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LOS ANGELES (AP! -. Faster than the speed of sound the fighter plane blasted downward at an 3)- degree angle. its controls were locked

Test pilot George Smith. 31, turned off his fuel, opened the speed braker and pulled his helmet visor over his eyes. With his right hand he pulled up on the armrest of his seat. automatically ejecting the canopy. Two seconds more and it would have been too late.

On Feb. 26. 1955. Smith became the first pilot to bail out of a plane

Wed.. Nov. 16. i955

in: in the eyeballs and damage to here in-

Smlth recalls very little of his jump. Only now has the security classification secret been removed from it after medical experts stud-' led the ease. The pilot and the air orce told the story today.

At 35,000 feet altitude above the ocean the controls jammed on his F-100 Super Sabre. George ejected himself and the rush of air going by at nearly 800 miles an hour made a tremendous noise which he described as aounding.llke a con-

Bailed Out WhileqPiloling Plane Al Supersonic Speed

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The forty-second ual meeting of Springfield W. I. Ills? at the home of Mrs. Reginald Haslam Nov. 8 with the president presiding. Roll call was answe ed by nine mem- bers paying their fees. Minutes of the last annual and the October meeting were read and approved and two guests welcomed.

The president in her address not-

war. George Smith became M, ed a successful year's work mak-

Z76th rescue.

ing special mention of the co-opera-

Th , 1 -1 - h . 3 .k3 tion of the members. the sale of were” K:;e.pl1,l;;scs1o?,f; aierinlin histories and the interest and edu- ribbons. He was bleeding from cuts wllonl "ll" R-7 u” phnned 3'9""

xygen mask were gone.

He was soon transferred to a

striking the water. His helmet and

on his forehead. chin and feet. it ly appeared that a third of his para-Hind mmdm

,. . r M g committees and cor- cllute canopy was torn Blld) invgpondence was read and discus. ss .

programmes. Annual reports were received from the treasurer

Miss Muriel Hasiam and Mrs.

oast guard cruiser and l.l'lCll to a Llalellce llllshnl Volllllleered l"

"ispital. -EVERE SHOCK

collect for the Canadian National institute for the Blind. it was voted that. we work as a group for U.

travelling supersonlcally and live.

tinuous barrage of heavy guns. He lost consciousness and didn't

it is believed that he bailed out

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come to until five days later in I hospital. where he stayed six months.

it has been estimated that Smith was subjected to a decelerative force of -10 times the pull of grav- ity as his parachute snapped open. There was bleeding in all parts of

it about 8,500 feet. in just two ieconds more his parachute wouldn't have had time to open.

RESCUED FLYER Los Angeles businessman Ari

Berkell. lawyer Mel Simon an' the later's 15-year-old son were fish-

hing containing alcohol.

audible. Alter months of trcatiiiv.-nt. ll the Mllslll Fesllvllll and he has gained back to 175 pounds, his eyes remain a bit sensitive to flare and there is in slight lack of color perception. But his vision is again 20-20. Damage to his liver nean.-A he can never touch uny-

also of l the Drama Association

The only change in officers was hat of secretary and Mrs. Muriel 'iaslam was elected to that office. The following members had a per- lcct record of attendance during the past year: Mrs. Andrew Hughes

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MRS. ADOLPHUS CHEVERIE

The dcnth occurred at the Char- lottetown Hospital on October 13th. 1955 of Mrs. Adolphus Cheverie of Souris in her 66th year. alter a short illness. She is survived by her husband and six children. Anne (Mrs. Joseph McDonaldl of El Paso. Texas: Theresa 4Mrs. Ro-

imr. and Ml'!l. Mike Cheverie. 8'-urla

Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mclntosh. Souris BUTTER 0U'l'PU'l' UP gay 10clr'Iber prom Mr. P':.' Ch v rl . Souris Mr. T. ' Ryan and B ard. TV will" Y -Octio Mr. all in-a.'Jilin”iiacAuny. Souris Pl-iuc ' "ll OTTAWA (CH - October im- tal xi 2ns.1u,ct'2 wouniis. all Mr. and Mrs. Arthur mumsoui-in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Musician. glcllvn 0' ere-mew butter run: cent above zmocouo ii Mr. Roddie Mclntyre. Souris St. Coliimba in per cetgt oVe:'.5t4h0t;vIEe;g:w6 first to months last you-, .- Mgmufllea Granahan .and Kit. Mrs.oual-ad 'Mrs. Stewart McAulay. po:n;l.”';mm:'g mm” up 1'” BTE:-

Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney, Elmira

Bayfleld l

Mr. Henry McLaughlin. Souris

Mr. Neil Cheverie and family. El mira

Mr. and Mrs Elmer McDonald Souris Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doucette. Souris

Mr. and Mrs. John Allan Ryan and family; Bayfield Misses Mary and Margaret Me. Intyre, Souris Mr. Augustus McDonald. Bayfield

Mr. and Sylvester McDonald;

Mrs. J. A. Doyle'..Charlottetown Reverend Eric Robin. Morell Miss Grace Paquet. London, Ont. Mrs. Mary E. Donnelly. Montreal ii rs.

Mrs. Valeria Moran. Dorchester.

Mrs. Flora Mclntyre. Souris M855. llallllllllll

Mrs. Aneas McDonald and family. Ml" and Ml'S- Georle Cheverie. Slllllellllllll lllllllly' Calleloll (-hepsmw Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Golden. Brant-

Mi: and Mrs. John Jarvis and Ml5- Margin?! MCQUFHG. Ch8I'l0l- lord Glynn. Souris letown

Mrs. Beatrice Kiley. Montreal Sisters of St. Martha. Charlotte-

Mrs.

cent to 128982.000 pounds from

Manila hemp source of .:

Mr. and Mrs. Bill FltzPatrick. Cheputow i "”"-W ” W” "'l''''''- "l” ill" Souris Mr. and M .Ge0rIG Bushy. Souris M" ”- '"”'"-'' "Pomd '"""" :;::'"E ml” cfglf Mr. and Mrs J. .1. McDonald. Mr. andM George Perry. Souris Priest Pond Mrs. Alex line! and Gus. Char- Ml" ""1 M” 7"” M"3Ke”l'- Souris Fishermen lottetown SNM5 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cheverie. Georse E. MacDonald. Summer- 't''g1llfl'l- 4'" M"3"l'9""- Souris side "5 5 C V ' . Mr, John D, aims. Bayfjeld Daniel A. MPhee. Brantford, Ont. M" "d M” James h"5he5- elm” Mr. Pius McEschern and family. Mil. L- A. MacDonald. Charlotte lmtemw"

Mrs. Mary Lavie Hart. Boston Dagnty and Millie. Brantfordi Ont. ii

town

Margaret and Richard Deveau.

Brighton. Mass. Ken and Joyce Fraser. North Lake Claire Paquet. Montreal Gerald and Minnie and family.

Katherine Mcl(earney. St. Johns. Que.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunne. Brant- ford -

Rose McDonald. Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murphy. George town

Peter McPhee. Calgary

town Phoebe Cheverie. Mass.

Boston.

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the body as the pull increased George's weight from its 215

unds to the equivalent force of .000 in a split second.

RING SIIAKEN on

His arms flailed with such force after he left the plane that his wristwatch. gloves and signal ring were shaken off. For several days Smith was blind because of bleed-

ing off the southern Cali! .rnia coast on a day when it had been raining and most fishermen stayed home. Berkell saw a geyser of white and foaming water shoot up about 200 yards aft of their fishing cruiser. The boy saw a limp figure floating from the end of a torn parachute.

Berkell had been a navy ati--sea rescue man in the Second World

ll” Keml MW"? and M” (390789 licrt Wright! Souris: Helen (Mrs.

