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Canadian Legion. = =) 859 ae | ss ary estimated between £10,000 displays Retiring secretary - manager = py and £15,000. (Continued from page 1)

James Hogan received word of “4 Reynolds News, a Sunday pa-| up a Tich alternative market in

the acceptance by telegram jon @ bs per, .notés that Canadian-born | Communist China.

Saturday. : 7 2 ‘Thomson owns one of the largest} Under. the heading “Let’ gs | All NATIVE OF N.S. _ newspaper and television em- ae ii: - 0 . Mr. Gallivan, a native of a pires in the world. a _ ee tas New Waterford, N.S., moved to John. Gordon, columnist. in the ms Di issed B Chief Ji stic Montreal about eight years ago )Sunday Express who has re-| ‘ : smi y : U e after several years as a sports cently aimed a number of bar- - : ; broadcaster at Antigonish and bed comments at Princess Mar- SUMMERSIDE — Two ap- Halifax. He is married to a garet and her husband, says: Charlottetown girl, the former “It is an_ excellent decision Eileen MacPhee, daughter of which will have wide public ap- the late H. F. MacPhee and ‘ Pproval and remove. a cause of Mrs, MacPhee. much recent criticism .|

Mr. Gallivan is heard on} earning a salary gives a man the Saturday night simulcasts self-confidence.” | tax from Montreal Forum every se- DANNY GALLIVAN ‘ The Guardian of Manchester |

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ertising section | radio ‘songbird, Dopna Miller. | repeat, the iti + . : | “Other sports celebrities have| Lord Sndwden. Theet “ie nal STEWART ~— At the hi of also been invited and announce

her daiQer, MPEE.C.-Bur- penis “Steir plans to aftend |

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Home from where the funeral | ‘¢™. |.@rouund the town Saturday af- |

< « . | Tal Inspection i : aac mittee is ‘head by John 5S.| “The streets were not good; | to “a couple of buckets - ks On Meat 3 eelock. Satermat inthe we ee wd Sea was no aa: gen one | Salary — a Are Su ested B Monteith ’ inessman. . eT ; People’s cemetery. | The crossings were bad so 4 ‘ 5 gg y VELD —At the Prince Edward| ATLEES LEAVE HOSPITAL | ™#chine was put out Saturday Island | night. The churches | sta ad \ OTTAWA (CP) -— Willingness|where such action is believed eek Te erate coar River, in | AMERSHAM, England (Reut-| posed to be cleaned up Satur. | wanted j te hold talks with the, provinces| necessary,” Mr. Monteith’s let- Pr ayer WwW _ Gof Bear. miver, > lers)—Eam Attlee, former Brit-| day morning and it was my | ing the council _their__meat-inspection Ther as swe 11 ish Labor prime min % and | understanding that they hag inglerk “would show you d Service Held Funeral will be held | {9's hospital here for more that | oe | Wie’ eaty vecsmnauhe bh He asked b ihiek' | ceoadhtor Nguees otben ie s in a hospital here for more than | only passed for comments from | slaughter ho — which ac- Wéinesday aiternoon to St. +s month, were discharged- Sat-|. Gay’ Sarcttae sald that it | @ the meeting was “the | the 10 provincial- health minis-| counts for about 80 per cent of | KENSINGTON — Week of

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7 dee Federal mest inspection, ap-| Rev. L.M, Murray of Kensing- resulted in charges being | Plying to plants where products | ton United Church. feck against 14 men— | #¢ exported or sold outside the) Rev. E.H, Bean of Kensington | no's ‘‘court jester.” the Ottawa area and nine | Province, comes under the Can-| Presbyterian Chureh, preached| (One report said Jones southern Ontario—far selling | 942. Meat Inspection Act, It ts the sermon on the theme “Per-'| shouted “freedom” and sang

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GILLIS — At. the Kings County | ‘ There are 228 plagts in Can- Memorial Souptiat” Mentaiee: will go 6m in any areas | plapts :

: nie a a ty | ada which’ come .under federal Sec , > Sits ot Honteames ta hor seen oir. 2: i 24 inspection compared with 161 in ret Army McCULLOCH yoot. Mibnstae restiols 0h ts , 7 Ft ; 1957. Last ree om — ik fome, oe eos Mr nm!) PM) OA f; garcamee and soon chick Molds Strike | CHAIN Fineral service from St. An- J | Zs, LF ; pend Stare: See ALGIERS (AP) — The right- | SAWS drew’s™ Presbyterian Church, ; | Officials said that the cost of wing French Secret Army Or- c Wednesday, Jan. 10 at 2 p.m poe federal inspection, ae 1s | ganization again demonstrated Interment in Lower Monte- too steep for some smaller 10-| its influence Monday by staging . ’ eal slaughter houses. Some aiso re widely successful two - hour | would have difficulty in. meet| general strike in Algiers and ing the high sanitary standarés | Oras. aS “ag. | Set by federal inspectors. |, Businesses closed their doors after ‘the ‘erash hund- |— throughout much of Algiers and

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