Thursday, May so, 1957 'rl.'.-. Guardian Page 19

'Undergroun'd Fires May Assisi In Oil Recovery,

By Fol!!! RIIUDB practice on a small scale-a heat- toils, and so the mum Press lsslaeas Editor log element is W1 flWll llllo "'9 llntl no apniic.ii'..l;'i.'.'.".cne.l.'. tlnse 3433”-3Vll-l-E. Pa. (CP)- rock formation and the telnperw in such wells. NCIII America's oil reserves may lure of the rock raised to 1.000 de- It might. however be used no he almost doubled by the setting grees fahrenhelt. Oxygen is forcedla secondary mum' of 1-gcgygry Cl ll-NI lllderzfound and improve- down the hole and the consbina-'when gas and water methods fall sneak in current recovery nseth- tion of heat. oxygen and oil burstland might be uggd on old gum. ods. into underground flame. Theplire'wbich have bean iggudga .. This was one of the more dra- consumes a relatively Ilnull pro- worked out, llltlc indications given in connec- portion of the oil and the prcs- Each individual case . pg";-ch tlnn with the opening Wednesday sures created force the remaining; an commented. wm awe" "Po. 0' ""99 new buildings at the re- oil ahead of it to the waiting well ”how much air you can afford search centre here of Gulf oil hole. to compress per barrel of oil re- Coaplorauon. At a press lntervlemd onebeeaf covered." ound in the pores and Gulf's research team escri l The rows” hw- nnall spaces of underground rock the development It "one of lllclas ”inpsil.u coliilillicsllllilici.-'1'), lonnntions. Under present meth- greatest in the history of oll I'e- William K. Whlteiord. president

" 4 cf oils of getting it to the f overy." and as the only Protjnnsi (; it add, i ed . .2 5' V g, . V rj , much of its is left undersgllrliizlilill fhat "removes all the oil." It mi.;i.il.i..1..l.i,i.,,, ce,::,:o':,lilu?v.afd?d'y" 71- l ' an; gtpsldeiged unrecoverable. revolutioni1euthan;cl3lfgmtT95Ul'l':;l ”The importance of the techni- I 0 pas. sometimes as mu h picture in t 9! nn ques v .1 i ' he t t-- S 8ldO II' K) per cent was left undccr- Canada. lrecovelllegrget nr:s::til1)tpglllsgfoilrl:1u': .-fink: tati group of nuns by the salty breezes the boys en w A Whit and mldwm mdiwtil "elm 1' "'3f"u.”l”?... ct it was pre l'i',3l"'”y ”"' ”””'""l""l' """"” ' v - - . . , rv- r cen . . '; v . . nitrszgreszincadeis are shown on toyed dinner. conlllll-nl of stentl: ed cafeteri: :lylHeTml:x the Salt: :ases reclrrery mayors: ills slllli; dlctetef. wolild bep:n heavytoll wfllspD0lnn'lll.l'IEenll!llgt!l:)j:'eI'l1llRY board H.M. . . " d h J , i f f3ll'l'0 - Galley. ' In 75 POT C9nt- of the United States wes coas: 1 "Present producti ethods re- me am” 0, Nommbg: . .. -M tom.” "Md. em mull" Hi.) mm. H" is being brought to Current new method, using cover an average 3:12;! mu M .lhf:;vI;leI:rA;l'd3sonts ct;qmBrnercl- west apthe Tfianst-Canattlla Highway damage to the right side of the strait on Wednesday. From left The meal was prepared by C.P.0. but gas Preuure 3,, watef noggin; up” Gem of the 0”. From new Ind med b 0ft1l(I30l'l. . ., ac- and e ace; en resu ted when car which came to a hsult on the to right: Foch McNally. Gerald Under this systemealready in are relatively effective with light improved methods. the recoveb fgnll" I ! dy ano er man from the tractor. aullnga trailer load shoulder of the road. Gay. Curl" Mciuu. Ronni. . lame Crude on HEM" could can. he To nan .escaped lniurv when of potatoes. was makings left-hand ..The impact of iii, two vehicie. Madam Du, Mum”, D...” umably be doubled over tad”-I t e ntlci-son car, a line lieteor turn intoa driveway at the home of was so severe that the big wheel

praciicw sedan, was in collisinn with a Max Lefurgey in North Tryon. was torn on the in in

