HIGH LAND LASSI

Jackie tirani and viable 'llac-laid Hamish Cameron, of Scot- lnnis. outstanding Nova St-otia land. Chief of the Cameron Highland dancers, meet Col. Don- Clan, and Mrs. Cameron. On that

- CANADA. ISPHOST I GUIDES-

ES MEET CHIEF

right is James L. MacKenzIe,l Scottish and world champion of- Highland and Folk Dancing. The,

"Erotica Adopts A Measures Against Inflation

By liARi')l.fI KING

PARIS tlieutersi Frnnrr. faced with a choice between aus- terity and inflation. has chosen austerity through far - reacliing cabinet decisions to prnlcct lhc franc and keep production at full steam. 1

Cabinet ministers Wediu-sday approved the severest economy cuts -in government spending since the war.

They gave powers to llif" tough. economy-mindcri financc, minister. Felix Gaillard. Wlllf'I1l will ensure that each ministry cont-crned goes through unit the promised reductions.

Alter Wednesday's HAO - hnilr cabinet meeting the 37-year-old Gaillardw I'll r it it A m 9 ti "Mr. Rock" for his determination- told reporters "an ltzrcement has been sealed and complt-tcd., i am very pleased." :

He had threatened to IIWIII" unless the cabinet atioptcti his austerity plan for cutting Mill.- 000,000.000 francs 'about 81.700.- wo,0o0i from i958 government spending to put the i-ountryia ii-

i

lilllslfi is knrlrl-i-ide latinage. and lhe'girIs are busy exchang- ' M ,, H us", by 1”-om G,” (;.,,d,,, trig gifts and stories The music-l i. iliey camp at Doe Lake. near ::n,,i:,:-rill: EI.liimI'(t,:l:l ":::.:":.':l:.'t,'. -:ilidc:nli:iriirl?iill,ci:Powell.ll-ilogs I I M .

vi to naltftilh fly over the cauiplnnuin, Connecticut.

nanccs on a firm fooling. ,

air. DEFENCE cnor ' The biggest single cut IE to the defence services-nearly in per rent. About l.'I0.00iI men will be re- leased from the army by Christ-

Ilook. Toronto. and Janice Sim-I "'”' but ll" CL” will "It "ml limits.

the military effort to stamp out y the insurrection in Alserln. Pre- mier Maurice Bourges-Maunoiiry has pointed out.

A clear hint that snrrillccs will also be asked on the ordin:try' citizen was given in Wediicsdny nlght'g o f fl c I a I communique which said "the example of saw; erity set by the state must he followed by everyone else in the. country."

Galllard has also obtained the approval of the government. for a COTHPEQIIEHIIVP plan of fi- nancial rehabilitation. with an of- forl to prevent a new rat-r be- tween wages and prices. I

A new threat to the ftusicriiy program has loomed in the shnP! M dgmgndn by civil in-rvants' unions for a pay inc?"-W 0' "Tim eight to in per cent. Union. spokesman ha ye threatened strike action next month if the wage demands are not met. I

gg guest. (CF Pliotot.

can and election of officers iookl place. Various reports were giv. en. lottery is to be held at next meeting and prize was dfiflllg-ti by Helen Anenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault of Everett. Mass. recently vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Theophiie Ar- Ionault.

Mr. Tanton Landry. Summer- alde. viaited over the weekend in St. Chr,sostom.

Master Claire Birch, I year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Birch, Southwest, has returned to his home after surgery in P. C. Hospital.

Mr. Ernest Gallant who has been in Quebec for past year has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Alec Gallant and aisier Hr.-Lari for past week.

Miss Jean Cameron arriied from St. John, N B. to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cameron.

Mrs. Wilson McPhee has been confined to her home by illness.

Mr. Robert Smith. St. John, NB. was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cameron. ,

Mr. Leonard McNeill has pur- chased the house formerly owned by the late Colin Mt-Kinnon St. and has had it hauled to Mis- t-out-he.

