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Montague, Souris, Kings Countyimeeting of the Montague Re-

GEORGETOWN .lnsepll Henry Daniel Phillip liltibv .icci Steele of Souris \icst. rscapcd from Kings (‘ounty _iaii Georgetown last evcniu: about 6.15 and voluntarily l‘f’llll'iitfl to custody between a and 913.

Stecic escaped through a window In the courthouse hasti- ent w h e r 9 he went ai'tcr

ksndiing for the jail stove.

.v The jailer on duty was >181- 'lollod at the head of the stairs

.aiit‘l Steele was only in

basement a matter of minutes

annual in em Attitudes to Marriage."

Two of the couples attentiqu

_. ......;::'.‘ - ‘ THE SIXTH M‘- ri'age preparation course got

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_ 4 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues.. Jan. 15. 1963.E

Prisoner Escapes Jail; Returns Voluntarily

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base. and

Stacie re-cutercd the mm of the court house was heard moving about by the jaier, John Hansen who apprehended him. He had trav»

etird some distance on the main .w

luciiway outside Gcongctown and on deciding to return 9 itatled a car and asked for a hit to Georgetown. then re-- rhtercd the jail by the same route by which he had escaped. .

Steele was awaiting sentence‘ on a break and entry charge. to which he had pleaded guilty in magistrate‘s court in Souris.. Jan. 9. He was to be sentenced tomorrow.

\i'hllr a prisoner the ix‘ini‘st‘ounty jail last summer. Stccie escaped and was at large for several hours

underway last iii2.it at St. the course are seen d‘scussv I I iwhm the j‘a‘um‘ investiganm Dunstan's Basilica with a re iiig scmc of the subject mat- ‘ ._ . . . . . . . . and found him missing.

cord first night crowd in at- ter with Father Hammtll. Left t A search by RC“? mom_ tend'ance Rev. Preston Ham- to right are: Audrey Dotron. 110‘“ of the ‘1.Onla;lw Char. mill of St Dunstan's Basilica .‘ . h Rustico; licodore \i‘ic. Hnlzémwn and‘ Sam‘s 'det'ach_ staff outlined to members an gers. I-lnnter River. Father \ \ l‘mn'nR m “.0” a: mo Gem...” lntroducmn lo the course. and Hamil. Carol MacDonald. ‘y ‘ : :g ‘ . . r

v . . a tour policeman was immediate- Guest speaker was Rev. \ial- Ciazlcrtetoitn. and Bill Niac- I, made or m “wounding ter Reid. who spoloe on “Mod- Niall, Sarnia. Ont. 5 9 ~

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By .IF. AN MaciSAAC

: i s for new homes range from Guardian-Patriot

Staff Writer $138,000 last year to 51.354284 m i_ Thc value of building permits: iiitii. Larccst permit for one sin- ‘lSSilf‘fl bv the (by of (‘liarlotte- :lc dwelling last year was $37.- ,town during 1982. at 32.718.470. 1100. at "101'? than two million dol- One apartment permit for $25.-i Rev. Walter Pic-id was :itestlfor )‘oun: peopl“ l“ PrepaI‘P in" iars short of the fi:iire for the non was issucd last vcar. None Elam mnlnriS's {Mod Malls. speaker at the opening meeting, great i‘GSDOHSihllllle-S “1 m3“ boom construction year of 1.001. was issued in liltil. Four permits ital? A. J- "8518!“ 1“ Cli)’ Will?“ of the sub annua! marriage. rage. and pointed. out lhf’ all but was “(‘11 above the figure for dupch residences were cuirt vesterdav cu (harms Preparation course held last vantages of following a ("WWW for trititi. 7 ‘issucd cat-h vcar. btit last year's ‘ -- ‘ l . h . u ' r m: n-Ehi at 51 Dimslim's Basilica. . Such as the. one they were be- Last year. there were 105 buii-. total value of $00,000 excccdcd‘nf falling to “Up {n.l hm” Elm“ Father Reid spoke the.l 3mm“:~ . din permits issued, valued atithat of 1061 by $23,000. In cam case“ a {me of s” and first lesson dealt with in e, “Pmbm‘s "9"“ “WM 3“ mlm‘ 9.718.170. in 1961. the record Htghcsl value for a permit is-lms's or two days was imposed course. “Modern Attitudes to. m “"9 ("WV-‘9 h-" R“. year. thcrc were 175 permits is- sited last vcar was $800000 for; The large numhm‘pf MOD “an Marriage " He stressed the need l PPPSM" “mm” M 5" D‘m-‘tan 5 sucrl. valued at $3,130,785. in. St. Dunstaii‘s Basilica Recreation $05 was due mainly to Hm BilSllll'H 5m” H 1960. tlicrc \\r‘l’t‘ only 7? permits Centre. Second was $1163 000 in 1 New "Wit": “ H h‘“ 'lan' Ll- issuori and the value is listed at‘ the new West Kent School 1 iwlten sort-lat spcakei'sl Will lw‘SlJJilﬁtiO. titer of the larger permits \\ glad and Hilton. who will speak I I I . . lq-m-‘mm rm. (h 'v C ‘ d- t On mp SUM?“ M. ,Pssnn Mm f Itatgcy lCSpnllstblr-ifortliE‘I’lIl-i‘i“:"‘n ” 9 "N am? '3“ “Tho ideal Husband The Ideal mm” mm”: mm and 1%? If? n fut”. .v “WP... were permit: during the former“ Hi“ 1‘11." '5 Inﬂh'llg forward '0 yciir ior the construction of 1111" mm as “"3 b9“ ."Cal' 0V9" lm‘

