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14 The Guardian

Puke ; Saturday. October 9, 1954

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A wedding of interest took place Wednesday morning. Aug. 25 at 8:30 am. in St. Patrick's Church. Grand River, when Mary Veronica. daughter of Mrs. and the late Henry Pleatld of Grand River was united in the Holy Bonds of Mat- rimony to Gabriel Anthony, son of Mrs. and the late John Ifinnan of Bloomfield in a double-ring cere- mony. Rev. Pius Finnan, brother of the groom, celebrated the nup- tial Mass.

The church was beautifully dec- orated with baskets of gladioli and ferns. The pews were marked with streamers and flowers. Mrs. Harold Mclntyre organist played the wedding march and accom- panied the ladies choir in sing- ing "Mother At Your Feet. We're Kneeling” and "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother"

Given in marriage by her cou- sin, Mr. William Arsenault, the bride wore a floor-length gown of nylon net and lace over satin with fitted lace jacket. Her shoulder- length veil fell in folds and she carried a bouquet of peach roses and white prayer book, a gift of Father Rooney.

'I'he bridesmaid, Miss,Ethel Fin- nan. sister of the groom. wore pink not over taffeta with matching, headdress. and carried a bouquet of yellow roses.

Mr. Everett Campbell. cousin of the bride. supported the groom. The ushers were Mr. Wallace Mc- Klnnon and Mr. John A. Macbellan 1

Mrs. Plestid chose for her daugh- ter's wedding a navy silk dress with matching accessories. Mrs. Finnan wore a grey suit with navy

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The damage of vanuus com- mitted at the new Raceway Stad- ium in Sumrnerside was fortun- ately not very extensive, and we presume. considering all the pub- licity the affair has been given. Steps will be taken to have the damage repaired, and to, take rea- sonable precatitioiis to insure that the acts of vandalism are not repeated. We hope the authorities concerned will not assume that they will then have done all that is necessary to protect the rights and investment of the citizens, as far as the Raceway Stadium is concerned.

Surely it is not enough Just to make sure that the building is not torn apart, stick by stick. To keep it standing unmolested is neces- sary. of course. but there should be some attempt to explain to the citizens. whose money is in- vested in the enterprise, what the stadium stands for. There is an air of mystery now shrouding the whole rink project which now bids fair to remain a "while elephant" in the sense that it is apparently not going to fulfill the purpose for which it. was intended,

To the extent that the Race- way. Stadium 1-: private enterprise, it 1:3. we suppose. none of the public'a business what happens to 1L But 1t.is. at least partly, a town project, and one which the citizens have every right to reel is distinctly their business. If we are not to irate a modern ring with artificial ice plant. to serve the community, then surely we should receive a. clear explana- tion why this is so.

accessories. '

Immediately after the wedding a. reception was held at the Birch! Hill.'I'oLirist Home for immediatel relatives and friends. The table! decorated with lighted tapers and a. three-tier wedding cake, which was cut in the traditional manner. The toast to the bride was pro- posed by Rev. M. J. Honey and responded to by the groom.

Immediately after the breakfast the newly-weds left by car on a wedding tour through Maine and other parts of interest..For travel- ling the bride oonned a light blue suit with navy accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Finnan will reside in surnmerside, where the groom is employed with Curran and Briggs, and the bride is an employee at R. T. Holman Ltd.

CASCUMPEC SCHOOL (September Report)

Grade X - l. Verna Lewis.

Grade IX - 1. Lillian Yeo: 2. Nettan Gordon; 3. Bertha Gordon. Grade VllI- 1. Emma Arsen-

ault. Grade VII -- 1. John Hagen. Grade VI - 1. Ernest Lewis; 2.

STANHOPE W. I.

On Thursday evening, Sept. 2, the members of Stanhope W.l., en- tertained the members of West Covehead W. l., at the Kitchen Shelter, Stanhope B e a c h. The President. Mrs. Horace Marshall opened the meeting with "The More We Get Together," followed by the Collect. Roll call was an- swered by thirty-seven member; and nine visitors. It was decided to send 55.00 to the Cancer Cam- paign and :5.00 to the Iron Lung Fund.

New committees were appointed as follows:-

Ischool. Mrs. Alvin MacLaugh- an.

Sick. Mrs. J. Mrs. Reg. Ross.

Program, Mrs. Hubert Kielly and Mrs. Lewis Kielly.

Lunch. Mrs. George MacMillan, Mrs. Horace Marshall and Mrs. Louis Marshall.

Mrs. Harry Lawson thanked the members for the card she receiv-

E. Misener and

ed.

