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POLICE CO docket was very sins-ll gigs o3 soon. The accused was remanded

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word. strictly pay- I-“alrview. 111 o'clock. N- servicc. North River. 3 o'clock; Ev- ~i==rarirm L001 Qfl. 7.90. C School. Ill A. M’. A

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e . BUBANC PRISONER OI‘ WAR _..._._ Ill-Mrs. John I. Jenkins of Cher- SUNDAY, JUNI an, rel-vie; ,1‘ry_ Valley has received oiliclal Hampshire United gum], 3m word from Ottawa that her son pm. Rev. Sidney J. Davies. ‘Pic. Elmer Francis Jenkins, who - 5441431; t: prisoner ct war as been

' -__ , . liberated a 1%?‘ 3y Lmflnlln the, United Kingdom. Q htlg",,f,,igyg nasssuamo news ... Mrs. 54,4414 Rodney Cadd, Tacoma, Wash. has rum-r! ET" lieiclivfi word £9113? earn? 3%": l l’ s01! . '0 - . Sdmol on... “m. m §IL§DAX- has been liberated from stain; limit‘. "R" M M“ vi--'£::§*.i.i'*:r::.~°i'"ii.."i "".“' _ ' y re o :1 welcome. ' vaunted vmw" Denmark Easter Sunday. 1964, on _ ___,_ his lgth mission over enemy tor- SPECIAL MEETING Association,

ritory. g ____._. _ 1n 01, m“, sncwau. PARTY-A fare- town. 8.00 P. lit y

was held May 30th by truck driven w am“ _ Kenn M“ rs of the Free Metho- r ‘GQIII.

5404f dist, Church. Gowanda. N.Y., icr .___ ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wood and NQ-"cg m. Parish ollfamily. Many friends and relatives Rum“, 1m- sunduv mtiended and a very enjoyable John's. wltom H03; evening was spent by all. A delic- un n 11 am; 3t“ Mam- lous lunch was served and Mr. Rustico, Evening Prayer 7.30 p,m,i

Rev. Sidney J. Davies, Rector.

and Mrs. Wood were presented ENGAGEMEN _ MEN T ANNOUNCE

oe is

IOUOI .

all?“ a . Charlotte’: we party um‘ M“ the membe

CHURCH Milton and June 3rd: St.

with two lovely gifts. T d ESCBH’! —

.—Mr, and Mm pa“ .- _ an noc own v a ca-r a e- ;y, mougcfayfie intersection of Church and Gra-fton

or 111911- munxwt streets about 12:30 pmnyesierdav. _ Ruizy Armboll to Ivan Mrs. Elizabeth lnnfan. an elderly Frederick son oi Mr. and Mrs. Woman residing at I'll Sydney Si’... wiiri-ed Pietra-ins oi Clinton, M”. was taken to the P r: 1. Homttal rlage to take plaee 1,1,6 new. where her injuries were found to future. 6-2-11. be slight. i “k I .

THE Inn]; 0F 5-13 JAMES_ __ CANNED I-‘lSlI—-'I‘o establish _ m“ o; 3_ Johnis prices in line with the new grad-l Church, Belles; W111 conduct lng system set up by the Depart-a Morning Worship era-l 11.5111,“- me ment of Fisheries, a revised sched- Senmmi and My, 1301111111 Nmmmm ule of maximum prices on canned. of Broolgfleld 511113-911 W111 conduct Atlantic fish becomes effective Evening Wflrshjp and 110111," me June l. the Prices Board has an- Sermon at the Kirk 1m1011-qw_ The nounced. Prices will be slightly Chilirch Sohool- meets at l0 A. M. higher for fancy grades of tuna, The (mean E, 1.1mm M‘, mackerel and herring and slightly

_ will 11119“ we lower for lower grades. Prices for mimic. lobster. salmon. chicken haddlee --__ and sardines remain unchanged.

