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‘UMMEBBIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News. Subscriptions, Advertising

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_BED1<;QUE RINK NEWS-SP“- Ial liulitlii)’ ikme Wedmesduy even‘ W; Der. 29. Admission-skaters fgliiiclitldfz 2U. Ail interested in god“... will meet in office after ‘karirrg, Free school skate 'l‘hursday afternoon 1 to 3. W... - I

_Ii'I-il)l)l\'(i ANNIYERSART’ — lhr fifty-eighth wedding anniver-

n cf Mr. iind firs. Thomas Rum- my “'35 quietly observed ut their lliariiic in Summcrsidl- on Christmas pa’, “llll the immediate members p] the family prcscnt. lifr. and Mrs. Ralnsuy (the former Funny Muc- Gougniil were mnrricd 0n Decem- ber 134, i890 in Iilulpcque by Rev. gwygp filacMiIluii and to this un- imi the following family WiIS born: Arfliir‘, who Iivcs in Kcnsiniltoni flpuftlt’ Ill Now Aiiniiii; Jumps in iimnuiim uiiii Mulililti, Mrs. lilahon Biiiiiii. in Suiiiiiicrsitlr. Mr. ziiiil lils. llzimriiv spent the urrutci" purl of thcir lll!ll'l'l(‘tl lifo in linin- iiwi, whore Mr. Riinisiiy was a rfUSpovtMiS fiirnicr. r S.

~ .\l.\b'0.\ 1C CELEBRATION —

llie Hlliltlffl St. Johns Night Cel- I

ghrfiltull oi Hiram and Lnbunnc-n Lodge N0 3, AF. and A.M. was held on ‘Monday evening with n dlniicr at the Olympia Restaur- ant. Suinmerside, for Miisoiis and ‘liclf luiics. ivorsliipful Muster Girrald Sheen presided and brief addresses were given by J. M. Nicholson. P.Ci.M.; J. Watson Mc- Nauglv ‘VLF; Dr. J. C. SlmPWIlI Dr. F runton; L. R. Allen. and

in tin: films were shown by Mr. ii’. A. Qurrie and the members tlicn sdlourned to the Lsodzc roonis ivherc the installation of clitoris iviis carried Ollt by U0"- .i'.<l Baker, P.G.M.. assisted by R Ellis. Grand Marshall. Tue new officers that were installed vie as follows: W. M, Bruce J-rlinson: S.W.. Roland Phlllpsm; .i\\' Ralph Monkley; treasurer. i i. Arthur ire-elected); secret.- B. ft. Sharpe tic-elected‘: C lilll, Harry MacFarlane tre- PIPCIEKlII S.D.. Harry Daley: J.D. Kale Hansen: 5.8.. Arthur Row m: J5. Roy Johnson: I.G.. Fred Yollarid: 0.6.. G. B. Sheen. S —-t.IlI€Is’l‘l\lAS SERVICE —At the sundry morning sci-vice in the Suizunerslde Presbyterian Church. Miss Janet Balier was guest soloist. llililhir. most ucveplubiy "Gtsu Bariibinu" i'l‘lie infant Jcsusi by Pirlro .-\. Yon. Sm: was accompani- 7rd by the church organist, Ali-s. Clric Wharton. The minister pieach- tii a thought-provoking scnnoii llCtll ilie text, lii Luke 2:15 “Let us lo (‘it'll now unto Bethlehem." A‘. the opening of lihc morning ind firm h services the Junior ]lrls' fliull‘ sang several carols and in the iiening the senior choli- presented two anthems "Hark, The Glad 5011M. the Saviour Comes" by S. DrlltlllllUild 'Wolff and "Arise. Slllrie for Tliy Light. is Cane" by Si: ucurge EIVU)’. 'l‘lie niinistrrls ‘m ivas in Colosslans 1:18 "Aiiil lit is the head of thc body, the dluri-h." Directly after the evening mrship. the Young Peoples Sui- Itil‘ held Fireside Service in the Church hull. opening with the “living of the i-iirnls "Once lli iieiiiiciicm of Judah," "Ring Out- Ye Bells“ and "O Little Town of Bethlehem." with ltfrs. Clove Vilinlrn nt the piano. Jean Mul- thoiv. the Worship Convener. was rd by Shirley MacDonald. I‘ 0 iciid the Scripture lesson, and ‘PM Balm‘. who led tn prayer. An Jltlliftnz meditation on "Tito Christ Myth" was given by Gard- Intr Dalziel, a former member of the Society. The hymns sung wore ‘ll Cumr All Yr- Falthful." “Hark. ilin llcrairi Angels Sing" and "O Gtni of Bethel." In the unavoidable lbsense of the president. Ivan Mec- Kmlil‘. the address of .welccine "t! Riven by Ja-mes Johnston. The If"? "The Birth of a King‘ by w. ii. l-eiiiiiiiger sung by Miss Janet Baker was highly appreciated. The “Itflflry prayer by Neil Walker tollovicd the receiving of the col- llcltou by Georgina. MacKenzfe and tome Moose. Alter the benediction dthc minister. a fellowship period viicrl when refreshments were ten-ed b)’ the members-TS.