Sixth Marriage Preparation Course Opens At Basilica

- of Kent and Wey< lmouth Streets over the week- lend

Wilfred Kelly, Fort \ugiistus, fined .23 and costs or in days for disorderly conduct. and

1 Next wee-k .s meeting “ill be _ . g . . . $20 and costs or 10 days for b"- the last Opportunity for “(‘“v 51-3 flf‘P-ll'lmf‘ﬁli (if ll’nnspm‘l ",mlmml'm' 1‘ y“""-‘ 5'3"“ hydng drunk and incapable. lie. members to regs!” (m. mp \v'lia'rf under the “ncw commer- ml." (‘ljﬂlllf‘i‘l‘ 30mm" Stowartiwas represented by Lester 0'- murg‘. t'lal dii‘ismn. and for 104 rcsi- Th" lmllf‘rﬁ “f C“n{9d9ratlnn Donnell on both Counts.

. new.“ Memorial Building and the new Two Charlottetown youths.

During June. 1961, alone, the‘ Pl‘m'ittcial building should put Barry Russel] Carr and rim-id

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iFailing To Stop At 'Siop’ Signs Results In Lengthy Docket

John MacDonald. charged with theft under $50. were remand- ' today. Carr. repre- Lcslcr O'Donnell. did not enter a plea. Mac-Donald. without counsel, pleaded guilty to the chat 9

The charge of drunk and dis- orderly against Joseph Edward was

cd until

withdrawn by his wife. Francis Mahar. Charlottetown.

charged with overnight parking

on city streets. plcadcd n ot

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.guiltv and was remanded until

tomorrow.

'i‘hrcc drunk and incapabEcs were ﬁtted $20 and costs or 10 days. and a fourth was given until 5 pm. yesterday to leave the province or serve a 20-day sentence.

my mum m ppmms for glngip 1963 figures well over previous

dwellings Adding to the gap "mm'nls-

were permits issued for the bull»

din: of the Sacred Heart Home s.

Glen William Honors Couple

I.\' S'SIDF‘. Senator Elsie inman ts V1511: lug friends in Summerside.

Driver Faces

**— Broad Legislative Program 1

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iSouris CU Holds arm and cars were checked. Education Meta"l 1

: Rev. John Cash

' Perry. and

Retarded Children’s Branch Reports Several Donations

MONTAGUE —— At the regular

tarded Children‘s Association whicit was held recently in the Elementary School. a r g c.

inumbcr of parents and otitcr7shoivcd samples of work done

interested persons were in at- tendance. Also present

were several }

:memhcrs of the Charlottetown‘ducted the business meeting

branch who received a warml

. V was held} in the conveniently equipped

SOUl'tlS ~ Members of Sour~

sis Credit. Union attended an ed-

ucational Cuna insurance Meetg ing held in St. Peters Hall last

eek. Lloyd Deagle was chairman.. and introduced the guest speak- er Dougald McDougall of Hal' fax. Gregory Kelly of Charlotte- town also spoke.

Attending from Souris were . . M‘ LaVie. Mrs. Sally Clinton. Mrs. Loretta George Mullally of

Souris Plans were made for a chap-

ter meeting to be held in Mor-

ell in February.

