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\‘ANCOUVER (‘P «Early “in- .er rains have struck southern g,;t:sh Columbia and Vancouver “and. resu‘tin: in three deaths and reusing floods at widely scat. ,9de points.

Railway lines were cut and in inme places water rose high enough to force evacuation of hrmes.

Hardest hit uas Vancouver Island. frequently blasted by rain storms sweeping in from the pacific Ocean.

A1 Port Alberni, 100 miles northwest of Victoria. some 20 famllles moved out after Sproat Lake rose almost 792 feet in less than four days. Port Alberni re. ported 10.6 inches of rain since Sagurday night. including 4.58 inches Sunday. the greatest 24- Mur total in 18 years of records.

An elderly man collapsed at Fort Alberni and died of a heart attack as he fled his home when I radio station broadcast what proved to be a false report that [he Elsie Lake Dam had' col. lapsed. The report was checked mm RCMP. the station said. It broadcast a retraction shortly we, when the report proved

lse. fa0n the BC. mainland, two men were drowned when their car skidded from a slippery pier into the waters of Howe Sound at

Squamish.

O’LEARY

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam K, Campbell, who were married recently in the United Church Manse. O’Leary, by Rev. Haber Kean, the bride is the former Stella MacNevin, daughter of Mn‘. and Mrs. Rustin MacNevin, Cas- cum‘pec, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Keir and the late Keir

Campbell .

Dr. Robert L. Frizzell, 'l‘i-g- nis-h. P.E.I. was a guest at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Frizzell, Spring field West, over the weekend.

Mr. Haldane Frizzelil first year student at Prince of Wales Col- leze. Charlottetown. visited his parents, Mr. and Mns. Sterling Frizzeil. Springfield West over the weekend. _

The many triends of Mr. Pres- ton Robinson. Springfield West, are glad to see him around again after being confined to his bed through illness.

Q Mrs. Gordon MacWiiilliams re- turned to her home after spend-

ing a few days in Summerside,

iguest of Mrs. Annie Lidstonc.

‘ Donna Shaw. nurse in loathing at the Provincial Sana- ‘torium. Charlottetown, spent a very pleasant weekend in Spring- field West. guest of Mr. and l Mrs. Sterling Frizzeltl.

I Mrs. Bettie MacWilliam, Cape Wolfe. left recently to visit her daughter in Ottawa, Ontario. She plans to stay a couple of weeks before leaving to spend the win- ter in Boston with other rela- tives and friends. D.U.

BEDEQUE

Mrs. Amy Leard. has returned tome from the Prince County Hospital where she was a patient for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Weeks. and son Milton. Fredericton. P. E. I. were visitors to Bedeque last Thursday, calling on relativ-

es.

An otfering tor the Spring/hill disaster fund, was received at EliaUnited Church, amounting to Miss Alice Noonan. Borden, for- merly of Bedeque, was a recent litigant in the Prince County Hoe Pl .

After a sojourn in Bedeque, Which was enjoyed to the utmost, Mr. Kenneth Bruce Stewart, has returned to his native city of Charlottetown, where rein - lives and personal friends will make his stay pleasant. He plans to return to Bedeque village in April. This is the village of his iancestors, the Hon. Joseph Pope. the Hon. Judge W. H. Pope and the Hon. James C. Pope. thrice “remier of this Province. B.Q.

NEW ANNAN

Mr. and Mrs. Percy MtcCar -

“HE. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Lamb!

land family visited with Mrs.

JOhn Molnnis, Allison and 1‘38 on Sunday.

Mr. Allen Semple. Clermont, 1°“ by car on a trip to the Unit- ed States on Saturday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Maizie tBWes who was returning to her home in Weymouth. Mass. after Spending the summer months “II-h her brother, Mr. William Hegarty

Mrs. Isaac 'i uplin and two chil- J’EH are visiting with her father- mlaw. Mr, James Tuplin and laughter. Shirlcr.

MI". and Mrs. Eugene McCabe ‘nd family of Middleton. visited l,“ the home of Mr. William legally on Thursday evening.

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dian "‘ho has been claiming to be l the 1953 killer of three American ; mumbled. lhunters in the Canadian wilder- ‘ ‘ _ .ness. denied his own story befbre AP) _ IWant“ltelevisicn cameras Tuesday.

“I don't know anything about. Homicide detective Bob Gow..almost from the fir-st. A prospec-

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His repudiation came as TV “we ha\en't been called in." cameramen filmed an interview.

Willl him in jail lcounted Tll'.’ mpson's

Richard Lindsey. 17. Canadian authorites have dis— father. Eugene, confession Claar. also were slain. l

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