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DECEMBER 21. 1953'

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"Widening Educational Horizonsi

A ciinisrpias sronii it was the night the dear Christ

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"3 her mug "me thou” by h" Royal Throne" reviews the evolu-

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thought within the British Com. inonwealth.

4. The Fellowship! shall be ten- able at the University oi London Institute of Education for one year. which shall be the academic year from October. 1954 to June,

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The difference between the

causeway length of 4.300 feet and

the width of the strait at point of construction. 3.600 feet. is ac- counted for by its being construct-

ed with a pi unced curve near each end to spread the water's presure.

Outstanding Engineering The first load of fill dumped in-

l-..irln fire. The wind was drifting the snow outside and howling down ine chimney, but it only made

tion of constitutional monarchy through the reigns of the Kings and Queens of Great Britain and

-1955. 5. A Fellow during

the -tenure

sou:-uscka'a lire burn more brightly. -(low glad 1 pm that I may stay indoors," said Ba.'.::;u.:-cka, holding

the past nine centuries. The booklet was designed to be

commonwealth during

the

of the Fellowship will be expected to devote his whole time to edu. cational studies of an advanced character which are relevant to

to the strait, in June 1952, be- came the cornerstone for one of the greatest 'engineering feats ever seen in the Moritimes, and what will be one of the WOMWI out- standing eausewiiys.

To construct the causeway. en-

i'..-r hand out to the bright blazc.

But suddenly she heard a loud .3... at her door. She opened it llld her candle shone on three old neifstanding outside in the snow. ;'n.,-u- beards were as white as the axunv. and so long that they reach- d the ground. Their eyes shone .-;lidly in the light of Babuusckas -luldle, and their arms were full 1! precious things-boxes of Jews ,

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the educational problems oi own country.

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md sweet-smelling oils and cm -

of travel in Great.Britaln or in

gineera are transplanting an esti- mated 9,000,000 tons of rock fill from the face of Porcupine moun- tain. a quarter-mile train the con- struction site, into an orderly line across the water.

Bulldozers took the first step when they smashed a construc- tion road from the highway to the base of Porcupine. where a base camp was set up. The camp

the: aid grants. One estimate is that the U. S. will give Spain as much as half a. billion dollars within the next few years. I

Negotiations with Spain were begun more than two years ago, When Harry Truman was in office. and were carried to a conclusion under Eisenhower. The Spanish Isreenierit thus has had the sup. port If both I Democratic and ii Republican government, and for a single reason: United States mil. "-I-Yll planners say that the bases lll 5PIln are needed as a part of the us. system of defence agains: Oomiminist Russia. The argument; in favor of the bases are as fol- lows:

'1. US. bombers could easily fly from Spanish sirfields to bomb Russia and return. if Russia starts I war. The distance from Bay. celons to Moscow, for example. is Only about 1900 miles. Tile 1.1.8 has bases inFrance and elsewhere. it is true. but it will need all that are available in war time. Air- ports in Spain will increase its total striking strength.

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might help to keep Russia from starting I dlsutrom war. The agreement with Spain serves as a further warning to Russia that U. S. strengeth in the world is grow- ing. and that it would be fool-

meeting is to be answered with "something to look forward to".

assisted by Mrs. Ralph Younker. Mrs. I-libbu-t Tremere and Miss Alice Edwards.

DIFFERENT MEANING

Ancient conllderea the mistletoe a magic inedlcine; carrying it with them for health and luck.

Lunch was served by the hostess, Europeans

hardy to attack it. (To Be Continued)

HAMPSHIRE W. I.

The regular meeting of the Ilanipshire Womenfs Institute was held at the home of Miss Lyla Watts on Dec. 3.

Roll call was responded to with a Christmas present for "My sec. ret Pal". Nine members paid their dues and three new members were welcomed to the Institute, making a total enrollment of 30 members for the new year. Several visitors were present. at our meeting, also.

It was decided to dive the office of secretary treasurer for the coming year. Mrs. John Edwards was appointed secretary and Miss Alice Edwards, treasurer.

