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Meeting Earl Observance of l of Hillsborougl. Youth Sunday

Continued from page I

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-only essential traffic waV.s per- mitted in many areas as the gristly

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Monday,V0iil1tVooVr 18. 1954 ;l.0Cal Girl

Visit Crystal clrv & olsrillcr 'Ass'n Meeting

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task of,sleving debris for bodies of Crystal Chapter. Order of the, CRASWEIJ. for Better photo The North District Girl Guide the missing continued in showery D E Yesterday was observed as 01111:- Eastern Star, was honored by an graphs. lLocsl Association met last week weather. ' ' " ff,';'c1,Z::'ch'1”,';1,E,":,1;n.?""l,?"'c.ny.

Emcr enc :co.din cent were . . established yin floods ureasxudui-lng The E371 01 3111509190311 0009' the weekend. Navy reservists in WI. 1.0.1).-21., lield its reuuasli whaleboats searched for bodies. moutn-y mee-ma at the home 01 Army signallcrs set up waIkie- the resen-. Mrs. 0. B. Rayner- talki communication between The minutes of the previous flood areas where telephone com- meeting were read and approved. municatlon was knocked out by Mrs. S. Jeliery. tieaaurer, re- Prlday night's record 7.2 inches of ported mat the chapters xuiancea rain and winds up to 72 miles an were in a most satiaiactory state. h0Ur- ulscusslon took place l'ei8Tdlllll

!for their annual meeting with a Grand Matron. Miss Jessie Moss. C0VSDl'l'l0N' CRITICAL m Tllelvery good attendance of all mem- 1

so new mom rs receive er - - s no is a l r l-om degrees of the order. The report. real continues to be critical. Jc- st. Paul's church. Mrs. Alan John- of the autumn tea and.-bnzaaqcording to ii tvlephone message ston. Mrs. P. S. Jenkins opened was read. This function was a from her mother Mrs. Lorne L. the meeting with a talk on the great slli-cess. both socially and Noonan yesterday Mrs.V Coulombe work and duties op; lac.-ll gssgcjg. flnaliclally. Plans were made to, has been ill since the birth of her tlon. Members paid careful at- hold a rummage sale in the nearj daughter five weeks ago. ltention an: IVijiVi'a. W. gi'nVioth. bfVi::d future. ' . . . . V'secretar'. in a ree o n

Mm Jessie Moss. D.D.G.M. made1 011391-A1135 AT 555- "M119 -)li";'ai'...iYe tgo oe distribut- .e very fine address and commend- C1?”10””.'”'" 91113193; Tmm-3”” ed. Miss E. Hon read the minu- ed the W0l'thVv Matron on theiM155 170115 M31331" 3''”19- W51 tes of the last meeting and also excellent work done by the Chapt-I 3V:lVislli:Vl;-VVVVhE9VVV1VV1V1EVVVlVlVIVlV3Vg c1;1V;:111a9VV1I5VVV;1e1 stated that sh-.- was retiring as

official visit from District Deputy Ida with sped” uVVVmV" on I up

lional buts.

In St. Peter's Cathedral In Char- lottetown. the children Joined in the lVi.00 a.m. service following the regular Sunday-school session At the evening service, the Rector Rev. Canon G. E. Moffatt was as- sisted by members of St. Peters A.Y.P.A.. the first lesson being the proposed peiision plan to befggngy l';1:g:V”b:lV4afI1;:VfV'V1 'gg'Vn"1T imophed by 1”””'”?' 0mce' To' The special prayers for the oc- lionto, for those in its elnploy. and Halon were Ewen by my Rad” WARE approved by the members. Paul Rays

