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Juneau. Manitoba ‘Provincial ibrarian in the Winnipeg Pree

lotion this evening, his Honor Honorable‘ William Johnston

set up who were privi- aesr the arms of Nova »e granting oi’ the coat- gave authority for its pon seals. shields and This was the authority

\g. tdwerd Island was aet separate colony in 1749. rrs Jeceeding the estab- o! New Brunswick a separate colony, the iers had many troubles. i Halifax. the capitol of la. too far away. One of ‘ales was that their coast- hsrried more than once voteering sloop under of a. remarkably and piratical individual. ~ular name, believe it or Yaptain A. Greene Orab- ~in Orabtree and his on their visits to what w Brunswick used to settlers into the woods ~ thier looting.

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not be renewed in 1t provides, as did sl Pact 0i’ 1980, t0 all lihewise

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Is the old house her.

And my heart is warm Zhlidet winter's harm.

Rest then and rest,

And think of the best "Dwixt summerﬁand luring When all birds sing

In the town of the tree, And ye lie in mo

And scarce dare move ' Lest the earth and ita love Should fade away

Ere the full of the day. I am old and have scan . . Many things that havebeem Both grief and peace ‘v ,- . 4 And wane and increase. No tale I tell ' Of ill or well ‘ But this I say: g H Night treadeth on day, And for worst or best Bight good is rest.

--Willlam Morin. ‘

Isthat of a. bad-t man. Obviously the artist never _ saw a live buffalo and knew little about the natural habits o! that noble beast. because on that original alsrtch of Mhniioba/a coat-of-arms the‘ buffalo ‘is shown i" standing on a. hesp¢of'1‘00k8,'Ol' of “ slag metal such as you might expect to find outside the Vulcan

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that coat-charms is a symbol, just es the rampeigeous. lion ‘in _ _ British ooat-of-aruis is a symbol. That lion looks every inch the king oi’ beasts, but anatomically, he is a bit impossible. Still, he looks as if he fed on roast bee!‘ and Yorkshire puddinc and 17961 whereas the unicorn- ‘which face him is a pale, anaemic, silly creature with an ornamental horn in his forehead. which he seems quite unable to make any practical use of. In tact. he looks as if he fed on such fodder as Scottish thisties, Irish shamroiis and, Welsh leeks. which could not call a nourishing die . in compariI son with the lion's. As for the date on which the flag of Nova Scotia should b” flown in honor of the birthday of ‘ that province, there ha-mbaen n deal disoumion. The establishment of the first rep sentative assembly in British North America, or Canada, on 1758, was celebrated I

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many Manitobans l * . well History in the. University of this province, in which he nventiona that so far- as‘ he has any historical record the first official act oi’ Europeans in

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for a better ‘mayf wer is provincial ﬂower or Nova Boot-la. and Mhy 1 is known as Mayflower Day. That day has been suggested by some Nova Bcotians s s suit~ _ able day for flying the old flag. . Harvey offers an excellent suggestion oi his own. February": 1MB. was the day when the cabinet was sworn in under re sponsible government in Nova Sootis February 2, Dr.‘ Harvey suggests, would be an “ tly, suitable day to be chosen sir-the daryto behcnored by throwing -. that ancient flag to the breeaewlle‘ offerathis only as a suggestion, however. " the legislative

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