..Just "om exist”: mid. lion, tractorvowned by Russell Til.-mpg-on As the tractor turned off the wa. injured in theCI.::,dl':ien!tl'D more Dii wouid be Ivlulbie nun andvdrlven by Btl)fl Mai-Donald, highway, the car was in collision even a dog riding on the trailer has been produced in the United at North Tryon, about 2 p lll. 305- with the large left rear w l of load of potatoes gin-viygd tn. inci. stairs since the industry began. Wldny afternoon the tractor. causing consi able dent without injury.

"Our reservoir mechnlcg god Both vehicles were travelling pmriiiriion engineering lfafborator M iiw arc lf)f'llSlfl their e orts on ltlu-sc lirnblcmsgthrough improve- IPECML MEMBERS m('ni in the recovery of oil through g the techniques of water and gll R"el”' kept by H” d l l l " " ' a injection; of hydraulic fracturing around the Tower of London tori

of productive formations and un- centuries, are fed an official daily

......n.. win--new vi-M Re-organize Alberion Ground was-mm Observer Observation Post

GU F-L Robert Hussey. Officer Com- He stressed that a local post should mending. Mongton det chment (sf be ab community effort with akll

. the Ground 0 servor orps. - mem ers o the communit wor - -l's' TAYLOR ”l)mm.dml Wm dressed a well attended re-organl- lng together in building solid man- be In Alb9l'l0ll lllll” lllll' Sal” zation meeting of the Observation ning a post. in time of emergency dav. June 1st. Post. in the Alberton High School the observation post would fill a ' Tuesday evening, vital need in reporting aircraft in

RAYMi0Nl3 (grigf. Walter Bernard. West Prince arias not covered by radar. I d b u wen u p -' CG ' . p g ter ll"0Ul'l C H1 H! OH I ' llllr1lila)l?9atl!lern:Dm J3: liu ae.g)l'onI.l"l1:t11aG;tV'lS:;be:'.';,Iil;l:I:C arelerlplllirsniIthI:n'Al!l:r;tonR.pol;t nmlgmh re30hmonMy' "Wren. ratioii- pvliltllgycztlilllfly:a'i,l;31f7l('l1lfl!9 school a Halifax engineer. who worked Nun Sal tx p Mcifinmng ciiiei obseryof oi iii. Mcxinnnp, Elmore Macxay, Rob. menls in drilling practices." -:::---r-:- awa'l.ded E 5513 56a co:!lr”'”t””:' 3? ll” Pmlenl ln no-operation with NOHCE PA 9 ' 9" Alba,-ton post, uiii-teen members ert Profit, iientu pi-om Mi-3. E1. MM. MAR-"N AND Lyqwis mm H b.' 'c 'l L Kalb plCllll"l- 5"-mm9rsldI n"ll"5 5"” K"””"3'”"' S'""'” of the Alberton post and three from more iincicay. Charles prom. An- 'pA its 3 E 9 Ltd an! sum mg and "mm co” '"h"m' any evening, June lat at 7.30 p.m. Tlgnm were present at the meek gus Mmmnm Lemme "mum, T . . Y P U RTNE .. L ND. 0' 0 t ullinmerslde, the lowegi .p....sma by Grahams Road w M Gem, Ri,..i,,e' iimeii Cam. I'll'Ill'Y - - - com-zov WITH MUSIC Suppogrlfg Iirssm-ll;l'r1r;1llltt(e;:I .loi!-"rite CHANGED MMMNG AR THUMDAY iii in 1-21. Hussey outlined the organi- Ronald Nicholson. Douglas Nlchol- . . D p I d r b .. .. t REGUL 3 nation of the G.0.C. in the Mari- Son. John Rochford, Vernon Hud- HQIPS CGITIPS Jelrlly P:l:illi:TSp.r0v:linu')Vlatl;1tell vaansd gfsete :.lhflelfeSl"ulnCmer(:llldeheAiIctlIl:13- LEI dvevltllrcdu C;lrilglikna”;r()rl':f0r;l;:

. . . c di Legi n , . iliglllg gzuazegtonfnaluzinc by age time area, explaining in detail the son Frank Weeks. and Wesley

function of the Moncton filter cen- Hardy.