Riverside school closed for

holidays and a picnic was held in the afternoon. Games were played by piipila and treats were ;given to the children consisting of ice cream and cake by their meeting took place at tine an- iteachsr, Mary Mat-Donald. she nual Gaelic Mod at St. Ann's was remembered kindly by pupils where the clan chief is honored with tokens of love and was a ,vsry efficient teacher for past year at Riverside school.

Misses Thelma Bagiole -and Marjory Gamble are visiting rel- atives in Moncton, NB. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Gallant and ,family of Adamsville. N.B. spent a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Gama"! mu ,mph;m"d mu Felix Arsenault and Mrs. Helen M firmly "pm". "W demlnds-Araenault. Gerald Gallam who '0, 3 "Mn; my incrungybm served three years in the service the move by the more than l.0(l).- In G9""3"Y Ill" 3('C”I"PalIlCd' 000 civil servants will probably ilnm Ii?"- provtike claims by other groups Edwlrd 5-laddix

usterity

and sister,

Stations May Hold Key To

o 0 I Britain s Ey WATSON IIMS I ”l.ONDON (AP! - A chain of;

scientific a t a ti o n a stretching on distant enemy targets.

across thousands of miles ofl occan may hold the key to Brit-l airi's future defences and eI her settle or further agitate a world- wide controversy.

The stations consist of fallout collectors and air sampling de- vices to check for radioactivity. They stretch from Christmas is- laiid to Australia. with Pacific island posts at Penrhyn, Canton, Noumea, Ranglrua, Papeete, Fu- nafuti and Nandi and the cities of Adelaide and Brisbane.

Their purpose: To provide a final verdict as to whether the three hydrogen bombs Britain as-' ploded at Christmas Island In May and June were ”clean'' or "dirty."

If the bombs prove to have been clean--as British scientists hope and believe the hydrogen bomb can be called something;

west, has purchased a house from Keir .vlacl.ean and has had it

hauled to its presatitsite at

Southwest.

Sympathy is extended to rein- tives of the late Miss Jennie Thompson. formerly of Grand River who passed avtay at Morin. ion General Hospital.

Mr. Joseph E. Lt-Clare of lirot-ton. Most, recently visited Mr. atid Mrs. Alyre Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. .lohn I.eClair and (laughter Bernadette. Hunter Riv- er. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Lefebvre and family, Montreal. recently visited ilrs. K0. Gallant,

St. Ciirysiistoni Altar Sorieiy niembi-rs itiet at home of Mn. Alphonse Gallant. .

Future Defenses

live and then drifting back in earth. Britain therefore made all three of her leala air drops at great altitude. The fireball front ploded with little or no fallout, each bomb was quickly pushed any suspension of tests would be- upward lnu the atratuaphere. come infinitely more GIIIICUI1 to Some experts deny that this enforce. technique in itself would renderl LONG-TIME TEST! a hydrogen explosion clean. in- Tli! fillll IIIIIH UH ill! 3rll- dian scientists in particular argue lab tests will not be known for that the damage might be as mimilll llld PVISIDLV )'0ll'I- Tllclgreal as eier but simply spread products of the three explustonai um over a wider area of distance were released into the atralo-Inna time, sphere and will come down overt Another possible auavier could wide areas of the world over I lie in the nature of the explosion 10"! Period of time. Already. itself. The British hydrogen bomb h0W0V0i'- ill? IUVCITIHIEIII Ind may be different from other nu- leadlng Brlllllklliltnllbls hate re- gin; wupom. or .1 lug; gm..- leaxed a number of what lhfylr-mutt.-lg-5' . . '--i.. .-,. CJIIOC !lK'0Ul'lllnl Pi'9lliIl”HIf.V American hydrogen bomb. for TGPONL the three-stage I) pe. After each of the Phplusloiin Tm, yum, mm in. Prime Minister Macmillan told the House of Commons that lhc fallout had been negligible. Other reports came from ex- perts on the scene at Ciiriitiinax Island. Air Commodore Denis Wilson. an eminent radiologist. flew through the mushroom cloud of the second bomb one hour after It was exploded. Wilson said there was no immediate fallout whatever. Dr. W. R. Cuoit. scientific director of. the test ex- pedition, said the fallout inns

more than an instrument of mass destruction, suitable only for use

if a clean bomb could be ex-

Tlhllull

Mayiie your pit-.-etit

comparatively negligible. Vlml T l 3 Both said. however. that there Skilled 'l'i'u(le at His could be no immediate answer a l,-inxenips

to whether the bombs were truly clean.

