"N"ov':m'::”u'”””"mu Wed. Dec. 7. 1955 The Guardian Pagel

Fisheries Possibilities Are . i....a... Morris

e ' ' MacDonald: 1. Walter MacDonald: 2. Kay i.ew- 0 Grade VII: in; 8. Marylin MacDonald; 4. .lacli- ca PPICIS 1. Virginia Mac aid; 1, Doreen le aasell; 5. Tommy MacDonald. Iewis; 3. Roger gwelli 4, Diin- G ado llA: -1-ORON-i-0 (Cp,.g3i.m.i, Mni. . . . . . aid MacDonald. 1, oy Dingwell. . Mr. Charles Richards. provin- huge area of productivity oi the times, and n you neni oi pm Gun. Vi. Gnde uni Corporation announced TIG- l. aiiiy MacDonald: 2. Lorraine 1. Robert MacDonald; 2. Jimmy dnv reductions -vmsina I!!!-71

cial secretary of the P. E. I. sea had yet scarcely been top

M as :.::.:.':i::”::.:::”:: 35n"r-3"vr'-513l5'iie”v5iii"eii ii izmii .5"ll”'5 't:f.l3”.';:.idl .:- ll'ii?.i"i”i l '" W 0' M- at Georgetown last night. 1:. i., he said. there was I! large We duller iiiiihint Ind "'9 am. vll. 9 ' ' ll" ' 5' i,ci..,,l";i'.,c'i...f,' Bl'"l' l””' and M07”! '"W"0”' - 9""-4iV'

Mr. Eugene Goi-man. director field yet to be cultivated to pro- revolution it had produced in ii Cniieen Mncmmaidi 'G"de lie: ' immediately.

of fisheries. was the guest duce even a fraction of what it methods of fishing. Gm-in iv; 1, Dinnn, Mncgnnnid, Reductions in'the biggest sellers. speaker. and presented some of is capable. Mr. Gorman also spoke about it 3111,. Dingwnu; 1, stepnen Mu. Gnde 1A; the Austin A-50 Cambrian and the lie problems ol the fishermen He spoke of yet untapped mar- the steel lobster traps. He said 1. cu-i Mncmnnid; 1' Ann, Mac. Morris Oxford. are 8146 each.

and of the fishing industry in I kets where pro&.u.-ts of the sea that. although it may lish well "D". W"C"-DDD'-m”-rm Donia; 3' Junie Mncbonaid. 4 Louis Micneiin, vine , pi.” manner interesting to his aud- might be marketed. and he went in deep water. it had not seem- weeks ago and were on a honey- Bruce Blgckgn: 5, Eric Mu-ijnnl. and managing director of British ience. Mr. Gorman spoke first on to point out that the greatest ed to produce such good results moon in the USA failed to re- aid. Motors Corporation said the ra- of the need for a strong fisher- potential market existed in the in shore waters. He was ui the turn home in time for a wedding Grade 1B: ductlnns resulted from economies man's organization which. he ever increasing population which opinion also that its cost would reception late last week as they 1. Peggy MacDonald. being achieved in the world-wldg said. would enable the fisher in the not too distant future will be prohibitive Mid Would iii0i'9' were involved in an accident. The Perfect attendance: Virgina Mac. consolidation of the Austin-Morris me into bargain for fair prices on of necessity, because of the pre- fore not become too popular un- cnnni. were not iniu,-ed but their Donald, Walter MacDonald. Jimmy organization. which has been pro-

etlhoti of Di'0dii9' MacDonald. Clarence Tassell. Jams ceeding glnce 1952,

a more equa lbasla. sent intensity of tanning. be re- til a cheaper in car was damaged considerably. The He discussed at some length quirad to get a larger portion of ing them was iwailahle. bride Wu phmis sinnom Emmi, i. Mncnonnid. the principles oi production. dls- its food from the sea. A short general discussion iol- .nd the 3...-inn, is from xensinginni Highest average: Senior, Billy trlbutlon and consumption re- The fishermen'a methods. he lowed. after which the meeting MacDonald Junior 84.8. wlater DRY PLANET gardi-ng fishing, stating that the said. were. however. be-ivind the adjourned. Mr- William MacDonald was here MacDonald 91-4. , this week from the city on busin- Teacher: Mrs. Teresa MacDon- . llallll ls 5" 5"a''” ll" M3" ii". ,5; nid. its white polar caps are thought to be hoarfrost. only a few inched