Mrs. Walter Marshall kindly in- vited the members for the Oct- ober meeting. Roll call to be an- swered by ”A good deed some one has done for You." Collection a- mounted to 53.71 cents.

Charles Yeo; 3. Lorraine Gam- ble.

G1-pd: V - 1. Joyce MacNevin; 2. Lloyd Murray; 3. Harry Den-

INS. Grade, III (at - 1. Norma Lew-

Is. Grade Ill (bl-l. Lillian Hagen. Grade II (at - 1. Faye Gordon Grade II (bl - 1. Les - Arsen- still; 2. Lowell Hudson; 3. James Veo. Grade. I (No test.s.l Teacher: Joyce (:alIaghan.,

How enchantingly the woodland calls in Autumn We were over yesterday ncross the

bridge , And walked among those lovely slopes and hillsides Perhaps you too have glorious ridge.

We stood in awe amid the wond- rous splendor

Nature dressed up in her bright- est array

Coexing earh leaf from green to regal purple

And splashing with gold and crim- son so gay

seen the

Oh Autumn leaves so vivid nnd sl- luring,

Meeting closed with "The Blue -Bells of Scotland" and the Nation-

lal Anthem. l Two games "A marshmallow .race” and ”'I'ie your neighbors

apron strings" were put on by Mrs. l"'l1s and Mrs. Horgan and enjoy- ed.

A delicious lunch was served and'

a social hour enjoyed.

AUGUSTINE COVE SCHOOL

(September Report) (Senior Dept.)

Grade X -- 1. Earl Dawson. Grade IX-- 1. Brenda Murphy; 2. Vernon Peters: 3. Joyce Cutcliffe. Grade Vlll - 1. Esther Carruth- iers: 2. Jean Macwilliams; 3. Justin 1 Murray. t Grade VII - l. John llobinson; :2. Carol Culcliffe; 3. Elmer Mac- J donald. , Grade Vl - 1. Jean MacNeil: 2 Alberta Grigtl: 3. Willis Peters. Grade V - 1. Jean Dawson; 2. Connie Clarke: 3. Myrna Thompson. Primary Dept.

1 Grade v - 1. Alan Robinson: 2. Dianne Webster; .1. Preston Cam- ernn.

xi..':rlc IV -- 1. Sandra MacFay- den: 2. Buddy Peters; 3. Verna Lcard.

Grade lll -- 1. Eugene Murphy:

2. Donna Dawson; 3. Earle Macdon-

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I Grade II (Sr) - l. Bertram ,Thnmpson; 2. Darrell Newsome; J. ,Evcrell. DcsRnchc. Grade II (Jr.t --1.

l2. Bernice Grigg.

1 Grade I - No tests. 1 Principal: Mary Mccarvllle. J Assistant: Shirley Stewart.

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Sincere sympathy is catended to the sorrowlng wife and family of the late Ellis Eriman, who lost his life in a car accident on Sept. 27. .

Mr. Jerry Enman, Sarnia. 0nt- -. tario. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enman, Spring- hill.

Mr. Z. H. Mack from the Mis- sion of Lepers. Nova Scotla was at the Mount Pleasant Church of the Nazarene presenting his film on the great work that's being done on the healing of lepers.'

Mrs. Clara MacLeod and daugh- ter. Harriet, O'Leary, were over- night guests at. the home of Mrs. Claude MacArthur, Springhill rec- ently.

A. C. 1 Arnold Raynor. who is serving with the Royal Canadian Alrforce. Centralia, 0nt., is spend- ing his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Raynor, En-, more.

Mr. Arthur Enman, Sl'., Augusta. Maine, is spending a few days at the home of his brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Enman, Springhill.

MARILYN ' ' Experts in the Hollywood ma cast births, marriages and divorce

Monroe. end because of conflicts in career

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caught with nothing but blank expressions over the announcement of divorce of baseball hero Joe DiMaggio and screen actress Marilyn Marilyn, in tears, raid the nine,-month marriage is at on

Mrs. Ellis and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson, Mt. Pleasant. while her husband is stationed in Goose Bay, Labrador, in the Royal Canadian Army.

Miss Doreen Bryant, teacher 61 Victoria West School, spent the week-end at the home of her par- enis, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant. North Enmore.

Mr. Stenning Enman who is serving with the Royal Canadian Ali-force, Trenton, Ontario, is spending a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Enman. Springhill. Mr. Enman was called home to attend the funeral of his brother, the late Ellis Enman.

