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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN.

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I Summer Street. Eumme

Phone 8081.

News. Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives

GEORGE CLOW and House Phones:

The Guardian may be

GEORGE WOFl'.l'0N B032 and 8088.

ght at any of this

following stores In Sumsneraiaei

5,11 goohtore. Summer street; Goal-lies Drugstore. ll Central linen

At llothel Ollllrcll

-On Thursday. night, July 3, the Rev. William I-I. Forsythe, 28A. of Jerusalem. N.B.. was inducted

the house doctor were present at the time and the patient died within a. few minutes. Witness sug- gested to Dr. Prowse that an autopsy be performed and this was concurred in.

Dr. Laidiaw felt that the "pati- ent had been suffering from other

En Route Home From Korea

and Stuart Grady. are arriving

Two summerside brothers. Benny

the new incumbent, Eon. H33 Cote. .

Osrriers lonrunerstlon Satisfaction was voiced by the in

59 3' M H GI Shoat

,',l,”,'.,'i'.?.7.'.!.7.l?.""&i-'.1'.;'.'.'y'. S;:A:n'd Street; "r:i”:'ntl" lt?t:t::-'u'i:':-ansport;. it3:t”51p5mr3ZiLrfh?ifm:li "fl; glljurm ut?km)g" it gifnmlxga fl Canada next Monday en route mam u ”m”5 "P ' Wmmnu” '1 wnger street; ,Vince's Grocery, 120 Busseu t, llnmnnh. gen. cenedn, -rne service wen new 1n e:,:;g; W rgeer” exanfllilalgiolil home from Korea, where they have "it Clitmmum M” '"”W '9 09” " Service Drus. the nethei Church and there was 9 1 ll, 9 9 lb ,1, ' been in active service with the W1 h he "Rd ii"?-5”” 0i '9'

3: I. L. walla in Remington. i a representative congregation pre- He ma t e" W” ' pm i y M Canadian army. m'"”"m” ”' "mu mm w”n””r

- t Th 1, 1!. Wm, . the patient recovering without . He can hopeful gnet, men n eogn.

wear ramoa osirws: gnrau ; la,” M” Lei"! having the operations done but 50"" ” '"”'"W "0"" ”” n-iitfoe would be able to do away

Albortoni Frank Weeks. Representative. ” '5 "W004 II Organist with fractures as severe as his he ""'”l”" 19"” "M ” ” l””d”' with a lot of the discrimination

ndered a special anthem. Pre- siding over the service and induct-

stood that Benny. who was wound-

ed in action in Korea on the 24th which gm; in "1. nun dh

livery service at the present time.

Phone: as-I Office and on House. had a better chance even though

experience showed that obese pati-

..ICE CREAM Festival, Indian -ALL xmns of Bicycles, sultry ff,g11c,mvv';f1?'. ?,l3"23..'..Z:f 12:13: ems are A Poor sursical risk. 3:IeMm'1;gh-lekvereiumlnl 0" 0011' Mr. Manure cited many exam- nner school, Monday, July '1. wheels repaired. sterling Moase,1-non Wu p1.e,,ene.1 by 1, 1o1-me1- 3 - ples of what he termed discrimina- after. Lunches served. New Annan. - - A Relwril on Autopsy 59mil'- '89 31- I W011 HOWE tlon in pay of rural mail couriers

ancc D-SPRING VALLEY Hall, home ' made ice cream social postponed -ICE CREAM picnic at Aims to Wednesday, July 9. Anglican Church grounds, Tues- day, July 8.

beloved , the Rev. John M. sheen of Elmsdale. He spoke on "The Mystery of God" and streued the fact that when we come to the "red sea" crisis of life, God was close. God was will- ing and God was able to help. to save and to deliver His people. In the beautiful, stately and solemn ritual of the United church, Rev. Mr. Wallis then inducted Rev. Mr. Forsythe, 'who was escorted to the pulpit by Rev. Mr. Sheen.

The interim chairman of the West Cape Charge for over a year, the Rev. Warren G. Dickson oi O'Lenry, was the final speaker. He spoke to the new minister and to the congregation.

Sumersicie athlete. suffered shell fragment wounds to the right sl- bow. His wife, the former lneanor smith. resides on North Market Street in summerside. They have one daughter, Margaret Jean. ago two years.

in Queen's County. There an a number of instances. he said, where the man who has the long- est routo and the largest number of boxes, gets less than a courier whose mum is shorter and work lighter.