Fire Hoses End Protest

WINDSOR. \lt.. ‘.~\Pi Si convicts at W l n d s o r State Prison staged a protest by

spending 18 hours on a work- shop roof in near‘zcro tempera- tures. surrendering Mo n d a y after fire hoses were turned on! them. I

The prisoners were clad only. ' dungaree - type jacketsl and trousers. They ran throughi icy strcams. yelling and; waving pitchfrrks and shovels,‘ but surrendered quickly. 1

Warden Robert Smith said the fire hoses were used after Net men tried to set the roof on fire. The bla7e was quickly pttt nttt.

The men who were not iden- tified. climbed to the roof at 3:30 pm. Sunday. Smith said he . had not talked with the mml after the surrender and had no 1 idea why they staged the pro-

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They were placed in solitary confinement after a doctor e.\'-‘ amined them and Smith said} further disciplinary action wili‘

and two city school ' M VISITING CITY \IOVTAGUE m an. ofngzj‘r‘gft “‘51 "W9"? "’31:"? Expeclecl F Or PcQ. House m4 rs. A. Fraser. Montague. is i: ‘ L, ‘ ‘ ‘ , 'S “'35 "10"" 13.“ P New Charge Postal Dept- Ch‘g‘rlot‘tgzann an ' r' mrcn' taking tip residence in ihcit‘ dings. \ total of ~18 permits .. , . . QUEBEC ‘Cpl ‘7 A broad my issl'e neared 1h" b‘ming I ' m“- immc m Mummy my”. WW Mum rm. ancmﬁon of lhf‘ (‘risc 01' (_.\'I'il Ralph Mac- legislative program is ckpccted point gave the Liberals 631p U95 lOOpI‘IO e m HOSPITAL “we honored last “Wk who“ Sidmwos LN war {or a total Donald was adjourned to I ‘ be outlined today in the.scats, the Union Nationale 31.

Mrs. John Balium. hinnfagup. 100 friends surprised them by value of 521113.445 as nppngpd m.21 in.Quecns (.ounty magis- :Speech from the Throne open-.Thcrc is one independent: OTTAWA tCPi ._ The 05¢ 15 a patient in the Prince Ed- asscmbling at their home in fit issttcd'during. 1‘16] for the. “a”; mu“ yosmr('a“".a"°r mg the ﬁrst lemsmure 5955mm ’qadmg the gppnsmon 1“ 0m“ department has “mud. ward island Hospital. iii-s. Bal- (11011 William to wish t. h c m amount of $79075 ' (“WWW “1 the crown wttncss.undcr Quabcc‘s newly rc-clccted Dam“! {Olmsmlt 41-year-old Un- loophole which permitted United mm 9019?“ hospital VOStFFday. ‘mahb' happy years in their new Value for cinnmcrciai altera-‘x‘qligiaerari‘gald for i h' {ngemligovelnamenll sa e who‘iiiinll 11:33:21? weatfh'omlc'we" :States publiShers to Save oml

.: — “"10 in last year ran to $442 525 .- t ' m9” ".“mml rem“ e n e‘, E.” . l ~ .: ‘H c mg "5 re‘ cent a mum 0'? maFaz‘mS “d _“LRI‘. GUESTS Miss («am Camnbd] road a “.m Q1411." d ,. t ' \th impaired drtvmg. is nnwispent much of last week diaft- lations \hth Jcan Jacques BCH- newspapers mailed in Canada.

Janice and Joanne White of (“mph-1.06m“), add}. d” 1 “ l‘g“ "1"”: [961* Dllr‘;cltai‘gcd with care and controlling the speech. light-heartedly rand. the man he beat for the. previous regulations provided f"ft'iodwill Avenue. CharlotteimvnTWTv \Iacphnrw 955‘. _ard‘ "F moi] “art "15"?“ pr’“mlslof a motor vehicle while impnir- 101d reporters he dOUth lhf‘l‘c WM" “TM-“1“ "' "-"" “ “ that American publishers cmtld were weekend guests of San ra m. 'and' “1.5" Milllwlf‘bzwasl (new fm'fd.‘ lii‘ﬂpii. .ame ed. The new charge was laid Will be any Surprises in “10 §lllllmr10d lhf‘ DrinCiple 0! lak- ship periodicals to any large Ca- and Anna spa“; Montague ' s ' - er b I 1 Fl 1‘01 mi “1 1115 (“"90" 135‘ following the amendinc of infor. Speech. to be read by LlPutCnu 1113: over “10 puitci amp. t. s nadian post office and have

a “ﬁll-filled purse. year was $300,000 for the Mari~ SPEXT HOLIDAYS .liustcal entertainment was time Eict-tric plant on Sydney Mrs Ymnm smog-om ha, proiidcd by the well known Slrcct.

