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id. lBoucher froze both hands and doctors said it might become necessary to amputate one or two fingers.

DISCHARGE!) MONDAY

Low and Capt. Robey Hatfield. 47-year-old ,Second World War navy veteran. were discharged from, hospital late Monday. The hospital attributed I4ow's tempor- ary blindness to shock and the stinging spray that .laahed the men for hours on end.

Ferdinand Lloyd. 44. who spent four years as a Japanese prison- er-'6 during the war. and Aubrey Nickerson. 28. probably will be released from hospital today. Nickerson. of Port La Tour. trdu one hand. Lloyd,. of Wood's Har- bor. had a frozen foot.

The ocean dumped the frail dory. at the foot of the only road for 'f1ve miles along the coast. The road was bulldozed through to the shore by the U.S, Navy last. year when it was operating

Eounds of fish jammed in her 9

"I came off watch about 3:15 Friday morning and ordered two crew members awake to clear the bllges. Then I went below to get a cup of coffee.

"I noticed water coming in over

.the fo'csla flooring in the cabin and that was the first indication I got that anything was wrong. FILLED FAST '

"I immediately ordered two men to bailing and two more to get the dory ready to cast off.

"Irma filled up so fast from then on we-couldn't even get a radio message away. Fact is, we couldn't even grab any of our per- sonal gear. I managed to yank the compass off the binnacle before I went over the side.

"We put the dory off and she started filling immediately.- We hadn't any bailing dishes or oar pins. So I sent one man back on board Irma--she was sinking fast now-and he grabbed a bale of cotton.

"We used that to calk the inside seams of the dory and stopped her leaking. He got some bailing dishes while he was on the vessel. too. HEAVY SEAS

"We stand by her in the dory until daylight. The seas were

sets of twin boys presentl Austin and Joseph O'Meara, Arthur McCrae. age 9, sons

Delaney-Breciu - Wedding

-51. Paul's Church was the scene of a pretty wedding yester- day morning at 10.00 o'clock, when Barbara Ann, daughter of Mrs. Mark Delaneyand the late Dr. Delaney. became the bride of George Phillip Breau. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Breau of Edniundston. NE.

The altar was appropriately de- corated for the occasion. Rt. Rev. G, J. MacLellan. V.G.. per- formed the double ring rere- mony. Mr. Gabriel Chaisson was in rrharge of the wedding music r ' accompanied Mr. Reginald MacLellan as he sang Schubert's

y attending the lower grades.

Campbell, age 7, sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Don Morrell, age 10, sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Barry Campbell have the added distin brate their second birthday Feb. 2

a radio testing station there. pretty heavy and the wind mighty 1-0W'l Companion! left him iy- high. Wethought we saw a draggen ing on the beach because they off in the distance come daylight. were too weakfrom hunger and so we pulled for that. exposure to carry him, Thgy "It turned out to be our own gtumblgd . mu. and . mm to wheelhouse. ripped off and adrift the home of Clyde Smith at St. alts? Irma him "9- c.mu.mev' mvm Then we just drifted around un- til the segs dlledddibwni some. I set

I COUTSG Or an . II or way. one

CALLED DOCTOR man bailed while the other four

Tl” smm” Ed '1" '1"”'- PM roylifna sank stern first. Once ' P” ” bed ""1 ""94 "'0 RCMP she was gone there was nothing but and Dr. James Mai-Leod from the sea and the sky. on Saturday. Liverpool. The doctor and 'the a plane passed over us. Saturday police struggled through "mud up night another plane came over and hi your knees" along the make. dropped a flare. Same night an oil shift mm and brought Low bug tanker passed close by us. " "" "0"" W” - "W and ”i3vli"E.ll..?.1i”.lE”ii.!l.2... ....

wagon. -11,. mm um M; n I." been guts out. We stuck our clothes on oars and waved em like flags. We wad mu” '0 Pm 1'' Tm" got too hoarse to speak. The tanker d by without any sign they'd seen us. .. He said the five made Port Mou- ton late Saturday but heavy seas which threatened to smash the In dory to splinters made them put

seaward reluctantly.

raised

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llr. Joseph McDonald has be his dligu at police officer fox-nth": .A.W.Willan Kingsio,o. visiting ber' father. 31-. X Alberton.

staggered ashore.

Easter Sunday Services Held ... Ali Alberion

Mrs. Thoma Phillipa -Large congregations particip- tfie weekend HI Winsloo atsd in divine worship in Alber- here they were gueaiaofhfr. and too churches on Easter Sunday.

Orville Turner. all sanctuarie. were beau-

On Friday Mrs. llamas Forsyth gm with E1?” nu! In other

e in At th Sacred 'nenrt Ch ch 11" ”""”" V" the music was Leonard's Mass 5; in r. The soloist was Mr. J, n. Barrett. At the offerty. the full choir sang "Haeo Dice". Thb or- ganist was Mrs. E. E. Larter. The sermon was preached by . A. L. Sinnott.