TIIE BIBLE is the main sourceThe order requires each packer to and instrument. oi religigus edumh sell in Canada 25 per cent of his tion. and there are many 135C115“ production oi’ (‘mined lobsterpamtcl in our schools who have the iac- and conned lobster tomalley. So, ultv of making the Bible intensely that all packers may share in the, int to the chidlmn—o. liv- export market the order allows book. They so teach the old the remaining '75 per cent to be| stories that they are runembered sold to assemblers at prices above forever. and the child who is so the Canadian coiling. provided aD-I fortunate as to receive Biblieal 1n. ‘nroval is obtained from the reo- stnlction from such a ttacher en- lorial offices of the Board-Hali- ters into a rich and lasting heri- fax. Charlottetown, Saint John or vase" The P. n. . Auxiliary Ol’ Quebec 01W-

Branch of the Bible Society solicits -—-— WILL RETURN T0 P. l. I.-

I your he and orit b supp lOi-i June 5th. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

TRINITY UNITED CIIURCII- Wood and family will leave Gow- Sundays services will be conduct- anda. New York. by car for Sum- ed by Rev. T. E. McLennan, who merside. P. E. Island where they Will preach at both diets of wor- will make their future home. Mini

.Sermon theme for the mom- and Mrs. Wood came to the ing discourse: "Tile Church's 0 - S. A. 22 years ago. On the Island portunity", and the evening s11 - they have many relatives and ect will be "Horizons of Faith." friends. Mrs. Wood has two sis- The Church School at 1o am. will tel-s, Mrs. Albert A. Gav of Stim- hold open session and a playette mcrslcle. and Mrs. Roderick Mc- will be praented entitled "The Lean of Milo, Lot 9, and a brother. FB-"y Queen's Visit". The morn- Mr. Samuel E. Cannon of Mis- "18 anthem will be "God Is She also has a aughter, Spirit" (Bennett), and the even- Harold Bryingion o Colc- gi "H88! Thm. In Love" (Wool- man, and a son, Gnr. Kenneth er Miss Margaret Stems, sop- Richards. who is in the RCA. and rano, will give a vocal solo at the is expected home this June. Mr. morning service. Music under the Wood has two sisters living on the direction of Mr. A, R. Kendall, Tsldnd, Mrs. James Dunning n: Organist and cholrmaster. ,".'.ifton and Mrs. Alice Johnson oi

——- , . On their trio they

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH. - The will be accompanied by Mr. Wood's

service of Mix-hing Worship will bsbrother Garfield and his wife. wlio

conducted by the Rev. I. Judson‘ will spend a month's vacation on

Levy, B. D., whose sermon will be‘ the Island visiting friends z-xid

“Evidence of God's Care." The! relatives. They will return to the m

anthem will be "Lead Me U. S. A. by train. mod." Under th

direction of Sup-' eriniendent R. J. Rupert the Chiurch School will meet imined lately at the close oi Morning Wor- ship. Evening Worship at 7 P. M. will be conducted b,v Mr. Levy. with "We Know the Way of Sal-

Sherwlrrs

Gasoline Hours lip to Municipalities

be observed at

the close of Evening Worship. The my The Canadian PM")

OTTAWA, June l—-Provincial or

vn-r-"me l n veeuesav.

ti! Monday u m‘. NORTH RIVER PLQTQI-Aflea ‘m2: J l 31d. The morning '

lyde River cordial

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t Iuropean war is o ltribute euerally to Canada's war- ms‘ "us... . ... i... |mani ally took it for grant: led ‘t a enerol

week rumors circu- lated that Gen. Bomne being considered. i

More Iatle lxperlelee

Unqueetionably he has more battle experience than any other reserve army general and only .- Gen. G

. nds of the lid Canafls Mai-Gen. Chris Vosies, der oi the 4th Division, among the permanent force can match this expe ence. »

He knows infantry and armored tactics inside out and ls a strong supporter oi eo-ordinated attacks gy infantry and tenh. In the

sr last campaign he will have lnfagtry and tanks under his corn- ma.