mation yesterday. Lpgfpl-O'Dnn_ ant-Governor Paul (‘omtois in ncll is counsel for the accused. llh“ 1'“ .and. 301d Chamber 0‘ Benjamin MacDonald Noam the Lccislative Council. Que-

wh-iic the Union Nationale offi- cially refused to commit itself. Mr. Bertrand has been given

returned to Cambridge Mass mt: Harper er'co Flovd SIVFIF nwr‘iiiVGs i ‘ ' l '4 V I. . g . . . . . . . . . . . n: g" 1 t p y m two 5.. mate bcc s uppcr louse. a sea _ in the, front rank of the after. spGnd pg the finitday sea- Sl'lelan‘l and Pﬁ-‘lnn Jafk’ Value for single dwellqu per? charges of issuing a falsepstate-l 9 m0“ prommm" mm 0, ()plmmnm h on ch 9 s' m M'.‘ son in . urrai Harbor Spa-pf. (I ' -~~---'—-~~A-—~——-——o mm" m “m Unpmplnympm In_|lPElSlﬂllOl‘l “‘1” ("‘31 “"11 “‘9 'lmmsfm's right“ . "(mm m "m" BANK to. intents it ere se‘t‘vcd swam... (hmmissinn r(.m‘.ding;takc-oi‘ci~ of ii or'vatc pity" During the SC‘SSIOD. the as- MN I, . . r. h C . anfl 5* MHz-sun; cndcd a dc~ his cai‘iiiti"s w s t“ q companies. the issue on which scmbiys debates will be re- . o.in Blur a return ..,nmful I r A ' 8' mm "m and ' ‘ I ' ed to her home in Hizh Bank “ " par 3" costs or {We days on e ach the L‘berals Mun-d and “(on a frmded {or the hr“ “me' Dur' following treatment ' 1h e (imam, iiipgims 1”” “we”. . mam” . snap general demon in Nuvcm. "l3 the sudnmer recess. micro- .. ' . . . c over . c 055. 0 such a pnpu- ‘ be“ mm” 3" lauds “kc” w ings County Memorial Hospi-' ,. . e "“h" me‘l‘ Mml’hv- Mil" ' ' p ~ are al. Litmpzl; 311': dand] Mrs. Iiiath— e vim.“ pleading “my in 'mssess, Just what form the legislation '"ﬁfiik‘d lfinlhe aﬁscmbly 811d wrrkrvo ct‘rsr ricd life ponnfhc alxidthiirthmim iunmv mason tutu. "m ”‘ “‘l‘m" "T" “Wham 3‘ a “"11 take ’5 "m mm“ 1' “in 1:11: Mth‘ioln $555959? 03 i c \l'ol-"i «now:- “pv 0’ liomc~lead in ‘ (‘icn usinggn t‘Fiv liarbour Week of Praver ‘1‘”de “as {mod $73 and “ms ’der‘end't sourcoi'fsayb “"th ldp. :- . an > I 1. _ \ ' ' l. I ( . V , ' | ' ' - v | . v i N ‘harlottelowu was the weekend “ 1191‘“ "1"." 113‘? Gal'lit‘d ti 23W”; “7;: held 1:1] In“ filmed lwlie‘jllﬂfiihhsfrirmpluwd In some Liraretliolltl‘cr: thgmconrt‘pﬁutt: EXPECT TOURIST BlLL nest of her thcnis. ‘.\lr. a nd f‘m'lahlf‘ place in the hearts "mu “.1 l a no" a n" “no” -. ' lcs by H droQucbec. Mr. Le- ‘M ‘-\" . The service was conducted b In "3"" mm" " ma" ’ y PCTle 1" mnlaln «‘1 Pl“)P"-\‘3l 101'

’irs. Beechpr Dowar_ m-ndeneii‘ of their friends. ‘sagc said the offer is “firm and 5‘. definitive" and indicated that ___ shareholders who balk will have their holdings expropriatccl.

