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h 7 i alexander betner wedwfing mew cooks i united church ssrsa bl h j j kj itmiui 1j over barber shop will be closed for holidays saturday noon july 31 reopening monday augutt9 jv remember to give u let of your visitors and let ua know where you spend fbur vacation on saturday in capetown united church erie grace elizabeth beti- ner and dr douglas cleland alex ander were married the bride daufhter of ilr and lire zrland b beuner of weet flamborp taufbi in dundai public school before ber marrlaf the room a raduat of oalsrto veterinary college is the eon of air john alexander and the late mr alexander geor and practice in smlthvtue rev william peuey olmeuted and the church wu decorated with whke udlolu and fern vernon ajldneon was organist and the ehlrred bodices and grooms stater mrs harold ueclure matching headdresses ilramtvnq sang the lords prayer and wedding prayer during the ceremorw for her wedding the bride were white nylon net over eatln a ruffle the and geeorgetowh 7 and 9 pm daily saturday holiday 279 pm starting wednesday 2 pm continuing thursday friday saturday thiwhou hilarl mn maki a mooil farm out op tmi fcold homistiadi v of bordar chantuly lae over shoulder met lb i v it front back over a fitted bodice 0r tha floor length tlurt was s pointed flounce edged with th mm lace- and n illusion veil ell from a net hftaddresa she carried a cas cade booquet of briarcliit roses and mephanous mrs owen emick copetown matron of honour and mis marion jay toronto bridesmaid were syjwnad eluts injtift shaded- pink nylon net ovie taffeta their owns had full skirts jacket over tbey wore and carried noseys of white dalsiea master cary aun beuner was rlftf bearer and two utile nieces of bsjda and groom constance marl betxner and cheryl mart atkinson were flower skis each in pale pink nylon over taffeta and carrying nosegay of tiny white daisies the bride father cave her in nanlag stuart alexander gw- getow n waa hu brother guonj nan the u slier were the bride brother lloyd betrhrr west flam- boro and the groom a brother cruig alexander madison wisconsin receiving afterwands in the churrh hall the bride s mother wore turquoise blue mesh s white flow ered hat jind accessories and a cor sage of sweetheart rosea the groom a mother wore deep mauve lace and crepe white hat and ac cessories and a corsage of iwcit heart roirt dr and mrs alexander left for a motor trip in the eastern state mn alexander travelling in a pink linen suit white accessories and a corkage of pink rotu s aiice kelleybrett halseyaun mowbray effiaiousjua obmnouillauiul maaitdmiaua tlus cartoon 3 stooges stop look listen joe mcdoakes so you wanrto be an heir monday to wednesday july 2628 walt disneys grmtct tot j yjngjerwaj nvrlsmd vfix with hi wendrau pirates ladisast jhkt and mermaid at leag a yea y liva yll never frgtt 111 t a peter tohnicolor ih uvfiew yhumhtt tatsjhjvs hwtii tkchrlrcolon ebemjuiejtj c wbumyfewatfiwu matinee monday 2 pm v- cqingnextthursday saskatchewan ukt jaurf umlt saw quart ttautm rlsk as tne u s begins its partial mobilization program uncle sam is loosening his purse strings ts enter the international market to an expensive quest for large sup plies or wool which today is truly the golden fleece a compelling reason for the in tensive buying program is indicated by the recent disclosure that the country has failed to build an ade quate stockpile sjewool to meet the present emergency meanwhile prices for this vital commodity have soared to the highest level in his tory notes the national geographic society although practically every nation grow some wool most of it comes from southern hemisphere won tries australia argentos hew zealand south africa and uruguay australia is the worlds leader ac counting for about onefourth of the international eupply large pe- ducera in the northern hemisphere ere the united sutes great bri tain spain france and italy dut u s demand for wool haa far outdistanced the domeatlc sup ply the nation normally consumes about 800 million pounds annuelly domrittc sources yield little more than e fourth of that amount al boiton long e center of wool trade activity prices in recent weeks have risen to as much as p a pound fur certain good smiles of cleaned wool wednesday evening july slat ibm the gcoboktown whafj ifaox skull fradured in motorcycle accident a stewurttuwn man norman cir tieirt suftcrcd a fractured skull in un unusual highway ucxldtt last week on no 7 mi wa travilliijf south on