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¢ By JOSEPH MacSWEEN Gecrron. England (CP) — mada acquired a tiny corner of the lovely devon countryside this week to mark in perpetuity the memory of James Graves Simcoe, often termed the Father of Ontario, ete Premier John Robarts of On-

rovince the ownership of Wol- fd. Chapel, built by Simcoe in

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Canada Acquires Tiny Corner Of Lovely Devon Countryside

1800 in this beauty spot 17 miles from Exeter.

The. ceremony was conducted under the - chairmanship, of J. S. P;: Armstrong, Ontario agent-general in London, before some 175 guests from Canada and Britain crowding the grey stone chapel and an. adjoining

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Simcoe, fitst lieuténant-gov- ernor of Upper Canada, now On- tario, and founder of Toronto, lies buried’ af*thé chapel along with his wife and several of their children.

“In accepting . this deed to Wolford Chapel, we’ in “Ontario are honoring the m.an who was, in a very large sense, the father and architect of the province as we know it today,”’ said Ro- Darts. :

BOUGHT FOR $900

_ The document was presented

jby. Sir Geoffrey Harmsworth,

British publisher whose father purchased the then - neglected chapel for 7300 ($900). f years ago. ;

From now on the property is

.|“forever a piece of .Canada,”

said ‘Harmsworth. With some 20 descendants of Simcoe present, Brig. A. G.

Cole, great grandson of the statesman - soldier, was. last speaker in the ceremony. _

The chapel deed was ehtrusted to Norman W. Long, represent-. ing the board_of trustees set up by the Simcoe Memorial Foun- dation; established by the On- as, Ahh rea to care for the building in perpetuity.

Long. also received a6 a gift a right-of-way ‘access deed from A.G. Le Marchant, gentleman- farmer whose..property sur- rounds-the. chapel. Le Marchant. proudly recalled, incidentally, that one of his ancestors of the same name had served as liew- tenant - governor of Newfound- land and Nova Scotia after Sim-. coe filled that position in Upper Canada in 1791-1796. 4

Says Pearson. Must Decide Leadership

VICTORIA (CP)—Walte: Gor- don, former Liberal finance minister, said here it is up to Prime Minister Pearson to

leader of the Liberal party. He said in an interview he

October will give Mr. Pearson

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feels the Liberal convention in-{*

overwhelming endorsation” and “make it clear they would like him to. go on as long as he felt like it.” 1S ee

Reports from Vancouver quofed Mr. Gordon as telling

night: he does not expect Mr. Pearson to be prime minister in a year or 18 months. The same

Marchand could be the new leader. —

Mr: Gordon said the: reports tame from a conversation he had with a group of, Liberal stu- dents at University of British Columbia, ; Asked by students ‘how long Mr. Pearson would remain leader, Mr. Gordon said he told them: “It is up to Mr. Pearson. Maybe a, year, 18 months or longer.” ae : Mr. Gordon said he is not sup- porting Mr. Marchand. as & leadership candidate ‘‘because I have not made up my mind,” but he mentioned his name as one of several people goming up

university students Monday

reports quoted Mr. Gordon as saying Immigration Minister

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, Oct. 1, 1966, 11

in the Party. He said Mr. Mar- chand is an attractive, cheerful, warm’ and likeable man.’’ ‘Mr. Gordon said he is not a candidate for the leadership.

Landmark At Yarmouth Goes

YARMOUTH, N.S. (OP) — The Grand. Hotel, a- landmark here for’ more than 70 years, closed. its doors Thursday in pre- paration for its demolition.

The hotel's board of directors announced recently, that’ a large modern two-storey motel will be puilt on the site.

The 100-room hotel was erect- ed in 1893 and for a number of years was the largest hotel in Eastern Canada.

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