Rev. David Rarwtse with Rev. film“ $5 and “15's "‘1‘ falling ‘Cnﬂ bump 0f Murray Harbor halt at a stop sign. North delivering the sermon on —__—~__—‘——

City Housing

RECENT VISITOR

as a recent visitor to Monta- :thc theme “Prayer'. T0 SEGREGATE SWIMMERS‘ , ,~ _ tie where he spent several day 1 1c choir under the direction SALISBURY (Rentcrsi — tezﬁgaﬁf‘gnhTﬂagzlllvg‘iftgfo .i his biotin-rs of the organist. Mrs. Cari Rich. bill to segregate Ncgrn andi ' ' ' ’

.-—amounting to about $303,000.- !000. This will also require 191:- lsiation.

Calvin and AB 331.00.. with 'Discussed a 'y a n d i

he Royal Canadian N \

'talt‘oncrl at Svrlncv is smn inﬂ Provincial town

i I . _ .. ' planning of-

Is lhcaie at his home in Murray ficer Walter de Silva left-f0 r"

ar or i aiax yester 1N MURRAY HARBOR

M". and Mrs. He't Harris and

rchie Hilchey. nrds sang "lie llidcth My Soul“. wliitc swimmers at public pools

oihov- liyii‘ins; sung were "All will he introduced in the Smith-

Lliaii The Power of Jesus Name" ern Rhodesian Parliament next

and "Pass Me Not 0 Gentle 53. month. Local Government. Min- CALLED 1N CONTROVERSY Q

viour." ' er .iack Howman announced. 3 The election. called when pub-

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i ‘ . . with 1 getals of Central Morlgacc and; family have return? , oustng Corporation to discuss . or in Murmv Haﬁhg‘g the recently eomplctcd housingii - .w. i spending several months in On- "mm or (’haﬂmmmm ‘ tnrio where .\1r. Harris h a ll Attendmg “19 meeting “Vi” hc‘ ' hem Pmp'n’vpdv Stanley Pickett. deptity-dlrcctortg of urban renewal and ptihlic ' ox Fl'Rl,nIYGH housing of CMHC.

pic. 'Jnhn 13mm“, with the Mr. de Silva said the portion Canadian \wmi- 33 Camp pole. of the report to be studied main-l wawa, Ontario is nnw on f" r. 1y is that “which amplifies par- lough and visiting his moths-i; ticular aspects of the proposed

Mrs, Fred Benton in M u r r ay . three development areas of Harbour. Charlottetown." REWRN "mm Next meeting of the report

study committee has been len- tatively scheduled for Feb. .. "I hope at that time." said Mr. ;de Silva. “that the committee r- will announce when the report .is to he made public."

Mr. and ‘lirs. Wallace Clark. Mclrose. Mass. have returned to their home after spending se- Veral weeks in Murray Harbour with Mrs. Clark's parrots. "1 and .t . c .. r

Mr F” "'1 1 mm" i While in Halifax. Mr. de Silva

WAS 1V OTTAWA lwill confer with civic officials Mrs. MN 5 3mm" ha; ,9, on the zoning systems that are turned to her home in Flat 1'l1-’~ “0w hm”: “’0'de 0" in HM“ ver after spending the pa st {9" and Dﬂrfmmlm i tf‘ew weeks with her son and l auchter-in-law Mr. d Mrs F‘lmira was held fro ' . . t . . . m the P - Curtis Beaton and family in Ot- ry Funeral Home. Wednesdii; lawn. ‘ m o r n i rig to St. (‘olumba's C“urch. 1“.an Point. where Re.- Ben Ramon” 0' San” Rah qulerp High Mass was celebrat- bars. Calif. who has spent two :th ‘alszméhnmﬂ dMHrn‘nnaM,‘ “we” 2‘ a J .‘ l e servee a. ‘ "9' "f h" mn'h’r' the arave. Rev. T.P. Butler was

T0 SPEND WINTER

Mu-‘q , ‘v ..

rs Duncan Bruce and . Bruce, “mow” Crow 19“ present in the sanctuary. Rev. Mnndw for 30mm where he John Lash assisted in the choir. i

will mend ".9 Wm” Pallbearers were: Charles Mc-

r s than“ gas... . 4.

