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Young Couple Pledge Their Vows in Winnipeg

St \.ip.'lis' ne s t.i iii-Izr (‘titi ii in-.. er He wore shun blue vel-. M iiii.,'ie,r: \\.i< the siwe of a \i-' lldlll\ \\:lh a while satin Eton‘. dnutiii-riiiiz i(‘l't'liI4>iiy in utitti biniisc lie carried a white sat-i ‘ nr l-‘i /dttplli itnttigi-st .ii i.isii.on edged with t'hanlill_v< da.igti'er of \l' and His ' {are Oil which lay the wedding: er .\h'i.'p of Rt iiitini: was tint rziius I ed .ii lila"'.i.‘P in \l Victor \lr “.litRfll Hatton attended A ivtiic ...n of \lls i’ca' ttic -_'ItItIlll and ushers were Mr i \\n (‘ an "tr mi» \li .l~\'lfl l.liill~ Stiiirti and \It John Lai V\l:“r- of tti..i‘i-:'.'-uiii, l‘F l’.»-rrc 'l'lic\ wore wlilte dinnerl 1 «I ht~\f"'\ n~ _- iii ii’ \i"t lJiIl\("\ and li?.ir-it trousers. iden-ii um“ ‘_fll't'lf iii .~ 'i;icis ‘ii hi i. to :he :.!!O4|fn ' ftiriii mo .-i-' '1: for 'l‘c t‘t"'o'- i'ii-.‘i>w'it.‘ the cei‘enioii\' I re-i nlt|Il\' iiei't'oi‘tiicd by Hey. .I Pod retitioii for 5100 guests was heldi hl(‘l'~i\' at the .\'<tl-(oi Hall ’ I T-'atli'irin.'i‘ .»:_u.n ‘Ill c xias lr \‘\:lliam llatton. brother-t p‘:i‘ii-ti by \l -s lit‘lli.t‘(' i\I.li\ lIli.'ti\ of the bride pioposed tliei iii. \t,-.1-;\n st-...~n, pt(*l.iit’tl iii» lti£t~T xi \\llI(li the grown abiyi cm-.»,n,,n\ tin" \I.illli‘l' a' \'oir lt‘~llttlltit’d \l.~~ tit-rrt l._\n Shiirb I-‘ee' We -\rc Kiri-cliii:' alltl iliii- was zii L'll.ll'L'l‘ ut’ the Hut-st book i mg gt“. Mgittttu ,.t it,p r.~r;,i.-i- i‘iIl :t.i\cll.ii4 the biide wore-I ‘\\'(I " 3 lli.tli\ t'i't'pc sllvdfll dress with F:i'.er‘ii_ '|lt' -"-uii ~:i "tie .'t it lit‘ \.I'ill t’iillllIlll('l'i)li|lll and drill in her t.itiit-i the iiltilf‘ \t)l(- \\tiiIe' .lttk‘\\tiI|(‘\ lltl‘ i'(ir.s.i;_'(-J 3 ,,i,,.,,-i_,.,,_-H, L-,.\,,, ,.t 1,. M ti. \\.I.\ ;i white gardi.-iiia \lr and] i.e ti zuipoitut row p<i.n. \lrs \t\li‘ie left for Winnipeg and} iit.,,C,,n t,-we Tit, p].tn;_j;1;ed 50. will reside in Brandon till \‘ovem-i dice was flattered by :i sabrina her when they will leaie for Her- nei-kl ne \t'all(‘l‘f‘tl \\t'll Kvqillfl "I-'”t.\ -‘W the mist two years Mid pl‘;i" s':itl(li'tl l.it t‘ mitt’ q,ii-s. “U3 Itl l“\\ll L'Ul‘\l€ at [it I Tim i.‘,t t»m,.ttan- g}\‘t’l “mu m-. V\liitc.\'liiirh victldtiig were \1r er 3 liiml\_ fr~'l from it late ti.in- -“WI \ll" T I‘ la Pirre and‘ med hzp Ine .rito a full cathc- ll-‘tll’li’(‘l' l'3""‘l3 “L Qllehfw Cllfv’, dial train Her ‘at-i» 'ruiiiiicd i‘.- ‘ll and \lt\ A Poole and daii-. liision ieil was shirrcd to a mat- ﬁll’?! ll(‘lf‘t1 \lt‘.s Ferby. \li<s' chiiig i'it"a(ltll('~\ of »\leiit-iii lave ““‘=i'<'* “\li\l”- all ‘if l«€llll‘tFlfliZt‘.' ti'éil‘o'rI'(l w.iti ccqiiins and sccd All“ ‘it’ lit‘?! Shurh. of Hzir-_ ht-ai'ls Tit‘. t,,..,t,. ,.3,._,.,,,d H “hm, mt-_ tiiit . “I”. and Mrs Williziinl praicr twist (I\é*l'iii.‘(l with -_'ar ”«'til“tl Hlltl dattuliters Chl'l€llnP‘ net rml I‘ti\é'll6‘\ and satin \llPHIYi~ 3"” ‘-Wt’ -lit). \li<s \|ar|cnc Ha ‘ gr: kiiozicd viztli l’("fl rose biitls. “in and \Ir. Vt. Tr_\pka. all off \ll\\ Iliitli ll:iiiicl, niaIdof-lion- “'””lll‘<‘lil-