The closing um,.mu of the Trip. enjoyment of all onlookers. that emy. where public school classes only to servants of the ciiurciii

liiillowalrel. Dnnclnz lllll" 91” W ii ypu. ii iii 1 Ep mg I Western can be as loaded with from tirade: 1 to I inclusive st- -rm”rm?---n-

ll” Admml” so "mt ” texr:tl:l:it)cfo:tll:)l;llnl80l1)::'r!lIa!ll0tlllil?0(;l: T Hall last Wezvkeerllad weheu ltlhe Llavilles' lausllzii a;hwithP action pod lend 5lfll0”l- ' PsrtsE:fT:fIl:;mEnistSlimEilil?n for - ii 1' i smo e. e aramoun m, w - '.flUMl:,l:l:':l”?hei3dn:1&y Yigfii Mnsf MUMEL MACINNH MURDOCK MACLEOD tstlfkglrclllgilllecralilresldnlilffgnys 21:1: ghlpthl opehgectl yegterday Iadt the newolienllllgtlgslzlhulfdlobeglnad: lrll.ercotl;lml3J!1!ll'lsetlt'resmgll :11): stlli:

ll I '. - I I I mddluome Mud. In Humuhmvl PrOCassiOn Mr and Mrs Claude Hovgood C C F bellllltegllldengtuflslttller MacLesn acted at? h(:)nest.tt)a-grtfodntgsqmlisgelfruslli :3l.l.'.lpia.l,l..SiCl,','.:lil.l,."li?,"ii”, mdenwiln" be 100 deuce" H 9' Ha" W Tliesdgyl June ” ' u of Summer-sidel motored to 0': . . . as chairman Remarks were given saga complete with villains fair school after the e op ' 0'

Swmt by United church Albgrfon Leary on Sunday afternoon and Two 91 iii. Lhteg hind ccp give, M" ivigciniii, iii coiiiesi, by Rev. and Mrs. C.R. Webber. maidens, gun fights. saloon The new hml;:31:e;houd”"

. . were the guests of Mr. Hoplood-g cmdkuul seeking election on" ing 1;, pi-ihce coumyg and Mr. Arthur Craig and Rev. G.A. Cow- brawls, bank robberies and chases necessary due to the .ua:ndm.ug. mm

YOU are invited to meet your A M”, mcenionl which gong sister. Mrs. W. N. Macwtllinlnl. . Macuod in Queen-3 cmmgy. 1-he per-Smith. Toasts and responses but with Martin and Lewis B! thc satisfactory condlti f th . progresslvo C0lll9l'"l-lV9 "ndldf place in tlie Sacred Heart Church fllfi Mr. lllacwilliams. t M." M the” "NY in "'8 huh third Island candidate is Alex. glerg Kligefih by IEol1s(He1;lrbell;t. gun.i-lrnndishing heroes. the trad- sen, boner syslemfniwgch w'"p:: ste Dr. Orville Phillips at a social 5,. Alberto” Sunday aiicruoon Bi 3' rs. Annie Noonan of Albcr on coming Dominion election are and” Mucus", or parkdalel who a ys r ur. rnes 1 itionai western ingredients be- siaiied when the building V" KENHNGTON 2l'9nll'lK l0 l” ll'ld 1" me lnmluu P-lll- W8! Cllmnxfll Wllll llle Cl'0Wll' W.” 5 recem Vlslml l” 0L”'3" Mrs. Muriel Macfnnis, of Bordcnu is entered in the King's County "ll Val”? Blll'l3e"o V0” 5' ' come hlllrloua comedy” constructed prior to Wm-id wk 1 Hall. Albeflnns 9" ”lll”'- "'3' Inn of the statue of the Vlrxln Mm Wm" "'3 ”""" ' l" d"' "ml and Murdock Macl-cod of Lona constituency. .. '0'" Wm ”""'d W Dl"'3l" 3”” Locale of "Partners" is the and for will h ' Wed. Thur. 1-is-9-is - stat. 9:30 pm. to 12:00 midnight. which Hood on I umne within me her ivclin-in-law and daughter. gfr. key with Leslie l-llacott as sccomp- supemmon Mountain H" of A”. placement p:n'l1:r.l'C.l:'l.lEal3: i-e- Bl" us” of u.Lo.ve L.uc.y) Dancing and refreshments. Even” sanctlllfy and Wu decorated Wm, and rs. Dan Saunders. She so anlst. pong, gupgrbly photograhped in ' length fun-Ito "F031-;v