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Smiths ball-out gave the iilll D i M , "V99 and '"9dl”"9 Valuable l"' llllllltng Crawford Sinclair. Mrs. gll.l.l,alllMl.l;lllll.5l:,;;.kKlf,",llll.l:.l;l:3 formation which could save cuunt- Clarence Haslam and Mrs W". '

iless pilots in the future. What does lthe test pilot want to do nmvf On Aug. 23. he passed the Civil Xeronautics Administration, physi- cal examination regaining llls com- igrcigl fiviii" ''''ll'''''””. 5" he wants to fly a plane at 3.000 mph.

liam Haslam volunteered to attend to the Children's Christmas treat. Suggestions for the 1956 program were passed in and Mrs. Keith Mayne. Mrs George Dunning and Virs- Gerrit Loo were appointed to iilan same it was decided to sug- MM gs-st a cushion cover as the Dis-

Spells Our Price For M Guaranteed Annual Wage

TORONTO (CPi-Lionel A. For ayt.h president of Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation. said Mon-d day that if workers want a guar- anteed annual wage they must in- crease production and give up their right to strike.

He told a Canadian Club lunch-W eon the GAW llcaiinot be attained without continuous and unlnta- Some sections of management rupted production." are continuing an ”lnfantlle' sys-

"In an economy of minimumitem of labor relations in which they hours and guaranteed security of; try to overwhelm unions by a show remuneration. there is and can be of economic strength. Both sides no place for strikes or other waste- should start "practising the gospel fill and uneconomic work stop-iof acceptance of obligation instead pages." of the assumption of privilege."

Canada's present high standard Organized labor is "perhaps the of living has been reached by put- greatest single force in our politico- ting the future "in pawn to the conomic organization." but it is pg-gggnt," ithreatened with self-destruction if i

.oi'kers. said it is time for both, labor and management to accept fully their economic obligations. SAY! LABOR PROFITS .

He suggested labor has taken the. greatest profit lrom increased mechaniuuion without assumingi responsibility for assuring maxi- mum production.

MURPAT HARBOR

Mr. and Mrs. George Millar. ac-l companicd by Mr. Fred D. Mil- iar, motored to New Glasgow. N. S. where they spcnl the recentl weekend with relatives and friends.

irir.-i Convention project. Next meet- iiii: is to be hcld at the home of Mrs. George Dunning.

Mrs. Andrew Hughes. coiivenor then read an interesting paper re- lating to institute work and con- ducted the program which consist- cd of three excellent original poems on work accomplished dur-

Mr. Marvyn Johnston who is em- ing the year. Mrs. Norris Sinclair

treal; Ed. Buffalo. N.Y. and Albert with the M.V. Abegweit. Borden. Also surviving are five brothers: Joiin. Bayficld, P.E.l.: Dan. Brant- ford. Ont.; Paul. Boston, and Neil Joseph and Peter of Calgary also eight grandchildren.

Born Mary Ellen McPhee in Bay- field, P.E.l., she spent her early years there. She went to Boston and the Eastern States where she remained until the time of her marriage 36 years ago. when she came to live in Souris. During her married life she spent all her time in the care of her family. was a

devoted wife and mother and will.

be sadly missed by all who knew r:

l Mr.

Souris

Mr. Alex Mccormach. Souris Miss Blanche McDonald. Souris Mr. and Mrs. Jerome lVicDonald and fsniily. Souris

and Mrs. James Souris

Mr. Bill Cournez. Buffalo. N. Y. Mr. Peter A. Mclsaac and family, Souris Line Road

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Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Lavie, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McPhec. Brant- llllllll M'3l""l5' Sllum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grady. Souris M155 Milly Shea. Boston lam. Fa la ' ell" Miss Mary Cheverie. Souris Mary A. MacDonald. Boston. Mass. ; ' ' , Mr. and Mrs, Pu-cy 0'HanIey' Eastern Packing Co.. Souris Souris Mr. and Mrs. St Clair Paquet, 5P""'"”." B0”"wE"

Loretta Leslie Pupls of Grades 5.

FLORAL TRTBUTES

Mr. Adolphe Cheverie and fam- ily. Souris. wish to thank the mem- bers of the Clergy. sisters and nurses of the Charlottetown Hospit- .ai neighbours, relatives a n d friends and all those who were so kind to them in their recent sad bereavement; many thanks also to all those who gave Masses. Spirit- ual Bouquets. Sympathy cards and

6. and 7, Souris Convent

lss Audrey Arsenault. Montreall

r. and Mrs. Frank Latlmer. Mon- treal

r. Dan A. MacPhee. Brantford. r. and Mrs. Ken Coffin, Souris

M d d M M M I - M I ' Mrs. Brent Matthew. Souris ;,u:; H evm (Quad Mrs. Roy McLean. Souris Mr. and Mrs Peter .i. McPhee Mr" Md Mrs" Bl” MCL""- S”""3

Mrs. Hilary Cheverie. Souris The Trainor family. Hamilton. Ont. SYMPATHY CARDS

and family. Souris Mr. Ray Csmnbell. Souris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Cheverie.