Wine em. Gus Bailey. Thomasl wsrnm MONTAGUE iHarris. William Fraser. Jali Mm rm“ Afgpn.‘H0"nnd. Ernest Moore inter-«l 0‘” '

mutr'agdehidren. Frankie. Ad.‘ment was in the church ceme- . . _ . _" , i Hegnﬁ.‘ Anthony. rallietpigre. item * ‘ In ‘ 1' 9 were V a .

{agile where “my wogp 03.19:.

rs. Arsenault‘s sister. Mrs.

t l sanmtms suseacn-m l

Archie Hilchcy and family. They also spent several days in Sum- mon-side where they were guests of Mr. Arsenauit's parents, Mr. and Mn. Anthony Arsenault.

i cmmmm mt. .. Ammutoruoucnmmu

MACAO IAPi~An explosion.i apparently set off by anti-i tCommunist saboteurs. da- stroyed a radio shack in an army barracks just across the,

or in China Jan. 10 and in-l ijured seven soldiers, villagnrs‘ from

are: reported Monday. l

Mrs. Laura Mach-an. Mon- tague. Is pictur above ex- plaining one of her many paintings. Mrs. Mac-Lean is years of age and only took up the hobby or paintimg after 70. "Painting gives me I won-

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derful sence of fulfilment and contentment." tube said. "and at 70 1 loam tibial, life had just begun and now I am look- ing forward to the finite and entering into the bliss of a still fuller life." She explana-

ed she started painting be-

cause "living so close to so

much naturd bounty gave me tra

fut." Mrs. Macbean likes to transfer her ideas of real or imazhm'y scenes to canvas. lions. velvet or nylon.

the creation of a new govern-l mcnt ministry to deal with Quo- hcc‘s tourist industry.

The government. ,. .- lmicr Lasagc. will also establish a royal commission ' ti n at the provincial. pal and school levcls.

bill rcdrafting the Mining Act is also expected Rene L"- vcsquc. natural resources min- iistcr. says it will be designed .to meet “the needs of 1963 and the years to come.“ It may also contain a sliding scale of‘roy- altics based on production. irather than a fixed rate. as at present.

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munici-

them mailed at five cents a pound. However. the regulations also allowed Canadian news dealers to mail U.S. periodicals for four Cents a pound.

post officc'official said that a new regulation approved in: December establishes a rate of five cents a pound for both types of mailing.

He said the regulation was en- acted after the post office he,- came aware that a few U.S. publishers had started to ship their publications '1 dealers in- stead of post offices to save the cent a pound in postage.

DROP PORT PLANS

COPENHAGEN (Reutersl- The American - Canadian Un- gava iron Company has shelved its plans to build an orc trans-shipment port near Godthaab. Greenland. the Da- nish ministry for Greenland af- fairs announced Saturday. The dccision was believed to have been taken because of the fail- ing price ore. Ungava planned to bitiid the Greenland port to' transship ore to Europe brought from Canadian mines

during ice-free periods. 7 ‘ i _

Legislation strengthening laws .of the sale of meat for human consumption is believed on the way. Legislation affecting men- tal hospitals may be brought up ‘to date. A

Mr. Lesagc has also said that ‘ the Farm Marketing Act will be. tchangcd to meet modern condl-j lions and so will laws dealing. .with farm cooperatives. credilt‘ luntons and cooperatives.

‘ REVERE!) 800K

The Koran is the sacred book ‘ of islam. on which the basis of ‘ the religion of millions of Mo~. hammcdans in founded. "

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room for retarded children and the teacher Mrs. Colin Westa- way. gave a talk on the use of the equipment and on the acti- vities of the children. She also

by the children. e n e w l y appointed presi- dent, Mrs. Allan Nelson, con-

The finance committee reported that satisfactory amounts had

Women's Institute. and also from several individuals.

The fashion show \llllCll has been presented twice since the organization of this branch will be sponsored again this spring with Mrs. Vic Peplcr and Mrs. Horace Fraser as co—convcnc‘s.

At the close of the meeting a wedding gift was presenter] Mrs. Westaway by Mrs. Pcplz-r on behalf of the association. arid a humorous address in vcr so was read by Mrs. Ernest Bian- chard.

Dainty refreshments were served in the teacher's room by the committee in charge.

been received from sale of tie- kets on the Christmas hamper and on the rummage and pan- try sale. The sale of Christmas cards was also quite successful. Substantial donations gratefully received from Masons of Montague. Morell Le- gion Auxiliary. Montague Wom-

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