oi its iii h"It IN‘ bridcsiiiriids _ 7 V ‘ \1 (‘s (':iroiina» lxoitliiiiski in I " ‘ ‘ ~ \t' ‘\\ .lt‘1in Hrisilc in green; “EST ‘0\l""'~'4-“D W--“-9 I 'i'l tiiidcsiiiaitl ti-ciiia Sliurn. (iii the eiening of October Rth ‘ -i ll 'l'lit-\ wcre idcntit-ally ai- the Vtost (‘o\t>li(-ad W .\I.\" met , ' Ii ll litit\l' lt‘ll*,1.’ll gniiiis of at the lioiiic of Mrs Gideon Mac- . iii-~i-tins t.i.l]t- ticaie zatlcta m~ ln'Jti('lll.'lIl with tcn members an- ,- ct it! \\‘.'i'l tlt'(‘p lli-.iiii-cs of n\'- tiiiiiiiiig roll call '.\ith scripture : loii t’lll'tIil _:r:it('tti1|\ L'é<llil(‘I(‘(i \'(‘I‘~<‘\ \li\ l"oi'svthe..ppni~d the and lHIiIlt‘(l at the sides with baby l’Ilt*(‘lili‘.( as devotional leader, ‘niiitiis, softly draped n}lon cliif- - I“ l'lH'>?t‘r Htlﬂhes tead the Ion featlircd off the sliouldcr bo— VI‘-ltlllt‘ VI" l“tt"\“hP l4‘d in t dice Their identical headdress- P"‘.""" “Id 513‘? 3" IHSDIFINR i es were of etiibosscd i'a_\on lt'a\ ,"’“‘i"‘*~' ilt*“‘d _°” Ill“ SWIDIIIF9 } gs Tht-\ carried ariii l)UlllIliPls It‘~\<iri '\l'l\‘ '(il(l¢'(iIl \I:i('I.aiit'li 1 of baby ‘mums in (‘(\ltii'\ of pink *‘"kE:t\c «i’tc.;<iii'u on" Iltiiw In niauie, bronze and blue rcspcr d£:m[:::“‘l," P; )d(‘L‘r'r‘i 3"d‘I”‘‘' ; tively The little \ll~~t‘i t iiris~ Mm sm”‘l‘npm,”. h‘\“ "E ."?h' ‘ We tine Ilaiion and .ludiin Siiurh. mom H"mdR:"_‘M mm" egpmg‘ ‘ _ _ e business nieces of the biidc. were dlPS,\- "WM M ed in matt-h.ng gowns of iiiauie. \hn1m‘ O, -‘M, m,.,.,,,,g “Ho 3‘.V]“d .'° lb“‘° ‘ll ‘hf’ mid?‘ 8“ read and approicd Treasurer

(mutant: They aiso carried dain- ty nosegaya of yellow ‘mums. embossed in tulle and satin bows Master Michael Shurb was ring

gaie a S£il2\f.'I('l()l') report Thank- olfering were handed in Friend- ship secretary reported 4 home calls. 2 hospital calls, 5 books ‘and ii cards since last meeting I It was decided to start packing ‘I (‘hristmaa box for the United ‘Church port worker in Halifax. , Next place of meeting with , Mrs Hibbert Hughes. Lunch com- mittee Mrs Ira .'\lat-Donald. Grove ‘\Iac\‘Iillan and Mrs. ‘I. o r n e Vlac.\liilan, Devotion- lal Leader, Iieith Mackin-

tihe benediction Lunch was y our hostess and com- mittee in charge. A nocvinl hour ‘was enjoyed by all,

