The Guardian Friday, Nov. 12, 1954

Pgge '1 l SHAPELY LEG

;vi'orth ol valuables are left

MONTREAL (CP) - Some 35.000

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claimed every year in the Mont. real police lost-and-iounri bureau. Among items still awaiting claim-

ants. of nearly 2,000,000 articles has- died in the last 16 years, is - woman's shapely artificial leg.

.q-he many friends of Mr. C. H 55,1, Jenkins of Dundas, who underwent an operation on '1'hur.s-

November 4, at the P. 1:. I. g Hospital "(Veteran's Wing) are glad J .0 her he is making rapid recovery.

Mrs. Robert Acorn of Dundas. rpell! Friday and Saturday in For- ;.. H111, guest of her daughter and 5;n.in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gar- ieu.

Miss Ada MacDonald of U. 0. college, Charlottetown. spent the iieek-end at her home in Dundee.

Miss Jean Campbell. who is con- ialrscing alter a recent operation m sourls Hospital, spent several ,1”. in sotiria, guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. D. Prank

McDonald.

sincere sympathy goes out to urs Wallace Taylor and family of strsthcona on the death of her husband. Mr. Wallace Taylor. Mr. Taylor was an old and respected resident of Strathcona, where he spent most or his lite and the com- miinity has lost a good friend and i nne citizen.

Miss Mary E. Campbell, of Chas- ioiretown. who has undergone an iippendictomy at the Charlotte- Ioi-rinwn Hospital is now conval- iisciiig at her home in Dundee.

Prierldb and neighbours are glad s.-i welcome back to their midst, lira John A. McLeod qf Primrose. who iias a patient ior several weeks ,n the P. E. I. Hospital.

'.1i l)OllZlE5 Mathoson oi Dun- ri.i:. ii.-is a recent visitor to the A.'llllPl'5l. Fair, where he along with Mr. Edison Mutch, showed some heaiiiiiul prize winning Jersey rattle.

?.li- and Mrs. H. W. Ives of char- jiiiiniown, who spent the summer

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Arrives In Ottawa . ' - . ' Most Complicated One - Way Street

NEW YORK. (AP) -Broadway may soon have another distinction as the most complicated one-way street in town.

Molt main avenues in the mid- town sector have been made one way during the last year or so in efforts to ease congestion. But Broadway was left two-way because it cuts diagonally across the city Traffic, however. has become in- creasingly jammed at each spot where Broadway crosses an ave- inue.

As I. result clty engineers are considering a new master one-way plan, designed to take advantage of Broadway's rambling course. If it goes into effect, however, mo- torists will have to learn that for certain sections. Broadway will handle northbound traffic only, and

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The flock has grown steadily each year. except 1931. since the. provincial and federal govern-l ments protected it in 1908. Them;

there were only 3,000 of them.

No one knows when the geese first came to Cap Tourmente to feed on the sedge grass of the msrshes and rest for the last laps .. of their journey south or north. They have been mentioned in the R

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annals of early French explorers in 1,634 and were ruthlessly hunted until they were protected.

Hunting now is limited to a one- i month season ending Nov. 14 and the limit oi ilve birds a day is

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