ANTI-LOOTING GUARD

An anti-looting guard of RCAF

er .....c dry. viiss Hall has been a men was established. . . . After me meeting all members PFOVHWR1 5Bh3l01'll1m- T11?-V VP1'95"ialthfuI member-' of the movement Two days atiel the storm only 5213,13”-Mitzi .:t:nui.lla:m;cLldrhotf:1: At am PM” church 1319 5"l1dly- and vlsl:ors Ill-JVE-d into the re-V 9nVlV3lVl0V:l DlVplns' hnV& dcel'tiii;;Vit65'1for many years and she was cor-V one highvilly link between To- adomed ygchofg now had complete 5C1'1'-WV1 c1111d1'f11 T1-5” 11:o1'fV11d5d me creation ll-all there a social hour Wl 8 e D309 On A 0n 8y 3 er- dlall thanked for her ervlces She'ro t ' l.200.0tlC million 0 lil tlon . . .- - "'0?" 118 391”V'-'9 Y1 3 Y M0001- l y 5 "05 P P 3 Ilbialles. A comlnulilcation from pamed by men. ,VeaChe"V MV me

noon, October 25. 5,

has much slllnyed Tea was served ,will hoviever continuing to and western Olttario vl'aa open to me Nauunal Educational secremry

evening Youth service. the Rector

under the collie-nezship of Mls.. .. . . . . . help as a member. -civilian traffic. '

w:l. mm M.. .lul:-n Her- ”5””'1 ”1”1,”7 ” T11” M . - t - N 'thb cl - l - H was read. sussestlns that the Rev. Canon J. 'r. Ibbott was as-

.-..i1r.”('v1 M. XX. Mg. Rongld Par-4 -'u"""' 01 W” 1” " ”'"”1ir..r." I J?:l11:'t Tr?d1rinan23"suIf.iiln.d”io o3";1erbi'l33,”l.".ft 3:r13fal5allr'vhaPtsiis EDWVW W establish siVstesdV by, mVemb;rVs otVVt.hVeV a.v.e.sV. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cameron. Charlottetown. who V 0 . au '8. rlne HIT Tea V

ker PWM. poured. Covered with C0195 W” hem mmday afmnoommembers agreed that the balance travel was restored. 5”119131'-5111” 101 i1”""1"3 ”"d”"5- on Saturday celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their

a hand nude lair? cloth. the table fmm ms 130? 1951090”, at Mm.” was sufficient to enable the aa- Including 45 confirmed dead in T1115 W” d1””5”d "Id 130'.” 1'0” the 111'" 1955011 0110 the 5900110 Barters' Film Lab '

maxed Very a,,,.M.m,e The dbl to St. JV;liriiVsdCVVhurcliV vlhere servate mama" to mnmmn the usual omm-OV hm.”-Nne Ham-5 death next meeting for decision. lesson was read by Bill Ives. The Wedding. V .

corations were bowls of red and M5 ""1 11” -i REL 5- E- P161083 expgnsgs lo, ml, season, mm. toll in its lashing course from the Mrs. Willred Hunter reported special prayers for the occasion A large number of friends gilth- A great many lovely gins were ,- .

received by the couple in honor- of the day as well as scores of l cards and telegrarris from well wishers in other parts of Canada. and the United States.

were given by James Ibbott. Mem- bers of the organization served as the Choir.

During the service the officers of St. Paul's Branch of the A.Y.P.A. were pledged and installed by the

erect Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cameron, 360 Graf- ton street to greet them on the occasion of their Golden Wedding anniversary. The house was taste-

whlte clznatiuns on each side ofVl1”191'"1”11L 11115 111 M1110” Cemeteri- calidelribla bonllrliz clndles in the The 13511 0931515 W01? M95515 H51"1'Y1 Colors of me Cmpten gxioore. Gerald Hooper, Ernest

Coles. Thomas Moore, Bert Younk- er, William Molylieaux. The flower

,.-.outh Atlantic was set Sunday at that a yearly report of the chap- ter activities had been forwarded to Echoes, the Order's official pub- lication, together with a picture taken at the Sanatorium library,

bers expressed willingness to as-

sist Guide or Brownie activities as) 127.

may be required. 1 It the worst fears of Red Cross The question of leaders was dis-land police are realized. the final

cussed and Mrs L. MacKa'y ad-,hurrit-ane toll may be 150 or more.

