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31 - (OP) -- Officers of District 26 of the United Mine Workers of America today were given salary increases.

The district's 23rd convention adopted a report of its constitu- tion committee to increase the sal-

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HALIFAX. Sept. -- (OP) - Al- though their tour through the four provinces will be swift, Prin-

cess Elizabeth and the D it I

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Kensington Summersido Charlottetown A cosrpusrn nun.nlNo snrwlors

will be in the elm-shaded capital or Fredericton, situated on the st. John River.

Before they reach Fredericton they will pass through colorful northern New Brunswick. with its lumbering communities and sweep- ing view of the rugged country.

From hederlcton they will travel to saint John. one of East- ern Canada's major ports. before leaving Oct. 31 for Halifax.

En route over the C. N. R. route they will pass through the ratbway hub of Moncton, N. B.. across the border along the low-lying marsh- lands and across the Province to the Nova Sootla capital. - Arriving. in Halifax Nov. 1. they will remain until 10 a. m. when they leave by air for Charlotte- town. seat of confederation and capital of the Province which air pears to be a huge patch-work quilt. of farmland from the air. That night they will board the cruiser Ontario and head back for Nova Scotla, landing at Sydney. the steel and coal centre, the next day.

They board Ontario again after a short stay in Sydney for New- foundland. newest of Canada's provinces and last stop.

They will enter the historic har- bor through The Narrows. a fam- iliar sight to convoys of two world wars.

From st. John's they sail Nov. 5 for home aboard the Empress of Canada.

Varied Programs

Their reception will be as varied as the country they pass through.

New Brunswick plans haven't been announced in full as yet but in Moncton. where only a 15-min- ute stop is planned. a motor tour of the city's streets will give everyone a chance to see the royal visitors. m

In Halifax. the Royal couple will be guests of Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. J. A. D. Mccurdy. the

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first man in the British Empire to fly ll heavier-than-air plane. Their street. plans are being kept a strict secret.

Charlottetown hasn't announced its plans but a visit to the chamb- ers where Canadian Federation was planned seems likely.

The three-hour stay in Sydney will include a tour of the. city. a visit to the huge steel plant and a monster reception limited to child- ren only. About 27.000 kids are ex- pected.

Myrer - Macleoil -. Wedding

The marriage took place quietly on Monday. August 20th.. at the Bishop's Residence. Charlottetown, of Norma. Mildred, daughter of Mrs. and the late Norman Edward Myrer of this city to Mr. R. Bruce

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The bride looked very charming in a white gabardine suit, a black velvet hat trimmed with white and matching accessories and wore a cor-sage of American Beauty roses. She was attended by Miss shir- ley It-lam, who was attired in navy blue crepe, a navy hat and match- ing accessories. She wore a cer- sage of yellow roses. ' Mr. Blair Haekett supported the

a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hackett. Kent at. after which Mr. and Mrs. MseLeod left on a short hon- eymoon.

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Rabbits on some western farms age leading frustrated lives these days. The succulent bark of their favorite fruit trees has been wrapped in aluminum foil. so now they can't get at it. This was a new one 'on us. We had heard of dozens of uses for the foil .we roll at Kingston. Ont., but never for frustrating rabbits. However. it just goes to illustrate why more people are using more aluminum and why we. as the most ediclent producer of this modern metal. must go on ex- panding. Aluminum Company of Canada. Ltd. (Alcan).

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Ooslstunlty shower For Miss Ellison

September 1.

Foster read the verses.

After "For she's A Jolly Good was suns. Isobel in her winsome manner thanked all for their gifts and good wishes and he invited her friends to visit her in

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her new home. The remainder of the

pleasant evening to a close.

when her talents have been available. a All the guests left the show

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A bridal shower was held on Fri- day evenlng, August 24 at the home of Ilr. and Mn. Wylie Gibson. Marshfield. when about 100 guests from the sum ding communities gathered -to honour their daughter Isobel. whose marriage takes place

The bride-to-be entered, the nice- ll! decorated llvioe room accomp- anied by her friend. Miss Lois Scott to the music of the Bridal

M 1: GM” sc:I;tt:' played by Miss Marjorie

The Misses Leila. Muttart and Irene Foster opened the many beautiful gifts while Miss Betty aocompa ying

evening was spent in music and friendly conversation. The ladies of Marsh- field served lunch and brought a

Isobel will be missed in the com- munit . especially in the church

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The meeting opened by the "Ode"

call was responded to by its mem- bers with something for Grab Bag.

The minutes of the last meet- ing were read and approved. The hall committee gave their report.

Mrs. Myron Holmes was appoint- committee and and Mrs.

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give 31.00 to child making the highest average in each RN49 lit the close of the year. Collection was taken amountlns lo 1.05. Friend- ship Fund too. Grab has articles amounted to &1.50.

Each member is to take an article for an auction sale at the September meeting. Next meetins to he held ati the home of Mrs. Calvin and Tyrus Holmes. Lunch committee. M:rs. Heber Campbell and Whitfield Yet).

The meeting was then adjourned.

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. Sept. 1 - (Routers) - Denmark today accepted Britain's offer of a higher price for her bacon. The new prices, effective from Sept. 3 this year until Sept. 30. 1962. will be 13 pounds two shillings four pence per hundredweight tor the lflrgf, 110,000 tons, and 15 pounds for further consignments.

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Channel lb- lana, Sept. 3 -(Routers)- Hilary carre. busiest man on "-'- island of aoo inhabitants, has Just taken on his 12th job--custodian of the island's legal documents. He is al- ready police court Judge. treasurer, food controller. revenue officer. harbor master, fuel controller. im- migration officer, treasurer of the entertainment hall, steamship company agent, barber and watch repairer.

DENVER. Sept. 8 -(AP)- Most of the right ear of bartender John Nunez. N. was bitten off yesterday in a scuffle with a. belligeranl patron. The unidentified man sank his teeth into the ear, then dis- appeared. The ear also vanished. Later another unidentified man walked in and said: "Here's that car. I found it outside”

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