Holland. Following the business discus- sion, a. presentation of I. Water- man's set was made to one of our valued members, Miss Belle smith who has held the office of secre-

ern as organist, followed by Mlz- pah Benediction in unison. Lunch was then served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. L. Gordon and

- WINNER

BROWN'S BISCUITS,

Tlgnlsh Co., P.E.I.

was the winner of the 4

"HO! ELEVEN

lson performed the ceremony. The

inic Coll 18- - ouiiil carton of fano' Il-

L Followi)ng a family din-er given telAegT;?:twe1;eo ?,':x:myerd' te ml organist was Mr' Rwsm” RM"? giiiesabggtir. me Canada United Change. ' hgivfgdsegf11e)E1WI;me':hf;c1T1t:ig:'1:3; f,,,.,.,, Jlscult. 1,, mu. iveek. These Fingers Are Now !"reo by their daughter. Mrs. John Me. mm was nregemedot end; 3- ford, A.R.C.o. Miss Audrey Home The declaration reads. Some 450 visiting North Am- at m;, home 0, ML” mm Bmnn i.v dnni-inc. October 18th. From Wart-

nomild or Lacombe, Mr. and Mrs. close OHM gvmm ngwl: H.Pe was soloist. Preceding the cere- ..m5om as n L, possible and fgltcgll gnfd lfritish. Stockbrokers on November am. iiiic.-:. (2AIlI)rjT will also he I

no E fl ----- In E-' DEIGHTON 5 mcndsknom 8:00 pm" to 10:00 n'm' McDonald so: in lo agrmaii ho n in eof oilii' an' t ur-I-Yi'3g the nslgn. of alleviating regional hardship-3 was crowdedybut (i,uletaasngD'A(r)c” CAVENDISH w'M'3i dmwmg for "'9 choke 0!

ii We C""”h 1”” cred cou ie wasn- Slit tt ei tom given if) rfLiEll:rie'r Organic. 1 " mam”? 1”” ”q"l1'9me"t5- en" M. Doherty exchange presidemy TTT hm" WART REMOVER

R"CeiV”g me guest; with the dues thepout-of tC:wn one: rim. thcr the bride wigi: aityenliiifi ha. Wily consumers in each country welcomed the visitors and made The Ocwb" mew"? M mt C3”

moored COUPIE W3-5 M!”S- R8-msayis Dr R B Lakon oiftmigd w M15; Lymu Simms as bridesmamy should be placed in a position to the first sale of the second cen- End-35h Auxiliary 0! "he WAM-5 b IP1madef,:,omrhVPrbs' It 1' "M ' Mlmn,,,dp Mm Em peu,,,,,,, 0, long-hm; immy of Mr. mn(;onMrx;. Mr. Hwy Cook mower of the" obtain their needs from the most tury to J. B. Bralthwaite. rhair- was held at the Manse on Monday ZJINI mu';2ur;gma;m1s Oirixhzggs,

Siliiioriton.

Mrs. Ramsay's "miner and sisters .iFI'P on hand to assist in the celeb- ,ILiCllS. They were Mrs. Ella Pell- Il.'lil of Edmonton, Mrs. M.G. riiri lie of Bruderheim and J Les- :- Bernard of Edmonton. Many ncnibcrs of the Edmonton branch

Ramsay, presented them with a sil- ver tea service and tray, and a purse of money on behalf of friends and neighbors.

Included in the program were solo numbers by Mrs. Harold Alfke and Trevor Hopkins; and a violin selection by J.N.B. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay received many lovely gifts, including a chest of silver presented to them from the family. at the family din-

ushcrs were

ing bolero.