Auction For Crippled lllllslml J35: ..”.'::r:..ll;:.'3.1';'l:l..”:::..'. sounis ”";”;- M,

Mr. Charles Mi.-Carthy is confin- Mrs. Margaret Bradley. Rumiord signaled for Canada. Two others

0 I O S ed to his home following an oper- I I niidn in cna,-idiwtnwn from which Maine. and chlidrenihave arrived A iuomtnent physician. Dr H.li', were designated to Americans. he iniied in rennin iii, in,-inn, good here to spend some time with its. Maclnnis. Cambrose. Alberta, hasi Th I i neniini Bradley's mother. Mrs. Nettle an- been awarded the Elizabeth Bowes 9 Sell" a”ll'.p ll" lllllll" l"l”' aghan. and with the parents of her travelling scholarship for 1955 by aelidcispelllaglizlgllg lg c""di"i0lY an A H E wear 0 Flip y wqg cog. Q male." Cone” ol Pllyslc ferred on Dr. Maclnnls by the com-

The crl pied children's auction ed. being he at Yeo's Theatre. !Vlont- This year the total nioceeds will -c

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:oiiiirdewtiI1iiinii(glntiigyiAli,ggjeecii-a'usciieiinB- ugeimsciiiiiwork 51 mm" l-3-”ee-eme--r- Mr. Let-nthx-ne who h--dizsva l.'i',"' "'”l'l ll” llll"""""" l”"'"' iiamede in fellowships and - - . . is in on one o e government gu oar o Regents of th fully. and which has pi-oven of Lodge also sends 360.00 each year. glalliilinx Sl)u'ln"' vmo" along the Nova Scotig cont 1.; Di-. Mlclnnls in the win ni Mn can College of Physiciaana. Dr. many years will go on pension. and Mrs. Adrlaii Maclnnls oiiiliiifinnis will be ieliiilll hr Ill

iidenagt not doniyi it; cliiildiien in Ehiiiial of ltoithe bfripplgld on gue an vlcn . ut 0 any ren's osp a n on re i nd Mu ii. iii nnntn. n ii. - children in need in Kings County which takes care oi all crippled M2” niiifnxy n,,...l”;.,,,,.,'l,l.ll,.., ni Doctor Roddie, VI years of age sou”. in a.lJf.,'.l:i'j iildiglggl n::illl:l,fi: 3:: and indeed throughout the Pro- children regardless of race. creed Mnirny Harbor Norm, inn gnnsis di and who, is nearing ninetyseight. DI" Maclnnls. 8 medical spe- the 37th annual session (ml 1 Vince. or color. it has also paid the trans- M, and M” Seymour i.inndei.,nn. is still on the job day and night. cllliat and associate of the smith Igge n.im.t. ii iwvii ll - e.:l.;' After an auspiciousf ,innuig in portation costs of patients to and ' , Ciliiit in Camrose has received Fcilowshi A 9 dl Drueiijve . IM7. this annual auction has ins from the hospital. The only cx- A dance and sale oi lunches was MW 591'”! C0i10hi!ii- Ind I05. word from Phiiadephia that helwas cl tpd twar A ll aclnm creased in popularity and interest pendlture outside these activities held in the incni mu on Thu,-iiddy Norman. who have been here all in. "cured in, L - an d& cone EC. e mg; llle"lll"”l"lp ill '1" so that a large number of donat- have been for purposes of advert-is- night November 17, Music for summer will move back to the city '"l'..,,, 39 lll jgg ions lhaa alwayis bteetlili received fr&im lng such auctictlins. and thei uuec".sa- dancing was supplied by Messrs, shortly for the winter months, pe iiiroug on e area, an a ary wrrespon ence matera per- Archie and Garnet Stewart. Pro- . Mr. John J. Perry. has returned FLASH! ! Nominated For Top Honors In -

peo large number has always been pre- iainlng thereto. Thus all the pro end, were in nid of the Mn, home from Ham”. when ht ha

lent on wcuon night to buy these ggglilist)no!nihl:d::r:iia(iiligwliriillth;omi: Mr. and Mrs. David Van ider- been doinl some work. II II " n. AUDIENCE AWARD Poll

donations usually at a C0nSidCrHhlc saving. the purpose ior which it is Intend- stine and young son Barry, Mon- tague were recent Sunday guests THE PATRONS OF OVER 3000 THEATRES

mburing the paiit eight years the ed. C1 M d W b Cl tal proceeds ave amounted to Mr. R. K. ements. committee r. en Mrs. e ster ow. IN U. S. A. SELECT

something over 38,000.00 oi which chairman. feels assured that a

llietween ssio(io.oo BlItt1i137,g00d00(ilaVe lnirgie crogvg willmbe on hanii io- miliilr-Liar-gd 11iiniiionHe3w:itellgi:w;iEvr:

sen donae to e e lross n t to i on e man an ex- i - u ..