At St. Peter's Anglican Church there was holy communion at am. and evening prayer with master music and sermon at 7.80 p.m. The rector ia Rev. J.ER. McMahon. W

venlng worship at e Prea- bytarian Churchlwas conducted by Mr..Fred Clark. clerk of sea- dllillh sion. In addition to Easter hymns by congregation. the

"The Head That

Mr. and Mrs. Angus berton. spent Easter hp with the lattar'e parents. Mr. and 9.15 airs. Wallace McRaa, Charlotte- wn.

III.

Personals

Dol'otlIyMacPhec. for of Dr. and Mrs. J.

I st Thursday to spend the Easter Once Wu Crowned With Thorns”. olidlyswithh-iendahldontreel. Inthalinltedch ofCan- -I. ids"? 1l1”a.s::.. was eon-

xninlster. Rev.

-Mm M. Barton and no -

d-usht-r. Ann Louise. xentviiie, &mf,".”u,?.."d.:'..”'.4n,i.3i.f.'"'m-"I: v dine-the I-ter Edna Diane. infant daughter of

P-lI1l1il' D13 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hardy.

Aw brie. Pange Angellcus and other suitable hymns during the Nuptial Mass.

Given in marriage by her bro- ther. Mr. Carroll Delaney. the bride Was charming in her wed- ding gown of white lace over satin. featuring a high neckline and lily point sleeves. The bil- lowy skirt was waltz-length. The finger-tip veil was held in place by a juliet cap with seed pearl and sequin trim. and she carried a cascade bouquet of Aristocrat roses.

Miss Josephine Greencorn. R. N.. of Halifax, N.S., as brides- maid. was gowned -in ice blue lace over taffeta with matching halo and gloves, She carried a bouquet of Queen Elizabeth roses. Mr. Myles Mills of Edmundston. N.B.. was groomsman and Messrs Richard Wedge and Mark Del- aney were ushers.

Mrs. Delaney chose for her daughter's wedding a suit of dusky rose with tminli neck- plece and navy accesso le . Her corsage was of Queen Elizabeth roses. The groom's mother was

attired in navy crepe with match- ing acoe - d for stole. Her corsage waaf ' ter Time roses.

A reception.5 . ' the cere- mony was hel i Mulberry lodge for 40 guests. bride's table. with its artistic arrangement of

white and yellow mums and lighted tapers. centered a three- tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. Mr. Mills proposed the toast to the bride to which the groom re- sponded,

For a honeymoon trip by plane to Montreal and Ottawa. the bride changed to a suit of fawn tweed with matching top coat and navy accessories. On return they will reside in Inverness County, N. 3.. where the groom who has a Bachelor of Science degree is with the Department of Geology. Prior to her marriage. the bride was nursing inatructress in the Children's Hospital, I-lalifax,N.8. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bi-eau. Mr." and' Mrs. Roderick Breau of Edmundaton. N.B., Mrs. Gloria Daigle of Fort Kent, Maine, Dr and Mrs. J. A. Delaney and child- ren of Saint John. N.B.. Misses. Mae Burton. R.N., Miss Mae Burton, R.N.. Miss G. Grant.R, N.: Miss Noreen Best. .; Miss Irene Ryan. R.N.; and Wu Mary Knox of Halifax. N.S.

Dunk River Girls Win Trophy

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he distinction of having four They are (left to n'ght):” Claude OlMeara; Allan and Arthur McCrae; Brian and Barry Campbell; and - Gordon and Gary Leonard Morrell, all of Alberton. Brian and ction of being leap year babies and will cele- 9th. 1956, when they will be eight years old.

Alberion Town 'Chief Engineer Council Meeting On Abegweii ls lniured

Mr. Don MacPherson. chief en- ineer of the car ferry Abegweit

age 9. sons of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs.

-Mayor H. E. Barbour presid- ed and Councillors Nicholson, Hardy, Bonyman, Burke and Mat- thews were in attendance at the g regular meeting of Alberton Town: had a narrow escape from death Council last night. or at least serious injury late yes-

Correspondence was read and terday afternoon when a heavy filed. Bills amounting in 525315 iron grating fell about 20 feet to were approved and ordered paldllhe IPWET deck Where he W33

The court report was presented 5la”d"'3.' The met.” W41"! slmck by Magistrate C K From andla glancing blow. inflicting a nasty

showed an. d, k ,- tedy head injury. and he was rushed by and fined 3:300 a'Jrfd5co:l;meFacbla"lbll'”"”” to the Fringe County during. the month ll-Iospital where his injury was

found to be not as serious as was at first feared. His condition last evening was reported as good.

Following discussion of street conditions in the town, it was ap- proved that all clay roads be dragged as soon as dry enough.