Minpah aerv

.l’l'ERl.lNG WJ. ‘ IT.-\NI.l.'Y RRIDGI _' The president. Mrs bu Reid entertained the members of the Sterling WI on October 7 The meeting was opened by singing [the ‘f)de" and repeating the (‘reed in unison Sixteen mem- bers responded to the roll call with ‘Something for which I am Thankful " i The secretary read the minut- es of the last meeting and war Iipproved and signed The cor- respondence was read and dis- cussed Three thank you letters were read an one included I letter from Mrs W I. Greene of Portneiif. Quebec. thanking the members for the beautiful gift given her before her departure The Institute New; nnd Polio Posts were passed hround to the members It was decided that the music teacher he I for the past vear Collection for the

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i A DOZEN MOTIFS evening was SI M __ The programme was I debate, Mommllil "mile ’""l" h""' "Rcsoive that rtiral life has i 3 gay time If Vt'0l’k and l"l‘.“ morc adiantagi-s than urban‘ Children love these cute motifs life " ro Mrs Lorne Mac-, Stitch them on pillow MP" *’''’3- Ewen. Mrs r c Gallant and crib covers. curtains! Mrs A S Mat-I-‘.wen I an 7144 transfer of 12 Con \‘Irs Lea Reid. Mrsm mom. ghout Sta x 6 inches Do Elmer I-‘yfe and Mrs. Alban Bol-t

the next meeting. Mrs. Wallace M|cKIy and Mrs. Lea Reid will be in charge of the procrnm.

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AND MRS. views A. wumc AND ATTICNDANTS

it-’,wer-¢s1vH.5}i-sliver .»--4&3-ma-..» 9 mm

This attrartiie bcret is in rcd is from the Kate Day collection.

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AUTUMN LEAVE

iclvet with atituiiin icaics

Nouseholol Hove

Mony Responsibilities

Biourapliwal notes on fTlt*tIl bers of thc Qiiet-n's liuiisi-liold are of special .iitei'o.st suici- yal \’i.sit .I] Ottawa i<lri.~.' J Aird \t‘\i)lll. t'aiiatli:iii \I‘lll\'

IRes(-riei is an I'Iqui-ri_v to Her .Vla)(’.'~‘l_\‘

Born in Montreal \.i,-:ii~i Itrh. I908. son of Arthur \t‘,\l)lll and Mabel Loiiise l:\|I‘d‘ .\(‘sl‘illl. of Westniotini, Qli(‘l)(‘( Bf‘i;Iz'if‘li(’l' Nesbitt was educated in West-

mount schools and at Mi-Gill L‘n- iversity He joined The Black Watch R

II.R-' of Canada. in September 1939 and went oi erseas as Leiutenant in 1941 He aeried

as an Infantry Officer in Eng- land, Italy, France, Belgium, Ne- therlands and Germany He com- manded the West Nova Scotia Regiment First Division, In ac- tion and was mentioned in des- patch He returned to Canada her I945 Brigadier .\'es-

as (‘ommander of IO Militia Group in Septem-

was appointed Honourary Aidedefamp in His Excellency the Governor General

Ma-thewsonu he has one son and one daughter.

Captain the lord Plunket. M. V0. is an Equerry to Her Mia-

esty. Lord Plunket has been an F‘.- que'rr‘.\' the

in May I954 was appointed in ad- dition Deputy Master of Her Ma- jesty's Household. In the latter cIpacit._v,he has an office in Buc- kingham Palace. and in respon- sible for domestic arrangements in the Queen’: household

Lord Plunket. an itch September. 192! was I schoolboy at Eton when he suc- ceeded to his title in tragic cir- cumstances His father. the 6th Baron. and his mother were kill- ed In it flying accident in Cali- fornia. Lord Plunket and fill bro-

who was born

tlicrs we-re lli't>tlL'f'if tip hi‘ his llIl('lf' llll‘Il’ faiiiili ,s .iii lrisn one ll't)Ill t'ouiit\ tiirlt lJ'il ‘hey haie liicd l'Tii;‘:ind foi the last l\\(t L'i‘llt‘l'.'l“ltl

