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By GERARD McNEIL |waga Reserve as . national , “This is ‘an historim moment , Micmacs, Crees, Haidas and their back , CALGARY (CP)—Meat pack-|ada. Jt will also be able to sup- | ON THE ae gon acai par Rochu of Calgary . who says|Btechu himself has about 1,000}, eharge as a public service and indian delegates, a cross-sec: | Mr. Brochu is president of the Liveweight price to producers URSDAY PROGRAMS | iting summer, ; rabbit and the meal sells for 70 7H : | directors. representitig” 0 uF ducted with ‘a new breed of tur- | iways and that the fur is lighter Chief Andrew Delisle said Te Stam, had been developed. |tion. 3:00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth | the first|q single ounce of the dru 5.00 p.m.—Wild Bill Hickok _ | worth conservatively $10,000 an month that it woald make a de- f re . land in tepees or trailers. Some: Lynn ‘A. Townsend, Chrysler

| L ) Ri St. .awrence Niver Island OTTAWA ‘CP) — An Island in| gathering place for Indians, it’ for Indians in Canada.” the St. Lawrence is being do | was anounced here. : Two delegates wore warlocks | ‘i onifi K ly markets farther east.” Hurons as a significant and his- ao ‘ers boast they can use every |ply : toric step towards unity among Ch Hd part of pig but the squeal.| The average member of the ‘day meeting of the Indian Cen- ne a “every part of, the rabbit can [and days 600 nai — 4 The tollowing program list-| tennial Consultant committee. New Turbine jbe used for something or | guarantee ,,full-time __employ- appear.as presented to us by, tion of Canada’s mator—tribcs, _ DETROIT (AP)—The future | Alberta Rabbit Breeders Asso-|is about 25 cents a pound. Be- ee concerned. | WELL CHOOSE DIRECTORS of Chrysler Corporation's ~tur- ciation, which plans to n a{tween two and three pounds of £ groups—the western plateau In- —. ; He says market surveys indi- CFCY-TV - | ; 7 ‘bine engine. : t y ? dians,._ the Prairie tribes, the otNolala. aneiiveiad cate the major problem will be aa be oO 1 300 different 1:30 }p.m.—Musicale ies _ that a new engine, the fifth |tnhe : \ 2:00 \b,m.—Film Festival | the East—-will be chosen .to “ad demand-estimated at 500 a) 344 warmer than that of any |other animal. o-pameere Tell kakwitha Island, within the | Road tests are scheduled to Be-| «there is a good market in| vee Ole In Contrast. | Montreal metropolitan area and 5! ere | Calgary and a good one in Ed- | i : h for 300 f B00: parece ig al | core: leision’ by late spring or early rabbit abattoir in Western Can- LSD is enough for 300,000 doses Sto Rim aSaven league Boon + Indians from across the coun- summer on the future of the RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT.OR NOT . Some. , , : : i ~ ;

- 6. .m.—Gazette neem fe Naa thought was being given a mo- president, told the firm's -an- | | DOESN'T MEAN 7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies tel. A handicraft centre would nual shareholders meeting 7.30 p.m.—Please Don't Eat The be built. Tuesday that results of. more

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| fears and suspicions. cars were still being evaluated. |'@t this conferencej—-many|.Chrysler spokesmen gave mo windows have been opened,” hint ‘as to whether they felt said Rev. Andrew Cuthand, ajithe new engine might provide | /Cree and an Anglican minister the momentum Chrysler. needs lfrom Selkirk, Man. Ito get. the turbine-powered car “We go with a feeling of be on the market. = ae J The turbine’ engine,

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The speech was echoed by| Loses PRIZE MUSTACHE | - other delegates. LONDON (AP) — Amid cries. “We have.._no ___separatists of horror_from the owner, the among the Indians,” said Max {most celebrated mustache in ~ | Gros-Louis of the Huron Re-'Britain has been Bauabierer: sree pee | serve at Loretteville, Que. Television star Jimmy . OPEN ALL WINTER | “All French-speaking Indians|wards’ foliage, spanning 11 in- A & WwW DRIVE-IN |are going with the Caughna-|ches from tip to tip, fell under

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