Mr. Levl'MacArt.hur. Summer- side, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacArthur. Enmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius MacAr- thur. have returned to North Bay, Ontario, after spending their va- cation with relatives and friends, in Enmore and Egmont Bay-

Mr. and Mrs. Junior Enman, To- , , i-onto. Ont. are spending a few MMl55 dmala E"mk:"db:rfug12:ler;1a?,fldays at the home of their parents.

I-, 3”, ”t ! AET to 0m':Mr. and Mrs. Rheuben Enman, 5W"Kl"”v 1”" '” ”""d 'a col;:,Sprin hill. and Mr. and Mrs. Keir where 5h” plaflshis fpben m , andglfeo, armon . Mr. and Mrs. En- pie nf.weekx ix": 85 Iv:-(.15 eJ1unio,, man came ome to attend the 5”':e"'m'1”w' M.” an 1' i'luneral of their uncle. the isle E"m”"- ;Ellis Enman.

. Mr. Arthur Enman. TOFOMO-if Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacAr- Ontario.. is SPEHCUDE I 19W day! thur, Enmorc. celebrated their with her P3FEmS- M9 "id MT5-,thirtieth wedding anniversary on Kenneth Enman. Sprinuhtll. Mt September 24. On Sunday Mr. and Enman attended the funeral of his lMrSg Kenneth MacArthur, Sp,-gnu. uncle. the late Ellis Enmm lniii had a delicious dinner and

Vsupper for the occasion. Mr. Wy-

Mr. and Mrs. NOFNS M3CA”h”"lman MacArthur and Mrs. George and daughter. Millicent. Toronto-laryant, Linkletter Road. and Mr. 0nt.. are spending their Vacamlniand Mrs. William Baglole, Spring- at the home of Mr. MacArthtlrS hill were also present on this oc- parents. Mr. and MW 3- M3Cm”,casion. Many more happy snni-. thur, Enmore. mersaries are extended to Mr. and

, Mrs. MacArthur.

The Enmore's Women's Institute wg met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Frost on Oct. 1. Next place of meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Allison Raynor on Nov. 5th.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore and

BURTON SCHOOL (September Report)

Following is the report of Bur- ton School for the month of Sep-

family. V"c'-Wia West. EDEN 5Un' tember. day at the home Of MT!-,M001'9'5 Grade X - 1. June MacGregor. parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Grade IX - 1. Donnie Dalton. Phillips, McNeills Mills. Grade VIII -- 1. Audrey Doyle. Grade VI - 1. Christina Dople, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Enman.2, Ramona Collicutt. Joseph Dal- and children, Roger and Alma. ton. Milltown. N. B., are spending a;- Grade V - 1. Lens. Wood. 2. few days at the home of Mr. 1511- Marie Dalton. s man's parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Grade IV - 1. Nadine Rogers. Enman, Victoria West. 2. Allan Cookc,3. Eileen Dalton, and Norman Doyle (equal). Mr. and Mrs. James Billon. Grade III - 1. Cheryl Rogers. 2.

West Newton, Mass., are spendingbouglas Cooke, 3. Marjorie Colli- a few days at the homes of Mr. cutt.

and Mrs. Jack Moore and Mr. and Grade II - 1. Mary Patricia Mrs. Preston Enman, Victoria Dalton. 2 Jackie Doyle.

west. . l Grade I - l. Denzll Cooke, 2.

. :Dolores Dalton. Mrs. George Baglole, Milllownw

Highest average, Christina Doyle N. B.. is spendinx a few days Silver.-2.. Perfect attendance, Ramona the home of her Darenl-L MP Pnd Colllcutt, Marie Dalton, Nadine Mrs. David Enman. Victim! W9"-a Rogers, Frankie Macciregor. Ei-

le Dalton, Marjorie Collicutt, In M” C,”mm'twal:jhaT' 1:Ihi:e'Celextius Collicutt. Mary Patricia. Is spend HI 5 "W 3V " D no Dlo cs Dalto. homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jack 3 "v o r n

Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Enman, Victoria West. l

Teacher

Mrs. Geraldine Maoaregor.

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held their annual chicken supper ctober

in Victoria West H11" 9” - s. with a good crowd In mend- Dr. Hubert liiacNelIl, M.D. anCt- Physician - Surgeon

The Springhill Women's lnstiaofflce Hours:

tute held their October meetint 1".

, 3! I II-I2 the school house on Tuesday. 009- om H"

A.M. Afternoons (except Wednesdayl

nber 5- . 2:30 . 4:30 P.lVl. d 1 I-I , I : Tuesday. Thurs ay Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay MacLcnd,l s:::r:::: 7.3 PJW , '

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray. VIC-. toria West and Mrs. H'o ra ce Jewell, and daughter, Doris of Oi.- tawm were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Col.- will, Northam. l aaoanr THEATRE own.