Whether the inequities in pay for rural mail couriers was due to political patronage or to the ten- der system, Mr. McLure was not prepared to say. When letting a mail contract, he said. the De- psrtment should give more thought to the type and efficiency of service given, rather than whe- ther it could save sin or 815.

As one of the senior members of the Commons. Mr. McLure

Dr. Harold shew, Provincial Pathologist, stated that he had performed an autopsy on the body of Lester Hooper. He found an in- jury on the under side of the liver where several areas of tissue injury were present. Brownish ii- quids drawn off suggested the presence of injury with hem- morhage within the adbomlnal cavity. There was marked disten- tion and discoloration of small bowel tissue. He said the finding suggested the presence of a con- dition in which normal intestinal l propulsion fails because of nervous influences. This causes obstruc- tion and leads to peritonitis. He

.-ANNUAL Meeting Sherbrooke Telephone ,Co., TUESMY. July 3. sherbrookc Hall. 8.00 o'clock.

-CHURCH OF Scotland. Bum- merside. Rev. B. F. MacEwen will

preach at 11.00 a.m., July 6. -S.

.PlcNlC. Immaculate Concep- tion Church grourids, Wednesday, July 9. Aid new church.

..CRAPAUD - VICTORIA Board of Trade monthly meeting, Mon- day, July '1. Special speaker. Agricultural subject. Good attend- ance requested.

- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Presbyterial of the Woman's Mis- sionary society meets at Summer- side on Tuesday, July 8, with ses- sions at 10.30, 2.30 and 7.30. Execu- tive meets at 9.30 a.m.

Unique Vehicle Seen In S'side

A unique 3-wheeled vehicle driv- ing along summerside streets yes-

-UNITED CHURCH North -- Bedequa, Sunday, July 6th. morn- .. UNITED Baptist Church. Ser-

ln s 'l , o i vices Sunday ii 'a.m. S.S. l0.l5 1lglD.PNVoCfaiteiI:iiort:r? SE.:5ldCeec.!uEVE:l,: Rig? llll)I:t.m1Vil,lal)l(istktbanlrterdgrfggtifgi giiifiiy uxges W38 e!Tll1(?I'llElil;:3(:InB eff gagggl0:ifl:n:l?l:leBi”e:lntlba?:da 5333 ”0u”5e1i9-dt mt” k"9': Pl05"":”er I a.m. The Sunday 5011001 picnic ing service Freetown 730. Rev. J. terim moderator for his work dur- itonitis E P binatlon car and motorcycle. Gl;""” ”t 5 ;C hps El” ohm ” Tuesday afternoon. Come. bring K. Campbell, minister. ing the past year in supervising A111,” Imam” Dr Shaw nab Investigation revealed that its :37 erenfeafof znyfr 1?i5,m” er " your family and. friends and a the activities of the West Cape ed suggest that d'eam' W” due to builder-driver was Austin Beers, igcrn n:fn' ,6 an t I t k lunch to Pearsons beach. -TRYON Pastoral Charge, U - charge which included the con- shgck mmated by the npp11m1 now with the C. B. C. in Sackville. t M216 P05 a:frs'ge1?:1ra M -1 lied Church services will be held gresatlons Oi Beihel. Cape W011?-' Air Cadet J. H. Gallant of- No. commencing on July '7. Air Cadet non ex severe enema) 101-Ce 1,3113. and formerly Oi SUmm81'3id9- (imllacivebn pm-l xtipo Sat espe- .. BRANT IN PORT - The Sunday, July 6 as follows: 11 am. and Glcnwood. 53 squadron, Summerside, (shown Gallant is one of 50 who were ing 511ne1-nc1n1 111ee1-11g11,n11,' 11”- Mr. Beers drove from Sackville :1; yum" W,1i,1,'u: elsoinzo :5 gigg

Rev. Mr. Dickson told the new minister to remember the words of Ezekiel when he said, "I sat

in this unusual vehicle to spendl holidays at the home of his fath- er-in-law, Mr. Alex Hilts at Kans-

C,G.s. Brant from Charlottetown mad up in Summerside about, 5:30 last evening. The vessel is on a.

