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‘ other countries te Aa advisory board, represes- , 7 | Their report was handed | atives of the producers’ Associ Calf Club Day , unions, government ‘‘is now \tributors, would be established Results Given ‘ . that the development of to maintain liaison among the dF Fil ( { eee Ge ney industry, corporation and $0%-| «. worth Wiltshire Jersey a signific. influence ernment. Calf and Garden Club held an tH im nl US ry of Ts eee ¢ ortit. Lamontagne said the sev; | achievement day recently at the| SECOND SECTION abroad,” he said. special restrictions on foreign Bruce MacDonald : : 1, Roger Docherty TORONTO (CP)—The federal | The government has an-| The new corporation Sn toute “tnt ‘an ott inc tee Geer ant Sen nee cer ae | ae ooh, Sonne ‘ government intends to establish nounced a feasibility study on |empowered to make agreements that Canadian films will bP |dance. \Clark, 2. Roger Docherty, 3. ne ee 4 a Crown corporation with initial |formation of such a corporation pie petnem treated fairly — both at Me) siert Boswell of Marshfield | Bordon Tremere. Cask. capital of $10,000,000 to assist |earlier in the year In 1964 an | make loans investment» jinitial stage of financing and at |. 1804 ine jersey calves while| Yearii : Year's work: 1. Bordon Tre Gk Gui saiate tn te lao in- |“‘without, however, becoming a |the final stage of distribution mikre eo Velaie Clare "g.|mere, 2. Jean MacPhee, 3. By- dustry, Stale Secretary Lamon- |vestigated the film meeaey'e | WES) Hove. cy Canadien and foreign die |tbe sarden Ggleg, wes _Judeed eat. Pe Meee i etd 2 eathoon of tho Co- oe oaalien ond oe come |" ” financial awards to | The National Film Board was| who also presented the ribbons. Two year old Helfers: 1. Val Garden Club, best garden: 1. sc te mere, (gt = (ng ae |" ‘egy rset Ghee Boa tam, & arm tn tho fim industry in the produc- | ‘Then two outside consuliants |juries.” It would provide possibility of establishing «| 994 for the best Garden| ger Docherty. om. &. waren: i i ; Years work: 1. Thelma tion of “feature films of com:|and two goverument advisers |the creative, technical training centre for young film|were added to the prizes with . Valerie mercial value and good ‘qual-|were asked to study the indus- sides of makers from Canada and|the winners being Valerie Clark|Ciark, 2. Roger , +8, | ter, 2. Rhonda Kitson, 3. Debbie try and what was being done abroad.” and Rhonda Kitson respectively. ' Jean MacPhee Tremere.

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Sept. 3, 1964 Gagnon also is charged with having actually set fire to the

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Guilty Plea Entered In Que. Arson Case

thy after an investigation or- dered by Quebec Justice Min- ister Claude Wagner into fires believed to have been of a crim- inal nature.

Sessions Judge Achille Pettt- grew who presided at the Wed- nesday hearing fixed Nov. 26 as the date for sentencing of Gagnon.

Other charges against him al- lege that between Sept. 1 and March 1, 1962, he conspired with Louis Sicotte, Fernand Qui- rion and other persons to set fire to a hotel which belonged to Sicotte, Quiron and Paul Le- | tourneau.

The ‘hotel ;was located at Pointe-aux-Chenes, ‘near Mont- real. The alleged arson is dated February, 1962.

Another of the charges said Gagnon, between July 1 and Dec. 1, 1961. conspired with Boulet to set fire to a in sass ae teen,

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