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Montreal, Oct. ll - Anni-tie'ntatn Allard. Cecile Dionne, ano-f provincial of the fathers of the Dionne. one of the tour surxtv- Liter ol the qutnts. can be seenilloly Cross. celebrated the wed- lng Dionne quintuplets, ts shtmn over Allard: right shouldenlding ceremony. IOP Wirephotol.

being wed in Montreal to Ger-tRev. Germain-Marie Lalande.

i to Island people and a pleasure

MOSLEMS END BOYCOTT

PARIS iR9”""'5) - The G9” cause ol its "colonial spirit." eral Union of Moslcm Altzerianl Students has called off a boycott ol untvt-t'sities. ordered in May

last year to show support for Al-

TOSCANINI MOVIE HIT MILAN, It a l y IReutersl- of Toscaninl's lile.

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Island scenes." She pointed out the advantage at havvitu paint- ings hung in Civic Centre all summer as a source ol imereat

to tourists.

Trimle was paid Miss Haul Hunter as hostess duritu the shown: at the Exhibition and in Mrs. George DaBloia who has so consistently contributed so much to the Art Society in ac many

gorian insurgents. The llnlversltyifountess W ally Castelbargo. of Algiers is still under ban he-ydauuttcr ol the late Arturo Toa- caninl, said Wednesday the can for, mg public .1 mg Exhllitlonj dut-tor's lamlly would definitels Mu, Davie; reiterated the (act oppose an Italian tnotion picture .that, apart from the annual fees. company's plan to make a iilmtthe contribution box la the only

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ways. In reply to the protest against having a contriaution box

source of income. from which must be paid charges for tra- vellim exhbitlona ol paintitus. She added. "We learn nothtu by helm insular. We must brlu in the work of other people." Regret was extpnaaed in the loss to the Chi) ol members who have moved to other parts at Canada. Dorothy Malone to On- tario, Rev. Wm. Doucetta to On- tario and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wright to Nova Scotia. the Art

Club shall miss Mr. and Mrs. and

Wright particularly. as old time monbers who have done mud: tor the benefit at the Art Socie

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Miss Havel Hunter axle I hearitu a radio interview tun Mont-ton where Mr. DeGart.he. ol the Nova Scotia Muaeun (1 Fine Arts. told at showing paint- ingslnBertnuda--oneofvtdtidl. a winter acenc. created an midi axci the child:-an taested that Mr. DeGarthe be invited to ad- drtaa the P.E.l. Art society at

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letter received Irom t h a Canad- ian Soclety for Education at Art. requaotiw that she serve on a cmrnrlttee to a t ' what co- operation, in this community

to leaebllity, time and qaonaor. Mrs. Danton. requested by the maniac:-a to show pictures taken during her travveliltu last amt- mer, presented her slides with such vivid description and mor- ry anactode an to min the au- ience feel lifted on a male cu- pet and carried to lands, stratus HE. Rdrcshmenls were served by hostesa Mrs. Philip Barlow, II-

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Urge Retarded Children Bo' Helped To Learn

The monthly meeting at the Prince Edward Island Associa- tion for Retarded Children was held on Monday evening October 14 at I pm.

The meeting was opened with prayer asking for God's guid- ance and help in our etlorts to brighten the lives of the mental- ly retarded.

Leo Berrigaa president to viewed the meetings which took place in Summerside on Septem- ber 15th and October 9th andiex- pressed patillcation with he an- thusiastic response of the Sum- meraide group. Mr. Berrigaa stated that he Ielt confldent that the stmport of this newly lormed association would be of great value in promoting improved conditions for the mentally retarded on Plince Edward In- Land.

The meeting noted with great satisfaction the activities of the West Prince Ass i ” ol which Lloyd Matthews is president.

Mrs. Wendell Cudniore. Mrs. Gordon Humph q and Mrs. Trevor Waye were appointed to act on the Ways and Means corn- mittee.

Mrs. Allen Johnston was ap- pointed to the Helping Hand committe. After various busi- ness matters were dealt with a collee break was held. TEACHE5 BLIND

Garry Rea-Airth introduced Mrs. John Mialck, Educational Therapist who teaches the blind retarded at the Halilax school for the Blind. Mrs. Mialck nacho particularly to the parents and asked them not to think only of their own problems but to con- stder the problems facing all handlca children. She went on to that teaching the blind retarded children in a ously involved tan, especially the teaching at Braille which la a very complicated process.

Efforts are hatng made to give the older boys vocational traIa-

British P. M. Says H-Bomb Still Deterrent

l!RlGH'lON. England (AP) - Prima Minister Macmillan says world peace atlll hinges on the West's I!-bomb deterrent despite startllngwlavalopnunta in Russia. Obviously he rslerred to the Sov- iet satellite and intercontinental ballistic 'uile.

"Nobody can deny that it has been the West's possession ol the bomb which has deterred and still deter: the soviet Union from open aggression." he told the

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"Ev n the most recent devel- oprnen , however startling. have not altered this strategic fact. It is our will to retaliate with nuc- lear strength which prevents them from daring to launch their enormoua Iorces against us" The prime minister said Brlt-

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