Fmiii I-lion l,oi‘rl l’luiiiu-' 'i\(‘lll to Magdalt-iic Follt-gc (';iiiibridge llc <l‘l\l‘(l lltll'lIl;' thc Second World War as I (‘:ipt:iin in the Irish (iiiartls and ‘tins wound cd lli.s faiiiilv \\¢>i‘e among the

frit-iid.s of thc Roial l".'irni‘.v_ and in I948 hc was £<l)')D()|f1lt‘(l F.qiier- ry to His Late \laicsti (Jeorgc VI. and served until thc end of his l'(‘lQfl

When not in attciidaiit-c on the Qucen. Lord Pliinkct farms his home in West Malling. Kent, with his uncle and his second Robin Plun-

GllPI'nSP)' gardening also rtin I building business. Ind rcently hoiight an estate at Mel setter in Southern Rhodesia where they grow pines and wait ties. This enterprise was t

uel to Lord Plunket's

Queen Mother and HRH. Prin cess Margaret on their tour of the coiint.r_v In 1953. D

Lord Plunket is I connoisseur of pictures, and has a fine collec tion at his Kentisih home includ mg I Rubens, "The Death of llippolvtiis "

In the New Year Honours 0 January it-‘t'r5 Lord Plunket was made I

at! Royal family.

BUILDING COLLAPSE!

(‘AIRO tReuteral—~At least I2 persons were killed and scores lir iured Saturday when an eight - storey building collapsed II Man’ III. a (‘Afro suburb.

,and children of Milton spent Oc

itune Bridge. They were married

ti’-‘rom there they motored to P.t

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of white between us and the dai'k ()h in this world of dread unease.’ ‘L155 L'”“‘{‘ dM5,'\;‘L€ar;.'l PIP" ?1a{21’I?:;s'aTbiE. and gold dye“ spruces which guard the inilldam May I know always things like “L ‘he imde ‘m “"5 Own“: Fa "_ i" i i m ' ,.. Esscri were hridcsniaids. They with matching coat and Hold and 9%? ‘ _ , , . . . . .. . . g "The snow"Iwe replied I i Until tomorrow — ~— - Dial‘) ::;?V::§'T:t(ti,‘r],?f .i).-i:.i,i:nn.ii,t,tii;i,i",iti: :'la:,Kn:&.Ler:$_:_es_‘nSh(:0“::a5fi Hm had‘ M "' mar H“, "mm 1‘ (“mm ' ' with matching lace bolcros and R. P(‘Pl(‘|'-— Mttmaﬂllf’ IS DOUBLE-RICH INWAX

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Lena Caroline Ilcutru. Women‘! Editor. PIIOIII 51'

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HAPPENINGS

t and San Francisco. anad a Brand niece of Captain John MacPher- son of the old . ed the old home: in

the Belfast Ch They are both native Califor-i nians. He is an engineer at Nor- thrup Aircraft and I graduate of Van Rensalier Technological In- stitute of Troy. New York. She ll a graduate of John Muir (Tol-

Rev and Mrs E Piercey liober Min to 18th in Nova Scoua in Halifax

Flat River Quoddy and UPCU

Oct 12th in the Presbyterian leg,‘ p”,,.dena, Caﬁforma, They Churth Pasadena. California, toyed our beautiful island, and and fl East on their honey‘ took nun-y colored pictures to moon, \iSIllng Chicago, Cinncin- show (;at”on,'nn,q,

luau, ew York and Halifax.

Mr and Mrs. Richard Mac-

E. I-land. ;x.y “oi Halifax. N.S.. spent Mrs. Bacon was June Mac- Pherson grand daughter of I)an- (‘lily the guests of Mr.

iol Macrherson. of mu River i /uian MacKay, I5 Birchwood Si

"(‘onie. I‘ll show you. s e re plied. And they raced away to a spot that still cradled it, to touch the iiiarvel of the first show we

iiiery seasons with "secret )cai'- iiings" n them, indeed. we re- .-iiember in any season. and ev- erywhere there is much to low.