Gen. Hoffmelster fought his first battles in Sicily in 1943 as coni- manding officer oi.‘ the Ssaforfh Highlanders of Canada, a ver unit, in the great 2nd Infan-

of the 1st Division.

forte. Agira and down

he Simeto Valleydo Aderno the Seaforths had scvera Jolonged. bitter battles. Gen flmeister grayed during those earl actions

e knew how to handle fantry.

In the last Canadian attack of the Sicilian ca fgn, down the Hoflmelster used the whole regiment of Three Rivers tanks with his infantry. l-le rode into battle with the Three Rivers commander and directed the battle over the tank wireless. In the moo-day heat infantry and tanks poured down the_broad valley and broke through German defence positions.

Praised By Monty

It was what the arm calls a "set piece" battle and Feld Mar- shal (then Con.) Montgornerv, commander of the British 8th Army, and Gen. Slmonds stood on a hilltop on the flank to watch it. Later Montgomery complimented

U, Gen. I-lomneister highly and told

him it was carried out as if it h‘!!! been done on s sand table st the staff college.

He led the Seaforths into Italy and during the ush through the southem part u the country he was made a brigadler command- ing the 2nd Infantry Brigade.

In January, 1944. Gen. Hot!- rneister was given command of the 5th Armored Division. recently afrlved in Italy. and he led t through the long hauLto northern Italy and the Po Valley, through one rugged fight after another. His reputation as a fighting mander grew steadily.

Without fanfare or dramatlcs. the skill of this solid soldier be- came known throughout the 5th and 8th Armies. A 13.8.0. from

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to it from the- battles in Italy at- test to his personal courage.

Canadian lliirsas Flock To Paris

the Sicily campaign and two bars-

‘Ills

Floral Tfibilgife!

following of W391». sir.

Catherine McKennl . and Mrs. Allen Molnnis and Y.

and Betty F .

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MaIReada-ll.

Casey Mrs. James H. Gallant. Mm. Like Clinton

Alexis aeiiem. l!‘ . ' Post Office Staff and mus

Carriers.‘ Mr. and Mrs. J.J

. only.

Mr. 8nd Mrs. Win. H. MOKQII-

e. Miss Vemlts Paqiiet. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Iilergilson.

Mi’. find Mm. Ray

Cudniore.

Marion and Jack Rtezdy. Mia, Norslh long-worth. James R Bin-nets and Ian. Mrs. Lulu Nicholson.

Miss Mary E. Bradley.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dolron,Monc-‘

ion. NB.

B. Paquei-

Mrs. Montreal

"in-a and

family,

Mrs. t.‘ nan/armory. North 8rd-

ney. CB.

Spiritual Bbuqneis: Mrs. Wm.. 396m.

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DIRT AND BURKE WEDDING

The maritiagn? Thelma Jane and

Blrt, only daughter Mrs. Daniel D. Bi

of Mr. rtof

Pisquid

West. to Alvin William Burke, son

of Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Burke.

, t k l M nday. B“ “mm on Ialicnqs Ignited

April 30th at St. Church Manse.

Mount

Btownrt.

The ceremony was performed by

the Rev. W. T.

MEICCI’.

The bride word ahth seifigilial: three - quarter

drase of biege cr cred front an

is eiate j is! pro

Under to petiicoots, ins

t written_ n pioneers:

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member

by let a letter from u! p :0 sever.

msgnitiade‘ and value o! like’ Oflllflbufloq h

m ’ls'i»~n’°“‘“‘£f&?n."e’.‘é?

Whll use cor. o! tion ofawealth” andpjznfi”. II’! VCII IQPCIIIIII, m..." “"1"...

decide whee was to be make it; and how much could be‘ made

ment would contra ev .

that this would not really ha pen,

rom s recent letter on by; Henry

"r tlseldieor meumlsc of’ u»: £03‘.

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Y. ‘alga. d ewvlees the Cfiflflllllzy."