--I'JXPECT ‘car baled shavings next week. Book orders now. Colin B. Waugh, Wllmot.

-ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED —Mr. and Mrs. Keith Donald. Mal- peque, announce the engagement of their daughter. Edith Eileen, to Ralph, son of Mr. and IMrs. Frank Cobb, Kensington, marriage to take place In the near future.

-—ROTARY MEETING — Phe regular meeting of the Summer- side Rotary Club of Summersidc yesterday was devoted to discus- sion of expenditures in UDIlIIEt." lion with the crippled children's fund. President E‘. P. Foley pre- sided. S

-ARRESTED F0 R 00A}. THEFT -- Just after dark lust evening Constables MacKay and Boyle of the Summcrslde Police Force arrested a man with two sivslis of coal on a sleigh near a railway cai- loaded with coal on the siding nf Joseph Read and Co Lid . Water Street West. lie will appear in Police Court this moi"nliig.—S.

»—'l‘he music in the Summers-tile Trinity United Church on' Sunday evening was presented by the Jim- ior Choir, under the direction of Ali's. Allen Jenkins. with Miss Min‘) Geldurt at the organ. After tho Proccssionnf Hymn “Prnisi: My Soul the King of Heaven" tivu special Christmas numbers were sung "O Little Town of Bctlilclioni“ Hnri "Good CItristIiin l\‘li-ri Rejoice" (The Rccr-ssloiizil was "'f'lic I).'|_v is Vzist Lind Ovcr."- S.

—L‘ELEBBATION—A noteworthy celebration was held on Christmas Day when the family and descend- unis of the lzitc Mr. and I\frs. George Lockhzirt of Spring Valley met at the home 0i Mr. and Jill's. George Crozicr. llumilton. It was the first time in forty yours that the brothcrs and sisters Ital‘. been together. namely, John. Churlottr~~ town: Rev. Emanuel. Shemogue. N. 8.,’ Alex. Onion Lulu‘, Suskntrlii» wan; Georgo, liamlllon. Ontario; Charles, Miilpequc: Mrs. (‘Iizirlcs Ramsay, Summerslde; Mrs. George Crozicr. Hamilton: and Mrs. Percy AIGCDTUFdO. Kelvin Grove. After :. delicious turkey dinner, with nil the trimmings. served at. I o'clock.

tho Christmas l-fomn Srjrviifg 0f [he

United CIIUITII of Canada was con-

tlttfifd 71S’ Rev. E. Lockhart. assist-

ed by Mr. and Mrs. G. Crozicr in reading Scripture selections and

Miss Eleunor liiucMiirdo. who rend

n poem. Georgie Lockiiurt and Aime

Ramsay sang as a duet “Away in n

Monger" with Mrs. Alex Lockhart

at the piano. The singing of Christ- i mas carols concluded the service. ‘The attractively dccornterl Christ- mas tree was then unloaded and through rm cxr-liuiigc. every ono Present received a gift. Au out- Stflhdiril: feature of the afternoon was the displaying of tlic (‘i-est of the Loekhsrt Clan h_\' Rev. E. Lock. Iinrf. Attached to this is much his- torlrul significance ns the ancestry: of the Locklmris has boon trncrd geek to King Bruce of Scotland»-

Personals

_—Mr.s. Alyrq Doucctte, Summer- side. is a patient in the Prince Lounty l-lospltaL-S.

-—Miss Clarissa Perry of lifting- icul ls spending three vrecks n‘. ncr homo in Sumniersidc. 5

-M.rs. Malcolm Steele n! sum- merilde left on ‘niesday by plane for Boston to visit friends. S

——Mlss Mabel McNelil. Summer» side. sprint. the Christmas n"eeli— end in OLeary and Ehmsdale. s

-—M.r. Hazelton Glllls, Ottawa. is spending the holidays with his wife and family in Surnmersldo

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-Mr. EC. Murphy of Eimerald. popular hardware salesman, was s recent business visitor to Ken- slngton. ~— K.

