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town, 1'. I. 1., laturda May list. 1952 at 0:80 o'clock of lies Maris Catherine Morris. lt.N.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morris, Charlottetown.

ca perfo the ceremo . Mrs. Joseph Dougen eiliciawd at the organ. The soloists were run Maureen Blake and Mr. Frank Maclntyre.

Ctiven in e by her father. the bride wore a period gown of white French lace and tulle over taffeta. with long titted bodice but- toned down the back with tiny and high standing collar. Her veil was of nylon net with oorenet of white lilacs. She carried a nose- gay of small white flowers center- ed with red rosebuds.

Mr. James H. Morris, brother oi the bride was best man. The ush- ers were Mr. Robert Morris. also brother of the bride. and Mr. Lin- us Roasiter.

The bride was attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Morris as mitten” of honour who wore orchid not over tai'feta with matching lace jacket. Her nose- gay was of yellow and mauve flowers; The bridesmaid, Miss Marjorie Doyle, wore a. similar gown of yellowwith noaegay of mauve and yellow flowers. Both attendants were small halos to match their gowns.

Mrs. J. J. Morris, mother of the bride were a grey nylon shnntung suit with navy hat and acceasorie. and a corsage of pink roses.

A reception for about 60 guests was held at Keppoch Beach Hotel where Mr. E. P. Foley. M.L.A.. god- father oi the bride proposed the toast to the bride, the groomsman to her attendants. v. Alex Macbellan said grace and gave his blessing to the young couple. Ow- ing to illness in the family of the groom and relatives oi the bride,- tlie out-of-town guests were un- able to attend, but sent telegrams oi good wishes, which were read. The young couple left by plane for a honeymoon in the Laurent- ians, the bride wearing a pastel blue English flannel two-piece suit, navy accessories and a. cor- sage of pink roses. They will re- side in Montreal.

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A quiet but pretty wedding was solemniaed on Tuesday evening. April 1, 1952. at the United Church Parsonage, l-iellfax, when Dorothy Elaine. youngest ' of Mr- and Mrs. Fred croasman. THOR. was united in marriage to Merlin Sinclair. son of Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ben Baker. Halifax. - Rev. H. E. C pbell performed the ceremony. The bride. lovely in her floor- length gown of white organdie with net yoke. fitted bodice and full skirt with three quarter length veil which fell from a pearl crown. canted a bouquet of red roses. and wore a single strand oi pearls and earrings to match. Her sister. Penzie crossman. bridesmaid in a floor-length gown of mauve sheer and a QUE"-01' length veil. carried a bouquet oi pink and white carnatiens.

The best man was Mr. Victor Brewer of Halifax.

The evening was spent in music and singing. They received many useful and valuable gifts. The happy couple left for the island where they plan to reside at Tryon, P.l.1.

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IDNDON - (OP)-At the spec- ial wish of Queen Elisabeth 1!. the King's troop of the Royal . not-so Artillery will retain its title

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ROOHISIIR. lhgland .- (GP) -Mayor A. A. J. Anderson of this ancient Kent county city will leareinlulyfore tour oftha world's so-one Rochestsrs. includ- in Rochester" in Alberta and ot era in the United States and Australia.

lietlringi chairman Honoured liy Land Valuation Board

on Friday morning. May 30, the members of the Land Valuation Beard. together with the office staff, made a presentation of smoking supplies to Mr. J. Walter Currie. retiring chairman of the Valuation Board.

Although not given in a sense of

the material value contained there- in. it was given as a token of re- spect to a man who was deserving of muc.h more in view of his out- standing aervicea rendered to all concerned oduring his stay in the Land Office. His many years in dealing with the public had been a wonderful asset to him in his position as Chairman. It is unfortunate to lose a man who has made such ii success of his appointment but it is such men who are being con- stantly sought to fill higher posi- tions, nnd, with that in mind there is the consolation that whatlsone's loss is certainly another's gain.

Mr. Currie has already taken up his new position as Business Man- ager at Falconwood. it is to be hoped that in his new role he will enjoy the fullest of pleasure.

In his usual jovial and capable manner he thanked one and all for their parting gift, gave words of praise for the members of the Valuation Board with an extra. high word of praise to the very competent office staff and wished all continued success in the future

Mr. John F. Connolly has taken over the chairmanship of the board.

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