Novsunrlsiaclw

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morocco-vow‘

Knights o

oooQooQu-Juuvwsvu

Thr- New

Dress informal.

mg door.

Mwnpec sale of Tickets at llughes Drug Store, Brady pom-ear, ‘NewDome Dance Hall.

r111. noon»:

1.1.41

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111111151313‘ Record 0f Service _

W: Pjwhfsls the first more hooks. The motion curried.

g1 . ' 1 the Mar1-- , x mo“ h ambiiiois w-rre elected for the forthcoming

The Knisrhts {mu-nut 0119111

s Am ulance Dance Ngw 110111: DANCE HALL, NOV. 2511..

Under the Distinguished Patronue oi’ llis linnor Licut. (lovernor B-Fglilnenlilalilrangaxlgtellfnlziifo’ man and Mrs. llolman, Th‘. i-ntlre net proceeds in aid of Knights of Pythlas Ambulance Fllfld- ADMISSION-M CENTS. Dome Dance liand featurin Ray Simmong and his clarinet will provide t e music. efreshments will he served. DANCING 9 T0 l A. M. Tickets may be procured from members or purchased at

- ‘ - th Pnmllfils Wiirshlp Mayor lio

Ill:

DJZtDIQDDBCESt

11cc the

ed, it was moved by Mrs. Fred Walsh, seconded by M115, John Cali-us, that the I11stitute get two quarts of stain for the school desks, locks for the windows Afltl \l1ree

The followin! sluic of otfici-rs

1"".°;,.,‘f,.‘§§§5L‘§51Zi111g nmbunncr-s {or year} President. Mrs. Parnell Mc- 11!°J ‘ M mid 111-e to be heartily 1 Cnrville ire-elected); Vice-President,

“'11- puroo

d 101‘ this-poLriL-i-it! Milull-a Mrs. John Cairns: Secretary-Trous-

‘D,,.‘-§f.‘§'°1111- world will‘ ‘l4 l0 '15- urer, Miss Olga Wnlsh (re-elected):

me Kllltgli auct- K1111.

“liltlllfi. >:1i.l, £11,111 of >11 ce.

.\l.~il'l.l:l PLAIN W. I.

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P. Oil \\ 1 .

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provided one am

ui-d livc thousand bod

.11 ilittlCil hundred chair to

W‘! Directors. Mrs. Rich

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61.11. 'l‘111- 1111-1111115 opened by repeat- mg 1111- Club Women's Cnai-d unisuu tullnived by the singing of

0dr.

i1 11v paid their 1111-111- Fhrre of which

_ _ as of the previous meet- “; 11. i,» 10.111 and wormed. 51511-

Official Pose-By" Maj ority Vot

.Louise Calms. Mrs. Alva Walsh.

Auditors, Mrs. Fred Walsh, 1111.1. Freeman Walsh. Reports from the committees were

heard. Correspondence was read by the secretary. The following

rfw (‘f\".‘.llll'll‘t"fi were apps-titted

1 (2111-1116. 111-s. 1111111 Wnlsh. Pro

Afr». Fri d Vilulsh. Mrs. John ' Sr-linol. f\ir.~. Ptrnr-l! Ttlr- ri-ccl 1d ..

‘The Central Guardian

CONFEDERATION LII‘ INBUE- ANCE. L478 J-Il-Zll

FORUM OPENS Thursday. Nov- ember fist-Complete stock C.C.M. boots 1111d skntcs at Holmans, Charlottetown Store. L-4G3-11-15-3i.

LITTLE THEATRE GUILD an- nual meeting will be held on Mon- day, November 13th, at 7.30 P. M. in the Charlottetown Hotel. Full at- tendance requestt-u. L-5o2-11-l8-ll.

HARD COAL tor Base Burner D. L. dz W. Blue and Welsh Nut Con] sold 1n any quantity b)’ A. Plckllfd dc Co. Phone 240. L-535-11-16-3i.

VETERAN JOINS UP -— Sp)‘. W. L. MacLt-nn of this city, a veteran of th-e Great War, is 011 active mili-

servlce and is at present in the Engineers Yards, Halifax.

RETURNS T0 DUTIES — Ray- mond J. Moaklcr. of the R. C. A. FR, Montreal has rct1n'nc1l to his duties tin-re, nltc-x being home on a short leave to attend the funeral of his brother, Lorne.