—Mr, and Mrs. George Higgins. Suinmerside, spent. Christmas with Mrs. Higgins‘ parents. Mr. snrl Mrs Jsmcs Cahlll. Bouthport. S

-Mr. Glen Crozler. Edmundslon. N. B.. ls enjoying the Christmas vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Crozler, Humllton.-S.

-.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lauglilln of Sherbroolce left Monday morn- ing for Quebec City to attend the wedding of their daughter llkilth.

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W! lflllIlII[-—".'l terrific-the way FIIIESTONE BTUDDED GRIP ""38 will pnli your car through deep snow with no effort at all. Flro-

Ail... Ice Cap By

By ROGER l). GREENE WASHINGTON. Dcc. 28 -(A1=i ~- Tiivelve UlillCt) States HJTHIL!) marooncd atop n 7.300~I'O.:t ice cap in Ciieenianii were rescued in 38 minutes today by u 0-47 Lflfll- port equipped with Jet-sssist take- off apparatus slid skis.

Seven o-f the men had been stranded in the lonely Arctic en- campment since Dec. 9. The othei five Joined them later in a series of unsuccessful rescue attempts. By latest reports, all the men were in good health despite sub- fi-eezlng temperatures of 40 bcflmv and ii-inds up to 100 miles-um- hmir.

Air force headquarters here said the rescuing C47. flown to the scene from its Greenland base 2'70 miles aivay. landed on the snow at. 9:30 A.M.. leaded the happy men riii hoard iinci took off at 10:38 A.M.

At. least three previous "air snatch" attempts, with gliders and a B-l’! Flying Fbrtrcss, hld failed. But the mcn were kept wvarni and well fed ivllh heating cquipnicnt. food. medical simples and even a disenantiefl ifyuvoud house ilrupprd to them by para- chute. A Christmas tree and Yule dinner ivci-e zil=o floated down for llir~ holiiiziv.

in carryinn: out tcdziyis success- ful exploit, the air force beat the navy to the punch in a .1011?! FES- cuc mission. 1t came as the navy's

~ Miss Aiiiizi fleivill, nurse-in- tizilliiiig zit the f’. I6. l. Hospllnl. visited Iivr hum/- in Suniinersidl- durini: the Christmas IlOlltlil.VS.—S. --Mr. Wi-ndcll Callbcck, Halifax. NS. is spending llic Yuletide sea- son wttli lils parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Lfiillbci-li Ill"llL‘l‘Slfl0.»S.

»-Mr. and Airs. Basil AIXICNClII. Elmsdaic. iociit Christmas with their diiiighler. Airs. Wnllacfi Bradshaiv and Mi". Bradshaw. "1 SlliTlHlClWldt".

“Miss Add Sildsliiiry. teacher Ill thu Quirbev City High School. QUE‘ brr‘, I5 spending the Christmas va- rzifiutf at. her home in Suninierside.

~2\li>s JJllCl Butter of tlie Unl- Yrifisli)‘ iii‘ Toi-oiit-ci is spcndliif-I NIB iqniiilrivs with lirr nnreiils, Mr. and Ali's. Donald Baker. SUIIUIICTSIdE.

Ali: illiviii “Mill, student at Sllmlllefhlfle liich Sclioobis spend- ing lils liolirlni'\ it'll" hi“ DBYPTIB Mr. and Mrs. Coir‘) N l1. Clcimont- M]; Jurors (‘lurk fil'l'i\‘ftl liy iiliinc from lGilniiindsloii. N. 8.. t0 spciirl tlir- YlllOlltIt‘ season ivllli his parents. Mr. mid Ali's. P. G. Clnfk- Summcrsiilc.

John, N l1. spcnl. the holiday \\‘(\Qk-Cl1fl with her parents. MI‘- iiiid Airs Peri-y ilVcclcs. Si. Elean- ors. s dMr. Joseph M. Gillis- who has completed the inside fiiiinsh of Kcii- WUOGSRIC“ new residence in Kciisliiirtriri. tins rrtiiriacd I0 his home in Indian Rivcr. ~—K ~-R€\'.JO56[JI\ Padgett? 05 111° staff of Vlllanovu collcgf- Phil- adelphia. Penn. has been vlsltlnE i" Summerside rind celebrated High hiess In Si. Paul's Church on Sun- fliiy lie is n brother of Sister St. Daniel of St. iilarys Convent.--S.