Floral tributes.

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- - - , - .' Souris Beatrice and Francis White Rollo om- - lD3lloTly)fdlnwllt)hBll:llllel0llllllpeSr5l:lltollhf l'C- tlllllvdafnfllltffll llllllgn lvldrllazllalbetlolhfzuilsudigltllesel The funeral service was heldITl'” C”'l""” mm”-Vs Ch”l”"e' Bay cent weekend with his wife and laureate. Mrs William Haslam TF0!" 51. Mary's Roman Catholic Mlow" M d V. -llllle Blld HPHFY 1-Brier. SUN”! with Mrs. Keith Mayne and Mrs. Church in Souris on Sunday. Oct. :1 3'51 -l” 1"” M"G"l"'- Mr, Harold Marsden. Montreal mom” . . Crawford Sinclair receiving honor- 15th. at 3 D-mu Wlldufled by R9V- M. med . . L 1- - Elsle llllll George B"lCe' Red Poll" The Womcns Mission;-ii'y Society awe mention Monseigncu. Murphy assisted by l l". all Ml5' lllllry e5le' Soul” MTV lmd M”- w- 3- P0019. S0lll'l8 held their annual Thankoffcring seri A pleasing highlight of the pro- Father Steele, Bu,-gag was in the Line Road East vice in the church on Sunday even- gram was the presentation of L": on u H. 1, cemetery. pallbearers Ml? lillll Mm Paul MCDOHIIG. Mr. and Mrs. Rooney and family. ing. Oct. 30. The service was con- membership pins and certificates were. Messrs Robert Mcxemiey Souiis Montreal ducted by the minister. Rev. M.C. to Mm Andrew Hughes and Miss George Webster, Harold Poole. Mr' a,"d M” J"9m'5 Ch9V9l'l9v Dan A. McPhee. Brantford, Ont. H C""'iS who l”'”ch9d 8" lnspl" Muriel Haslsm in appreciation of John Jarvis. Edmund Lavie and; S”"”5 Mary and Stanley Howatt, Carleton K"l” Vmll . M". fiig sermon, using as his theme the-H.mmfulsemcestoms branch Mex Mooney. .Mr. and Mrs. Chester McDonald. Nora McLean, sou;-is Sweat-Smelling. "The challenge to missions". Thei mmugh the yes”. The citation in Mslltgls i h Michael and Alice Dunphy. Souris 24 Hours a DIV hymns were Give to our God im- poem (mm was composed and read MASSES l3 685 9 C everle. Souris

moi-ui praise". "Christ for Lhelbv Mrs Keith Mayne, world we sing" ”'From Green- l ' I I 9- th , lands Icy Mountains" and ”0lerl The spec” 3"” O 2 "en

. ' . .. I L be. ' . l ""355 glwmy hills "l llarknessll illl'llgSPlllll:(jl willlfna gilftma talllglarnritlao Special selections included a salon ' ' '

Mr. Adolphus Cheverie. Souris Mr and Mrs. Joseph McDonald. El Paso. Texas

Mrs. Theresa Wright and family.