Athletics Given Rousing Welcome

KANSAS CITY (AP) - Thou. sands lined the meets and hung out of downtown office building windows Monday to get a glimpse and shower confetti onto a colorful parade welcoming Kansas City Athletics to their new baseball home.

The Athletics. who open their American League season against Detroit here today. flew in shortly before noon from Wilmington. Del., where Sunday they completed their exhibition series with a 14-5 vic- tory over Philadelphia Phiilles.

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Strange Butg True By F. H. MacArthur - I ma, wwlsm um um. 4 Soccer Resu is

veteran of the Northern armies! LONDON (AP) n Wolverhamp- in the Civil War. recently cele. ion Wanderers nosed out Aston brated his one hundred and sev- Villa 14) Monday and cut idle Chel- enth birthday. lsea's lead in English League First

Perhaps the most seaworthy Division soccer standings to five craft afloat are those flat-bot- P0inlS- - tomed. double-ended dories about Hilfback R011 Flowers slot the 16 feet long. This type of crap; Wolves goal three minutes from has been rowed and sailed across "19 511181 Whistle-B I081 that kept the Atlantic many times, the Wolves in the championship - From Gloucester-lg L ' g .5 race with only three weeks to the 3 fishing port until the present and 0l the 59350"- tlnie. more than 1000 of her ves-I All-ET Sfff-I-P8 U18 P309 nearly 811 gel; and 5,000 of by fishermen season. vvurverhampton slum luv, been 19,; .t 5", ;about three weeks ago and Chel-

Pgoplg m an pg.-gm, gm; , sea moved to the top of the divis- me gnu mud blown homes. lion. Now Chelsea. with only three each containing three to five gal- 333"” I” P1330 19”" V"-h 49 Wm” you of . mm 131,, used go, fromimmatches. The second-place flavoring tea. These are encased W91"-'3 1"" I4 mm” with II" in wicker Jackets to prevent m"'3h” f”""ml"5' b,”hg, mm hndun. Mondays matches almost wound

Development of the cultured "P II” F"'"'"3 E"l",P'”3"'" pearl has all but put the once M W” l'""' um" m ”"" dz" famous pearling fleet out of busi- fl” msl tea"? A few ilgnftglgl ness. For exam e. in 1000 the.”' "meduled ”'b3d'y' Q". 3 pearling fleet n bered 600 ves- 1: re?” ggnifm 331” "Va" sels; today only a few visit the ';l"P gut" C9. P h '- , Persian our mu. mg” 5: '3; 3; S 09;; 0, com:

1'” "l' "W fffgj” 0"?” W; gbeemgionslup Trideutrotllbaiillll; "1 "W ' "'1'". ” sociation Cup - suffered a blow when West Bromwich Albion de- feated the cup finalists 2-1. Man- gheste;-8 is fourth with 48 points

om games.

Til” .?.i.'i:i .'"'.i 3'.i':'s..""; on e . o ow run of Sheffield Wednesday on Satur- day with a 4-0 drubbing of Ever- ton. Wgge: Bo.:i'iia;I Italitclgeillibil) and ins e orw ac e urn (2) were goal-getters. Newcastle :i!llzdlL:dlllch;8IBI' meet in the cup

a ay .

Arsenal. struggling near the foot of the First Division two months ago. continued its revival with a

Frontenac: Protest Game

QUEBEC (CPi - Coach Phil Watson formally protested Mon- day a Memorial Cup semi-final game his Quebec Frontenacs lost to Toronto Marlboros here Sun- day. claim1ng,Toronto's Gerry James deliberately tried to injure two Quebec players during the game and wasn't penalized enough for it.

Notice of the protest was given in a telegram to W. A (Baldy) George of Kemptville. Ont.. Cana- dian Amateur Hockey Association president.

Quebec lost the game 6-0 and trail Toronto 2-1 in games in the beesit-of-seven series with one game ti .

the globe. and some 11,000 islands dot its water. Many of these is- lands servevas supply and re- fueling points for ships and planes. c f .

Remote Pacific Islands play im- nnrtai-it roles in today's Atomic

ge. The deepest water known to

ago in the Western Pacific. be- tween the islands of Guam and hours to reach the bottom nearly seven miles be- low the surface.

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curtailment of the customer ser- vice furnished by the Nickel Bar. it has been found necessary to make this sacrifice at the present time in order to carry out Hol- man's long range modernization plan. so that in future years the public of Prince Edward Island will have unlimited service and satisfactory shopping from the Island's Department Store-R. T. Holman Limited.

Itinerary For Dr.