3 side. entered

' t mills-s Pntricln Weeks of Saint

en Snatched From

Plane With

Jet Equipment A11d Skis

aircraft carrier Balpan, with five- helicopter "flying windmills" aboard. sped through lilis North Atlantic.’ toward Greenland.

I Au force officials credited im- ‘rescue to s young sir force piICt who only s. yeiir ago was the hero in another Rscue exploit in Lab- rsdor.

He ls UL-Cul. ilimil J. Beardry, 30. a native of Manchester, NH. who is known to his colleagues as possibly the sir force's ace pilot of into (jet-assist) ski-cqwpped planes.

Col. Beaudry. a bomber pilot in the Second World War with a rrecord of 26 missions and 230 combat hours in Europe, fluv the big plane in today's episode.» A year sgo. Dec. 2'6. i947. Beardflv piloted his plane to Dykc‘; Lake in Labrador and picked up nine survivors whose B-i’? had been forced dovm three days carver.

Air force headquarters said pre- vious announcements that l3 men were msrooned on the Grecrlrmri cap were in error. 1i said only one man, instead of two. was ebrvird a glider wihlch marl:- the la~t We‘ vious rescue attempt.

The Navv Departmrnt Skid the Saipan will g0 on to P291111?- Nfld. arriving: tomorrow". Ncws» banei’ correspondents aboard her will be landed there and fl “In back to the United Stubs 'I""c Saipah will rel-urn to NOITCIR- VB rt moderate speed.

__.;i,1i:s liiarle Delaney who Is ‘a student nurse in l-iolcl Dicii Hos- pital. Monctoii. N.B.. spent Christ- mas day wltlvher parents. Mr. incl Mrs. Carlo] Delaney, Summcrsfik;

~Dr. and Mrs. L. Il-iyi" OI Monctori, N. 8.. were mil-sis uvci" the weekend of lilr. and Airs. Joseph \'i'ood, Sumiiivi-strlc. fir. D054" l5 I! brother of lifrs. \i"ood.— S.

—Mrs. Viliiliani Higgins, Summer- the Prince County Hospital a week ugo for treatment and It it. is expected that she will bu there for about ten days more.

—Miss Aintu Liilllglliill. student ‘nurse at. l-Bic Charlottetown Hos- pllal, spent Christmas with her parents. Mi. and Mrs. Eduard Laughlin. Slicrbroolae. S

-—-Mi-ss Julie Ranisol" AIR“. who is attending Western Univer- slty. London. Ont. is spcndir-z the Christmas holidays willh hcr parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordtm Ramsay, Summcrsidc. 5

~Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright. ihiiiriix, N. are sin-riding tlw Christmas holidays with the form- er's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Wright. LIlddleton.-~S. I

—'Mr. and Mrs. George Locklizirt. who have been residing in llumii- toii, Ontario for the post two years. have returned to Prince Eiiwui-ii ls- land to spciid the ivinicr months in Mlddletonfs.

-Mr. and Mrs. Bert F. lluntez‘ and little daughter Carol, Summer- sldc. spent the Yulctlde holidays a‘. ijlermont the guest of Mrs. Huiilcrb parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mill. '

-_M.r. Elmer Pearson oi’ Chelton Shoo-e was a visitor to Summer- slde on Saturday- N11‘- FEMS" makes few visits away from hi5 locality. and consequently he! leisure to read and mentally

MILLAR’

LAST SPECIAL OF I

LYNN VALLEY PEAS.

BULK SHORTENING. BULK LARD. two lbs.

