EXCITED and jubilant at the birth of a new brother, William Preston, wito checked into the Kings County Hospital at Monta-

NORMAL BIRTH CONTINUES TO AMAZE

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largely attended. The services were conducted by Rev. Foster . Pall bearers were: Ben. Cousins, James Cousins, Erland Cousins, Lorne Cousins, Ivan Kennedy and Allan Hickox. In- ternient in the Bradalbane ceme-

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gue last Friday at a phenomen- al 16 pounds, four ounces, the other members of the

family are shown bove, from left

the | children whose ages are from 14 to 2 years, attend school. The three youngest are at home, The | oldest child, Shirley, is acting as' homemaker in the absence of.

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experience, during which he de- |

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| the normal birth of a child weigh-

te right, James P. Shephérd, the holding Rose as Joseph,

babies, said that * was a natural birth of the biggest baby in his entire medical career.

The rarity of a normal birth for an infant of so great a weight is | comparable to the birth of Siam-

twins, and is almost unheard ‘olden ths,

Elizabeth Wiley, leading ician and gynaecologist at "s Women’s College, says

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sources are beginning to arrive for both mother and son.

“The root cause of all our diffi-| culty is grounded in the fact that! we have forgotten God and left

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Rev. D. K. MacLeod, Sussex, who led in prayer. Both men entered the ministry in Stellerton during | Dr. Young’s pastorate there.

, former girl's work secretary ib te cotta or tae Allison | of the M.R.E.C., and has just completed two yearsin the Uni-|

ronto. Miss Manning, a native of Bathurst, is a graduate of Teach-| er’s College, Fredericton, and the United Church Training School. | Taking part in the designation | service were Rev. Carter Windsor | father of one of the deaconesses, | and Rev. Willard Picketts, who presented the candidates. Mr. | Picketts, assistant secretaryof. Conference. is a native of Wilmot | Valley, P.E.I.

Following this, a service for | “the sending forth of missionar- |

GOVERNING BODY WINS

BRAZZAVILLE, Congo Repub- lie (Reuters) — The governing Democratic Union for the De- fence of African Interest won a decisive victory in Sunday's elec-| tions for a new legislative assem- bly of this African state of the Frengh community.

Former Island Minister Is + Final Conference Speaker

Seoaited their appointments to/|

ted Church Training School, To. |.

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home and overseas mission fields. \Miss Erna Leach, R.N. was commissioned to service in Angolo with the Women’s Mis- sionary Society. Miss Leach is graduate of Saint John Gen- eral Hospital, holds a Certificate Nursing from the University , and has just com-

with the W.M.S. in Hong Kong. | Miss Helene Manning was sent | jae maa Ethelbert, Manitoba.

The service was well attend-|

of the Maritime provinces. oa cial mysic consisted of three an- thems and a solo by the choir | of Central United Church. Monc- | ton, under the direction of E.W., Freeborn.

sCOTS CASTLE

Bothwell Castle on the Clyde near Glasgow is déscribed as

perhaps the finest 13th - eentary

Merie, Jimmy, George and Ste-|

la. They'll all be glad when Mom gets home too.

Law Society Holds Annual

Gilbert A. Gaudet, Q.C. was elected president of the Law So- ciety of Prince Edward Island yesterday. He succeeds RS. Hinton, Q.C. of Summerside who presided at the annual meeting which was held in the Law —s Building in © Charlotte-

ma ial P. Nicholson was ap- pointed chairman of a commit- tee to revise the aol Protes- sion Act and the rules and re- gulations of the Law Society. M. A. Farmer, Q.C. was re-appoint- ed to the Board of Examiners for a three-year) period.

It was announced that the president of the Canadian Bar Association will pay a visit to the Island on July 4. A dinner is to be held in his honour.

Other officers elected were: vice-president, John P. Nichol- son; secretary-treasurer, J. El- jmer Blanchard (re-elected).

Other members of the council elected were: Alexander B. |Campbell, Ian MacLeod, Char- |lottetown; A. J. Haslam, Char- | lottetown and Melvin J. Me-

Macintyre, who with 36 years of | Messages and gifts from many’ yyaid. Souris.

LAWYER MADE DIRECTOR MONTREAL (CP) — Albert Beatty Rosevear, who retires June 3% as general solicitor of the Canadian National Railways, has been appointed director of the institute of air and space law at McGill University, was announced Tuesday. The institute

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production of several dramatic plays.

A very entertaining program in the form of public speaking was

on the following topics: “The Abolishing of Capital Puni- shment,”” Katherine Poole, Grade 12; “A Biography of Thomas Edi- son,”” Julia Ramsay, Grade 9; “A History of the Community of New London,”’ Marilyn Paynter, Grade 10; “Farming for a Vocation,” George Doughart,, Grade 11: “A Story of Democracy’, Elaize Tanton, Grade 9; “An Interest. |ing Biography”, Beth MacFar- | lane, Grade 11.

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