A report on purchasing a atovel

volrii iisvsli Harm inou scam

P. O. Box 6124, Montreal, Quebec. Europe undertaken during the offices. bunlshouses. for the hall was given by Mrs.

'.l9I'll5. . . y . consists of 2 U 3 U , W nod Ia... . u. copies will be supplied in bulk to teilule of the Fellowship and in . . - . - - - Warships could use the Charles Lartar and Mrs. l-Iibbm Wkgvvt tltl.lae;es;id'E”and we s?0IEOm gm Eng" for dtgmbliltgorgulgcgrz pqlmgncle of educammal studies. p:s..atp(:&v)flr Epll1a!nt,DE;eirlige&uln3::s islaknlls: x;E;;:Er!for'reifueging and Tremere and Mrs. Richard Mac. Lell you of the Baby Prince born N5"'fh- eEc';"':x gl" Md 1600 F H mi"! N5 Dalila Ol tenure a which now combine to give the quyckly mm mg Nfezw 6” 5"”. Lea" were a”m””"ed W p"'ch3'” :hls night in Bethlehem. He comes N”: 9'1”) ecgf V3 M"t I we 1”” 3 "99 '9 3-lend Dllymem imprwsion of a Northland boom the Aummc be Se '1 t"a""" m meg I . , .0 mu, me warm Ind mun ,1, mm o r; ame . ., on ten. wlthee atny lectures or courses held mom ggglngt the backdrop 0, the submarine! The ugh or Russian Mia. challes Laiter and Mrs. H1 be loving and klndy we urn. Que ec. el it the Institute. and he may wood” mountain. get would "at i mar rie dan- John Edwards were appointed to mm gmsy ccme Wm, us. Bay”... vnweh uxpec o be made 3, member of . 5 km . 8' n a war. The write a letter oi thanks to Mr. ., 5 Senior common Room. -coyogen mumm pan polls would make it eas- Hilslon Tremere for a corner lot oi

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But. Babouscka looked at the ill-lung snow and then inside at her cozy room and crackling fire. ”IL is too late for me to go with mu. good airs," she said. "The

I . - t my sh . t in. , ' . , , . or cdcational administration. and . , lkllgiag ;:::1C;;mL thecdggs. and :h::ns0lI';an:"il1"5t;e Wsrrodr-dsfyeli who have given good evidence driven into the face of the moun- ly involved by invading armies, for see about getting chairs for thel i ' that they are likely (,0 may pans will l0l' R50!-ll 50 leek The 0Den- Ella is protected' by the Pyrenees hall. in was decided to clean the

lllc old men journeyed onto llrihlehem without her. But as ilabouscka. sat by her fire. rocking, she began to think about the little Christ Child. for she loved all I" blI'S. I

"Tn-marrow I will go to find Him." she said: ”to-morrow when it is light. and I will carry him some toys."

so when it was morning, Baboo- scka put on her long cloak, and took her staff, find filled B. basket with

The letter Y is a vowel when it is within a syllable or at the end oi a syllable or word. Y is a vowel in the words-mayor, city.

The letter 1? is a consonant only

yellow. and young.

Find Y in the words below. If it in used as a vowel write V after the word. If it is used as a con- sonant. write C after it.

coyote-- timid.ly-- year--- ynrds-- yourself-- muddy

W is a vowel in such words as --draw, threw, flower.

W is a consonant when it comes before a. vowel as in the words-- went. willing, wall.

Find W in the words below. It

ll. It will be expected that ap- plicants for a Fellowship will be men or women of exceptional Bblllty who have had not less than five years' experience in teaching

of more than ordinary importance in the educational system oi their own countries. A university degree is required as evidence oi having attained the required standard of general education.

9. Acceptance oi appointment to a. Fellowship will imply an Obllga. ltlon upon the Fellow to return to educational service in his own country within a reasonable period after the, conclusion oi his studies in the Institute.

The first leg of the task coni- pleted. rockmen began tunnelling for "coyote blasting" oi Porcupine mountain.

For a typical blast, R tunnel is

ing is drilled about three feet wide by four feet high. At the en.d of this en'.ry.cross tunnels are driven at right angles, for approximately 40 feet in each direction. parallel to the fase of the cliff.

A carefully calculated clialge oi C-I-L Ammonia Dynamite ispack- ed at each end oi each cross tun- nel and primed with is detonating fuse called "primacord".

Rock fill is then packed tightly into the tunnels. until the midway

ler for the US. to fight against it.

3. Spain would be a good sup. ply base. In ii war with Rusia. fighting probably would be mostly ln Germany. and possibly France. Spain probably wouldn't be direct.

lmountalns at the Freiicli frontier. ,The U. 8. could unload materials at Spanish ports in comparative safety, and then send them by land to France and elsewhere as needed. I

4. Spain's army mill increase U. B. defensive strength if it is equipped. The army now has 400,- 000 men. but it could be increased to two million in time oi crisis.

5. Bases in Spain could save the US, from defeat. if Russia knock-

land given us, on which to place our hall.

