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‘Wonderful Dream’ Came True

“THE DREAM I dreamt years ago at an old brown desk {n school, has come tiue at last, after years of toil and strug- .

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By JOHN MOSHER from net additiond) exenditure FREDERICTON (CP) |of $15,898,000 on ordinary ac- on New Brunswick's | count would leave an erdinary municipal reform program ‘for | account deficit of . $1,841,000. its first three months from/|Last April’s main. budget for. Jan. 1. to March 31 is estimated |the fiscal year ending next at. more than $27,000,000. March 31 forecast record

| 342,400. Subtracting expected revenue

This was revealed in the le-. spending of $201,940,623 and re- gisia vee) eee Min-|venues of $190,869,592. = ister LG. sBrisay pre-/ The finance minister said the sented a supplementary bud-/main sources of revenue will

covering the quarter-year | be the led:.gahes tax, reat costs of implementing the gov- | prop and “municipal tax ernment’s plans to take over |levies and increased amounts major from municipaj-|under the Canada . Assistance ities and abolish county) Act. He expected the first thrée- councils. | month will an Additional $3,750,000 from tiie sales tax.

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The province will administer and pay for education, health,

» Justice, assessment and| Education takes up most of . iy announced 000,000 for operating costs | that children’s clothing will be|and more than $4,000,000 for

‘from the sales tax, re- a decision to tax. this

school construction. To enable uniform teacher’s

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municipal: electoral officer. Le- gislation proviies that all muni- ¢ipal and school board elections be held every two years on the second Monday in June.

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Veterans, Sco and. Cubs, Guides and Brownies paraded to

the Monument where wreaths were laid.

Ken, Legion Holds Service,

KENSINGTON — The Remem- brance Day service at Kensing- ton was held in the Legion Home and was conducted by the Rev. W.A. Paterson, of Margate Un- ited Church, who is Protestant Padre of the Legion. Rev. E.J. Fiander, St. Mark’s Anglican Church, addressed the large ga- thering on The Christian Attitude to Existing War.

Rev. Gordon.MacBeth of Ken- sington United Church, and Rev. Dr. L.P. Callaghan, Roman Ca-

|_ The Last Post

Bugler David W. i Silence was broken by Rev: Fa- ther Callaghan.

| Address Students -At New College

George W. ~Cheverie, | Mana- ger of the town Manpower Centré;“left today for

address students at the new At- lantic Manpower Staff College. This Staff College had been es- tablished by the Department of

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