visited with her son-in-law and A presentation was made to the Th? new llentlni lystem will re- 7' 33 my wdcomel "lime" ma mining" of blue and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert P ' N 'th D U, C ' minister by Glenda Brown. Technicolor and Vista Vision; the sun in I chem" opermve co" DARLIN " in technicolor. Co-

WRIGRT FUNERAL - T110 w.rhe' ion f 3 mximaue Saunders in Bloomfield. e A group photo of the cast of "The ”'"e' ””""d "'9 mm M the C."' than that which is now in nanml De” Amen Jam" M” lunernl of the late Minnie A. gpaocfju hiido pp led by M” lllld lVll'5- REESE Mllml Meddlesome Maid" was donated l'”'l" wml D5” llllll -lel'l'Y Pl3Yln8 TM "5 9”- huh C3lll9l'll- Bank dflwllll "W .3”: ”i':.' ii” T."f.'.i.'..l.' ?.?f.y"s'l.Z'wiobawl 'i'”x”".”.':f M” ""3: i.:':"'" Nor Rehabiliiate Criminals by Harm" St"'"”- The "no" 5i"l.i2ii:i ".'.i.i53:::.i:i '33: .i....i i.”.".I.”"i."'n"i2 'If'.?ni3' ”"”"”""” leaving e amp II line? ad Dine Ann” who ime the o nutso were rece v tors made preliminary donations of m. - i E I6 e . i-j-jam at noon to Epwuftll Hill W533 a tin u hi ,, and inc. to Sllmmerllde. t teen dollars each to theft! R.E.C. me" ' """'d"”l”ll' ll""ll'- 3l”'lf service was held at 2p.m. by Rev. "ml" ”" ' 5' C 5 0 p Mr. and Mrs. Vauldin M'ncDoug- MONTREAL (CF) h An on. giiiii," Tc. 1 -1- i h p 'd ML nus end defending the home-

l-ll- W9l”l"'- l"'"'""" '””k 'l''"'' gljlel; llllgctlilfflafldlnllgdlhlgystfltlatlture all and family of 0'1-elrv. were iario penitentiary psychiatrist says COMPARED 1'0 GRAVEDIGGER Allison” u."i.?.'.'li'.?"lf. bacllilrlille. ""4 lllllllnll ”lll"l- l in the Peoplgvg Cemetery. Pail now” Ems Bony Ann Shem psi”. Sunday Vliltors at the homo Ol there is a "great deal of evl- ". . . Just as the gravcdiggcr The guest speaker. Rev. Heber Their infant sons are secreted llwre" w"e' wmnd C"lg'Armur Mclfinnou Mary Foley and Sylvia M" "d M”' AM" Ml'cl”” l” llence" flint pl'l50n! llnllller I'9- ("E5 the Er-3V8. denylntf any onX- Kean of 0'Leary gave a very ln- away-Jerry Jr. to New York and