MR. WILLIAM IFNEILL. North

Md lflccafvlllg, Milton announces the engagement

or 111-z wood dnutzhtcr, I-‘rtinci-s. 10 M1'. _r1n:111 lvziuzh. son of Mrs. Won-111 1111-1 1111- 11111» Thomas tviiugh. \Vlllll-Jl Valley. hl:11'1'11\ge to take place Novi-mbcr 110111. 11-527-11-18-11.

i! 111-w. I 1111- suit: -1' t11il11-r Mr. (ii-org:

O den denih of h!

.1111 hiiss Mildred Comply-ll, Ivliss lmiise B. Galloizhvr of Arinzlnle, Halifax,

in Cairns. The 111-xi met-ting is to be N. S Mrs CI-yie left. Wodiv-sclny

held at the home of Min-r‘ Olga morninz 1o be with her mother. Walsh. roll call to be answerer‘. by ~~-~--~

i till vxchnn/ri- of gifts. The mevttnz BUS!"-

1-“15. 1 r-lost-tl by 11111111110: thi- Niitimnl An- t tire-n. After which n dnintv 111-itch was FPFVlWl l)_v the hostvsi: Assisted.

by ltllss Edna hfi-Cnrville.

“lien President Roosevelt in his first offli-lrl act since his vlH-‘llflil l1» i1 third trrrn, cii-ilil-utt-il lilt- 111-w postoflii-i- in his home town of

“fvtli- l':1ik, NJZ, 11011:. plnilugrnpiii-is airiiui-il about thi- p-isi- they \l'.llll'(| him to nssumi‘. "I'll put this to i1 molt-I'll)‘ \'<1l¢"‘ fill?" U"! Priwili-iit. llrrr-‘s the rr-ult. llt-‘s

zi-iurc-il putting inortnr on the

tornrrstnnc. Looking on is his son, John.

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AUDI -ARABIA

Scale in Miles mo 20o 100

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Alli-r a 111-ck o! leints and i-ccoiinziis illll‘€\ Rfinillal liuilan pus-Hill“ in l-fns‘ Africa u» British nrmy In 111111 rein-m M! ""11"" i“ “m”

lu- npcmlitills figlJllSl the enemy from the lirltlsli about the 0l"‘l'"“°'“- m“ “an “time oiilclel communique the ntiliic is on a 10H '1 making hc-advrnv The ilritish attack was launc- toivn in tho Anglo-Egyptian finuliim "m! "Plum some months ago. Thr- plxu-e in Inc "st of Khartoum, the hrlic- of lhi- ntLu-kln lacked in that nunrler hccnuse nt ilfl’ "m" "7 i-nkc Tana. the source oi’ thi- Binn- Nile:

' 1. \' rt hns come y" In htlilnnii 1 o rIr-gotmm u" ‘Men

nldahli- scale, and 111-a nt Gnllnbnt. n

w-us cnltlllwfl ' “Y ‘h’ nil-d some 300 "1"" 5mm“ g forces, Th1- Britt-m ll»- rtancr of "In"! "mm" 11nd. also. P°9»‘“'|~" h"

1111m- 1111- 1111111 tribe. that 11111111111 n11- itlhlnnifll- "N" "“"“-"' ‘m

border at that point lg comwflfll "f fl-“lfd”! "um"

-" be really to eo-opente with the British.

' 1111.1 ,11.»1111'.1i111~ _|i11.1.-1i1.~111 upon 1111111

m /' ‘packiniz. Othcrs have bt‘t‘ll insuf-

I ‘These photographs will hi.- si-nt

men who l

FOR HRHHUN. -- . ii Chitptcr I. O. I). E. 1111.111: ‘.1 shipmi-iii o1 11111111111;- for \‘lt‘illtl:< 111 bombed iiri-zis in llrit- 11in. Honiitlims of 111-w i-lotlnnu, or comforts mot food.» svill b1- grutc- fillly rm ivvti any nlti-ritoon 111-xi; wet-k 111.1. 0. D. F}. rooms in 11711111111- lflll 111111011 Building, 1l11-.c will be incliidcil in shipmriit to 1e 211111-111-11- ed November 23rd. L-od-l-ll-IT-fll.