bearers were Rov Jewel. Raymond - . . - l . . . . - r V V . vised that Patkdals Company hadiwith about half in this provlnce- which is admlnlstred by the chap- iully decorated with a profusion of Pouring tea during the alter- g:VCV1:V:V'V?;7V'g1V'51:1S1V1e5fV'VV1V1VVVyX:'Vf;fV;On1?'0dl11e now obtained more leaders. Oneiao fa inland that a hurricane is ter. , RECWT. i51-5W5 1737 131- F1"31'11h1911"- autumn flower; 3; well 3,; mg”, noon were Mrs. Roy Cudmore, ' - other company in the District was a rar plienomcnon. Mrs, M, M, Mum-V,-V reporting Who TCPFE-Sen!-5 the YOUIIB D00PlC Carnauonm mum, and gmV.uouV Mm James Brady. My-5, wV GV V

ANNIVERSARY SI-IIIVICES ..lMt Yet In action but it was hoped At 4 ii. ni. Sunday. The cans-lror services at Home and Abroad "1 ”1eR;'b”:rKV'y'P,g!:,'f;V" The serving table was centered Bruce and Mrs. Frank Hobbs. In

Hillside Lodge

. . . , 1 hat leaders would shortly beldian Pres ll.5L of Ontario storml gwd m L - 1 had b dr - Were: . . . 1 M M D Du b . ., IV V I .h H H,-Lalge cnnglvgallnn- altendvdll l , V is 8 8 uoo can lstrt- V by is large thiee-tlel wedding cake the evenillg rs. . . n or, sVdrei1”L;fV1:V:1fVV:;1e::e1:,g Sn Tfwmlav both mnrnirl,-'1 and evening ser-l;1”"Vhc0"11"3V "1 "51””” W '1 "WV”V”1V1Va1”e: 41;1”1r”19d 111”11d95b1V)1'V35Vbuted for knitting. It was decided 3:;"es5ecI,E):Vg:yt' gflinpgegwgiinqcegg with its whiteness relieved by de- Mrs. Allison Owen. Mrs. Herbert, VVVVVVVVV VVVV-h N, CVV Gordon Con”; VVICPS at Tl'lll:l)' l'nlied Church CTVV, 30111:” S I ,.m h , ,Vd deg, :11 "”55"13 an 910150 to continue the practice of former Bura, ' corations of golden maple leaves Platts and Mrs. Guthrie Ballingall t ' yesterday on the occasion of the '5' m3 d0 er 1” ex 0 P rA:r;ea:5L nine others were known 3'91"-5 Hid DECK I b0X 01 l-OYI 50? Melmbem of the Junior Auxmnry and the number "50" also In gold. presided.

presiding. There were IMEIILV-I0lli'V' h VV V V. Vh sh Vh. 91” experience of Guiding comlilbupl members and five visitors present.;;)n:VeV'v1e?,;1;:V,V0Rm,VeAVl”I,:;(nkS Maifled much to the meeting with herito be dead of D.D.G.M. Bl-o. L. Stewart along,LPVm mnV'mV,Ved me SGVVVVVTVS Mjhelpftll sugwatlons. Mrs. J. Mac-lthe missing.

with other Eros. Aere welcomed to RNV HMVVVM Ch'ris,V,lDonald was elected chairman. Mrs.

.si.t d h; the meeting by Bro. Coffin. Thela,:dP RWT Dawd BV,”VHVV.eV RWV C James Brady. treasurer and Mrs. Alan Johnson secretary.

Those serving included lvri. Rankine McLaine. Miss Jean Fer- guson, Mrs. Vincent Pineau, Mrs. J. H. Cameron, Mrs. R. J. Cam- eron, Mrs. Arthur Turpin, Mrs. E.

a needy hospital.

Miss M. MacMlllan was appoint- ed convenor of the sanatorlum library.

Miss M. Stewart gave a report

It was topped oy a large gold wreath with the "50" in its centre.