The first U.S it-ills nud. Brit- liili scientists believe, the initial Russian explosions were ground shuts. Large amounts of dirt and water were sucked up into the. fireball, boeomingq radioae-;' i

l

..( Wm-kn”, Annie, employed in Toronto are : holidaying at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford l)eCoff

' and family, Dartmouth. N.S. vis-

iting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cor-

flir. iflorun Arsenaiili is vislt- mier.

intt with rclatives in Quebec. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Guudel and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur PEIPTIP son Michael of Sunimerside visit- ltfifl inn Donald of ll.S.A. are ed Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Arsenault, vixiiiiiu ii-ith lir. and Mrs. Mich. St. Gilbert. sci lit-Clair and Mr. and Mrs. EN Mrs. Zita Arsenaull spent the ;.j A,-.(.,.,ulig welalitendlviiiitlilng in Miscoiiche. g H 1 G - , t as (I ara ernard of Toronto S8Ili1('lF8.LRrll::y(iPi"lT:Ilaf:T'lKl?l::E'f;:i 1:1 homhyinu I" .Sl' Philip with N 5. have taken up residence ' r' -"d Mr" Emlle Bumrdt

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WEDNESDAY AUG. I4th Supper served from 4:30 on

, pressure to triggu all the second

together. '.

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life is prviI)' you'd like to get out and see the world.

A MAN CAN GO PLACES

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The Guardian Page 7 Wed. August 14.

process of the eaaveatioaal atomic bomb, aa aapiaaiaa whit! provides tremendous beat and

stage, the fusion of heavy hydro gen, with even uaatac ssaloaiva power. Aa outer shell of natural uranium can be used in MN AN bomb together and to add to the explosive punch. And the third stage comes when this uraniu- is split by a second flaaioa pro- cesa.

Fission releases radioactive materials known as fallout: Pu- slun does not.

The "ideal" hydrogen bomb ; would be one is which the trlggar I stage. or first fission procesl. is V held In a minimum and the sec- und tissiun. or third stage. is eliminated. This would involve using some tnaterial other than i natural uranium to hold the bomb t

EARLY rolutaa - I Duiiieslication of the DI! Mill at a very remote period in China.

limited and

...........

full pay while you're

in radiography - elec-

. .........i................. .......a.

. . Mr. John Cormier li7 year old 'lIlM .( II I III ,Mfl. - . gimme ';';.u;:'"."" S "'0 Tr resident of Adamsville is visiting

relatives in Philip and St. Hu- Mr. and Mrs. .lack llaritnesa ban, and two ttnughters stationed at Mr. ""1 M", vg,.(.,m Mum, (lhatham. YB. recently spent Ilgnfl family of Montague visited few days with Mr. and Mrs. Hnw- Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gallant, Eg- ard Barlow and Mr. and Mrs. mont Bay.

John Harkntw: Sr.. and have re- Mr. and Mrs. Abel DesRoches. turned to their home. Medford. Mill, are holidaying. hll'( .ilphit- Gallant and l'3un- at home of Mr. and Mrs. l-'idele

If'l' of flit-poo. N R. recently vls- llrkiiorheil. H94 .-piniw” he", i Mr. anti Mrs. Edtnontl Arsen- ur. Md Mm wmmm Ar"... still and son Roger of Toronto

auli. had as recent visitors their IN V'0lli0IIlnl With Mr. Ind niece Miss Edna Poirier In R.l Mil 39" C0""l"- CA F. ttistoned at British Col-l M"- "Kl MW A'"0l"9 "PP

illocheti. Gardner. Mass.. are via- Amek, iting Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Des- ichea. Mr. and Mrs. ('lifford Pnissic.