Well. 1:91.? how do you like that? An

rs we are receivin . Mrs. W. G. £0

Here is another

fooled bglgém m. . . rances has nothing to fear horn Socislis “I have s strong conviction flu! lie w They have a

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women

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lion contests Elli-LEIGH . The women of vvlollo probably wield ill. ,

"'}"‘°;a‘i‘ “$353.33. it'll" vo ea so is to expergnent with “Sta;

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election. Thai; or not C

" neililfdil s r . fit.

s "better distribu- a “higher standard of living" important that

"no. b’???

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C.C.I'. 1i mum“ P0 tidans would

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to ewellery, ' In case you think ..§::€ "ii s o ' Gibson, one of tbeuxigg. , I the Sara I an an osigind and look pare in the die- IIO Ilaniiesin w§ ill fl seniority no can ta poem, 5. I7 luxuries.

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Here an extract from bart of Halifax:

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III loch and Heirl- m time we rodly COMB‘ the .C.I'. move hope thousands lore will reed

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for

ll . I bod eral use‘: them lfiyulzlendsa ft b the‘ learnedwhsl Is areal, and I only

letter from s woman in store. but who is not that_the "little fellow”

III: C.C.I'. is with some e. In! win theyagea I VD I

"31 "

the useless _ we

romises is shown ’_

the production '

dre-l !He'll

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a__ By MARGARET ECKEII

PARIS, May 3l.—i(CP)-Canad- inn nurses‘ in khaki who during the 11 months have been through as grim and enclti ex- periences on the Western ont as any women undergo are ust attractive girls on a holiday w en

ars

music of the day will be ccnducied by Miss Louise Cox, organist and i director of choir.

I IIONEIB-Hone prices for will ‘will remain su ntlally the same as they were last year, it has been announced by the Prices Board. In the Maritimcs, for lnstarre.

municipal authorities can estab- lish whatever hours they wish for sale of gasoline and lubricating oil when restrictions are lifted today. a spokesman for the Munitions said yesterday.

The restrictions on the hours of

sale and days were introduced be-

JEANNE HAYES _,

- Bored on me popular CBS Redla fieprdn “Crime Dene?‘ __5Y Max Msrein {Slery and $90011 Hop

PLUS NEWS and COMEDY

length sleeves, with corresponding accessories and a corsage of Tails- manwoses. l-Ier coat was rnoa! green boucle crepe with silver fox cape. Bhe was attended the groom's shter. Miss Alma urke, who wore mauve crepe with cor- responding accessories and a cor-

sensible, voiera in . . m," “Id ‘.23

res n State Sec '

ialism. 0|\ this subject

. l sound very u of the “women

t7. appreciate-the h under 6.0.7. vvi

..;....... $5“ EMPIREQQ TO-DA Y

MATINEE‘2:30 - EVE. 7 and 8:45

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cause of the supply situation. he. said. Things now were‘ improved and it was thought advisable to lift the restrictions and thus elim- inate any further interference.

the farmer's ceiling price to i\e consumers who supply their OWII containers of 10 pounds or less. is set at, 18 cents per pound for No.1 white honey and 18% cents per pound for other grades. To er.-

thfiy hit P .

ow that their b war oh is almost finished. h reih o them are coming here on leave. Like any other Canadian girl, these young women who have worn bat- tledress and lived in tents most o!

courage a greater volume of deliv- eries through regular wholesale channels. producer prices to whole- salers are set five percent beiow prices to retailers. This c6mpnres with a discount of 1% cents per pound on sales to wholesalers in thedfle order. but the maximum wholesale mark-ups are reduced by the same amount so that pric- es to retailers and consumers are

lloney Prices To lleinain Unchanged

OTTAWA. May a1 _- (or) - Except. ior minor adjustment de-

he time since D-day want to go shopping and sightseeing, attend fashion shows and have their hair done by world-famous hairdress- e .

rs.