Thd guests were received at the door by Mrs. R. H. Shaw, daugh- ter of the celebraiits, and greeted

also attended the service in a body and took part in the dedication of their banner which was recently presented by a member of the con- gregation. Taking part in the de-

those listed among

Vlluaxizsiilrr MORGIJE

lnlllatory dczree lids conferred on V Vx, Sn .. , . ., . V V V V mo V.,md,da,,,s Mm Em wmmm gVVVVV3VViVlli9 SiV1VVV:9VV3V:ViVrlitlVVaSLnlVfVd1 Lunch was served and EVVnemI- AVVV undisclosed number of body” oVr;VVtVlViehlocl1l Film Committee. of dlcatlon ceremony were Sandra m the living room by Mr. and Mrs. G. Platts. Attending to the zuest MacLenn acting as degree master dues, p,.E,m.h,.rV In mp mm,nVmz,ldiscusslon followed the adlourn- awalted identification in a make- ViV'V it s e has been elected secre- Lord, Dianne Lancaster and Palema Cameron. Among the many guests book were Mrs. Joseph Hughes It is planned lo confer this degleeghe took for his sum-Fa ..The'.ment of the meeting. shift elnergelicymorgue set up at ary. V V Altken. were Rev. E. P. Benoit, Calgary, and Mrs. Milton Stewart. Super. V on No other cand,d,-R95 max; Tues- Immmon of Chnsw. and in the the police 5L.,iiI()H in Etobicoke, l- W35 decldbd to hold both I -m-----m-j Rev. M, D, Dun.bl3.r and Mr. N. A. vialng the preparation 01' M9. and l day night. s. camel-on Reid. Monte-,m-enrng. "Tho lVlrlE&' of the 1131119” 11” 0i the Plumber valley fV1V1"”"3Ke 5816 and a cake sale in Continued from pass 1 Matheson, M.P. replenishing the serving plates gue and Jnhli Borlnell, Charlotte-.Mornlng", angel gull...-L W... Continued from page 1 Vlll8895- V V 9 "'31" ll1l,11',e and B Slmns ten r-r'm”Cr'mrrT-mlTm'-" All the children of the host and were MIL J. W- Blanchard: MN- m,,.,, ,.,.,. me m,d,d.,.,.5 on T,,..,,-5p,,,,,,,,,. g.mm,,,,,,V, ,,.mV The Most of the Etoblcoke Vcaualties- as money raisins projects. llead, M 83 ng hostess were present for the big Ted Praught. Mrs. Arthur Splllett. day mgmV VCh,,,,. undpr H". dllpmian of Mn Rgpoft Heath" Red Cross dliecwr Robert Camp- BMiss Mabel Adams and Mrs. G. Mwke event. They were the three sons Mrs. L. J. MacDonald and Mrs. l),l:l,c.,lvl, sll-war-l col-npllmenLedVGeorge A. Than-lpson, F.R.C.0-; re s” C -t t” :1 M1: yiliwn orl,Emb”.:OI.(e "jg Elarly gum 1' Ra?;"” were Bpmimed 019 NICILIOLSON Stewart Palmeh and the only dauzliter. The latter Benjamin Stentiford. VV the degree team for their sp1endVdV (CHM, AVRV(.V.uVV rendewd SWV VgV0us.SleveHarc:VnVserxt;Vlt;VVVr:V;ld ay Edi er; weViV:e Pg) any 31-ocg ci:DtelVs representatives to the co- Sam om VfVVm'nVV Vnjumid in tram Ls Nora. Mrs. R. H. Shaw. accom- In addition to the --wedding cake presenumon of the d(.g,.EesV He pmdlclal V,m,,-,9 ,,.h,,.y, ,m.h,d,,d twoVcaVVdVVVVaVe y. y VVOJZV :r;Vd washegm :2 V:loeVVV tirolgaglng commlt.ee of the P.E.f. wee-K at--SoVVVVhVVmptonV panied by Mr. Shaw. Halifax; Karl. there were also a brides cake and a special tribute to Bro. J. H. ltfac-.bF'3Ul1lUl Vflnlhrms. ."Sinz A SDIIN Mr chgmbers 33V earmd VMVVVVMV VV a darn Ra many DV . . Ch8Dl9l8- NEILL Mrs. Jean Eioblooke accompanied by Mrs" Camemm 3 Swan” aka Gregor for his part in the degree, or Pral-e lly Slain:-t' and ,.;'VVVV 'ValeVman 'V f . in fdn V ah lm Vt ,Vh Vt 0 . 1'" VMl5- Ira Clark and Mrs. E. Phil- dmwned' ' ' Halifax: Jae". accompanied by Mrs. An interesting touch was the at- BVOV SLPMVVV VVdVVVVVed mm the iJolCe m Th, Lord” hy EIWYV V C:-V V. VV. sic aim lz cie Vliousis. AV as M on Warning. lips were appointed to represent OLIVE mcmm Ray Emu, Cameron, Summerside: and Ralph. tendance of the bridesmaid of the .. or ringing a out he recent tax:-I Men, llomeii and children were the chapter at the annual meeting ' ' Charlottetown. wedding of 50 years ago. The then