ito< a_v received in odd flurries "These I have lo\'P(‘l - which fell to linger briefly or dis- A shaft of silver ruin. WIN‘ Q||I<kl.\ 3"“ V301‘ A (‘lII'llll,El uaie. a hoiiiiii: bird A nlafltslold in the fltV\H't‘-l)<>I‘- A fitful cloud. a leaf that .slii‘rcd

dﬁr h0WPd 8 brltzhl ‘A haunting old refrain. bltximing phlix too bent daimply. A sparrow in a nook of eave. . . Winter, if not actual- ly here. was indeed on the way A shadow long

" are mu lmokini: The smoke of Mack asked when later \\(‘ stood by a window watching the fall

These I have loved - at eyentide. bonfire wcayiiig

A Smlleilhal lifts and \\aI’IIl.s

since the year had giieii us the I _vs of S\\'(‘llIn,2 buds and tin- t folding leaves. we were ’ i ' lmely ‘

of woodland and hedgermi- held proudly its own wealth of ihloom We saw again. the first ‘ meadow fl(M(‘l'.~. the shy beauties of woodsy places. the summer daI.\i(‘< we c:-ii'elcs.sl_v had let slip ltoo little noticed away The tini- .que sedges too and other flower- ‘ings of thc strcamsid

Through the falling while which iinscasonally wciizhtcd the last golds of sonic \llili(‘.‘Ii)’ trccs. we could fancy too thc summer- greens. hcar the lhI'li\h(‘\' en- chanting notcs, see the swallows dip and soar and our licron- ,_ ,_ _ t d . f t [he Liiilcd States Rubber to :'irl'i:Tn\’(’li\l(i‘nLl0”lii§ ri(l:‘f]1lnIg]9lI‘lrHLf(T; “"9"”-V held 3 mﬁinng “L “S ‘.m,a,,, 0“ board of directors ‘in New York "he must gailicr in tlic w'in- "1." “"5 """9'”‘_.‘-’- ”"' tmard -..,- ,mpt9_g_ and mi {hp (Had: ~lected a former PI'lnCo‘EdWal‘d and the rest of the Dahlias the lilhtl man Earl? 5- l‘-hers Of ver) first nice day" we said tiirn- fashthﬂlon D9901. C0110 M I

ice-president and appointed him general manager of the chemi- ‘-al division.

New York papers as well as all leading Am rican papcrs lgave detailed coverage of the

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This week hosted its on farms The lessened hours of d.’-l_\'llEhl hurried our farmers off to the

WIFE PRESERVERS

an accountant in the Boston of- fice 37 years ago.

The New York paper contin- ues: "Ebers, 47 years of age.

iada. received a BS degree from Dalhousia University. Halifax. I PD degree from Harvard and Itudled at Ohio State University. He joined United States Rubi)?!“

Co. in I937 u I research chem-

ipt in Paasiac. New Jersey, and‘

._é'~~h'.:"'d.a lilater worked at the Naugatucki -q_'_. ﬂu." "ma. ‘. ‘plant. In 1946 he became manag- ih ' "‘.“hh.._ ler of plastics developments for 0-. to mpg“... 5 iNluilatuck Chemical Division ‘ﬁg. land continued to advance. being

lnamed I assistant general r In-

Member of the Royal? Victoria Order, the Order award-i for personal service to the

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Double Ring Ceremony Solemnized At Cordigon

MR. AND MRS WALTER COATE AND ATTENDANTS

ANGLO-RllSTl(‘0 W.I.

The regular monthly of Anglo Rustico W. I

on Tuesday cvcninu.

fl’k‘(‘llll was held , It the home of Mrs \‘oei Hooper October lxt

A pretty autumn wedding of in headdress:-a and mitts to match The p,.(.b,d(.m_ Mtg Hoop“. ‘ms terest was solemnized on Satur- They carried n0S9¢l_)’I of pink in the chat, and the nm.tt,,_.; jay Oct. 12. 1957, at and deep pink ¢8rn8“°n»* 1‘ 9. opened Hill] the Ode and

Miss Linda Crane, niece of the Cone“

I . An- VHY €|1.l0Y3bl¢ W99“ '1“ 1*‘ ‘he drew‘: Presbyterian Church. Car- ’ digan. when Lottie Marion. youn- gest daughter of Mr Ward Crane. and the late Mrs. Crane. River-

of

and a full skirt with not ruffles. also a lace bolero with long slecv

Chantilly lacc. liticd bodirc

bride. was flowergirl. She wore blue nylon with headdress of rose buds

li‘l(‘Ii(l.\ of the bride served. Mrs Bruce Crane and Mrs. I-‘arquharson presided over tht -‘UPS V‘‘‘"‘ "99