KEIISIIIGTDII

PiANUTBUTTERJboz. 35c CLARK'S PORK and BEANS. 2 tins . . . . 35c PITTED DATES.2Ibs. 40c CORNSYRUhperrin 33c

perccise.....................$3-45 TOMATO JUICE, 28 oz. tins, 2 for . . . . 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. Ziins . . . . . . . . . . . 22c LOMBARD PLUMS. 2 tins . . . . . . . . . . ‘Z56 OGILVIE'S ROLLED OATS. 5 lbs. pkg. . . 38c RASPBERRY JAM. bottle . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c LOBSTERPASTEZfins 29¢ SANDWICH SPREAD, 3 o1, two fins . . . 22c FRESHBEEFJwotins 80¢

BULKTEAJwolbs. $1.48 YELLOWEYED BEANS. 5 lbs. . . . . . . . . 80c BULK MINCEMEAT. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 20c BULK CUR.RANTS.2.'bs. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 25c RAISINS. Seeded or seedless. 2 lbs. . . . 48c SUNIIGHT SOAP. Zcelies . . . . . . . . . . . 26c LUX TOILET SOAP. 3 cakes . . . . . . . . . 28c

We take this opportunity of thanking our many customers for their patronage

8 STDRE

943. DEC. 29. 30. ~31

2 tins 30c

rweibs.........78c ....:..........10c

I DOES INDIGESTIUN WIILLOP Y0li snow TIIE our:

Help Your Forgotten "Z5" For The Kind OI Relief Thai Helps Make You Karin’ To G0 More than half o! your dualism is done below the belt-in your 25 Icet of bowels. 8o when iadilution strikes. try soinstbi that. helps direction in iiu atninaeb AN below the belt. What you may need ls Carter's Little Livt Pills to givaofied help tn that "forgotten IA‘! -

Take one Csrtei-‘s little Liver Pill bolero and one eJter meals. Take them aeeoidin in directions. _'I'he_y help uavke up a larger Dev

the 3 mun digestive Juices in your swmseii AND bowels-help you digest what you have uteri in Nature's own way.

Then most. folks gut the kind of ieliri that w? y oubfeel better frumbydif! head m your

_ . us]. osurv- you get. t e genuine Carter's httie Liver Pills from your thunder-R

"ALIAS .\ GIZWPLIEDLLN" HA5‘ WALLACE BEER)’ 1N COMEDY LOADED WITH FAST ACTION -—Wltll Wallace Berry playing an cit-crook who is determined to become a gentleman and in the process makes himself an expel": or: etiquette. interior decoration, French pronouns, and whirl the Well-dressed clubmnn will wear- yiiu liar..- tiic nriiusliig prcninr of "Alias A Gciiilcmiiii“ his tic-v M-G-M ldljlllfl.’ now bring slioivn on lIlC (Jrpiiui screen.

This 1 "— i‘ ci slurj.’ divides its lllffllOl‘ and drama evenly, \\iili the action and suspense Cflltitrlll‘! Cl‘ the iittiiiipi of a rival under» world character to rut in on the ivould- D.’ gqiilcihairs lllyolCflULlfi» income. involved are Tom Drake playing ‘Ar; cx-prison pal of Barry's. and Dornlfiy Patrick. n down-on» luck actress vilio poses m; ficcrys 1.": glilci" in an ntlcuipt ti: ferret owl infoiiiiitiilii us to tiii- i-rurce ii.’ Illt-K vxciiltli. lii the linnl oiitcoiiic. llle FMIGLlIJllIDlC Bcciyas usual, Cllf!‘i["< out on top and r0- illilllfjt‘ riiivliiiis Flriikl’ and Vltsi. Patricia. but not bcforz- you have brrn mrr-t‘. liIflilV of I‘l>ll'_'ll-.llld~ lilinblc diitit“. cxvitliic Ilillli iiiziv and a hum nliiltcr of iuuglis from this enici-tztizizn; scrccn incnu. Harry Beaumont has; directed ivlth authority and has seen to II that, BTCY)‘ ." slvrii C‘\'El'_\' oppor- tunity for hi» IIODIHLLI"TUUZZII-Slfllll" ii1tIl~H—Ii("\l'l-Ol"-'IOI(l i-‘iuractci-iwii- lion. T."- iiii—:iiid~criiiiiiiz Toni Drake ivill Will iour (IITIWOFHI us 'i'ie tong“: mungstei- nftci‘ calw money. 111d Dorothy Putrick lcnrls credulcncc aiicl syrnpiitlty i0 llic pizrt of tlic cirl who zit first lili- iiiiscs 0i» fjrcry hill is Inter woii orcr to his iiffziblc izciicrosity. Tlicre are excellent. .‘~lll3pDl'1~ll'ii! roles, inrliidzng thou‘ iii Gladys George cs n brcczy iniiiiiciirlst. Leon Alilfb ti‘ lhc Zlllliillvl‘ who ziltcnipts I.» chisel in on Berry's fortune ..‘il(l ili’.'ii'iici' Aiirlcrsoii as