FUNERAL ll ) —-’I'11c 11111421111 of the late Lot-111» 111-older was held on 'I‘ue.=d11,v morinng troin the l1o111e of his DAPOIIIS 1 Plbbsilci-t to Im- lIlflflilut-g Com >11 Church. Pol- Ill?!‘ Rnirl, 111111 was verv lnrgcly rittendczl. Ri-qini-in Iiliih Muss W115 celebrated bf." lit-r. P. Wrilsh, who also ottu-itiu-cl at the 111-are The pnlllx-aiw-rs were Nfessrs George O‘- Bl-icn. Stanford Green. Merritt C511- lflghun. Burton Riv. Clifford

'- ' len.

r FTi-d M. Nash, o.‘ the "—Il1ti.\l,l?l‘ Genci':1l's stuff at , ri-iinnecl to his duty this 111111111111: 11111-1- 11 pli-nsiiut week-end leave ..t his home lnrre.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomson. S1. Avard, rind Mr. and. Ali's. Thom- son, o1‘ Chirlotlctovvn, also lvliss Dorothy .\Iuc1-‘l11-rso11, 1ll‘l'l\'t‘(1 home from Huhlux, 11.1v1111: spout u voiy pita."- ‘1. wci-k-t-iid \i.~11111g their sons, 21-111 11nd Uti-Vltl, 11110 are 011 iinntnrv 11111); on the nininlzind.

'l'iill\'l'l')' UNI’! I) CHURCH

At llii‘ inoriliiii; scrvicc cf ‘Trinity Uniii-il Church, 111-v, Hugh hliller 111-1111-1011 111s aiditri-ss on 1.111- text: "Iic 111m 11111111-111 stiiLs 1s \\'I:.L‘."' hi: Illllllhlvl‘ 1111111111 11111 1111- liibli- 1s 111r11i 111 l..\ 1111111o1111111.-=.. not llnllll‘, our 11111111111-11111 thillltliiliifjf. 11o suid 111111 h1- should try 1o \ n souls tor (‘lnisi 11> tor inc ones we hi-lp; 11!,» .111‘ ouisimis; uiid 1.11 1111' 1111; 111111.: o1 .111; 1111111. It 1-11111 poison Linus to lit‘ .111 i-Yzltiitrlist lo: lllk.‘

111111 .1 111.11‘ 111.1011.

'1111- inorniiiu music 1111s unto-- 11111-111111. 1,1 M1‘. A. It. 140111111 Inc choir i-i-ni‘ r1-il inc so. 111m Louie to .\i1- 1111111, 111-111 Jesus," Puui A111- b:'1i.~1-.

1.1 lll(‘ i-1.-..111'-.. Iii-v. Mr. Alibi-r,‘ 1l11.1<~11-11 1h-.- s1 L't.1l\l .21 riuoii o‘. 11.s| i».1~111-s 1.111 "unit .11111 L111.- tviir.‘ he took u.» his suoicct, "'I'hc wur 11nd 111i- _11iii1.-,11i1-111 o1 tiod.“ hluny pL-ulht: risk 1111- (illtnlltrll, "Is; 1111- 11111‘ n _|ll(1__.illt‘lll oi '1.'t upon its!“ The 1111s.- or is 1'11. 111111 mo." 1 Lion uoi-s not sit upon .1 throne

the

but ‘.111 1.11.11 ~11 11.1.» u 11111ri1l busis 111111 111111.11 _lll[l=;lIlL‘ll'..‘~ 1111' clll-(ttilllg lll‘t‘ irontiiiihillv 141111114 on. It iii-opio- b1‘ k (101. s 1.1'.\\ 111 11111‘. ,|u.~1i1'1,- 11nd truth. 111.. ~111 11111 tll'.\l'i'litl upon 1111-111. 'i'111- 1.11m :1il11111'i1bl\ 113111101‘- i-n1l11-:1.1'!111u‘1111111111-111‘.invisible‘ -~ Eric ‘I 1111111111.

Soldiers’ Parcels 1Stil| Go Astray

LONDON, Nov. l6 _- tCPl _- Many Cnnndiun soldli-rs in Bri- tilln have complaiurrl 111111. pur- ‘cels from 1101111 11.1w not zirrivi-d so Ciinucihin pit-Gill uuilioriiics 111 Etiglrtuil have 111-1-1111-11 to 1m- niotoiirziplis to show 1111- folks {Jock homo hou- to address 11nd pack parcels corrrcfl):

It hos hi-i-n found thril 11111111‘ 11f the llllsélllg pi-xcr-ls l1:\\'1- fnlli-u 1o pieces ln 111111-11. b1 nusr- o1‘ burl

flclently atldrc-ssr-d.