The lIll|'lul(‘~ of last

and carried a nosegai 05

Russcli ded

uieeliiig were appiutcd as read and roll call was an.swci'cd by passiiip in

Institute ll(‘\\.< Tlic _~f'hUfll tutti iiiittcc reported that f0\\'(‘l\ and

"AM ‘THE i__—" ‘ton RE I. the bride of mixed flowers.‘ I 9 annual (.,,m_nbu“0n to H, ,. i wan" James Comes‘ 5"" 0' the Robe" Crane‘ broaﬂ AOL} Protestant Ornlianagc 'l'hc mi ‘ late Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coates. the bride. was best man. r . ‘lecuon [mm m)n_‘m_mbu_‘ “M Amhers" NS‘ Eyed Cram gig.‘ Mr Bennett not coniplcicd Corn-spoiidciite IITh H I L d/I The church was decorated with T3"? “"9 "' " _ ‘coiisisted M ,0 l2II‘il'\ \.in ii" - "" beautiful autumn flowers Small I-‘olimiing the ceremony a ic- ‘am. [mm m(. L-“NW1, f,.,,,,,t, o inoscﬂays with white satin bows ccption “'35 Mid ‘L. ‘he bmde“ and a letter from the Junior Lad ‘ imarked the guest pews. c h me for approximately 13" ies \id of the Pill llosiiiial T IS is Oel II or iI)0nald A. Campbell oftiviatcd at gu;;is.b d _ I H H dezom with rcgard to film annual Ima- ‘the double ring ceremony e ri e .s aie s ' "9 of Mercy tea ‘ c mL'Illlit‘I§ "Just feel the damp"' Mack fields and last hariestlnz And Mrs Fulton Campb<‘1l. PH‘-‘Ill M “‘”h ﬂ°_”" b°”nql‘;::j uadllﬁanai lP(‘|ll(‘(l to send S.‘ '0 buy an .'ll" text-iainicd to Granddaughter this the year wanes ed at the organ. and MISS dies It .\\as (‘Edy "k d“. icie for this display lafternoon turning his young face -The first Santa (Tlaiis of the "h<‘l .“t"<'lll'li ‘f"1‘”“ ‘3"“ 1"" “hr” ‘lewd hi” b.mig_ (‘:me“h“(; Ti... tm-min-is \\llll \\t'|l pv A $0,, tn in. then failing weather. _ am“ r 33- _ Wm, Lord .s Pf‘a_\(‘t‘ _ aftcr itic scat oratcd with ue ir<s a ‘Pm ‘MM 1" am" mm a mm 1 “' “PM ' d 0 Pct w(‘ddln" hells centrepiece ''I am''' she lauLZhP<l h3PP'l." place away" Mack told its the ”‘E “L ‘hf “"9"” ‘"1 I H V 51) Mid Camphett p,-(.90.. arsliip for the pupil in our civil l .-And besides. I gathered up I news L is evening. And while we fect Love at the sizniniz o ic Pd the 10:51 [0 the bride which mmmn me“ making H“ high” whole handful of ii a while I- hail the approach of Winter With: l‘€‘ElSl€‘l'«‘ ‘ _ , m'm_m'P WK m3pm1d(,d to by lheigmom 'narks in i c matriculation 1"” She nodded‘ HS Varied dew: H “9 newnhei biniie ‘bifiici(flL‘l'gl\l(:(r\]l\‘(‘l\’ill (‘h"iI'IY‘lliT" ‘\Trs Ralph Nicholson was in ‘am’ (""1 1-l\(‘I‘ Utl t'ap_sii’t« '\n' Where" he ftiicstioiicd less look back over thc stint mla ‘glallﬂma-lpnmh “hm: WM‘) vh‘arE'w 0' [he EMS, book Gm yew di§[[‘|hu[(\d and also he