Union service of the Tryon and Crapaud congregations at Tryon; 3 p,m. Cape Traverse. The Rev.

above), leaves this morning to at- tend a seven weeks' course at R. C.A.F. Station, Trenton, Ont.,

chosen on a merits basis from air cadet squadrons in all parts of the country.-S.

ture of long bones and internal injury to the contents of the ab- dominal cavity and aggravated by

better leave them alone."

.. supp”, 1,1,9 to 11gn1no11eee nmng G. M. Young, D.D., will be the where they sat. Ezekiel had to the presence of 8 developing gem 1n81,,m. the New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. iggbllggeakir at 13I?t)cgmi)esrvl:a?(;orAd!-1 ggggel-mfg lradmialg) fggthexigesdotjo E n , eralizedv peritonitis. This vehicle, painted a bright and Cape Breton shores. The ship mg Sm-mmf - . He went among them bled in mm; x 0 . . . Questioned by Coroner prowge green. was built in about six ..m. ” expected w 58” this mmnml-'8' . l wounds. wept in their fears. sat ' and glad its 3:1” 3heu:"t:r”)':1 igilrlrml” xgliifltcilg; ”V"1;'lu” imwelred bil 3 mill” Continued from 17388 1 - l c . n er m . nKENsmGToN POHCE COURT -ENGAGEMEN'r- Mrs. Austin where they sat. He admonished Mr. and Mmy Land and M, the ucldaensf belt; matmiagiely tang; ny m Hm to scrugeoi-angel; enlgtriz) non, In Omiwm and mm no more

the new minister then, always to visit the old. the sick, the shut- He told him to follow the

J. MacDonald, Tignish, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Camilla Doreen, to Francis ill!

until it can be judged how things are working out on the three-sta- tion - Montreal-Toronto-Ottawa -

miles per hour, and will travel up to 90 miles on a gallon of gas. About 8 feet in length, and about

would have unless he was treated

-- Two motor truck drivers appear.- "but the way the condition

ed before Magistrate J.F. Profitt 3” M” DW31” 5”” "”"'md

to Charlottetown on Friday. was

For Si. Roch ,.

in Kensingion Police Court ycstei'- Jun-195 C,,11,,,gh,,,,, 50,, 1,1 M”, example of st. Paul who said "We developing at the time he died the , ,

day and were charged by policeman Myra and 11,9 nne 1.-,.,,,,k C31. preach Christ ci”llClIlted."t:l1d poilnt D Mrs R H Duran, ,5 expected to iiliiiirles would have caused his iltolfiiiguiltlgliili tlrigmfronnt plai-t(;i viva? ha;-:.mI mm Mmmef is re Elmer Bernard with exceeding the l;”zl-inn! ,sn 1401113, m1,,.,1,,g,, ,0 men and women o e sav ng Next; Sunday, July 6th on the St. 1 , '1 i 'H 1 ea i.' cy n er ca gra H8-IT - speed limit within the town. Both 151.9 1,1,,Ce next month 1,, w1,,11. knowledge of Jesus. Roch D1am,,,,,1' the M1mmeEas1, ""1"? Wm 51 "ix W5 emlinil "3 John Mcceilum, 17 Upper 1.11115. airoplane wing tank, and the back ported that 52,033 immigrants

visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L f t ' h , Peter Gavin, Mbemm. par 0 his ve icle also nicely

finished. was constructed from car fenders. The frame is made of light angle iron of the type used on "overhead doors."

The wheels are small 16 inch wheels, and the vehicle is steered by the single front wheel.

It is equipped with small steering wheel, and has orake and clutch The major 1551165 and devemn- mm pedals" A5 it has mane” merits of the session included:

reached Canada during the first five months of i952 but he doubted that 1952 will equal 1951's record 194,391 total.

The last official act of the ses- sion came when Mr. Justice Patrick Kerwin, representing the Governor- General, gave royal assent to 95 bills, 70 of them divorce bills.

boro Street, said he was in the back seat on the trip up with Hoop- er and the latter had given him a drink. From then on his testimony agreed with that of Irving New- 50111.

John Harding, 225 Water Street, said he had been drinking satur- day night. Was asleep when the car called for him to go fishing. He had had three quarters of a bottle

In speaking to the congregation Rev. Mr. Dickson asked them to follow their new minister with their prayers, to be faithful in at- tending the services, and not overload him with organizational and parish duties that can easily be taken by others.