hli muluri i it wlu n lit hit a dog mar art llrowns property flipped from hi rniiohlnt urtd lundid on his hcud ihe dog eis killed lft expects to b having peel memorial holtul itraiiipton kuon cst howard cunn milton investigate d the accident deposits total 2600 school penny banks success of tho first year of penny bank operation in the two geurgc- rmn public arhools is seen in de posits of 2600 made by pupils the voluntary scheme was sup ported by about 75 per cent of the khool population with average dc posit of over 5 00 per pupil while sutm have made withdrawals for v teat ton and camp use there only a smal proportion of students who have not left their savings in the bank to draw interest oil shalt hay b mor so ure af uqui fual colorado oil shale which may me day be a ma r kuunr of liquid fuel fir the nati n c ntuins lilttf nr no oil in its natural statt titc jrdmg to a nport by fiur bureau of mines investigut r to the american chemlcol sojiety i atxiralory studies of selected samples showed that shale is com p rd i f organic material and mm erals the organic matter bt ing the part which yields oil wht n uuffi tient hrat is applied iron ulumm um alclum mugneaium sulfur diutu and potasnium were among tl t minerals found oil shale deposits of tht green hiver formation exist otr an rs timated area of lfl soo square mih s in adjoining portion of colora 1 utnh and uyuming thee drnomlt constitute a p tcntial source of huuid fuel which 1 estimalid at 31x1 billion borrelaorml or sivtral tunes our known petroleum re ft urces the richest and m st c trable oil shales of this forma ti n are in western col irado a lab ratory investigation has been u ude vt six selected samples from this area anoucans attend niagara piugrimagr a number of district anglicans attended the pilgrimage of church men on sunday to niagara -on- thc lake site of one of the oldest church of lvngland parishes in up per canada the ancient religious custom new to canada drew hundreds from on tario and now york state to a scr- vlct in simcoe park adjoining hfs toric m mark church when bl ah lp w nagnau bishop l l scallc or new york and ht itev h w uradfield lord dhhop of bath and wclla took part new jersey farly prodoecr new jersey was the first state outside of new england to monu facture iron the first furnace was built about 1674 in monmouth coun ty by henry leonard n prominent massachusetts ironmaster north em new jersey blast furnaces or iginally operated on bog ores but the industry developed rapidly with the use of the rich magnetite ores of the area foremost mines in colonial days were in the sut casunna and it ing wood deposits in lastern pennsylvania there were many furnaces operating on local timber and pockets of ore one of the old iron plantations called hopewell in berks county has been purchased by tht government and partially reconstructed by the na tional park service at present steelmaking plants are located at bethlehem coatsville harrisburg ivy rock philadelphia phccrux ville reading and sterlton in east ern pennsylvania at roebling new jersey and claymont delaware orr hlad moves lamily iifitl cpl raymond beckett who suc ceeds cpl joe mcbain as head of the provincial police detuchmtnt hirt has brought his wife and fam ily to town they arc living in simboim heights mtrrrrbcrs of tho family art phyllis 10 and thorn is h who will attend wrlgglesworth mhfl and ljiida 4 cpl mi bain who traded positions with cpl beckett in simcot moved his family there last week and tho home he occupfcd in town hns been bought by chic jewel proprietor of western titl und auto supply nouval cojumblum sources relatively important producers of columbtum as now known are the belgiah congo and bruzil in hmfl it was reported that rich columbium deposits had been found in the ural mountains ot the soviet union the southern part of manchuria from w hlch chinese communists ha e been moving in on the korean struggle was sntd in 1947 to con tnin uranium and other ores mixed with columbium within nctnt weeks nuruelx has qnnnuncc i plans for w nkinu m w found columbium holding deposits for good lirtens youll find noted quality st 6arhers linen tsbledoths ootable damask pure white linen- large eliee 995 1195 percale shssh warbsaso fine flawless sq ag percale slaloo iej7 tablecloths wnts colour fast cotton cmvthb sjasi 8x70 28 395 vjnkn curtiu 500 595 avon cloths m 395 luncheon uts llayon cloth with nspklna 298 main st georgetown to build that neto home or repair the old one call a sykes tr 73502 builder