Allan. Dr. L.M- Calfbeclt. James mm.” ' and white basket! 0, GlcnWlood- habilltate the criminal nor defer lety towards death, so we protect formative and challenging address a Park Avenue unbringing, Dean MacGreEor. llII'0lfl IMO Ind 353' 'p,.i,,. ,'i,,,"". W53 Helen Wllllnm-1. 0'L0Il'yA crime. ourselves from our own feelings on racial tolerance problem using Jr. to the rolled life on the range inald Bradshaw. Dlmng me procession the chudg spanlftlte dllveeikengu with riedlatives "There is general agreement by malnitaining Pfllons." he said. his own personal experience as -and when we meet them again. E i

. an ran it miners e re- " ' , ) ff.

'.i:'"'”...i."'" is:.::i:..:ni:..l:::..':2;ii2 :l:: is ...:i:::.”::'2:.i:.ii.ii3 s::"::'.:: .:.'::::. '::.:: l3.':.5'1”".2ii.2;il”':?..ii.i. Marsh -"Efi'.l'"'el" "-" ""” ""' "' "'9" 9 9' C 9' ”' Ml” llllll llll'5- M37"? l4?Wl3 lllld do" Dr Maurice O'Connor of atlve measure. There is no evi- particularly He urged oun ' be "k M rm CW 8 C CVO? I SIIOYC ." b May slat. 10 I.m- 00 13 noon 1-” l"”dl'"l”" by 3” Phel” M” family of Cascumpec were sums Kingston one told Canada's first dance that this is so There is a co le t break of w to, b 8 who Wm" lo 9 S 3 9" ' M . mil l""" P" whwl cmldnn Vb" Kent lll Ml'- nlld M” 'lel'"lll”l D5ll0” gathering Ollluuus tlonalIsfa"-- great deal ofcvldencel that this in pi P beta God'o " pie." u. He K". his chance when he M." cl05.d nu”. W M60. hm mo mmwhuom "mu wig in Coleman "canny. "me :50 "Peru on the an and "M so H i-srs ween s peo . ally rebsls and escapes to Dean: to At least 7 months ago. mould ML and Mi-5. pm sn1an'nlu' rembun-mu of cmmnm hem Sam; people D, 0.00"”, "M ranch. by a fluke hes have the third now. Those who Mlgg Mg. 0'Leory. Were Vllllorl lo Slllllllle" for the Congress of Corrections relt disquiet ,i,m,i'p,i,on, omen; , elected sheriff only to find the have Md only one lnnocllllltlllll side recently. ' in t l t D i l i- ii id be t ' ed cl arets Cdnd ".”'" '” '""l”'l.ll"3 ''"l'' "M Illflllfl ll”! "'9 l0c0llll- V'"l'll' '3 A Gu'" sP.ak9r Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ashley. o'?:l:):)ar1I(()l:gf'ti::0ll'n::)y'c0lallllSsl;DlflllS .55;-tli.pr when S 0" rem 83 9 ' y its his job to get em. In typical tion against smallpox. and llIlIOCll- l""l hmlly M 5""""e”ld' ""9 Monday by aiinlymig those out up", most 0, us now the img Stolen In Break tenderfoot fashion, he blunders lstlon against diptherla. whooping The IGlll0l' mllllnlllfy -'l0Cl9lY 0' visitors to Knutsford and Cascum- side priwn "me, than the in. prisoned and me prison, 50' tom his way in and out of one sit- c lb. and lock law will also be the Summei-side Baptist Clllllcll per. where they visited their sr- mam meiiiuivu do we avoid the tirlveyard." SI -d C nation after another in some of gt en. held ll! May meellllff ll'l the Splllltl cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Erskln Sill ker Prison, exm begnuse by ",9 de. other speaker, during Monday-. E. e OEOP the adcap team's most side-

"' Slml h'u' Thundw Wenlml WM and Mr" "ml M” Rlmd" Ashlel" mands of society he said. session talked about ways of helo- Wlllllnl 'llll9lll""'- PERSONALS ”'" ”'””””' 3:. 2' REGENT