through the Charlottetown Rotary cellent articles which will be plac- anion! those attending the Acorn- wxrln 1i),:::il:i;,5R l.l,lf.yi...:l nil! l()3nel:i"gl: as lhe

for the benefit of crippled children ed up for auction. only one thing iL-Viiisitnne Weddiiill and V9999.” town on Friday zstn, "BEST YEAR"

of which a large portion has been will be required to make it a real i0i'i It the home of the bride! - ill be bidding Plfeiiil MT. and Mrs. George LiV- Mrs. Raymond Solomon was a HBA-ITLE CRY!) aiso received the i.LAUREL AWARD.

spent for children in Kings County. sucess. and that w . i The balance has been spent often and bidding strong. all with msatone. Hish 330k Oil Saturday Visitor to the City Oil Thurldli. from Motion picture Exhibitors th , B as e years E)S'i

throughout this area to worthy the object in view of supporting a afternoon. November 12. 24th, ACTI V ' cases after having been investigat- worth-while cause. ' Mr. Sinniey Dnmviiie, o'Leai-y Mi" An" Compton kn in mov1e(3ri:it:3ia1gAgiA. Certainly one of the year's blggeat ' it tic: Eiiwauo

was a recent visitor to Murray ci, i (9; Harbor North. the guest of his sla- ug;l.l'oil.,n;:vn.n:nwiis1ait:iri.i..y'in,N

MOOSE "JAW. SASK.--Le di 5 k.. h h l i f ii i. LAC D its ined th ' 'craftman Melvin E. Dougetileg. tgcshniciznerwithethse aFlil.Ca.Al.F.mi!illl: ll)i.3.SA.F. in Se(l3liIsc2i'eiiber.lo 1953, ll: Rae Kennedy "ll M" Winter months. . son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Douc- many duties include the adjusting Summerside. and was previously ' ' to. North Rustico. P. E. 1.. ilndsiof wheel brakes on Harvard air- stationed at Portage la Prairie, Miss Ferne i-licken spent several nix: il,Iil;lilil:,i.Dio Ggiilrlinytgocnhurz M scokounmv PERSON” 331's”. imsnli in iar-away Moose Jaw. craft used to train NATO student Man. (National Defence Photo) Dr F d Mr and Mrs. Baxter Ross. Pin-i day, in picmui N. 5” din nun" wmy mums IV WARNER BRO:

L CIICII OITIIO aiiirmiianniiid iiiivmiiliin-I; gins: of her brother-in-law and sister. ' CINI . I 81'. - 03 Hm - t Mr. and Mrs. Lorula Ferguson. M.r. Roderick M. Martin oi Va!-

A ;, cm meemng of me lottetown. were Sunday visitors to i ii id. . King. Coon-nty Fish and game Murray Harbor North. the guests Miss Norma Clow, Montague. is gay”: aux: I bah”. vldl" h ."M.wmmca-ollismiiofiioiiicsal. a S n u I Association wu Mid at Bridgg. of Mr, and Mrs. George Miller. spending a week's vacation at the ' VAN at no", nnic, imu of sd. s town in; evening (0,. nn, inn... home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Walsh was a recent . . . , l R d R .d in pose of forming a mm-ii for if-fansii Mi? Piesiogdhtigwgiivn Webster Clow. so visitor to Charlottetown. -ac l Nwlllllinlli.