Aiiearing Aid

' ' 1 nor at the home of Mr and Mrs brocadcd b0(il(.'(. with ' ' - r i Plcalfd tlier forms of energ constltut a P h i l f t - 'h' h SJ t cl th ' t ,g -

ls John MCDOWHCI held W101" 10 We mm” at "Wk Mid mulching bolt iiandicap or deierreiii to inveest- iiiveerxsaif mriii'kieOt;n0iiric(bs iliiiliosgd iii 1l.i:Sing1:h:lt:f::)el'al):e1i'.!i)li.lci':e:nfi?l Mf;3f,q.I,.)O,:.1;1,.?c,t;,,1u,., (3;-i 5.,,.,I,i. " Radlomommned Sim" hymn” b t ' ft n recepuon 9"” H” hwddrcss W” M 9193" ment in production. distributor or slightly today after 0. general the Sunday Schools The president an may soviet st-15-"lists imva was mmcast 3” 3 conference M , . . u 1 L8 0 9 Both Mr. and Mrs, Ramsay are ed nylorrand she carried 8 "059" trading facilities. they should be downward trend for more than six reported that these courses had sl- deieiops-d irosi. resistant strains V”'””c ”3”””g '”l5”””5' A ””'3' former Islanders, Mr. Ramsay's SW of Dink "3505 mid C”""””"5' progressively removed." weeks. ' ready been sent for of app,” plums pearp W319; ate said operation hy short-wave

overpriced!

USlJAl.LY, the more you pay for

home was in Baltic, Lot 18, and his wife belonged to Darnley They have been residents of Lacombe,

gowncrl in

something you buy., thebetter i:1tg0;1::3-M305- u'3:h:g'd::1X'18t :06: piece. were u mack Velour mt Chamber of Commerce of the Un- Bonshaw Baptist W M 8 met to be held at the home of Mrs. Olaf ago. it was said. mem0d3- H10 quality. But this is not true to Lmombe (:3: car In r 1:5 and Corsage of pink roses? Mm 119d 5li1l-C5- with Mrs. James Gomoh ixxppm Stevenson, when Mrs. Ernest Mac- Whcn you buyahearingaid! Prices many years My gamiay :u&ceS(: Roper, mother of the groom. wore lit. Stevens of Yancouver led. Road. on Wednesday evening 0” Nem Wm be devotional leader with range from about b85-the price fully operated nlmsmess known as a dress .of winter white woolen Elm lgtige tdciecldellettlem Er3l.gQX'-1E):V:'e:- tober 15:, with it good ammdame M”. Ira Mlacooubrey to 0””. Pray Branch Manager nfaZenil;h"Regent,”"Royal"or nylon with fur nerkiniece. small m 3 - C l of members and visitors. er for R Missionary. BLAIR MMDONALD,

Ramsay's Hardware.

"Sui'1erR0yil1"-i-05200 9? '30” During the couple's 46 years in

for other instruments. Zenith be- Laoombe bum have been active in :f,"s:."”””ge WM 0! Tnnsmnn i:2ils::1etgl?eie:'h:iiii:ulgi1h :ii1pypoti'tIei:i flgfsed Jo?,ssur1a4r:yC1e','h StCripL,um gIr:lut:;1eyGreen and M” 1” Mb Twe('.i Building -- Great George Street . - - -- I a rig, n c ap er vas . licveeihatrwhearing aid need sell community circles. Mrs. Ramsay has 1:3” rlomirs decorated me home the deletion when the vote was mad 1-esponsgvcly. followed by Tmnk.o”mng ,,m,e1ope, were Cimy-lottctown, P, E. I

bride, was groomsman Charles and Mr. Joseph Dunning. The bride wore a white wedding gown with bouffant nylon skirt and hrocadeci taffeta bodice filled at the waist with a match- Hcr shoulder length veil was held in place with a seed pearl banrl. She carried a cascade bouquet of Bcltcr Time red roses. The bi'idcsniaiii's dress was tur- quoise nylon with tulle skirt and

Mr.

Mrs. Cook, motlicr of the bride, bchd-trimmed box of- ficc blue iicatlna Crepe dress and natural Canadian wild mink neck-

feather hat and wine accessories.

and the Frizzell

tulle

economically-sound source.

”The effective use of natural gas patroleum, hydro power, coal and other forms of energy should be studied with that object in view.

"For instance, an assurance of an adequate supply of natural gas to the Pacific Northwest States from the Canadian West might be reclprocated by an assured sup- ply to the Canadian East from U. 5. sources.

"Where tariffs on petroleum or

The declaration came from the joint Canada-U. S. committee of the Canadian Chamber and the

ed strong support from a number

man of the London, England, Stock Exchange.

