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Then brown in fat and stew with plenty of onions, salt and pepper. At this point a small amount of rum or sherry may be added. Cook until tender and then place in a deep pie plate, cover with pastry and bake in the oven

Mr. Agnew yesterday had an order from a friend of his tn Montreal. He wanted two live seals shipped there.

Mr. Agnew located two live seals and sent them by air, but one died in Moncton, the other lived to reach Montreal

Mr Agnew was ulcertain what his friend wanted the seals for but he suspected his friend was going to keep them in his

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Mr. Agnew had a supply of seal flippers for sale yes- terday and also a recipe for cooking them.

Seal flippers were the <pect- alty of the house yesterday at the Old Fish Market on Prince Street.

George Agnew, the proprietor, obtained a recipe from a New- foundiand friend of his and was passing it out to his customers As a special service The Guar- dian now passes it along to the many chefs on the Island wh>se_ cooking knowledge does not tn- clude the preparation of seal flippers for human consumpt- fon

Firstly, every bit of fat must be scrapped off The flippers are then placed in a pot of cold water to which about a tablespoon of vinegar has been added. Bring this to a boil and boil for about five minutes

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There is a great deal to be other half were suspicious, he! learned about diabetes, each case said has to be considered on its mer- Increasing appetite, loss of its, and a tremendous amount of weight’.frequent urination, de- research is being carried out— velopment of unusual thirst and | there have been more than 7.000 discovering one’s eyes are af-| separate research projects. Dr. fected adversely are some of the | John A. Hunt, Vancouver. who — is president of the Canadian Dia-

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st night. TORONTO (CP)

The meeting, sponsored by the tures P.E.I. division of the CDA, was presided over by President Rus- Dawson . sel Seller of Charlottetown. Those prince George .... 21 in attendance came from widely Vancouver scattered parts of the. province victoria with three men coming all the Egmonton way from West Cape in Western Calgary Prince County. Regina

Many unusual facts have been Winnipeg ascertained this far in the study Toronto of the disease. Authorities are Oitawa _. convinced that it is hereditary. yontreal It has been discovered also that Quebec women who give birth to un Fredericton ....... usually large babies will develop <, ‘Yehn lone diabetes later in life, though no- Moncton bedy has any idea yet as to why Halifax this is so. Often the disease de- Charlotte: velops much later in life. It is Sydney town not uncommon to have it show \7" "> up 10 years later, and in several sormenth cases it has been 20 years after St. John's, ! the birth of an unusually large 5oston baby that the diabetes has de- New York veloped, Dr. Hunt told his un- Miami usually interested audience New Orleans

When one identical twin con- Tucson tracts the disease, the other will LoS Angeles ....... contract it soon afterwards, for HALIFAX (CP) —

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TORONTO (CP) — Canada’s leaders joined with friends and mourners from Ottowa headed citizens of many walks of life by Prime Minister and Mrs. in Saint Paul's Anglican Church Pearson. They were accompa- Friday for the funeral of Mrs. nied by Opposition Leader and George Drew, 54, wife of the Mrs. Diefenbaker; Externa! Af- former premier of Ontario and fairs Minister Martin; Mrs. Wal-| |Canadian high commissioner to ter Gordon, wife of the fi-| the United Kingdom nance minister; Douglas Hark-

Fiorenza Drew died of cancer ness, former defence minister;

Tuesday Leon Balcer, Quebec Conserva- The 3,000-seat church was al- tive leader: and J.E.G Hardie, |

}most full and many persons ear- lier had filed past the closed assistant secretary to the Privy walnut coffin at a funeral par- Council or ernor Gene At-the church, the coffin was vuove sent a ere ht ae covered with a purple pall and| ardenias backed by glossy on the pall was a cross tapestry. |niack imitation leaves. and Rt. Rev. F. J. Wilkinson, were represented at the service

bishop of Toronto, conducted |, Group C R.C i. the service. There was no eu- él! aot. A. Wad |

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Rev. Terence Finlay, dean of __ Renison College, University of | Waterloo, read selections from

A special plane brought

the Bible, For Only A Relatives Also off the pulpit piatform | y Few L was Msgr John A. O'Reilly, a Pennies Per Day Hear Of Deat Roman Catholie priest a You can have hot water Dunnville and a long-time frie KENSINGTON — Relatives of the Drew family. 5 ™ tine ere eee here of Mrs. Austin Burns of CHOIR LEADS a ng easily arranged.

Waltham, Mass., received word of her death on March 11 in her ‘g0th year

She was the former Margaret

The church choir led in the singing of the hymns. Though Mr. Drew had ae

that there be nothing of an offi- | in a Sa ha cial nature about the funeral, | She is survived by five broth- ™any heads of government at- ers and one sister: ames S. Mac- ‘ended or sent messages of | Kay, Vancouver, B.C.: Rev. sympathy Alexander MacKay, Kensington; ‘Mrs. Reuben Rogerson, Summer-- side; Claude, Montague; ohn and' t SCIENTI Gordon, Charlottetown and Ster- A TRUE FIC 7 APPROACH ling, Albany. ~

Her husband predeceased ter NEEDED IN EDUCATION

five years ago. | ‘The true scientific approach requires honest consideration of all the facts regarding a certain subject. Jumping to a conclusion (Ap) that certain things could not be true because we do not under- The marijuana was for birds, so Stand them or do not wish to believe them is not scientific.

Bronislau Goralcyk and three Have you an open, scientific, mind? We shall soon see! suspects arrested with him im |You may not agree with the following statements at first sight, a search for narcotics were set but are you willing to face a‘few facts before you say that they free. Police were convinced |are wrong. “He that answereth a matter before he heareth it, after Goralcyk demonstrated ‘it is folly and shame unto him.” Proverbs 18:30.

that his 40 canaries burst into There always have been those who in their infidelity have song when fed the weeds he denied the truth of the Bible record and ridiculed the story of grew in his backyard ‘ i

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with a pencil before denying its possibility.

The Ark obviously could have held all the animals that the Bible says it did. Are you still with us or has your scientific mind vanished’?

|Petrie speaks with some authority. standard cubit is ‘twenty two and

al Assn Ark was (562.5 ft. by 93.5 ft. by 56.25

early symptoms which point tp | chapter six. No space was required the disease. }life boats. It did not need a to float, and was

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