9,, Sumineraide Mr; Enzm Oatvvay and S0"-yE'i1'Er John Picton, Ontario, are spend-icharyered, Accounfanfs

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Tariff Exemptions To Be Restricted

OTTAWA, (CF)-Four Canadian contracting and manufacturing as- sociations said today they have been given ass-.u'anoes that tariff exemptions on equipment and ma- terial for the St. Lawrence river power project will be restricted to the early-phase coffer dams.

The associations said today that Trade Minister Howe had written them Sept. 15 that the government does not intend to extend the tariff

concessions beyond the coffer dams.

The concessions, under a Joint arrangement with the United

States, provide for refunding cus- toms duty and excise taxes on material and equipment going into coffer dams which cross the inter- national border on the river near Cornwall, Ont.

The associations said there had been concern over proposals that a similar arrangement be applied to all international aspects of the project. The lowest Canadian bid- dera on a. coffer dam at Barnhart island had quoted foreign prices, on a tariff-free basis, for construc- tion equipment and other ma- terlals.

The four groups which issued to- day's statement are the Canadian Manufacturers Association, the Canadian Construction Association,

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HIGH WYCOMBE. England. (Reuters) -B. Seebohin Rownttec. British chocolate millionaire. died at his home near here today. He was M. ,

Rowntree, who had retired from

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(September lepert) Grade K -I. Wendell McDon- ald " :

' Grade IX - 1. Earl Molyneaux. G d 111... 1, D d N Gm. vii - i. Desmond Cur- cilia: u - 1. I.(:etIi!:ug1radl::': 'I'

lay; 3. M-rauot Roberts: I. Ann Curley: 3. Paula Name.-..' '

Jerome Moneahen. Grade 1 -No tests. , 6"” V1 - 1- Th”!!! M0nIl- Teacher: Mai-yjloberu,

ion: Ldxenny Curley; I. Willi.-

Grade V- 1. Jimmy N t; Patricia Kelly. .. m ” I,

Grade IV - 1. Leonard Smith: 2. Janet Weddell.

aotlve business, built up a and cocoa empire that spanned the world. - .

He was also renowned for his studies in social conditions on which he published a nu ' of authori tative books.

Member of a famous Quaker fam-

ily, he followed his father's belldf. that wealth and industrial prosper- ity should be used for the benefit of the community and during his long association with the Rawntree company-he was chairman from 1925 to 1941-lie introduced many innovations. He was one of the first employ ers to start a five-day week. When unemployment affected his staff. he opened a button - making plant nearby so that those laid off could be provided with new jobs.

He wrote books on poverty, bet- ting and gambling and I employ ment. ,

Rowntree, a. widower, leaves four sons and a daughter.

STOPS AT COLOMBO

COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP) - A tribal-class destroyer of the Royal Canadian Navy, HMCS Haida. has paid an informal operational visit to Ceylon. it was announced Wed- nesday by .1. J. Hurley. high com- missioncr for Canada. The Haida. with 28 officers and 242 other ranks under Lt.-Cmdr. M. W. Mayo, is returning to Halifax from service in Korean waters.

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IIENSINGTON

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15: Matinee 2:30 Saturday. Leslie Caron as ”LlLI". You'll fall in love with her! You'll laugh with her! You'll cry with her! You'll dance with her! It's M-G-M's grand happy- hcartcd technicolor picture for the whole family. Co-starring Jean Pierre Aumont. Mel Ferrer. Ad- missions 45c and (we; Mat. 30c-15c.

Monday - Tuesday 7:15-9:15. The greatest human drama ever told- "TITANIC". starring Clifton Webh, Barbara Slanwyck. Admission 50c and 30c. Bank drawing Tuesday and Thursday worth 540.00.

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Friday & Saturday 7:15-9:15; Mat- inee Saturday 2:30. Next; to "Tl- tanlc", this is the greatest see pic- ture :wcr-- ' : "WORLD IN HIS ARMS" Starring Gregory Peck and Ann Blyth.

Monday-Tuesday 7:15 & 9:15; Mai-

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fall in love with "LII "-In Tech- nicolor, starring Leslie Caron, Mel Ferrcr. with Zsa Zsa Gabor and Jean Pierre Aumonl.

llrapaud Theatre

Fri. 8:30; Sat. 7:30-9:30 ”BOWERY BATTALION”

A comedy starring "The Bowery Boys”

Also a "Little Rascals" Short

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FRIDAY & SATURDAY October 8 - 9th "HANGMAN'S KNOT" Starring Randolph Scott - Donna Reid

Colored Cartoon - Canteen Service

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