Vr. and ilrs-. Aiihin :itill. Sf. fiiilicri. was visited by

. '. . . . N ' . ll . .3 . Q,” "Eli, WV” ";,.':h1i:nG:r:l"l: thew Hampshire, were guests of GR'"lm,r' MM; vim PM Ar: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Aticoln.

swan". mmdp Mandi Mr. nndlTlli.l was Mr. Caissle-'s first visit ilrs. Josie Huiizcr. Mr. and Mrs. l M H" .L"d"'d I" T6 -"T" .l.'IPI( Bitlgcr. Qucbcr. Mr' .Lr."'k A"'n.""" M Rh"d' Mrs. Antoine Arsenniilt. son. l' V”'""E "I'M" 1'' sli Francis. daughter Marie. are xpcnflifiil a few days with rela- tives in Miscouche.

Philip and St. Hubert.

Mrs. Henry Landry, Miss Louis

Mrs. Ursule Gallant. ('Jiar- ::rrn-Ti: Ff Ioitciown is visiting Mr. and Mra.i ml sunhiy Gwdu nd ,'-ml, A"l"" '"""""" """l M" "Id ly. Bloomfield. were visitors in Mrs. Anthony Gallant.

i B . M" ""1 Mr-V HY" MAM” l"dlETl'iI:amYvt.1i'ine tiormier. student If "(Till KIWI” Ml" MPd"h nurse at Hotel Dieii Hospital. lfinf WMRE. CIIPISOI. Mill-I IF Mnncton. N. B. is vacationing M Mt Mid MI'l- Fred Wedlmiwith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chelsea. Mass. lGlorice Cnrrnier. St. Philip. Annual meeting of St. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. lrene Ariienault Mil" SMIPLV was held at the, are visiting in Montreal and Val- home of Mrs. Ralph Arsenaulbilayfield. P,Q.

Thirteen members answered roll Mr. Ernest Campbell. louth-

FANADIAN Guides are the in the cooking. done over open Iw ones at the camp and. as camp firieii. Over a ton of chars ll'i'lI. Janet Hamiltnir. Weyburn. coal is used each day to cook Shsk. takes a personal interest the Guides' food.

Ope;ating Loss Of Airports

Wi'I E3 f.".et By Treasury

By JOHN LeBl.AM” individual airport anntIAll.V II-

E Fanaditla Press Staff Writer stead of PiI.VilIt1 I I131 31"" "'99 OTTAWA tCPt-Federai subsi- figures will cover out- of -pocket. tiles on the operation of municip- losses on operation only, and not;

Ill?-owned airports are gradually include dePfF('ll”""' "'5 W” IR Colin Mt-Dearmid. Mathew"? 3034 -

iercst costs.

hr rig pi and b .is. . 0" F "N N Small incentive bonus is being

transport department officials . said Monday? provided for improvement in an - rite t-it-ii-to will reduce the airport A vroht--M-'08! "W'- ' moiinlv paid in relatively-profit-i The Mill" ll WI W "N" '" mi able airports and increase IJIEIBZPOI1 RICH?! I 1”?" PW” W"'

for those my ,1 g 1.4 tioa II niation in its sin. The over .':n".ont:iimton mg? The switch in uuaary Pl!- ihetreuaryingnpnetgatonno. oiantsisbelasniadalareaehale tinted. hm1aaIIafl'IdIIlHNH!tCO- Thenuqgn. tn ptqgrs-!tI'auwIIltheu'anIl'IdlPIl'F tion faring. ugnnyoni-,n.'atentuplrss. slsatofihaeoo places a flat payment of five tracts l'II in three or five years. rent: per nan. ygm gf "van Officials laid the dill! VII ma on the at . decided on because some of they I-iclda affect ilarstr stream hm mm! 'P Vancouver. Edmntiol. CHI! lhm 3 E" "' P "TM ”'m" Medicine list. Au. .ia rut-an years as air traffic ii- bt-ri. sass, lunsotaaiuwueonlderil uaii.. sndbm, 0iit.. an-talus Is ssbaidiss them as mi saint Jstn. .v.a.. .the salts Ida In the small ones xrimi-iied air aervi 0 bias gnu-r I