After the closing hymn was an- nounced, the interim chairman then escorted Rev. W. H. Forsythe

were convicted and each was fined 529,00. -- S.

Royals, formerly of the Prince County "B" League, will piily 30 exhibition game with a picked team from the suburban Baseball League, starting at 3 P. M.

This will be the most important game up to noiv in West Prince, in- asmuch as the famous Prince Coun- ty ”B" League. which made base- ball history last season. has shown

sor, Ont.

-NEW LONDON PARISH. - Kenslngton, Burlington and New London Anglican Churches. 4th Sunday after Trinity, July 6th. 1952. St. Mark's, Kensington 10.30 am., I-lbly Communion; St. Steph- en's, Burlington. 2.30 p.m.. even- song: St. Thomas', New London, 7.30 p.m.. evensong. Rev. R. -W. B.

Mr. James Myrick left by car for Massachusetls Friday morning. He was accompanied by Miss M.D. Fielding, who will visit her sister, Miss Bessie Fielding, in Lawrence. Mass. and by Mr. I-leber Corbett who will visit relatives in Artie- boro, Mass. and Waterbury, Conn.

- SOLDIER RECOVERING - Word was received on Monday, .lune 30, by Mrs. Aubin Gallant, 228 Duke Street, Summersidc. that her son Private Joseph Lewis Everett Gallant. First Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment, nou- scrving in Koren. has been remov-

to the pulpit where he pronounced the benediction. Then he and Mrs. Forsythe and young daughter, Mary Elizabeth, were introduced to the membe s of the congregation

no sign so far of playing ball this year. The Miminegash Royals are re-

liiquest continues garded as one of the best ball clubs l

in this Province. but when they (Continued from page 5) .

tackle the picked team "Om an fished the stream back-to where smurban 1'el”r'"e pmy"5' they Wmitliey had left the car. It was then

ignition it does not require a bat- L The mstonc presence of R3, my 01 my k1"d' Hon. vineent Massey as the first Mn native-born Governor-General at from Bouris when he came on the the opening.

scene. He returned and phoned for 2. The heated and prolonged fight the Mounties and when he learned, over redistribution of Commona' they were at the fire left word of? seats. the main reason the session

ad from the danger list, and is in good condition. Pie. Gallant is a patient in General Hospital, Kure, Japan.-S

C0UPiM1d. B.A., Rector. of gin and two bottles of beer. He went to sleep as soon as he got in the car and did not wake up until he came to in the hospital. Said when he first got in car he could smell liquor olf Bell who was in the from seat with him. He did not

- ENGAGEMENT-Mrs. 0. B. McNeil, Stony Rapids, Saskatche- wan, wishes to announce the en- gagement of her daughter Frances Joyce Holmes to the Rev. Clifford Rough Moose, B.A., B.D., elder son

-5.

--FIRE AT KENSINGTON - An alarm was sounded about 7 o'clock for a

Tesd evei.Jul l iihi t.vltha ., .

filrle irlwan urxilurslgd pig liouse at the of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moose, :;;':,et?,rv:)zCd1 ptitcehiqss ?)attersi,::::1';1g1l;-ii; :;)l:;;I 0233316 IC1;'1e";:g':1lrlII;emrlxier the Laclcidciit. itha accident for them. Then called, want, on fnr an extra werlic. It end-

home of William Thompson, Mar- Kensitigton, Prince Edward 13- mmwn in if may expect to remm1qt the bridge kngw nnymmg nbouuhls new Cgrnlpslg 1,1isEsI:ll'gl'::l',L'zi1i:o0tIclI .DlbpE(aEjll:lgllll'sl:l a.skedRhigi 3 13-1 ed with agrcenient on .,OllIldf1rlF5 l l ' ' . - ' - 0 F0012. . . . .. for seats for 265 members compared

gate Road. Kcnsington Fire ap- paratus and personnel were quick- ly on lthe scene. The burning building was quite near the dwel- ling house but the wind was off. The origin of the fire is unknown. As far as Mr. Thompson knew no one had been in the building that day.-K

land. The wedding will take place

tli ' hi dl L 'e . in Kensington in mid-July. the fame 8) ac eve as y at

After Dal with the oxisfili" 752 but only af- Kassner examined Hooper he was: ten :11-1-Ce gpnesmen,

placed in an ambulance and taken. 3. Approval of the first penslnn to Sotiris. Bell receivcrl first aid 1,111,, fgf 1nn1z.1e1-n1 mpnjbpyg (,1 enn and he and Harding were taken fol, cn1nn1n11,e,