iii-;ADAOiii::'.' Gl'it 1- hi in SECOND "AND '1”"-” V” CC eSI en Soutiher Kings. Mir. Louis Can- 3” 3”"Y W9 "WV N" "l"E-l”” "3 i W"0'"' "M

angnvgr? Don't take ..,ll.:,,i..en., ilous sizes. Shoe Doctor. Monv telo walh elected presld t Mr. lzgilgllgygd wlle" Ml' Llewellyn l' '

usi visit Pepiei-'i Jewellery for tniiue. The death ocuiren in in. 1.0.... Allison Mncbvna-id. vice-preei- '

in ideas at fair prices. You've in Si Mary! Road Monday of dent; and Mr. Lloyd Cli'iio9i0 33 Mrs. Annie Kennedy was hostessi l . w v '

ust 15 days to case that head- CRICKEN and plum llllddlllg ' '. ' secretary. in inn Ladies Aid Sdcieiy ni

ii". in pnpiervs Jeweiieryi your supper and bazaar in Murray one of Kings Countys oldest clt.l- A sin," discussion i-niinwed N. h di ,7 .

ualitv gift shop. Hlfbouf South Bali. Tiiiii'SdlYs zens. Mr. Bernard McGuigan. in garding opening dates for upland lgfgbeillii, o'1I7'En:li.et:l::y'::;?tl):g Nfgngi ' .' INT

l -4w Dec9mi”;15;t"5.w A3: his 99th year.F'amiliarly known as nine diootlng. and it was aug- pnnded iddie rnii nnii Wm, I've,-ui r-jrf-f-F n r.,.... I, per "ll ' ' ll "Barney". he was well known ""95 ml me Wmmi 3”” of scripture and one visitor was: N r '9' "'”'”L9 9li”"id Nmain H" present. After the devotlonai' per- ll I. J.. JJ A

IN H;-l0:adl;;;nM:iyx rings from tV!V1:flu?;::fiti1i).l' lhlljimtlzllndhggs wl1.l: "m9 " "W51 him 0595” 1' iod lunch was served by the host MRS. ARCHIE CHAPPELL sass. Dresser sets. dainty watch- spirit of life and his witty human W "M" We ”P”'”"ii ill"? '0' ess. assisted by Mrs. William Kenei The es from 322.50. Fine costume N009 C811 but P863" many iliiliily "0l”'"ld9"i5 shwld begin 9" nedy and Mrs. Hazen MacLure. i . Th? dcmh Oi M11 Arch” Ci”? jewgllery, peg;-lg gnd dress rings episodes which marked his long 009959? 11- Ind 91059 mi N0Ve-U" 1 llnccurred at the Prince Edward ii-om pepiei-'. ygwennry, your and colorful life. and he leaves her 10. Mrs. Matilda Miller is Ipendliili iiand Hnsniini nn Nnvnmbn. din quamy gm Sim" mnny happy rgmlniggncgg with Followi-ng a short discussion on several weeks at the home oi Mr. those who knew him, beaver. the meeting adjourned. and Mrs. Chuter Reynolds. Murray .

tilt at the age of 78- For the i . .5t ygar she had resided ni in, Ri-"on. H;M.”l:ieCtaiClin;ill8Vs0el:. Rhesigleleilil sgiti-rtiidvlng wlrdowdnge P N H River. 1 on... ni nei. dnngniei. Mrs. iqeiii onsons e cu . ose c ea. . ai-y's on. e rd. nu ow .. , , . . , an Macbeod. Hartsviile- long! ;lB!lig:.ea wfn-i)e'i'iprr5f.w shank leiigreegnnto nigiign iwievii (E:i'i0iilil'6;. d K Monfuguz n1::lemwltJ;ielli::slhgi!S;?ll?;: C I t . - ' E. - 089!) min . . on Sunday afternoon. November 13 i

Mrs. Chappell was the former pl . i fid.b h ts.f Pie NthLak;Phill dJ ,St. llllell" C”'”'"'”" l" l'"''5 l”''”'- i Jlhwsellerrslisvoh: Qhailign iziiteliinipl ivioalryui iiloaa; liltaitilieriiilelllesiin. n'l,hf'if;':;i'f'f,”il..;,lf”?:;:i' i.)i":.f ilggd with nine members present.