Lleut. Mollie Bpohn o! R001!!! and Lieut. Claire Perhick of Onl- lia, Ont., and Toronto are uod examples. Such girls are mo ed everywhere. They are attractive

sage of roses. The Mr. Valle

I‘ Wll

sixty

ious su wank o

of the bride's parents. "

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The

yiellewlng the eeremon ~a delic- fiwi. thewhome

s Bu” table

James McConnell of. lbrne

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was centered with a bouquet cf snapdragons while the beautifully decorated bride and groom's calf:

stood at either

end.

The

were many and chaste, including silver, linen and ‘cheques.

On Friday evening. April 1M1. a shower was tendered the bride- to-be at the home of ltdr. and Mrs.

we'll send $5. .00 cos

title delay". Our lIttle tells the story of StaieSoeialisrn

Iglfl-Ihé booklet,

horse}! book "Social Suicide" in simple language. booklet we are 000.00 in Carla $1,000.00 to

el- 'are' 28 p fiigiglirtfgnlilsend Ymlaalililfle and 1:518! to Public

Boil 178, Toronto, and with details of the

A vote for any C.C.F. candl- date is a vote for State So-

cialism, and State Socialism means Dictatorship. Sq. un- less ou want the politician: to take over complete control of your life, be sure to let out and vote on election day. Urge all your friends to vflifi , again“ the C.C.I‘. csndidflb —no leath- who he is-JO-

esuse he in soaieieeiv ' mitted State Soclsllm.

PUBLIC international ASSDCIAIION q m. sox in y rosouro. ONT aiaraasniaa -V issues-imam

and unaffected, and when the

enter a Canadian officers’ elu

every man wants to talk to them. . Mollie and Claire ut themselv- es in the hands of e Canadian leave organization and they were WW on a tour of all the sights o! Paris. The took ictures of Louis XVYs pa ce an wandered thrown the gardens where Marie Antoinette once walked.

Milli-l w improve distribution across Cdllilufl. honey _ prices will remain substantially un d Ami last year, talc Piices Bond m, nounced tonight.

To encourage a greater volume of deliveries through rcgiuar wnqle. sale] channels, producer price; to “no no iris ale set five per cent Jwlvw Drices to retailers. ‘Ilnis eon- Dared with a discount o! l 1-2 cents lperloifiund on sales to molecules-s n .

Mflldmllfn wholesale mark-up; gy-g reduced by the same amount en "mt Prices to retailers and lo con- sumers are unciwn the Board said, T

n mile l. which inludes N; wage rroviiwesbeconagi-ie and m‘, m“ ‘Wstem Que Wm .7°-m,m"5 like Ca t. Vaughan Stewart of 06111118 Dflce to ccssumers who eup- “M,” mum ,_ ply "w" W" cil-‘tillflm 01' l0 Claire and Mo lie have been Pounds or less le set at 1'1 cents s n sisters st No. s Canadian Pound for No. l white lggnml 119.51g; m- m," 1.11m g

- Willi

Andrew MacKlnnon, by the meni- bers of théPhuld West Wemens w

. The room was tastefully decorated for the occasion and Miss Phyllis MacDonald and Mas- ter Gordon Blrt carried baskets laden with lite. were opened by Mrs. C srence Cof- fin and arranged ‘l? Mrs. Fred L. 11g Jay. Mrs. James ushes read the accompanying verses. Thelma thanked her friends for the many gifts and best wishes.

After bouncing the bride. all loined in sin lng "Pbr She's A Jolly Good Ieiow". The remain- der of the evening was at with music and dancing. into e mall wee hours of the morning when all departed wishing the bride-to- be much happiness in nor future

unchanged.

was wms r. s. I. IIIOIISB-Ilieut. S. Leaman Caseley of Kensington who was recently lawarded the Military Cross for ‘conspicuous bravery. went over- ‘seas with the uadron from the |P.I. Island Llg t Horse. Lleut. Caseley served with the Light Horse as a ‘Trooper and NCO. and received his commission in

at . When s squadron was

ALSO SPORTS ' COLOR CARTOON formed for service overseas Lieut. ;Caseley was one of the officers

Chapter 2 “ZORROE BLACK WHIP” ‘who volunteered for active service.