It was unanimously agreed that the hall will be named "Hamp- shire Community Hall." Mr, George Kitaon was appointed to

school on Dec. 28.

Mrs. Ralph Younker and Mr- Everett Clow were appointed to pack boxes for shut-ins and send cards at Christmas. Mrs. Clow was also asked to get candy bars for the children's treat at the; school closing. ' 1

On motion it was decided to send :2 to the T.B. League seal campaign. I

Mu-s. Redvers Stewart slid Mrs Heath Larter were asked to make

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Ironing is a simple, pleasant pastime with the Thor Glsdiron. No tired feet! No aching back! You sit in comfort at your Gladiron and simply guide the clothes through. The single knee-lever controls all ironing and pressing operations. l(S exclusive sleeve- sizc roll irons everything from shins to sheets. in fact, each and every item in the family wash. The Thor Gladiron folds and rolls away. Siogcz mm

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the pretty things a baby would R. d .1 n V I, , . , l.ke-gold ball and wooden toys m, smuesewogi anvoltlemwlfssi 3533 10. The recommendauom of the point oi each is leached. Herc. ed out U. S. installations elsc- cuddly toys for the orphanage. " do,e,sPace13AfLsqua..e rind strings of things-she act out wmomm mm C Mm, me Committee 0f selection for Can; more cases of dynamite are paok- where in Europe and routed us A successful "Pa1'ce.l Post Sale in find the Christ Child. But oh. .,.,,;', ' min are subject to the approval of ed and connected to ll: mm? and Allied land forces in a. sneak was held and the sum of 319.2: FIRESTONE Rabouscka hld forgotten to Mk woye alowwpy weary me Nymonal Conference of cm” cord trunk lines who run o attack. Ill; could fall back behind was realized. ”TT dian Universities. and of the In- the P0-”lal the nrowctlnc Pyrenees into Spain, Mrs. Charles Larter invited the

in ii5k the three travellers the road in Bethleht-m.,and they had tra-

know- walked-- Willizim--

tltute of Education. University of

At the portal. electric blasting

regroup its forces, and then carry

glroup for the next meeting and

Bryenton & MacKay Co.

use some 60 cases oi dynamite each weigliing 50 pounds. A larger blast may run to 400 cases.

After the blast, giant electric shovels scoop out six-cubic-yard loads oi the shattered rock into

the list given. Copy the right syn- onym on the lines.

thoughtfully - dully - kilidly - talked - machinery - rememb-

ship-paid directly to the Fellow by the Canadian Ed- ucation Association, 206 Hu- ron St, Toronto, Ont.

wned so ml. through me mgm synonyms ondon. caps are fixed to fire the blast on the war. The U.S. does not the lunch committee appointed

that she could not overtake them. 11. Funds on account of the Fei- F""'"ny' me em” wnml 15 mm" expect to M” m in than but m”' 3P6 Mm Richard M30L55ll- Mm .

up and dawn me mm; ghg hurried, In each oi the sentences below lowghips will be mad, uauabie go mled right to its mouth to ensure ltary planners must take into John Clark. and Mrs. John Ed- 187 GT. GEORGE ST.

through woods and fields and You Will find I WON! in 13183 l-Ylilt the selected Fellows as follows: 'bmp5' cmmwmem 9' me ch”3e5- Ecwunl the P05SlblllYvY. wards. ' ' N .

lawns. saying to whomsoever she Chem synonyms for them irom (al The Garfield Weston Fellow- A will bill” 0' W5 WP? may 6- 36'-llns up bases in Spain The roll call for the January ' .

inrl: "I go to find the Christ Child. where does he llr? I Bring some pretty toys for his sake."

But no one could tell her the way

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ln so. and they all said. "Farther rlnoe - disputed - put of - gift (bl The Imperial Relations Trust rm Bsbouacka, farther on." so she - warm -- tools - sincere - atu- Fellowship-paid dlrecthl to travelled on. and on. and on for pidly - hinder. the Fellow by the Institute years and years-but she never Jane's grandmother gave her 1- of Education, London.' Eng. found the Christ Child. bracelet for a keepsake. land, They say that old Babousckn is 1. Jane's grandmother gave her A - - o

.-ull travelling, looking for 1-llm. when it comes Christmas eve. and the children are lylnc fast asleep.

Baboliscks comes softly through 2.

who snovwy fields and towns. wrap- pad in her long cloak and carrying her basket on her arm. With her

staff she rnps gently at the doors 3.

and goes inside and holds tier candle close to iihe little children's faces.