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wlca marrl d. 1- io 11 - . and predetl:,ease.de lteillmeiirevei-ldl icon 30111, popular Amino and lnl:liliEl;bNli?icD1l:;l3all'H?altMa;iy5l':l"!Il:;l Beck. Montague. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. I-lazen MacLiire. ears ago. Kodak box cameras. Fine Ge,-. Chnioiiein nl:3-A "V Cfml .316: in honor of their daughter Miss Betty and Ian. spentarecentweek-i II I, "'0' 0w” Surviving from her first mar- man came”, nnd accessories. mwni Thug"; Ifglreelf? Hmiliikri Barbara Beck. and Mr. Paul Jon- end in Charlottetown, the guests C tags are three 0hiidil9nvM"-5""' Pr”-iecm ""1 3'3"99"5i RCA Vic- nm,d' chnionaowni Man; M” kins. Charlottetown. whose mar- oi Mrs. MacLure's brother. Mr. 100" v Ross of Truro, N.s., Mr. Jack tor record players and records. amid Mom Cnlriniieiown. neij rinse iii to take place on Dnc- Alvin MacSwain and Mrs. Mac- suimainmnr on of St. John. NE. and Mrs. Glass. china and silverware. elee- an M" w.'s man" Chatrimu. enprber 26. '. Swain. B lel Dan Mncuod of uni-tgyuie. trlc appliances. clocks. pressure iogn; Jncii Gasperennxi Ann". M0 "i9bi'liv9 nlfblfll i?irii!dI!. S Y A daughter Mrs. James Collier cwke" 3'” mny 9'5" 3'" "3" Mrs. Howiett Butler. Charlottetown vi; cill lll” lllllll plll" llll l'llll”' -i ls l3xlellllcll.ll' llle llllll'v LIGUORIAN PLAYERS lgdecwsed ii0i' 19 Yelrl ago also Eefltions. Hat, gffipiel:-g Jewellery. one son. David. was killed over- llI:Ip;ry'eBi:t!::i1:;ri0ofYgll.ll'e's':s iii? liiililssiled atvdyleatnilfoli-i Ail-ltnhliiorn glllli? l rother John William and a lilo V” l" ql" 5 "pl seas. entered the on idi r . i h. ' ' r Ch mi Eu ' Th I i ." be h id iii r in prov ug a com- ario n is Siith. year. Mr. Cmidon . i H" Rent” many" Predneuod K. of C. Had rno":ngililft:;:1 Paurs cchllzsiati u : .ii1rthEarci)eii;'la;mvttii.i: l;:::n)ez:"lly;hreaidcd in Murray Har- A 1' two year; 530, gig; jg .1” m. Sturgeon. lit 9 3.111. interment nd iii h i ' vnd by 13 grandchildren. Allllllitli BOIIQIIO9 be in the church cemetery. '1-he :i..,lw:.il 1;... were wheeied Messrs. Wiimot Millar and Leon Th rsd D 8 d 9 MATINEE 35003 EVENING 5539 ' 9 The funeral wag held on Tuggd.y' Th ! ha qut or u! in mg room by David Hooiey in &?mm u I - CC. CH M II -I d i N ii Knights of Columbus was held in T . . . ovsmber 22nd from the home of 9 l'""l"' " 9 9 a replica of "Jenkins Transfer". ed with appreciation for the i l,'"5il'::,l,.liliil,' inn ll'Z:...l,lf,:il; go Dining room of the St. Mary's Monfugue pgceti5'lemi:iiild:ealiilhengeifloo?.uhlhsilgigd I:fa';i')0lf.iwsVliyshE;Hs and exmessmm "SEE AN ANGEL IN ACT ION ON EARTH" ed; all on Sunday. Novembe 27th. 1; M . F , - ' , - , . gr; ,n.',l.';n.l;",,l"lifil:.”,l',,fl"l.;li,lLln ht; with Grand Knight Joseph Cami? curhng schedu'e Wlilmarillenigntlw ililvlifiil :1il50mllgBdNlirii'Q mlililillscaieghligts lhliliil :p:lniiK-Sliilllitgh. A REALLY GREAT THRILL All AITS YOU' A & unter River Presbyterian Church. i(')9i18lIT0HliM8!i0i'0iii1e evenlniz. Montague Curiing Ciub Icimiui. V0!I'l80t:- Refreshments were served by then . Twin Llilseivrroifiiewiiisallfllhndiiiclieidmliiy R23" lMsgprmll:iii-ilali'i.s's liliie btlzldvizliii "ii Wednesday. Dec. 7: 0 ll" llllllolell lllm" ”lll'”” llllll” lll "'9 cll""l' s”l...Cllll5l'... Admi-9'0" 50 Cents Cumiin 3130 ' ' T - n ' ' ' ' 7 P M. ' id Presbyterian Church. assist lleele l'"i”"d”d l'” llle lwlll lll ll" Fast ice - W MacLean Leon by Rev, ciiifnrd Mon” ,.e Hum Church. Col. J. A. McDonald re- Jniimmn J Baiipm L Minna” .. . a . . GRADING STATION pnii benign W": Mn ipred and John McDonald responded to il;iw:i;'lil,,ilic'il:il.lil.l5l.,ni C 030"