, I ' re g i Missionary groups as Rucsts and family 0 Leary were visitors win" we would not mow ourseive, released. gaizrt; wt": repgleted 2::1o1:n0Clt;a: 1.15

j The president, tfrs. Jack Mac to Cascumpec on Sunday. guests iii

the mwd” M P"cl'hc'm;wni'"' Leod. presided. llld gave the ln- of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Hudson. 330' ,lf"ip:."f,,,'i','il llhif" F';:Mlil,'YSil1l::l? Ro1flAwll;,dso,' om” break at the Summerslde Co-on B''l:”l''m''& "; "l C." '3'”: vacation prayer. Responsive and other relatives in the vicinity. "mm in put in .11” our own an 'om'cm of 'm, John Howard Super Marllet'l'ucsday nlght.whlc me" 9 ll" "my reading was led by Mrs, J, F, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Suliliar. ' was discovered yesterday morning

Crclpaud Theatre

Society which helps offenders aft-

Vll3l- MM-Nem 1-he pfegjdgnl weimmed of Mt. Royal. spent Sunday with vv 0 ti, ii. umence by Mr. John MacDonald, the Is- . Mr. Harold Clarke. Central led- the visions groups. The mice box the" 90"-lnllw ml '”"lll'""' ll" Hi, i, H-kg, 3 000 Eiloil'n”y..n3n.s trllleednced of neipini Slsllnt man-ser. when he opened F” s"' 8'30

eque. left on Wednesday for Hall- opening will take place at the llllll lll'3- Alllllll lllldwll lll C” l C l ' the married prisoner preserve his ll"? 5l0l'9.l0l' llll5lll935- u A

fax to visit Mrs. Clarice whoia pate Juno meeting. Nmlwc """”y' Mlle: In TWO Weeks family. The thief. apparently of Imnll Seven ngry

tent in the Hospital. A nominating committee was l,Vll'- 'llfl Ml"- my smw "la "Family tics should be maln- Slnlllff. ls presumed tohlve izaln- ,,

appointed to bring in a slate of l”"'lV- 0 L”l'l" Welll slllllllu TORONTO (cp) ,. John wright. "med up-oiigiiiiiii iii. correcllonaI ed entrance through a window in Men

T""d'y "'l'l”' D" "ll "'1' officers for the ensuing year Mrs Vl5m"ll ”l we "mm M we "mgr" f B lt' h c " h sold "and a focal the door leading into the basement - t , M, M . gi 20-year-old University o 1' 15 501111 H00. 6 . , W. A. Shea. Alberton. motored to mm, M". pnm" Ind Mm In. plrents r a Mrs hart Commma student who "mm we mini at which grogt strain L: at the rear of the building. one of John Bmwnvs crusade 8,

Cl'"l”ll”l”Wll wlm" 17'' sh" Wm man comprised the committee Bel" ln Glenwmd' hit h h'kl the soon placed on those family ties is in the panes. about a foot squnre,hnd . ""ll"B0 'l"""l'9nl- Mia R th sl d Mi l ' M" "ml M"- ll""'”'"l 5"” "eel" l" C l "3 ' in tr'l iiting facilities in been broken recently and a piece Salnst slaverl" H'5 "ame ' ll mmo” '" ” "' art of Summerside were visitors miles from Vancouver to Toronto e s e le v s orplywood Md been used m nu me has been immormhzed by