Cnnndlnn postal authorities here have arranged for photo- grnphs l0 br- tzikcn of evr-ry stage in the lmndllnc of pnri-wls from the timi- 1111-1- nrrivn Ill 1.11. 1-111111- try until they 1111- di-livriw-d to the soldiers. '

to Cnnilch to lii-lp soldiers’ l‘t‘ll\- tlves to tlddrttrs 11nd poi-k the parcels properly.

1\'iki>\ii'l’, lll..\ \\‘1|1llt writ be .1 lliltl‘ "

(‘VPIIH .

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Carry On Canada Corps

Car window lt-icken advertising the Second Mammoth Dance to be held on November 27th are now available. These stickers bee: tho date November 27th and the slogan "Swing and Sway at Eastern Hay. All Corps members and others in- terested are asked to affix the-w W their curs and to urlro their friends to do likewise. The stickers mey be obtained at the Fire Marshals or- ilce, Roops Limited, Imperial Oil service Station and Eastern Hay 8t Feed. These stickers will onl prove of value if they have wide d tribu- tlon and display, so do your bit. Plans for the dance are proceed- ing smoothly and we can assure all those who attend a very interesting evening. A number of special tea- tures are being sir-ranged, details o! which will be given In forthcomlflll Issues of this paper. It is generally admitted that the First Mammoth Dance s nsored by the Carry on Canada rps was a great swicccss. something uni ue in the historv of Charlottetown. 1cre is no doubt that; the second dance will be an even greater success. So don't miss it. Swing 11nd sway at Eastern Hay.

In Memorzam

lilRS. HANNIBAL MURRAY

On Sunday morning, Oct. 6, 1950 there passed away at her home in Pliumsant Vulliyv. 11 highlv respected icsiiiint. 111 1111; person oi Mrs. l-Iuti- lllbtil ;\1u1'r11y,

‘L111.- ditciiscil, who was born at; Souui RlISlltIO, on Sept. l0. 1850. “'11s 11 daughter 0i the late Henry and 1\ "s, Cruswell.

Ovi-i- :10 \'(‘&l.l npo she was stricken with blinunt-ss, but was abu- to per- Iorin nuvny lltlllscllOltl duties until 11 11-111‘ 11.1111 11-111-11 111-r sirt-iigtn 1.1111(1- uaiiy begun to ilcchnc. Medical 111d, 1111111 11nd tcn<i1t1' 11111‘. nit sceni- 0:1 t111;1\.11l1n;_- 11nd she p11 cn calm- l-,- 11nd pcuirfullv to the art-at be- yond on 1111: ubovc date.

5110 was 11 steadfast 11nd consist- oni. 1111-111111-1- o1‘ the United church, 11nd cnd-irctl hcr intirmitic-s with (fnirsnun iortiiude to the cud.

'l‘l11- 1- lctt to mourn their loss

"i husband, one

W. K. Nesbil, oi‘ (iuililford, blame, 11nd one son, Janina, II. :11 hoinc. 11150 thri-c bro- thi-rs, I.|0llllil‘l o.‘ Cl111r1o1t12to1v11; Ito- bi-rt of Ctiriiisgaiii. 41111‘ Euinn 0t‘ New UHHSOW, 11-110 lune 1111- sincere 1.31111- 11111111 of the ccnuniinits- 111 their slid hi-rt-zlvcliicilt. " itincral was held on Oct. '1', '1 ivus largely attended. The scr- ut the house and grave were coniiiicti-(i bv the pastor, Rev. E. lttllli-v. who brought. n, me. angv oi P0111101‘! 11nd assurance to the ber- euviri 111111111‘.

1 see voo cor YOUR new WASHER. ISN'T 1T camp!

sfiéms LIKE 11's

ACTUALLY F_U?_~i

TO 0o EVEN A

B_|_(5 viAsu-v/inn

A ill-Aspen‘

YOU EEEM TO BE CUTTING OUT OLD MAN WASHTUB EVERYWHERE THESE DAYS,MR.WASHING MACHINE

11' TOUGH FOR THOSE OLD-FOGEY, OLD-TYPE

SOAPS, MR."TOP-SPEED" RINSO. AND i vow-r

WONDER!