coke, drowned PALMATEER fireman D ,V V .V For the celebration Mrs. Cam- El;objcokeV drowned, eron wore a medium blue silk

district meeting will be held in Charlottetown in November. It is expected that several Grand Lodge!

tion meeting between Mr. St. Lau-lswept itiw the IEIKIII8 torrent with rent and Quebec Premier Du-ialmost no chance of escape. plessis. It was Mr. St. Laurenfsll

Miss Florrle Lapthorn, now Mrs. Angus Cameron. is the only other surviving member of the wedding

of the Tuberculosis League. f The meeting then adjourned and refreshments were served by Mrs.

100! Annilh:IMry

niflcers will be present and the - . . l t 1 1 1 M V ERECT BAILEY BRIDGES RADLEY, Bobby, 4, Woodbridge, Crepe dress with blue lace and had

third dt'.ErreV ulll 179 exemplified ,C(lix.1ar)rlbe(r)s Ial'lalelee(:lg!l:::I'eC'fl1,y:nt0thlf:1 V VG. B. Rayner and Mrs. S. Jeffery. drowned. ya corsage of pale pink roses. lpsrty of half a century back.

at this lneetlng. He urged all the Th F , V , m..e.,nRV l Sunday the mop-up operation TV RADLEY, plane, 3, woodbr-ll-lge,

The visiting committee izave a Queeffs U:CK,;?5VtVorlasdegggilecoxsti Candidates in Si. Lawrence-St. :0: we” ugdier tray" Bmleyl drowned. a 0 I 0 n E l

report on their vlsitations dur- lmemoratd Lh hi” '1Ge-orge are Claude Richardson ” 11” W" Eng row" acmssisaid "5 probabl rish d R'EID' Dana” 7' woodbridza ' ' ' '

V V V V V .. , . .. 33),.

mg the week. The trustees also gavelmversarye of VeV:"?:V ngndredth 311 lLlbelra1r Damd de Volpl prugres,-50m? hllhh BVYV SBDS-V Th? Red mm, D . y pa e 0" drowned, u

. 1354.1 - ' - ' lCross. organizing relief in the e '1” 0119- E

a report on the lepalrs on the th ,V . . 1 1. mg m ., slve Conservative: Albert Renaud, . . . But th - . . . REID. M1'5- D01101d' w00db'1d5" .