H1? Macunnald C3” B5” W35 F'd'l 4. The historic first nnlcndmnn' mime” ll? hosimal lmd H09?" W05 of the British North America Art.- treated in me 3ml'u'a”l'e b-V lhelcorc of the Canadian constltutioii- d0C'0r- Harding ”pi"””'90 l"””il"slbv the Canadian Parliament uridcr ed' Glwe me his name but Shmxedl poii'ers filllh(lrl."C(l in lfiill which all the signs of intoxication. Was 111101,. 11,6 1,-,.,;,',,..J1 I.",.1L,,,nrnL ,0 lasso placed in the fimbiilaiice and nmmd pm.” M Hm act W111”, lscm to me cm" l The ilmeiidmrrf.

. lFCClPl'fll pmvers, The accident car had tmveuedlpart of tho redisfriblition bf-'ll.ll”.

it. The witness had locked that h h .h M 1 Le, 1 , . The suburban League, consisting ignition and taken the keys vt'itli:Ea::: a1:m:"anad mag? gm; aS::el:j1S0Uris. imesimated. of Tignish High School and lheilllm. They were the only set.&I;Ie1hOw far it was to Sour”. He saw: scmol lmmcts of SLMROHL S?'lla?Ed 3:1? aumlmzed mlwne lo ll Elonly two men. The slim one was Loum Tlgmsh Shore. lmmegasgi Ho and Mccnllum went to tlie'ldm"m3 and were was 3 ff” ma" Juniors" and ilfmgels Form dill; lbridgc where two other fisher-ll” me "Om 59” with him- rrilitiitkilglxtled clooallll lsience aide Hy:-aslon :';e?1,;vegieiyp?::HllI1f:Cilllfigvzielggg Saw Car In Ditch d ' l I ih l T. ie 5 , 1 ,5 1 t;p1edne;la:itrci”s::.t:1l;:-hl?1gh fvimiill Ccgmrhlio ietuin uith them. Jltijstttlhen au H6, 5”, me same car Mm. 1,, ,1", h 1., min mesa )CF.lmall Came "9 aml. 55” 5 Cmilhe ditch about an hour after. He: pared ll " We 0 g t I ” lhad been in an accident and that. , . ltlons in other junior teams all . . 1 1 , Nenvsen1 Saw hm me" lymg 0" me ””551 over the Island - s pmpilcldllllelllec ml? lgee an ey4l”"d heliewd they we" the same i i H” D C 8 m 0 p "ftwo he had previously seen.

-m-mv-m---my out for the cal" and report to tho, Arnold MacDonald chepsmwi TORONTO STOOKS

Magistrates Court

- FUNERAL AT 0'LEARY The funeral service for the ten- months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis, O'Leary, who passed away Wednesday, 1.was held from the residence of his parents at l.30 P. M. on Friday, July 4th., thence to 0'Leary United Church at 2.00 P. M. The service was conducted by Rev. W. G. Dickson assisted by Rev, C.0. Howlett. A choir with Mrs. Lewis Bernard as organist.

In County Magistrates Court in suminerside yesterday before Mas- istrate R. s. Hinton. Q11. 5 PWY from Wilmot. charged with 903' session of an open bottle of rum in a car. pleaded Quill-M Ii 139103 5 second offence this case was ad- adjourned for sentence.

A resident of Sea view. for the same offence as above, was fined

-SERIES OF ACCIDENTS -At a recent auction sale in Keiising- ion a series of painful accidents were caused by protruding roots on a stump'in the yard. Mrs.