R-

NOV.“

1 KNOW! 211150 510s ARE T111011 Am; LIVELY

THE SALESMAN KNEW

TALKING ABOUT WHEN

HE TOLD i/lE TO WE THE NEW RINSO. IT SIMPLY BURSTS

INTO RICH, LIVELY

AND THEY LAST

R O C1 ‘P 1"’ "J 3 TIME§ L5

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. James Mcswnln, .11, ol111 Weeks, Golden Wei-ks 11nd hOlTtCC Ling. 1111011110111, \\".\S in Fvederlcton ccinetory.

THE B.

“'11-'1- cur-non

At. the 11101111112 service, the Rev. I. Judson Licvy took as his subject "Th1- Churcii Advances." Mr. Levy expluincd 111111; on this 01361151011 he 1111s dealing with thc convention

as suns 1o see rue WONDERFUL NEW MODEL WASHERS AND mourns 1111s ween. LIKE muso r1121! HELP YOU SAVE TlME

F26 151101110 WASHFP ~ i-1r-'<--*-‘»' 1.1-1" v

Q fliousands of demonstrators u.’ 1111111111.: ("t-innzlizin washers use Rinso to show 1111. 11' \'v.l\llt’l'.\ n1 lllUlf‘ best. No wonderthey recummcn-i 1111- i\1\v Kin-m‘ ‘ll’ you haven't a washer, use iiinsn 111 y1>11r_r11b——-1ts rich, fast-working suds niuki-s v1 111111111; cnsicri

i NOT JUST IOR 2_eo1 1.11. MAKERS o

pl'1LLl‘lllll_ 111 its plan" for Witlb. and. 11011-111 uork 111 the Centen- ‘51- "cu Your Program."

ginnnii," o1 truly co-opcrative work 111110111: the Baptist churches of the M- itiini-s, 111111111111 associations and

ti-nnnit in 19-10 is two-fold. It com- inserted mt 2 cflllls a

mcinoniii-s 1111- things 111111 have llficll! Dilyflblv i" ldvllnm b01211, pzijviiiii tribute to those who __.__.. <- lcd 111111 si-ncii 11nd socriticed. It 1s _ _ to lav loundutionir 101' 11 g'i'CZllt‘1' fu- ..'S UB SC R l i"! LON S turc, 1n the words of Hebrews XI. the Charlotte-mun but!

Hunic. critic-111 hour in the history ——-~

1‘.....‘"...“’1t‘1‘.‘..‘-1.“hit???”Bimini‘; Canadians 1-2111

11111;}; and crumble, shall the Church

o1 Christ. o1 1111 institutions the most 11111101111111, endure?

111 this "seven Your Program" thtrc are sircsscd Evangelism, the cununlt-incut o1 lift} 1o God, the c11- llsuncni. oi hvi-s in the service of JUSUS Onrisl; Stewardship, i111 ac-

thtu all we have 1's trom God; The . Church Iiuilgct, the hnperiitivi- 11c- 1111111111113‘. aircorrhni: 1o lati- ttfsnlll‘ oi moi-ting our requirements cinl fig-lifts. 111s.‘:-;\.'-' }'-\l1_ ‘ in tiiii. The worrd-‘s one hope is in pensions rind 1111-1" "P" 1 tho lllL-‘ssllltc of Jesus Christ; the Son 01' God.

spend on education. 11nd only

Th1- anthim of the morning was below the suin int-ht on cothing

FnrrnnVs "Lord, for Thv lender each 3'03!”- hfcrcic

n Needy $0111." The evening 11n- 11101111114“ 51"”- "Km" 1111-111 "Hjlllll 1n tho Night." The 011L111" 1mm“ -“‘““ (‘111111-1-11 51-11001 nh-t at 2.30 pm. with 1111 cucoiirziiziiig zitiendance.

use 111 prevention 11nd tri-ali disc-use. is not boliil-l Wk!“-

Sjgdt-fl‘ “SLEEP 1N» vnfl“ guwuv in ‘infirm,’ 1N LONDON STORE 01111211111 whore coiuiiiioim . WW -_ 1v i" v 111111" r0110- mu-norv. Nov. 14 -(CP,1 —Pr0- L1,)‘, fgftjljf, “Huh, m“,

vision for 53111011111 staffs to sleep “Bwud l“ Uu-bblq; a-mf 11,1. Mun. 111 bnsi-iin-nts. earlier closing 11nd Limes for mbpymiiuh-i; more 111o11c,