Mrs. G. Deveau. Rollo Bay

G. E. MacDonald. Summerside Dorothy Carter. Montreal

Mr: Mary Massey and family. Sou- T A

Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Massey and Gerard. East Baltic

Mr. Frank McDonald and mother. St Margaret's

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MP lllfl MT5- VGFMH Grltlory. Mr and Mrs Re ie Rose Red ' tie relief from constipation . , .. .and regret at her departure from Souris Fharhnetown - 4 IE . give no

"To suggest this drain on our it continues to press only in one. Beside the Still Waters by Rev. Ms. expressed in a poem”; Point 10 mnmdmmeyuummw by:

im- be by ””lll”l”'”'i.2.'i..l”"l”"l r :i;:..:u:.:;' .:i::.e .?.:":..:':?.'::. by ”:...:.".s p”"3.”" "llIll;'lil.?l.22.3”lf.'L'i.S:J”L'l;.l?2;1” ”':i.i:"” ...u...om..-. 1 . es. . . . . r . -- i , I - iii-la-lilli"-ii” 11sgl:lel1GB'-0n2CCe::l1-?'mh:lwgzflldfl potent!-I can be mic "0 1”" " Camry" "d H” linglhtff llglgalllltllnllggrxlll Bndellsllllcsh M" '.'"' M” Willi 1-i"'"'" ""1! "-V- Souris Frank and Ella Poole and family. said lined "only by one of the nobles never forget to keep me" were: W” served bythe hone” and mm. famuyd Montrgal iMFS- N9" -7- MCEBCIICI”--V 5l- MlI'- Souris -eu-..ii.an...--anon.--noc--on-uuunanno- I For . whnse cor ratinnlfour-letter words in our languag rendered by the Choir. fmmee in chm. 9- Mr- Ed Ch9V9l'l9gB"”3l0- NY' I Karel 5 Eleanor Mcsaac. Borden

M" Wm 9” .. 1 3 WWV," A Mr. Albert Cheverie. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald. St. Mr gnd Mr; Major yo ,1

Ind 8llb3ldl31'l95 mpby 3o'ooolw”'kl he ”lll' Mr. and Mrs. Verne Johnston ac-1" 0 I b 28 G d Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cheverie and Colomba Parish family RedlP0int ung M 0 on - A - - - . me an v - . Bliy lll,lsi..,Il-zllllllamdllollllll nl;lrtiVClClo8delT3lllPl'ta:1n1esnl fol wllhlm Bllflllelll M” imd Mm Admlhui C0llW3Y Mr. .and Mrs. Henry Clarkin. Peak- l . T l:::tol:-edl ?(fa;1rox'ltu11l:Q:l lowed by refreshments served by :39 I;e:l5M,-amlcyf immstlh i Maud fgmyllyl Rrolno Elly H EXAMPLE OFLOANI Bridge on Sunday where they were the senior girls and teacher, Miss C'm'";'metow3!-I 90 K9 i ever 9., aeiolomli; pmrlaglcls McDonald. lleieatrice Johnson, Fortune QM Get .5. IO CIZOD or more L d Ch "me. Mr pet". whuign bu "rived guests of Mrs. E. S. Johnston and l-0lT8l"9 J3ml95”"' , Mr. and Mrs. Fee Roach. SourlsIMr.land Mrs. Angus McCormack hldanBdosllTiliis-Mlames El Mun”. . "n. "-0- u” )Phonefor l-triploan.Upon approval,

t Mr.vigtE:tliewillt1h8(MrmGus lizzllard from Halifax to visit his mother MI'- and Mrs.'E. C. Johnston. M9-"'5' Ch3Tl95d1Vg'cL9i:d-D?lll5'iMr. and Mrs. Bernard Creamei',l Souris ' Judyl McCorrlnacakSs Charlottetown 0” ls”, 52”, 755'” PM? "P Cult L0"! Wll0lll4l”0"d '0 own . .g -. ' ' I. I. dP n vret xon. . 3 l - A Jud in thl 500113 HOSPM1 dull"? the V'::", l' l" ll" C"”l”"'”lllwll Ha" Mrs. James D. Macl.ure was a. (:iltrllSp:'llelBu:.rcN8:Ie rettllrned home Mfolziz Mn D J Mdsnc and lll;'anl,lJlll;l, Mgl;l:J'”l;0re"z” hquel l""' MP and Mrs. Maynard Fraser. llillllily 5'1 33. go yam l'lt.d":vith alien. past week. P 5- receitit fvgsitor tzlih Pictolu. N.S. the' from Maiden. Mass.. 'wherethey atn Mmnx Rm). 3,... M,-. am-1' My-5, hick power, sou;-lg Mfogls Mrs B L Stew”! sauna um paylonllraveranryllmgl aolidatien Service. Phone. or came in-

