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The :ollowing program = ‘ist incs are ‘published — free- of % ‘hree senior officers at well Commodore Hennessy's ap charge. a8 @ public service and O°! the normal retirement |Pointment makes him a central ; ace : figure in Mr. Hellyer’s team appear as presented. to us by | nv the stations concerned They are Lt-Gen Robert Ww. |Row working on integration of

lard retires COMMANDS SHUFFLED the Commons Thursday the. re- The posting was announced ‘iement of the three senior -offi-

Tuly 4 in a shuffle of top com. |Cers was by “mutual under-

mands involving the retirement st@nding.”

Moncel. 49. vice-chief of the de-|the armed forces

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For the last two years he has been working closely with the defefice minister's office, serv-

fence. staff, Vice-Admira) Ken- -neth L_ Dyer, 50, chief of per-|

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The Guurdian, Charlottetown, Sat... July. 9. 1964 17 ; ‘ all-French road signs seen French Group © Montreal and. the Onvan> oo a . : der will be replaced wrh 5 Have Objection lingual signs ’ The council deseribed ‘he 4e MONTREAL ‘CP)—The ‘gen- cision as. “an illogical and an eral council of la Societe St. justifiable regression Jean Baptiste strongly objected, Jt suggested the. government Friday to the Union Nationale-shoyld spend the mone nal government's decision~-to Tre- on issuing new 1967 ay a place 300 of the 381 road signs jicence plates which would between Ontario and Dorval OM make “no mention of the cen-

the Trans-Canada Highway at &® tenary of Confederation cost of $75,000 The society is « Roman

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came to Canada as on’ infant's COOLS OFF ROAD.HOGS jand was educated. in Winnipeg, pRintINGTON. England Vietoria and Toreste (CP)—Clifford’ Hardwicke ‘cat. He joined the navy as a cadet ries loaded water-pistol in his and won a DSO in 1942 when h@ | pois Rovee for use on drivers was executive officer of the de 11, hreak the Highway Code

stroyer Assiniboine, He later gy, .i.g 9 cold shower is far ent ann Ler ae more effective ‘than shouting and, After . r

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