Percy MCMMGO fen overonebreakl Mounties at Souris. The car llfld

ing a bone in her elbow. Mrs. rendered mvome hymns. A (11131. 520 and costs or 30 days. . d d-1- 1 d omvzsaid he was in bed when he heardli'”C”"”"g' 1” me "””k5- 234 fwllprovidcs that no redistribution Call Mabel Chisholm was the Second was sung by Miss Evelyn Gaye and A resident of o'Leni-y R.R.. for gr :32: 111;,gf18o .,..f3;' 11.133" baud itslilie fire whistle in 3011,15 End he :i1imth:h::;1t:reril1r;V:dgr:Ont;r Mk, Nav mm, mm ,3 Mr rem M

faalihliy when She 16" find 0 P01” Mr. Owen Underwood. Interment creating a disturbance in a rest- Continued from page 13 lsecond SE1 (,1 1111.5 on, He did not and 9. friend got up to see where am. ,,,1,1.1n,.,.-5 51,3”. 3 mm.,, ,,,,.,C.,1

meldifcli 3 number of times before if M m m. s,,:k,”,,h,,,,nn.s 10”” ,j

U0" 01 5 Silck imilcllmved her will in the Mount Royal Cemetery aurant was fined s5 and costs. l”” I " v- v i d t of d the c"i" Ihc fire was. The went down V 1 ' .. , . 10001; .Rm1yn , 5 knou ulio lin sni e . a y 1 . K I , V . . 1 i:?:3..a0l?.fF.l.'ii.i..12i;”1L.lE :32: D-vest w oi smgmsizlli-.1? -filo to or H; .3:-..: mi. 3.1.2:; 551:? .2; mm 1 his parents and young brother and driv n! W mu an 0 er - 300 p1-esgnn 141 give anyone 5 car. iixi 1' s,w 8 C W85 C Vere '1 0 . 1 5. The battle over the font-ancb seriously mjm-8:1" K other relatives. once was fined 35 and 005;: M 14400 Pm; Mr 152 is his livelihood. ml n 1:31.90 saw the bonnet of ii car stick- '”g5;"fu;f flflalsnn R C M P-11-no111n 11151.,-159 n11gb1en1; in seek,-g. - PLAN w. M. s. RALLY - -m A "'”m 0' 1 re: Eentoral 25100 Pros Air PM 43 D" tItho('ln?1s ii 4,”. :tw'ti3"ge.w3I'l rlgthp mm tail irmcgegnifthie Smeicharloftefown. said he liarl ..'.m:!chmn which "ldfd W" " COW 1n 1 - FUNERAL Yzstnnngy - from De sable. one to 850 Punch Pet 185 had a on 2 one - - -,0 e road. ei as t Wasi, 5 lmons' committee rplif. A maicriry mum "9 nearmg compe on or I h B (1 us and one from Hamilton. 9 Hospital the dai after the accld- me CH1. and he 9,1111 1, W3; a15o1,,1d, ned the car in a Poi-krlale ,,ai-age. w'Mr5r mm ” be held m Ame" :1 E imneml of the 1”. Vincent fa sq ,tin ii. motor vehicle with- 100" Que Ch”? 25 ant He had becn out of town atl11;em 91.19”, Wmie mo m,',,.e 1,, the; He took several pictures shnu'ingu""m” ""”"”9”d"l F"d"”l l'”"l'7”' t,on United Church Tuesday rifter- mgigiggtoaho fgmergg ugx sigma 0:1; 0:331: game ,.eg1sm.ed were 450 Que Cop 120 met time it occurred. He mun, 1 M i - ime extent M mp damage. Mmksinvrians. Progressive Conservative and 1 Th id, in "1 b . e re ' 7110 Qu Lab 2-. 112d 1 b 1 ch Jen - I r l ch ' 1 ,h ll 1 d- Ld ..C.F. members described the re- rilxllal? Alb:npi3e1':5Wr:E1(:Jf (lielboliiifieicie. ill-1xeell:lrtye1s!t(:2!r1'1t:laayCmblghgigogifbm til: "Eh rhiglzcl-is? zrtbfncostiioncmn for 500 Qugenstorn 5l til; h(:t1lgbee(:imbi'olri1en irei four: 1e:;hegu,go.'i.ht:,,eg1::a;,.mv,,,:: B dzigki ?l'rl19V cgulcl E(llraIl1':' Eocene mildew by! W” 7” "ll'h”'3l”5h-" who Will be B5-tilled by Mrs. R-F3 Bowness Funeral Home. Bummer- speeding. was fined S10 and costs. 450 Qliemont 21 3-4.013065. The 1008 bone in the "P'l-1-1,9,, W55 E 13, man "1 the non", teeth and there was one tooth onl 6- R"”l””9ll "f "19 P93" ”9aiIv'