Sympathy ll Oxlellded '0 M” ML hm" Mywlml ll”. '"l"”l ml" 0 er hm, lll'lll'.llw.llllll 5l5'l'e'"le.d me l"""" DA ll” la” Ml" Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Macisachern. 'Mr. and Mrs. Roland McDonald. M,-. md Mrsl. neg, Z. B "" A "'."""' ".' "'”'""' . 3 ' B J Massey Bothweli on the Charlottetown Hospital for ter, Mr. and Mis. Louis Ferguson Archibald MacLeod who passed a- pure” pond Souris I ""95 5- 05' mwnu--u evov-1tI-- KO-l A53” "' '"'.''''V'

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death of her uncle. the Rev. ll93"ll'"'l Harry Higginbotham. Jr. R.C.A, mgerglbellli llllllle lll Mame" ml Mr. and Mrs Joseph L. Cheverie. Mr. Harry Walsh. Souris Mr, and Mrs pm, 5u1he,1and'Bm. n"L-Mnnollald who passed away Mn. Charlie Mcivor. ” - F3 acomlmllled by his "”'”"3lf lllrsl Sympathylis extended to the re-l charlauelnwn luff and MrS' Ivan Chevenel Sculls dell h Montreal on October Mth. side. has entered the Chsrlotte- Hlrr)ftHlf?Ll)lb0lltlBlIYlv.I Halifax); wtegev mive, of me me Archibald Mug lil2.0u:;iiI!tl Mrs. D. L. McCormack,lMfz..miiJi;l ;VrT;lRr.isAlt3X Mooney and Gieorge and Georgie Webster. Sour- A MB .mwn1(o.plu1. recen vs rs o urray arMrL,,d ;. ,' ed MM” S Y I s

Maurl.Wayna'and rllllto weeiitiecled ' North. the guests of M”. Higgln-!M:ss'Wb?n5)e:-Isber aray 8 9'' Mr, and Mrs D. F. Chcierle. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Cheverie. Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacEwen. . W" "M "I-1'l"" ti "fjff and M" Mr. Ray Tumor ha: entered the bothams sister Mrs Seymour Hen-3 M,' M, J'ckKon M, Sm I Souris ' soui-in Rollo Bay E3?! 151 GREAT GEORGE STREET graham o

. ”P"9"- A ' 'lf tt- ” - "Y" - - livi..iii.i.c df il,M.,J i -1 SeeandI'IoOrPIeIUJ amt Robertson. Kmgsbom. gigiyglottemwn Hnspita or re! derson and Mr. Henderson. Jtohnston Md kM,:,. Mtry 1:; ' mt; n reamer an am y angsggvggvngkxizxggegiigc Jllslldznd Eric Olianley, summer. mm-fl m' . MK", "I. YE: W

th 1. L dad , Mr, , The many friends of Mrs. .1. ii; i" "5 ""..'”"e W" E" V 5i 0” IMT. and Mrs Adrian Mclnnism mcrside Dem,” Macchm. S U”. oven EVENINOS Iv APPOINTMENT-PHONE POI evmmo nouns

Gsym” Rltlibertsetllnen East oBaItic' Mrs "d M?” P: R' Sl""""' Wm Sencabnugh regret to learn of her l:,;lrlllm;lll;:lke' llle Ellen” lll Mr'Alll(l)d Souris lMr. and Mrs. Aiislcm McDonald. R. C. MacPee St llvfaifgarets l""'”' l' "lll'l'll'ldl"'”l"'l'l"' . h-in-'a-"nub" J dam 0' gm. sister. Mn gi9lll;b;'::ivlel:l;ryl::Il'gI;l;0.:l':l:ler25:: illi(i,esaIa"t :,lel' home (tin Peybroke l ' Mr. Fred McPhee. Ottawa. 0nl.5 Chopstow ' ' Euler Rose. who passed away in an ws er a spee y an coni-

lnd their daughte Phyllis. will be a bride on the same date.

Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald have moved to Charlottetown.

Waterbury. Conn. on October 21st.

' Mrs. Roy Dixon is ill at her home in Botbwell.