'- Eiardcnri police captain, digest current ncivs iii lIlC daily press. ~K i

-i\'liss Fltiroiirl- Filtpiitriclilirzulc l lczichci- iii Viindsor Actidcmlh N. 8., and Lloyd Fitzpatrick, third your l'\\\' student at Dalhousie Unlver t_v, fiiilifnxuNSq urn spend- ing the ltziiltiuy’ season with their parents, Rci. and Airs. FA, Fitz- pntriik. AIIiFYlUIi

iCuiiluiurd from Pugs Bl

T800 Usuluiiirl . . . . l5 i200 Pamour . . . l0? 9850 Pa: Pete . .. 295 9600 Do Rts. . . .. . . TOUU Pavlicir i640 Pciyniustci-

5900 Piccadilly .

500 Pickle Crow .

500 Pioneer ..

1000 Porc Pen

400 Preston

500 Que Mun

FICtO Reeves 400D Roche

I10 Royal Bk ..

8500 Roybai‘ ...

22200 Rupununi .

500 San Ant 5000 Sr-itatar .

100 Sheep (‘r .

(i122 Sherriil 45800 Silver Mill ..

S000 South Bruz .

400 S ringer . i000 S celoy . .. .. i750 Sleep Ro .. . i400 Sulliv ..

(i005 Sylvzinite .

160 Teck llu ..

5700 Thom Liinrl ..

1000 Towagniac .

3200 Tran Res .

976 Un Kciio .

300 Upn (‘an

400 Ventures

350 \\'uilc I500 Winguit ...

1810 Wright Hai- .

CURB

500 Foothills 800 Pend Ori- Total soles 905.000.

in‘ MINK FOR SALE

Entire stock of 40 female mink. mostly hull-bloods. five prov-en hieeilcr males. two pup mules. Those are nil Royal Pastels from Associated Fur I-‘nrms. New Ilo|< stein. Wis“ nml nru xumo of thi- brsi in existence. Will sell tot. for n bargain.

IJAIIROL DELAN In Summer-std.

Pleads fiuilty To

Garage Breaks

With the conviction before Afaglstrate R. S. HLDLDILI KC. in Summerslde of a young’ men from Long River. Royal Can I iidiaii Mounted PUIII-t‘ mid Sum‘ uicrside Police iiuriitiig togeliici" bvllrve that they cleared up the‘ mystery of a lllliillll€l' of guiagc‘ breaks that have taken place with. in the last month or so. Iii all cases tools were stolen and I115 combined value of stolen articles is’

gesterda,

believed to be iipivartls of twu hundred dollars. , The young [llllll PICBLILU gulllylu breaking. entering and theft at Sidney Het-kbc-rfs garage. Indian River, to the same offence a’

Prince County hfoturs. on Water Strccl East, Summcrsiclc operated by Mi‘. Bccslicr Best; and though pleading nut. guilty was coiivii-ien of breaking, entering and theft 1i: Robert Dawn's filling station at Reads Corner near Siiuzincr Scniciice was deferrud till Llci, bcr SISL-"S. BRADSHAW - SIIARPE

A pretty wedding vies bulfltlmll- ed at the United Church Mans iii Bcclcqizc oii Wcdiicstiuy. IJi-c. 13th. at ll AAL. w‘.i:-ii lzlllll Ucorgiiin. (l.ill§_’,lilt‘l‘ of Mr. and. Airs. Gccigc Slnirpi» of Byrdc-li nas unilrr. in iioly fliilldlllDil)‘ aoT Malcolm V/riglil. sun ut Mrs. ‘in’; mus W. Bi'a’.lsliii‘.i' Illltl tlic iziic Ml‘. Brzrlsiziiiv 6f Senrlttuliii.

'l’l"ie wcitdiiig iiiis performed Ill Llic presence 0t lfllfflfiililit‘ i-clzii- ivcs by the pastor, Rev. Burton Crowc.

The DlldC, iilio w... gum. ,1; 111111111130 iii IlFl‘ iallicr, \\.i.~ ilr ~- Ht lli u broiiii criiic iinif iii-l sLl‘(’€l—lCl)(_,|..‘i (Ii-cs. iiith LjiJln-‘ILQC o.‘ yellow iniiins. She was lilltfll-JFLJ by her sister. Miss Bcriiiuc Sharps. who via.» altircd in licaicu imp; ivoul (lrrss with FUIEUQL 0i _\'CIlL)'.\ mlllils.