"is He here?" she asks. "Is the (:hi-ist Child here?" And then she turns aorrowfully aws y. ”Farthor on. Further on." But be- fore she leavas she takes a toy from her basket and lays it beside the pillow for a gift. "For His sake." she says softly and then

hurries on through the years. ior- 5.

over in search of the little Christ Child.

TIIE CHRISTMAS STORY lArrsnged for choral reading)

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I-ii-at Group: T-

And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the mid keeping watch over their flock by night.

And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them: and the glory of the Lord shone round about them: and they were sore afraid.

And the angel said unto them. 7-

Solo:

"Fear not. for behold. I bring you good tidings oi great Joy which shall be to all people.

For unto you is born this day in the city oi David. a Saviour. which is Christ. the Lord.

And this shall be I sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrap- ped in swaddling clothes. lying in R manger."

Second Group:

And suddenly there was with the angel a multiiude'of the heav- only host praising God and say- Ins.

Chorus:

"Glory be to God in the highest, and on earth pcacc, 800d M" '0' word men."

The Three Klan

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teachers 1054-55, in accordance accompanying regulations.

bracelet for a. .

Jane's grandmother gave her a

bracelet for a.

The late rains”liwillm-delay.--Vthc

harvest.

The late rains will-the harvest The late rains will-the harvest Paul looked stolidly out oi the

'C:inso Gets its Causeway

(Courtesy of C.I.L. Oval. Montreal. Can.)

Some historians tell you that Canada was united in 186'l;.those in Newfoundland set the date at 1949. But any enlightened Cape

window. Bretoner will let you know that Paul locked .. out of the Canada wiu not be truly united window. until the Canso Causeway is com- Paul looked .. out oi the pleted lgte in 1954,

window At present. the mainland of

Paul sold all his farm hnplem enta. before he left Canada. Paul sold all his farm before he left Canada.

Paul sold all his farm ............... .. before he left Canada. The boys argued about would sit next the window. The boys sit next the window

The boys ........ .. about who would

sit next the window

.The neighbours waited consid- entely until the family greet-

ings were over. The n ighbours until the family over. The

waited .

neighbours waited

until the family greetings. were

DVBI.

The village oi Trent was pre- paring a hearty welcome for its

returned men.

The village of Trent was pre- welcome for its

pa ring a. returned men.

The village oi Trent was pre- welcome for its

paring ii .. returned men. . .

It is announced that two Fel-

lowships for study at the Univer- sity of London institute of Edu- cation are available for Canadian educatlonista for the

and with

There are no forms oi applica-

tion. but applicants should submit detailed information regarding their academic and careers. with transcripts of their univa-sity standing. and. in addi-

who

about who would

greetings were

professional

Nova scotia lacks a connecting link with the MacDonalds. Mac- Neills and MitcAskiils of Cape Breton by the less-than-mile-wide Strait'oi Canso.

In addition to the Macs, Cape Breton contains Sydney's big steel mills; the richest coal fields of Eastern Canada: and recently dis- covered uranium ore.

But up to the present. the Macs, the coal and the steel have been able to leave the Island only by water. When ice blocks the nar- row strait. they must go by air.

When construction of the cause- way really got under way early in 1962. Nova Scotlans lost some of the color from their election cam- paigns and shook -their heads in disbelief.

Since the Victorian days when the giant M.acAskill trudged out of Cape Breton lifting record- sliattering weights. each campaign had been marked: by new promises of it bridge or tunnel linking the Island with the mainland. After the election, the politicians return- ed to the mainland (by ferry) and continued on to Ottawa-where the causeway. bridge. or tunnel was somehow forgotterf.

With the announcement that a causeway was to be built across the strait. many Nova scoiians rose to shout that it couldn't be done What of the coastal traffic using the strait for the run from Atlantic,ports to the St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes? How long could a causeway withstarfd the pounding of the spring ice floes which annually race through the

tion such recommendations and m-any Who knocks tonight so late? och" supporting documents as The weary porter said. hhgy may wish to submit to the Navigation Lock Three kings stood at the gait. commmee. '

Each with a crown on held-

The serving marl bowed down: The inn was full he knew

Said he, "In all this town. is no nt place for you."

A light. the manger lit:

There lay the mother meek.

Said they. "This place is fit; Here is the rest we seek."

They loosed their ialchet strings: so stood they all uneiiod. "Coin in. re kinks. ye klnu.

An kiss the feet of God". tnuuionce Housman)

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Applications should be ' forward-