The Stock Exchange ticker tape, which had been carrying con- gratulatory messages from all over the world since 9 a.m., read "CP

30 3-4"-100 shares of Cana- dian Pacific Railway stock at 330.75 each.

After the ceremonial sales, the trading floor resumed its normal bedlam as traders started to buy and sell shares of the more than 1,000 listed companies.

BONSHAW BAPTIST W. M. s.

The October nt-imeeting of the

The meeting opened by singing

evening, October 6th 'itii the pres- ident iii the chair. The meeting was opened with the Lord's Prayer in unison.

Minutes were read and adopted and roll call answered by each member giving a Bible verse be- ginning with the letter "Q".

A letter was read from Mrs. L.M. Calbeclc reminding members that the Missionary Monthly and World Friends were due for renewal, also one from Miss Louiie Cali-beck in

It was ciciderl l mkw ' f ' ” sent to the Port Worker in Halifax to the November meeting, which is

The lunch committee will be Mrs.

for more than 585. Even if Zenith been particularly active in women's of the bride's pzircnls where the taken. prayer by Mrs. E. c. Helm. dismbnmd and nm to be rtuyned -withitsimpreaa1ve33-yearback- organizations of St. Andrev" Un1t- reception was ilCi'd.. Ushering the Mr. Steven said including of The minutes of September meet- at this meeting, community mend. gmund in elect:-oi-ca-wanted to 0d Church End 1-! 8- life member Of guests in the dining room was "water-power" might put the mg were read by the secretary, ship reported 13 home cans. mm

the Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. Ramsay is an old time member of Liicombe's Eureka Masonic Lodge.

liuild a hearing aid to sell at c150 or 3200 or more, we could not inan- .-ufacture a better instrument or

over the

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Mrs. Willard Kelly, and presiding table which centred with at thrce-tier wedding

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chamber in the position of favor- ing a proposal by American Alum- inum interests that water-pow-

and roll call was answered by any Biblical verse. Roll call for No- vember to be answered by a. verse

hospital calls and l7 cards sent. The worship service was conduct- ed by Mrs. Alfred Moore using the

who read Scripture passages led in prayer for missionaries.

MacNeili in presenting Chapter II

stations were located. Books Africa were given out for reading.

Olaf Stevenson.

melons "and even grapes" wlilcli grow well in Siberia. There were no such fruits in Siberia 35 years

and

The Study Book, "Along African Trails,” was introduced by Mrs. John

By the use of a. map the mission on

A closing worship concluded the meeting. Refreshments were serv- ed by Mrs. Alfred Moore and Mrs.

and feet have been removed in three to five weeks without dis coloring or leaving any disflgur ing marks. it does not injure ilu - lienllhy flesh. For sale at all drug stores.

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radio receivers installed in each lamp post would be more efficient and probably cheaper than present

, , , Th )1 d m , M . J h k M , 11. 13. ch d1 ' - from Bible containing the word nhtainmoreefiicientmaterialathan Maiisoggfdogf Lgggmbeg B 0 n ,?:'dcMV:.mV. 1:5 Dingwem augltis ix; gig fngxdNO3'l2wesYEuEg:m:reSS1g:)?; praise. September programasthere had been MW 80 W0 the 335 Zemlh! Y”- Mr. Ramsay at 75 and Mrs. R.am- the bride- Assisting were Miss should be diverted for use in sins-' Misslomlry News items were read ":f::”ffe:,:1d.TiG"'m.. f -,

only one price, 385; only one qual- ity-Zenitli's finest. (Bone Con- duction Devices available at mod- erate extra cost.) Zenith says to vou "Hear better or pay nothing"

. . and backs it up with an un- rdnditionni, 10-day, money-back guarantee!

FREE-Authoritative 24-Page Book

Sud lor Zenith's free book con- taining star- . tling and valu- able informa- tion aboutheeb ing aid claims. It'll yours for

say at 69 are both in excellent Enmbeul hmuhg Buell, Miss Island friends join their host of western friends in extending hear- ty congratulations to this worthy couple on having attained their 50th wedding anniversary.

