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EASTERN DIIARDIAN Storm Rookies

With Tractors 4 In Bold Quest

(Canadian Press Stall Writer)

V March l0 ._ The broad back oi the Rocky Moun- tain: where they roll 1mm Red- "Iern Lake to the head or the Sti-

, kine river in British Columbia». la ‘s- "‘ hytheduciornbeatlngthilllimmer.

C. E. Bedeaux, French explorer, engineer and buainus man. plans to do it with an expedition equip- ped with iive tractors.

Hitherto this area, tar north oi rail lines or highways, has been u versed only by trappars and m- dians, and then only on suilerance that they he men oiheart and knowledge oi the wilds. Aeroplann have drone-d over it, and the map- mskers has put it on paper. but mostly the mountains have stood unbeaten.

It is gesture, this expedition o1 M. Bedeaux, and an adventure. 1t has the spirit that makes men lly over oceans oi’ ice. to leave it all unscathed and unchanged from ; what it was beiom it was w”: P. ' M? The gesture in this case is not oel Judson; ditzLlogtiajffilbisklliazr-kie’: ‘mum “m” M“ u“ w “m;

. though much knowledge will un- Dream, dancing, an old fashioned “may be ‘lined’ but m m. mub

ner oi the doing. One oi man's moat sturdy 1n- ventions has been chosen. the trac-

phone 41, or left it H. J. Manon’; Drug Btora, Maitague. his

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m“ Mk’ m“ mud” by‘ tor, designed to conquer unwilling “m ‘M wuwn "mum places. The auriwe oi the moun-

tain areas will be torn and their valleys and peaks echo to the chug oi a work-a-day machine. True, they will stand as indomitable as oi yore when it h finished. and per-

Lan: w". n I w“ u Young u haps before the summer hll

‘ ladies oi the Prmbyterian Church,

and Pciaeetlonnty

"ST. PATBICKS TEA -The R" d‘ held their annual sai- ad tea on ‘Thursday afternoon and it was a great success. The tea tables were prettlly decorated with Shamrock; in hono o! St. Pet- rick‘: Day and with wring flowers save a charming effect. The ladies were well pleased with the success of their eiiorts. 8.

-WI‘.DDING BELLS — A very pretty wedding took place at the United Church parsonage, Bummer- side, at 3 o'clock on Wednesday, March 7th when Miss Lulu Yeo, North 5t. Eleanors, was united in holy bonds oi matrimony to Mr, Harold Archibald Simmons, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Brecken Simmons, Wilmot. Rev. L. B. Campbell was the officiating clergyman. The bride looked very charming 1n a lovely wedding gown oi white crepe back satin, with bridal veil fastened with a bandeau o! pearls and orange blossoms. Her shoes were oi’ white lilk crepe, and she carried a shower bouquet o! Orphelin roses. The bride was attended by Miss Lois Cairns. Freetown. and wore a dress of flow- cred silk chiflon, in a pastel shade o! green. Mr. Fred Mcnse, o! Free- town, cousin oi’ the groom, acted as best men. The ceremony was at- tended by the immediate relatives of both parties. That evening the bridal party wended their way to the home oi the bride, where a sumptu- ous wedding supper was served to about sixty-live relatives and friends of both bride and groom. On Thurs- day evening a hearty welcome was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Simmons to their home in Wilmot, where their many friends gathered to wish them every happiness. The bride wore a lovely dress oi’ rose colored satin, trimmed with steel cut beads. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons will reside in Wllmot Valley, where the groom is a prosperous iarmer. The bride and groom were the recipient oi many beautiiul and costly gifts. The

pan- ed may have flouted the eiiort: they may not consent to be stain roliercd without claiming e. toll oi ‘ v‘“‘ * d therein lies the

lilsedtoBmbythr-eeboymclosing claorul. Good Nllht Ladies; Nb- tionalAnthcm.

“venture.

The tractors will tread when ways can be found, and otherwise will lwing across canyons, or be

IOG LAYING CONTEST

Report oi the Prince hiward Is- 1am! a“ nylng Contact tor tile week endil‘ March ll, 1H4.

monton to Creek, B C, "Ill-P" °""°'"' 7"“ uoo muss. but. thghgreat teat will hl- "- "m I’ ‘“' be the way across the Rockies. A1- 1- lwlmlmannm m‘, ready a contract has been made 3- 3- 3W- mwkm- ohwwn 7”‘. with an airways company lo help a. ’!. Mrs .1.D. Mchrll-ha ‘i014 pick m,” m4 my cum o, ‘W 4- 1- ll-‘II- 3011-114 Pa" m’ line, and man are being sent out a. 11- In BMW- QW)" “'5 to cut trains m the lower levels o! a. s. ma a fidhlifocPhal-l :1’: m, “,1, mm tick-PW n ‘lhssizeoi partyilnotdei- 10- U-Ilwl-Rcunmmmm u“, initely annougred. but Nada-me u. l0. win. Robert Brown an: Bod,“ Wm be “on, m", u m, 1a s. s. n. Pemflcton 474-9 game hunter and plans io add

lligh rem for Week

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Q w Q.‘ 1 a: 01.2 I l‘ 993 lrivc-a and I 4i 579 care oi them. Id l" 53-‘ guides, hue-sac. drive them rm- whera the tracts: can- aua Ina la III" not as cables Pen Jlea Illa "h" are as trans- a a 1N m‘ . Included m I 1 l“ u“ Impound g 1 I 101.4 m, Mo, a a I 100-4 ran rein- . 1Q l Nb m g 1 0'7 d an mountains P. A. Drimcfl. RINK ' ovI ma. or. J a. clerk. III“!!!-

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Guardian joins in wishing them many happy years of wedded bliss.

PERSONAL!

—Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Howatt or Summerslde are visiting in Hali- iax. B.

-Mrs. Noy Moa-se o! Kenslngton is the guest of Miss Helen Clark. B.

—Miss Emma McDonald, o! Bal- tic, underwent an operation in the Prince County Hospital on Monday and is doing nicely-S.

—-ilra. D. H. Gallant, of Welling- ton, is making satisfactory progress, after her recent operation in the Prince County Hospital-S.

~00. John McLeod. o! Brads]- bane, was operated on in the Mince County Hospital on Thursday and ie doing nicely-S.

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—-Mra. Earl Rogeraon, of Summer- eidc, I making satisfactory progress iron: a recent operation in the Prince County Hospital-S.

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