Phillips sang a duet entitled. "The . h M t lit 0 e . will most institutions." slillliltotindlellflrlreltghlllg cfgbl Shepherd of LOVE-" 59l'lPlll”' W93 wltl(il.Lg:ldy liodll-s.Frlll:ilbldmeArsllll:3. llllttsetienlyeseeetli?cllPcal'IlI c?lrl:llanY'S A."”.”l" 5l””k":'. D" .C,l5"d' opening. Apparently the plywood the S0"! "John BP0lVll'S mm,n.'3.Cv when they wm 5. read by the president who tool: and nmny 0, Mum," "R an: m p.,,o,,mnc,, ii", um week, Mallhiot of the Clinique dAide I was removed and the bar inside Body". John Brown played ' ' lEntance in Montreal. turned to protecting tho window, in, need .- SUMMERSIDE

guests of Mr. Cobbs' brothel-. Mr. l" l''' ll"'”””'”l 'l'e"”" "w'"'l day visitors to the home of Mrs. but will set to play ln "'0 0' lll""i b Vincent Massey. Others James Cobb. and Mrs. Cobb l Dmgocfl Rfelllu lll rill: Ashley's pal-ent.s.' Mr. and Mrs. Wright said a "burnlnlz nmbl- ::':ul”';'flll;g”l:;'flg":il:r.u”;3:l”,'I 3310:: :Vll.;h',:,x::lL;':1?lf:;lrd3'"e: hf, the cast include Jeffrey and family. Returning they will "”'""'y ell" "' ll Allllul llnl'l'l9- 0L0ll'l'- film" to see the Met caused him .. .,h H '

must be pm oloiiica y pro made his pay to the main noor Hunter, Debra Paget. Also TODAY ('l'hurs.) - FRIDAY - SATURDAY

mi, ,.i.iiv.. in -n,,,,.,i., M0,... you led in prayer. The hymn; Mr. and Mrs. li-s Dennis and to leave his home town of Port ,, L M .m.( y . . "Al nd Bun.” N",' york. Take My Life and Let it Be family of Cascumpec were re- Albernl on Vancouver Island to th::lllinst1rl;lI0n:lmi::t 3:” B:'":;ln3'g Ollmglll llfllztlllaog a double reel "Little Rag-

l ed ill (1 ti l l . , . MA - .. i:;i,,-:e e-new ms:-w "ii. .:...:::. ”i.'...'.f.'.'.f.' in i”ii:i”..:? 3"-i..i'.".'.'” ”' "' ii;.":i."tJ.?'i2i2. .. ... reply-.. u . co. .. .... .. cm" "M W" M M 2 PM- guest I aker. Miss Mae Bart- M . and Mrs. Charles Read of iii,-ed in ottawa, where he worked leader aigwggl fllllgfuellfnnmt hm meat department. Mr. Kier Clark. Mr. Ellwood lett. fled secretary for home Snmmerside. spent the weekend on , mm. to; five days to gel its H or refduclgte mg," Clark and Miss Eleanor Clark. missions. Miss Bartlett gave an with the lattar's parents. Rsv- mm,,y for tickets, llvrlllyfalnf our qloicweni m ;u'c; afrcnsinglon, left on Sunday for interesting talk describing the col- C. dO.w-Howlleti; 0'Leo3ld')"-do The promoters of the Mel's To. aid in becnmhz R imm or wlnmg sltham. ss.. and other points and community in Preston. N.S. - r. In A 5. 0 rt 'v'v' s . h d f hisv ' -- I lllnlliei Un&uStatea where they Mrs. Bnlencnurt. representing the 'l!(nlll5l0";l- Kiel: Vllllfrli l” "'3 lillllitlllt ul::::rallnecels'eICehaCrd Tnornnfo 3" wmhy "l mm mm” : Wl Vsll rel ves. Wllniot group, and Mrs. Elmer "me 0 9 50ll' ll'lWi Ill and he "W Monday night's open- r---rs m-rrawwwww , ' . d , . . FRIDAY in new c--v-u .':.::::: ”:.:"'.::r:: vlliil.'f'i.”iiu.?w"i. ”" 0”" ""i”."i':::.."1.L:..iiZ'i.2i MISCOUCHE "W 3'" ltll recently to return to thdk ,0, mm. um." " nu. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cornid. "'9 H Big Western Show with GOLDEN VALLEY BOYS :10"? I 1" rd

huome In Ch'"oM' Mu” "U" u." unch was served by the social "'d "mm M summenld" w"' Gfroneiglilt he has an extra part Donald Gillis of Mist-ouche, re

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