'avcoclt's Tour HALIFAX. (CP)- Dr. Samuel Laycock. former dean of educa- tion for the University of Saskat- chewan Monday released the fol- lowing itlneray for his speaking tour of the Atlantic provinces: April 12. 134harlottetown: April 14. I). Saint John. N. 13.: April 15. 17. Moncton: April 18. Fredericton; April 22. Sydney: April 25. Corner Brook. Nfld: April 27. Grand Falls. Nfld.: April 26. 29. St. John's. Nfld.

the United Kingdom: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I

' Blackpool 1 Burnley 0

Cardiff City 1. Arsenal 1 Charlton A 2 Portsmouth 1 Leicester C 0 Preston N E 1 Manchester U 2 Sunderland 2 Newcastle U 4 Everton 0 Sheffield W 8 Bolton W I Tottenham H 1 Huddersfield T 1 W Bromivfch 2 Manchester C 1 Wolverhampton W 1 Aston Villa 0 5 Division 11

Birmingham C 3 Middlesbrough 0 Fulham 0 West l-iamo Hull City 1 Bury 0 Leeds United 4 Luton Town 0 Lincoln C 2 Blackburn R 1 Liverpool 1 Port Vale 1 Notts County 4 Doncaster R 0 Plymouth A 0 Bristol R 1 Rotherham U 3 Nottingham F 2 Stoke City 3 Ipswich T 0 Swansea Town 3 Derby C 0

Division II Southern Brighton 1 Gillingham 0 Bristol City 4 Shrewbury T 1 Exeter City 0 Aldershot 1 Leyton Orient 0 Brentford 1 Norwich City 2 Walsall 1 Queens P R 1 Crystal P I Reading 8 Torquay U 3 Southampton 2 Watford 0 Southend U 4 Colchester U I Swindon T 1 Newport C I

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:1!" Inge. E. I. Parkman.'SuIn- 8;a"i:w member was, received a;':hv:mDIhnv:rnlll:rFsi'!e'::A:i.vnnlo1?r2 town Alberta Reeves. E15333 Itnlgoahgllefldlnllhld "G" ';u'l"m;U:vI'u:unfnmG ' from llinsdels c0II- ial Sisters at Bedeque Rink Satur- 3306 pmuop. Do L; hm ed gh, logy Pll 9 I I 9"” --Dr. I: E Parkman. Summon '"""”' ” "" 'v''"'' i” "P W "ISM AMI 9"! to Win the 3- iuva-. Noreen Gaudat, tb.'I'movsed lilo Eldon club into om '"'m""”', 0 am side. who has been a patient in ""'.” ”" '”"'”"" ”' "” W" MW” TWPIW-'13” Dunk (Eleanor Gaudet). fifth place. M ' ',,, the Prince County Hospital for I-0"" Iiivverwgu observed. The River slum lost only one same ramp P iuop- LONDON (Reuters)-Results of mm, H" h M. at um um anthem was 'Now Is -Christ this year and previous to this sar- 4. my”, No,-,9, agudgg; "ecu. "mu pkyed Maud” in has ruumgd mg Iutguul dug, m”"- : wok lt?"d;;9:ugulth' NE'o'Af"'f: 5. Freetown. MIX! Roiefl. "-mr"j,jj”V-' 3..3'..?..”i.u"”'i"......'”,';'4,,; at the eminfar-:i':o hour llvhec: a two-same total goal round. ,,,"'..',',,f3,';".'l:f,'..X'.7e;;2.f.'3L'.”d 3: 3-3; I: 30'; mfg,” ua - - u I”"''''' 0"" "'a'"'- :..l".'73' .l23.cli'.L."'.,""u,."”...".l;'f th:"m?ui'i""nli3-"n rl? li.:.?'o..l2i ””D....”i';l::; ""' W ”' um" '' for pur r mm mi mi s Seminar St. sT.'..n..e..i... -su. Ialvilla noii. nossbie, later. The act or-unv was the play throushout the I.Ineups:- O y if - 1, was over amt: guegt .g a. 1...... performed by Mr." Begin Tra- um the WNW Rm WI! M Freetown: Goal, M. Bagliile; de- P 0'"! V" of Ir. nag In-s. Georg vars who 1 u u '0"0'- fence. Reelves. rgiscnscbeate 1'. I: E. Paggian Aliill, , , 1” lhgvu; , . Val. ., . W110. N!" I' h W d W my mt" V. mu l"P""'f 3"” MW "'5' Rogers. Je:dri::'. ilisiieti. Hatfield. - Mob; ass-I -- n - umnoair igveg: RSI. GE iliuugrn-y: anon:-ru 'l'HEA'l'RI'!n:mI.DG.M CI. . I'I I IV. - Cr: ' C" S .5. ' .O.. er; forwards. C. T E A B F H to no Cal . J. to and. N. Gaiidet, ' .- - Plgll I-I m" T "'1" IMALLMAN'S BUILDING . d 0 now to msrcii YOUR . . . TI'tOrO'l o A ”,!.F',;?".,,.,. "”'