Lodge building, After the Lodge ml: eeg.aV1”VV1:VaVfVVgVs1Vied lhbe UIIRIVCVI-VVCCFV and Fmnk BV,em0nV LPPVidlsaVsier area. said it needed nowhat sete;V'ie0:0'lT gtshetfi Estlxagetf drowned. V"One good thing about all the Aqn XV”: machine md ucuwh

1 i l i Y on Mr. Richardson. .54-year-old na- mule supplies or help. i 3 ' SMALL. fireman Anlus. Etobl- leisure time we have these days, 1 3'

lea, including medical films, tilting table, developer. etc., costing more than s'l.000.00. and weighing over two and one-half tone. were ship- ped by the Imperial Order Daught- V ers of the Empire to the Pusan V Welfare Centre in Korea to assist in combating tuberculosis among I

closed R dellclous lun-h was sel'v-- - K lchaner 1" is that we can- share It with the

lliandicapped such as the sight- Iess." observed Mr. S. T. Green, la member of the Prince Edward gisland Advisory Board to The Ca- 'nadian National Institute for the Anne. Etobi-jBll'nd,

”Thanks to C.N.l.B. the

the frontier outpostmve of sydmVyV NV SVV is VV VVVVVVVVVVVV Volunteers Reg Whibley. 29, Ed

Maj.-Gen. F. F. Worlhingtonu cokeV drowned,

SMITH, Jaclt 5r.. so. Etobicoke. drowned.

SUMMERS, George, 75. Dear- onto, Ont., killed in auto crash near Deseronto.

TOPLISS.

V coke. drowned. i

Dr. 1 and

ed to the visitors and members. town of Kmgwon Om . . . 1-lenders 35 - V . . g d I . .d 1 f .1 d , on. . and Vic Bridger, 27, IN Bltocklngton Eras followed..ralx Foungynon M, d: Voyzi aglspect the havoc wrouglii in a llalf-lresdcue ab””"50V;191'50"5 11'0"" W015 s 5' c as reunxilis an private -n-I . ' ' . ' 3 ' - - 13" lllllaer Win ows on ih t '

tertalnmellt. Olltslandlng medifzal 1b”5'"e55 """1' 13" ”51a”15t M” l daffy? .heC”CdhT,ms ygmutmzy mm"? streets. E 00

In lnvlnir memory of Frank H. men ado,-essmg the Wnous n5V,Claxton last year. Mr. Renaud, .30. 1””; 11151 ,3” (V 19 k0V 00 d 31” i. M Dixon who passed away Oct. 18.? '1 - . L .,0 . -is an organizer for the Communion Us 7” Mme "131" 9 '5” 9" 01" SEARCH p - 7-5- Sembles (iuinig the neck title Di. ,Cl0V 35 miles north nf the metropolitan, on 3001135 sighs.

I948. chassm. Mn” Numeld Pmfe . 'ilnn Workers of America . . . , , . . i . - , . . - -' - - th illl d h If children Vlaf 05519;,-,,.5V oxford Un1Ve,.:;g.riC(.Ll. Mr. Brenton, 38-)'eal'-old nf- 3193 M11011 "ml 15 3 0-000 3919 Residents were warned about-1 TR.IMBLE' M” Manon Pan less 0' 19” 0” "0" 1111 310119 "1 wheo T,,;:,Pg::m mil; 31595” The 1 sadly missed by Frank imd.DrV JV L Mega-,.e,. Um,-,.m.S" ffice manager, ran in last years 131” 110.45 p. m. that the river lv.-is1Cmd1t' 01”" dmw”ed' . '3 Come": but SEED out In the com- -E h bed to d' g Merton Thoma. MVHMSOMV DV,V F;V'B Walsh-V &.el,V,Cm,nV .' Thousands were homeless in can-Vnowmg over its retmning wall I BABIDGE. Claude, Eioblcoke. pany or ,3 friend or a volunteer 1V-V2VVDa5VVVpVV;'V3enlV1V:01V1V1V HVVVM gld EVE: gjgni Johns Hopkms Um,V.N.5m.V D,-V Geo, A three-way contest is exnecied.t'VVa1VVOf"a1'1"i 11,””59:1h11'l :Vm0F89n'-'3; "but they refused to leave." 1d””1'"edt 8 Kind? 101” 3 50Ci?.1- 3 "”.'5iCa1?.' or Plies for the maintenance of the W. Thom, I-lal-turd Medical School Vin Selkirk among William iscottyl V:VVV9NVfV1V5 01' 111 9 01110! 0 l "They were up to their waists d BRASVVVZ. Albert. 4 . WE5l0n- la game of bingo he said. Not XVHVVV machine Dr, J, F, A, MfManu5V the Med,,,Bl)ce. iolmer CCF membel. John The VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVS WVVVCVV were VVVVVVVSV in sister 15 minutes later, Whlb- EBVESDDERV CVydeV 19V ThVsVVeV 1:33. :lVlSVeoctVa:tVeV::VlV::lvVereofdrtViViVeVlVr This equlpmem is in Mama, I