Mr. illle T”" l” "'9 0i'd'"'r ' West ice - J. .lardine. J. Ciarey. The W9" lP9liK 0i the eV9iiii1il R. Munn. G. Ferguson. vs. At Mac- 3CL90d. Mr. Lloyd Macbeod. W” R”- Eric 3051" WW59 will Donald. C. Nicholson. R. Knox. J. .1 Mr. Dnncnn Mnnininsii. lects included Communls .Cath- Jackson. intni-men; win in in. pnnubymu ollc Action and Lay Retreats. 9 p, M. n Cemetery Hunter River. . A vote of thanks of the gathei'- East ice - A. E. Sullivan. D. . -.i.... lng was extended to the guest wannamaker. G. Mccannell. 1''. speaker and also the other speak. Vuozzo. vs. D. MacGowan. L. C. era by the Toast Master. also a Johnston. R. Machon. B. Haneveld. vote of thanks was tendered the West ice - H. M. Smith. 8. Mac- Mr, and Mrs. Non nnn uncund catholic Women's League for the Donald. E. McGillivray. P. Mcbure iiih to express sincere appreciae. Ierving of the turkey dinner Mrs. vs; 8. Johnston. R. Pettltt. R. i V Snowhckai SHORTENING . . . . . . . . 258

n to those who assisted in ad! 34- -7- Mdmllid. lat Vice nesldent. ii3mi"""- 5' R”b'"””' Iy during their bereavement. A1. in1 the absence of the ra sident. Moms cunning I to all who sent cards and letter: K"- A"-ililr Pllliot. responded. . . lmlmhy. l 04 Iiid w-3"'oiJIi.'ili2'!'li l"3.'i& 9' P M" Lilli Ma Donald ' l --.-na...-s-- s- s ' - c . the Ilnstnsoitiioiiauosai Xnethem. o.wili.5.l.iSf,f..id. E. ciily. .i, Jardine. a SUGAR. 10 lbs. . . .. . . . . . . . . . 838 ----M-4 .v, M Do id. E. MacDon- iii Twenty-five iron and steel plants lslld. i:.".suiiilicnn."ii. Prosper. L RAISINS. seeded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25: MURRAY RIVER -- WEDNESDAY ONLY gaisms, ,..di..,, 2 4.. , ,, , , , , 35.

in Loving Memory of my doc V” 0DUl'llill in Pakistan at the Spares e i. Hlckox. F. ROM- narss. zioc zoo

Iillld. lid of 1”. l ' Sinclair. -Tiyill Officer Andrew G. Ada-. PUBLIC AUCTi0N CaI'npbaI5s'l'OMATOSOUP.2for25c ISLANDPACKPIAS .. 15:

i lost his life In a plane crash Ir WiaQag. Manitoba. Dec 'III. In Aid of Cr! Children and other Charities Will Held This Year By The CORN 11d MILK. beans I90

MASONIO moon .. MQNTAGUE

ith. Mr. George Smith,

mlllell B"'llll"l' M" M""l"”l' a qualified grader. The patronage of customers in

the surrounding area is respectfully solicited to this

"”""l'”” . W. A. POOLE & CO.

Highest market prices will he paid. i

We have now opened a Grading Station under - - A

J. A. MIADONALD & CO. LTD. LOWEM MONTAGUE

CARDIGAN

do not and a special day. 0 bring you to my mind.

If the days I do not think oi you. i ' "P! hard to find. i -'5'" reinernbered anil itadl!

iimi by us loving wife. isieuor. M

mum", Motassss. fa, ii. . i. iii i H F Hi Courtesy M12, BRUCE YEO Hunnalaffa PC" . . . . .

l 3 1 wE.,NEs,,A,,?';,ECEMBER 7 St'anfiaid's sociis . . .. . . . . . . . . . 19s . '::.'..-.;'..'; . . SNARE WORKSOCKS 49: W i itllltslritlli assassin. ' i J pgizgs Fog iiucxy incjmr HOLDERS smell. 3 hf . . . . - I It I : AAA Donations miiOy'"ti:eie&to;tdl:ua:itlme Electric NPQO. 3 RP . . .

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