Moore.

posed EARLY EXPORT

small exports of wood were made from Quebec to France soon

after the colony was founded. ""31"? 5”"-

nnd groom

SEE AND TRY ZENITH

erlngs when

liy Rev. rcsponricd to by the groom.

Leaving later trip through

Simms, Miss Buiman. Beatrice Jenkins, Mrs. Clive Cutl- more, Mrs. W. A. Chandler, Mrs. IR. L. Chandler, Miss Anita Love, Mrs. W. A. Burns and Mrs. Hollis

Joan

Mr.

the gold

were the

by motor

Maritime: the bride was wearing a brown gab- velvet hat and matching accessories.

Prior to their wedding the bride guesls of honor at 11 number of social gulli- ihcy reccivcd lovely gifts from their friends.

The toast lo the bride was pro- Davison and

LONDON. Uri. 14-lAP)-A pro-

Vuundd Miss

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Further. he slated, it. conflicted

with another chamber policy dec- laratlon, also adopted Thursday, which said: "In respect of the use of inter- national waters, or of energy created from waters in Canada but proposed to he used elsewhere: or of the potential economic threat, by competition or tariff of the goods produced by the use of such energy. the primary rights of Canadians of this and succeeding generations shall be fully recog- nizcd, protected and preserved."

by the president, Mrs. J. Gordon, and Mrs. E. Holm. A duet was sung by Donnie and Marjorie Gordon, and the Old Rugged Cross

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Several Express Fear

Several speakers expressed the

fear that Canada might lose a'

Water of Life” She was assisted by Mrs. W.A. Graham. Mrs. Sterling

Stewart, and Mrs. Olaf Stevenson.

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Whisky PXDOY1-i Mid ""15 5'31"" which she might later want.

Wiube mailed postpnid,in,lplain p85.00 more United States dollars mt-t R. D, Ha;-hnesg of Montreal, saw

rnveiope. Write today to Zenith B tt , t u Aid gjfiteivaffvlgi 5g::i1;;”megt9mtodiE; no conflict betwgen the two dec-

Radio Corporation 0' Cmadm E en” or a 5 H9”? S”3"” P3'””m9t"5r5; 1gi313ii0e::' slzzrrg to be an inference '

Lida D895-Klmrl Camidi Tm” spolmsman for 'the Board of d L, 1 ' my 0 e

lildg., Windsor, Ont, Canada. Music Store Trade, told Conservative .Irene 23Vaaty'CIafn'::aa,,ada 8 i;"i,,,?f,;"Z,,mZ'f

Ward the government's policy "is to leave the determination of ex- port priccs to United Kingdom

thing way, the U. S. is giving

Consult your clussifirdiclrplionz direc- something away, but there is no

my Ior local Zenith Hmring Aid dealer. , Th” "'3'" is '1” "li"'5m00Fh- H90”

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idea on either side that either is going to give something away."

J. R. Munro of Edmonton said nls delegation had been instructed to Watch carefully the wording of nny resolution which might have

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reference to the export. of oil and gas. The words ”insofar as pos- sible" in the declaration had made it acceptable.

"However, if we start taking words out, then we will asxrthat the words natural gas and petrol- eum be taken out also."

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Three other declaration! from the joint committee of the Can- adian and U.S. chambers were adopted, and will also go before the next meeting of the Amaricm Chamber.

They favored all possible steps urging removal of the LJ.S. em- bargo on Canadian livestock ship- ments "as soon as possible", recom- mended "the highest practical de- gree of standardization and co-op- atlon in the production of military equipment and in defence program- ing;" and pledged "moral and org- aiiizallonnl support to the realiza- tion of the desirable goal of mutual understanding."

On radio and television it was stated in SI. resolution that "certain 9 rights and freedoms are being de- nied the people of Canada" and the government was asked to "en- sure these rights by withdrawing from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation discretion to license private radio and television trans- mlticr operation by transferring such authority to an independent body for licensing and regulations" purposes."

Another resolution "views with apprehension the great extent to which parliament provides for the exercises of its legislative. adminis- tratives and judicial powers under orders-in-council or by officials or boards," and urged the government "to refrain from so delegating the powers of parliament beyond the minlmumpdegree which is con- sistent with goot government. and

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