SPRING PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 209 LIST OF DEFAULTING RATE PAYERS, FOR ASSESSMENT ON REAL PROPERTY

Name of Residence Amt. iaxea iiescriililim gA3.Qg5ed so far as Itnnwn ii.iliue"t:n real of lands i i.-mi. Arsenault. Willow stm-i ................. .. anon House anti lot I John Auffrcy, Allen Street . . . . . . . . .. 16.50 House and lot ll; gong, Elm Ave. . . mm '4 acre and bltigs. yueryiy. s, Bulman. Kirkwood Drive W. . (.100 House. lot and garage Ambrose Coady. Maine!!!" ""5 v -- ftitso House, lot and garage smiley Doiron. Malpequc Road . . . . .. tam .1 acres and bltlga. R. H. Duvar. North River Road . 156.!!! 5 acres and bidnx. Arthur Garneater. Kirltwood Drive . satin House and int 5.;-gm Gaudei, Kirkwood Drive 72M 1 lots. house and store .I. F. Gaitdet, Eden Street .. 47 50 Mill and lot Francis Gauthier. Kirkwood Drive .4. at so House. lot and .nIiNI ” Henry Gauthier. I02 King stmi 7m in Everett lrvlnq. CAA Gmundn ilflt House and Inf iJohn Jenkins. Allen Street soon 1 houses and lots Vernon Lafferty. Eden Street . at so House and int nos I-loiino' and lot Aeneas Mcklnnon. Malpeque Road .. I700 House and lot Roy Maclgan Malpeque Road .... .. 4500 House. ioi, rt-bins and garage Gordon Maclaean. CAA Grounds 1350 House and lot James Merleiii. Klritwood Drive .............. gin Home and lot Joseph Matthews, CAA Grm nda . . .. IO Miscellaneous .1. Ii-ainard Murphy, 1015 Che ter Si... Allistnn, Mass anon I-imtae and lot Mn. Annie Purcell. CAA Grounds . HO Cottage and lot i Mrs. R. C. need. It New Hill Rd lonnnut , Oanfrmlfaiis... . 45 III! A Smith. Elm 'Ave. . CLO Boone and Int ZIO, CAA Ground! .. ELI llwaae Iii III (35; saunter st . . . . . . .. MI Nona and int Ernest anti. lp. mean st sin Hesse. is! and garage Anthony Therilnlt. Malpe-one Rd. . . . . .. in! Renae. H on about i twig Vail. st. . . ass 2 lots, house and garngi l in-ry Vain Young st. . .. .. 8.! Hanna. leis. med "1 Ward. Summer street sa.-in noon and lot Weary Weeks. Pond Street tin Home and lot 1.. E. wefiner. Spring Para Rosti Ill Ilene. lot and garage George whttioeit. summer ........ .. .. II lease. lot and shed

Noun: is hereby given that purlu ant to The School Act, I will on the 24th

day of Sept. A.D.. 1957 at the hour of eie ven o'clock in the

forenoon or as soon

thereafter as I can be heard, make application to the Judge of the Ctninty Coin-'

for Queens County, in the Court Home at each and all the lands above ttonedandtbenunpaidtogetberwith the contact

for judgment against amounts above men- appiication and will proceed

&I'I&forthI

tmonaiidiiudgmaritasbyiawdireeted. imlacataetotiiemntraryiiesiiownoo

tbernaidngofsuch

application at the fine and place aforesaid.

Dated this 12th day of August A. D., 1157.

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