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, _ , The new cointiiittcc-.s arc eE id-pHii):i~ '0 lp('muli\» -(iiur-liiiiii i”:)ul( iulitowu guests were Mr "’”"‘‘‘V ‘Wk: 5”‘ (‘-"I" T"‘"""‘ ihiniiii tn. Tm imi: ‘fiip -md Vlrs Farle Roach l)iiiialil 3”” “l'»‘ “'4' "“"“"”- """"' gm kiwi‘ ‘(Ii tlilit P ‘\(llt‘ Roar-ii Ho Roach ‘iiris Grace V“V‘- 551'” T“‘’''“’‘ “‘‘‘l W" 5 ya ia‘2<i o s i ‘t’ st g ' ‘ “ ' ) . .. . ‘I _ ,_ . .. . _ - , “. d u ‘ [).,natd arkllhlli, I ItlL,I.tlI!IiiI ;fl:flIsi(‘(l a tastade of icd <.iiiia :‘I'l'l)lg:;‘I‘t.a” tofaikmhcrrﬁsll ND Roland Humam and MN 5 * - ~ . (1 Ma .1 h c nninvhaiii. H00P<‘I'- i Mis. Donald Siiaw. nicte oi lllﬁ M an is 0 n it t.. The no“ Inoﬂmg M” be held

- ht 3 m I bride was matron of A fruit trees young w ie r S wmo a mame Hymn dro“ mm

and and mitts, _ ' MVSPH3)

fvliss I/vlilclred Harrington I Is Appointed To Faculty

of Columbia Ur rerslly heads up nouncerl a iicw

of the Prcsidcnt aniiounii-d thc Miss Harrington of the Inagucration of thc new School School staff. Other education of Education Viliile thc L’imci- school staff members who will

aity has been 0fl(‘l‘lIiL‘. several ed- eventually offer Courses are Mr.

inour. Sh niatcliing head-

aiid t-.'iri'icd I of y \\ poiii

iackct.

. r East Derry, New Hampshire, and Joseph Clarkin. ﬁrighton. Mass. U S A

Later Mi‘ and Mrs. Coalcs left WW9“ “ml on a honeymoon trip through the L|m<‘h<‘0" “*5 ‘¢‘l"'9d 3"“ 3 ‘'‘‘t‘‘

at Lhe home of Mrs

thc annual

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October '.Z9tli The article i‘iili'llll)t‘.\

P(lll('i|l|tln the new school and in sistcd by Father Gallsiiiier. .\in- iiicr Smith of the Convent of the Sacred Heart. Father Labcllc of’ on Sepicuiticr 9th, thc ()ffl('o the Piiiiosopiiy Department. and

ii I I -V. ATTENTION

is to be as-

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ZZI

r‘-grill

Rt-ad Stev- ienson when roll call will be ans- tlucs.

Did you know you could get up

ucation ('OlII‘S(‘s in thc past few Herman Timmins and Mr John, to 2 _,.N,“ to pay for an you, years it has not until no“ ~90" Ross of the Nova Scotia Dcparrl l.;i".tm.a, _i\m,“;,m.,.,._ T(IkA‘i‘. fit to establish thc i-uniplcic dc niciit of Ediication. Ur \T.7IllI‘lf‘P_ in,“ 0“ spa‘... ",.m,.,.§_ Km.h,.. gree ('Il'l‘i('lIlllnl leading to a Ra- Keatlng of the School Board, and 3, n if s. Washing Harbin:-1. chclor of Idducation Messrs John Carroll, (‘hrisiophcr (;u,,n,,.|,.,¢| g,-“vi,-,-_ |mm.-¢|i.1t. Fatlicr Fogai newly roiupn. Grant. Lawrence Smith and \ii- “I”. froui thc t’t)Inl)i(‘li0li of his chacl .\lcrrii.!an of the local Du- [HA], gun studies in thc Graduate Si-liiiot blic school sistcitt or“ Q‘! l.~q“Aiq Miss’ llHl‘I‘lll'.ZlI)l1 \llll 3.\\I.~l in , ‘ ‘ ‘,'i‘ ‘ V demonstration and practice tea-i “"‘l‘ ("ALLR &

all?!‘ of t e division last war china and Miss I-‘lorence Wall of

He is iii;-irricd to the f¢It‘lll(‘l' lT|- the Diilhoitsic Univcixsity Educa

eanor .\lacKa_v and lil(‘_\' ii.-tic l\\'0 tion Department will be special sons. James and Robcri and a Idvisor in the field daughter. Jean {

methods for primary grades. I

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