Iey said.

Sunday the Humber. still in flood 51839. had dropped but Raymore Drive was still under water. TI-lei

to more than Sl0.000.00 worth of which the 1 during

1 co'l - 1 Al-b V - V Jshanski, Liberal. and David VEIlCh,' , , V VCBae5lV beV;7Vie?SVVV, 4nr0m.:,oVVEV;;V0c D1: pmgressive C0nSen.a”,.eV formed into raging l'lvcrsV Friday, VlEV DV chu,.,.h,-Vj Professor of suV,V.V M,.V Bryce lost in last year-V. night had receded crllisldcrably

Veleamn m Llbemy RV JV w00dV Sunday. though the runoff still was

town PO. Humber valley, drowned. from the blind," He spoke of me DEADDER. Murray Slanleyi 23.18 clubs of the slghtless financed Thisiletown PO. '!:lrowned. Vby C. N. I. B., with no other pur-

clothing and bedding Order has sent to Korea the last six months.

BlBT.IIS. MARIIIAGES. DEATHS

1891?. Harvard Medical School. . l The Viedlcal Centennial Con-T-Vii" (11”1 13-” Slimmer. 731' 300” 110"”1a1- 1area was littered with household LEBLANC M115" AhCe' 41' Etmlpose 11111" 1" P1'9V1de 1'9c”'11l10" ' l g is 50c Pef IIISEHIIIII lvocatorl has held on '1'lm,-5.-,1,-.1y 3;- TWO-MAN RACV7 Cngos IN SUBURBS Vfurnislllngs, debris and mud, blC"kF- dl'f'W"9C1- V lfor the blind. an opportunity to S8329LEI:dg::1d:;:n5F:gdheVV:x;gn: ,ternoon and tile formal dram dln- The only two-man contest is fnrV. ' 1 Three hundred civilian volun-l MC,'C'ARvEY' M11 pm10mena'1193"1 bl-15111955 Pfocedllfe. and 30 in Korea haw told the lmpermy

I-JV-V?HsM---,IlEl' El 7-30 Pm in walla”. Hi,” the storrmhnt seatn v catedch by. In the Inrlliollnlllan area which 19975 and 150 "OOPS. split into;E1;Va1S.lI1;e'Jdr';”'Eed'30 mob, kg lgfV.el”puBi mean; 0g1cg"d"c0"3 Order Daughters of the Empire 1

- lQueen's Unltel-slty ofii-l-5 .-, 5lx'frVu'rnPi' ransbnrl llnlsler 9V'i1ics in a flat semi-cil-ole on Lake'l!T0UPs 0' 10- Wmbed the river ' M r" ' co ' 9" A 3 rs "0 er 1" "asst that this V-ray lmd equipment will 1

wE1n-M ll... Ch,.,,.,0mm,wn H0,.V;)'E3F Nurse leudlnil in the de- Her. now president of the 51- LBW-.Ontario. almost all serious dam-thank lot b0dl85- 10'1mmDd' He explamed that mere "rel be invaluable to them in their fight 1

Seaway authority. Candi-lageMam-l all ca5l,a1uc5-oc.' Across Toronto at- the samc1 WILSON Da'id' Etubicoke or.bUW111'l8 1930-195 With 8 CEll'l8da'lw help Gummy the premlenu of

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