Sllvflill facilities tor employees with mid 50o 101- other provinci-s.

long jouimws to loin-e early nrc o- additional 8.5110 11015:; iii-i» nvctlc-(‘ihlor moixc Rtlllllllvlllfllll-S made by bliz 1.1'e:1t1110i1i<>1 menial ihussm .n

Lo11cioi1_.-tor.-~s to v1 mbnt effects of Mil

hlcilli-ul Service Army

0110-1011111 of the whole DQT-Wflnel 20.000 tzriidiuitc nurses corn

~10 slit-p in bust-menis- cquippcrl iii-ii“; 1,11 111-1-11-111111: p11_1>l1_<- l11.‘1="tl1 like m1 1111-1-1. A simck bar. restnur- and 1111-1111111 scniizi-s. Oi 111i‘ i133‘.- 1111‘ smoki- room. games parlor and 000.0041 slwlitltlflllillilltlill: 113,13“ w‘ 1111111110 will be among the tees 11111101 s10“ i1 .1 -1

Tflf '1 . . . . » '1 t - 1 <hv1 1111: :1.1111-111f11-.s, is PM‘! bv y) W1}, l i - » ‘- n p01 c1-i1t.b\ ,.iovi-11.111111..s .1 1

, ..ven Aliotlior bu! store nearby closes or cm“ wlms 1mm Imimnuuvpy.

n1. i‘ i1 o'clock but many clerks t’ - . ., 11-111-1 .1!I'll' r" i-i (1‘.‘t‘ll"l‘1 taint-rive homo “Oar 'fi§:3l‘:,r:,",{,,n1 Qxlyrnfliliii‘ f -- 1- stir-s sill . m‘ n“ I 1 v oi Quv girls is e- alt inniiairt-r o.‘ a . third slflri- sfiid. "£0111- oi them _ _ . .- _ 11111-1- 10 1w- train, 1.1111 and bdl 5' ' lm-“ms- on the hruv- 1rd journey nn-l 0'11-

.s $f>t

11 costs 1111' u v1-.1r '

.000.

‘1111- committee reported 1.11111. o1'- Ht- uonizntions 1o secure medical in groups are grooving 1n the Doin- 1111-1 .. .- iiiiiiii mid [hftillljh ivorkmens t-oin- Robert and Jon-pl 111111 seven-ii millions o1 ; 111-mo ,-p1i11. :11 1112s

The ,-.-.1_1- o1 1.1111 nun-kid the be- [ha EZSIBFII Gllaflliflll

_,'Th|g column is reserved for g1-1u-r111 (‘(;ll\'(‘lll.l0ll. The ri-ol Iiinc- IIPWS 0f local inn-rest but adver- tiou 01' 1111- cvicbrution o1’ this Ci-il- lliilllt "f 1i IWWSY twill" "m? "5

Schemes whereby employees each ‘ _ __. _ _. . sum i1 1111-1; to e uri- rlevi-u ,111

E E '21

ll . iviihout us, should not be lmndcu to 1111-11- io-iit. Airlin-

' in: 1c 1311- 1111M 1 5* liv-wiin, 1111- 1\.-111-< X A_ 5;, Ltndi-r the plan it} I 1§$?~‘{1~‘*‘-"‘~ ‘ ‘ M ' t ll siiluiiv 1o Flew-l b- ',‘ the g,'1-_- 1,.

ilhysii-ian is engagi- _ _ I ‘ , piovlrli- ur-neral praci1t1o111-1' Cdlt‘ 2111'! 1° ~ 11pp1'0x1mi1t,cly 2.1100 people living »-

1111 11 certain 1111-11. ihrouuh :1 land 1:11;. the ll.\'t‘l'.l§=‘,f 1111111 111x01- per pirson 111 ritriil z This llltlll. the con1-1 initti-i- loinid. is 0111-1211111: in Rp-_ proximatelv 100 rurnl llllllllfllpilllilfl - fun a- ‘1 .1- und 50 towns in western Canada.

0f Health Aids

CyyI-AWA, Nm- ltlu-JCPP .\l.1111-

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