and contractor georgetown po box 461 gastle family meets for twentieth reunion ov i r i jo of the descendants of he late william o turtle met at tho home of mrs arthur brain for their twentith reunion on satur day william castle and his wife han iiuh allcd from yurkslilre r ng land in 18 they settled in n i aim township in 1832 on the farm presently owned by george gastle after a picnic dinner a sports programme wm carried on win tiers of races were boys p and under david icllcn ton iirry jacks girls 5 aisd under bonnie spence lxreen usher boys h and under murray harris bobby spence girls 8 and under sharon ste a art margaret hpnter boys 10 arul under ronnie a tt ridge oirls 10 and under donna irartis mar ion hunter boys 12 and under ken coulter bobby stark girls 12 and tinder marilyn wilson marlon hunter boys under 15 ken coul ter ronnie att ridge girls under n joy wilson marilyn wtlsor sin gle men barry auridge single la dies margaret stark married ladies spot race mrs albert hunter mar ried men s stepping race bill phil lips boys and girls 6 snd under peanut scramble boys booby stew art billy gastle girls bonn id spence lois hunter boys 60 hop ping race john duck tommy er- win girls 60 drinking race betty ann he lop sharon stewart boyt 012 hopping race bobby stark ken coulter girls 012 straw and paper contest donna harris mar- jon hunter married women s bal loon race mrs few in spence mrs iukh c astir married men peanut on a knife bay st wurt hugh g sa il wtiilc sunt pitched horseshoes ottur participated in a ball game stvtral of the older folk enjoyed a f w rounds ot cords while others just sat around and reminisced the oldest lady present was mrs hubert fox milton the oldest gen- tit man was mr spencer bennett carllmt the youngest baby was al lan warmington hamilton mr and mrs allan neil of guelph were th most recently married couple thosa coming the greatest distant war mr and mrs kay buderbacks ot detroit bill phillips also of de- tmll won the bean gu easing con test the high man and woman in euchre were mr and mrs joe day of ketllnby after the supper hour a businesai prograjrune wss conducted th slate of officers which was presen ted by the nominating committee was accepted as follows president for 1m spencor wil son first vice president ruaaeu day second vice president will gastle secretary treasurer mrs morley sherwood assistant secre tary mrs rdutrt gastle receptlda committee host and hostess mr and mrs john g ell en ton mr and mrs a c colling registrars ruth wilson maureen hill june gray anne burns refreshment commit tee rlts hall marjorle fisher georglna tllsworth ethel surrett mabel day marlon berry finan cial committee joe day william brain sports committee jack anil jean bennett henry and jean ram via w vera and harvey petti- grew buiisli marine hospitalized after japan service a nornl murine sfft lloyd sctl- ore will be u patient for secral months in the us naval kospltil at st alban s long island sgt scdorc contracted an illness while serving with american lor cct in japan and has been in hospu tal alnce returning to tho states six weeks ago ctirillbe and twine atolnl of 3j1j110uq pjund nf conlofco and tm proluctl clurinc 1u50 ate irclmi t i riiinl studs fllilc rdiki- indtwim mir ktl tiil murkcl in luo ennsumtd more linn 157 000 lnl s of colton 1s comnircd with 112 oho bnii in iw ol hc 1150 til 115 122 00 pounds were twmc und 151212 000 pounds cordaut twiiu ud noury 83 000 baits of colton and ourdagi took over 74 000 bales dancing stanley- park erin everyvfriuay modern aires orchestra steel iron seek rmtom a solid pkee of sittl or iron would sink to the bottom even where tho ocean had the greatest depth there is a slight cumpres sion of the watoi at great der h but practically the dtngity re mains the same as neur the surf- ace a body will lout only if its s average density 1 less than thut of the liquid in which it is placed otho average density of an object k equal to its lota weight divided by the total bollc and thot of ute solid steel is several tlmen as touch as ocean water ntt public holiday wu on fjaav intarb stktjctces bouit two mtlksupstreain from niagara rslli work is praceadini on the intslce structures ssaoclsted with ontario hydros sir adam beckniagara generating station a coherdam was eonatruotad to bold back the waters of the rivet as that the siruetures could be bulls- in th dry ma1 inuke lftadln to no 1 tunnel it now eomplete- xieoltfiitlke a awrrawittairtanjt wate o tba wls hh wlujmree ttoou otatuaabowii at test