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BOLT STRUCK EARTH

Risdon Beazley Ltd., spent last mmmer gieaning riches from known in the world is the Chubb | und on George’s Bank off Yar- 500 feet across.

Co r ¢ argo. electronic “and fecovery equip-

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talvage vessel Droxford left lease supplies

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The Rt. Hon. John Diefenbaker and Mel

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to meet you —

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In MONTAGUE In GEORGETOWN

Edmonton ss" seont Library

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EDMONTON (CP)—The cen. Prestige building of aes tennial _libr: here, expected DCW civic centre, says

to open in "a after $4,000,000 | 9: Minsos, architect in charge. has been spent, promises to be | at It is being built with local ma-

terials, such as_ pre-cast — one of the most modern in| end mnarble wailing.

North America e Closed-circuit television mag- ‘row en ae prevemt side netic detectors and _ specially- oe and Lary t tee. ® rigged elevators will ‘‘sniff out’’ | ling Ore cover ous cuniet and trap potential book thieves. |

Conveyor belts and a device |

called en - “‘autowriter” | will HOLIDAY WAS ROMAN

ee Day, the holiday on . 26, is a survival of the old

poo se ae . for = ope: 8 ie | library easily. accessible to| SACRIFICED TO STAR wheel chairs, and there are; Romans sacrificed red-haired special hearing-aid sockets in puppies to Sirius, the dog star, © the lecture hall. which they believed was respon-

The whole” ‘production has sible for’ summer droughts.

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We have. That's why we've added a haetr booster this year. (Built in, not ) stowed awoy in the luggage compartment like the-old unit.)

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