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By ALAN DONNELLY Canadian Press Staff Writer HEMER, West Germany lCPl The manpower of Canada‘s NATO may brigade paraded in spit and ‘h smartness before Prime Minister Diefenbaker Monday in memory with a unique fea-

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For the first time citizenship certificates were presented on {oi-eign soil by a Canadian prime minister. They went to eight Canadian soldiers. natives of four European countries.

Sergeant F. V. Lazlo of Mont- real, born In Hungary and mem- ber of the Royal 22nd Regiment for 4% years, blinked back tears of emotion as he received the document before more than 3,000 comrades. The other seven stood ﬁffly at attention.

The world-touring prime minis- ter, after standing in a jeep to [rive past the 12 units. went to a loudspeaker microphone to ex- press thanks for what he called a marvellous showing.

IRINGS BACK MEMORIES With a guess at what they might be thinking after 11/2 hours on parade he recalled how he had been in a similar parade while overseas as a lieutenant 42 years ago for the then Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden.

“I know something of your feel-

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PM Watches Canadian Brigade In Marchpast

ings about visiting VlPs. I am sure there‘has been no change since in the expression used by the armed forces about men in my position.”

In a serious vein he told the men—as their wives and children ringed the parade square to listen —that they are here to protect what Canadian citizenship stands

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Mrs. Ethel Hewitt. Mrs. Tupplin, Alice Ross, Mary Hickcn. Mary Mrs. Sadie Robertson. Mrs. M. Lantiangue. Mrs. Lloyd Collings.

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of his duties and was remanded until Friday. ‘

A Charlottetown resident of no stated addreSS was sentenced to 20 days in the Queen‘s County Jai‘, when he was convicted on a charge of being drunk and in-’ capable. .

A North River Road man. con- victed on a charge of not having . plates on his truck. was fined for. The soldiers had "the abid- $10 and costs or tWO days- A mg thanks and appreciation of Pownal man paid a fine of $10 the Canadian people;- and costs whenhe appeared 0'1

The men the“ swung past the‘a charge. offailing to stop at a reviewing stand, six abreast, for red trafﬁc llght- the marchpast.

The prime minister and his wife had lunch with some 100 of- ficers and their wives, including high ranking officers of allied NATO armies.

TECHNICAL AID

The United Nations last year spent $25.790.000 on iechnical‘as- sistance in 132 countries and ter- ritories.

Montague C.W.L. Holds Meeting

MONTAGUE — The Novembei meeting of the Montague sun- division of the C.W.L. was held in St. Mary‘s Hall recently and was largely attended.

The president. occupied chair and the reports were read and approved. the sick committee reported visiting the hospital weekly and a new committee, comprising Mrs. Levi Power and Mrs. K.W. Coyle. were appointed for this month. Mrs. Clair volun- teered to the votive stand for this month.

Considerable discussion toou place regarding the chicken sup- per and various committees weie

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THE BIG ONE IS COMING STARTS WEDNESDAY

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THE VIKINGS live again!

For the first time a motion picture re-c-reates the stag- gering savagery of the most feared conquerors the world has ever known!

The Northmen . . . the terrible Northmen . . . setting sail on Dragon Ships—eer serpents on the seas! Crashing over the waters . . . shouting a battle-cry to their awesome god of war. Odin! Sackiing the cities . . . despoiling the land . . . looting . . . pillaging . . . as they put an age to the torch! _

Here are stars born for‘t'heir roles—men born for battle

. a woman born for lovelKirk Douglas as the Viking Princn Einar . . . slashing . . . storming . . . sinning his way across adve-nrture‘s most violent era! Tony Curtis as Eric the Slave . . . destined to become king—to wreak a terrible vengeance on the man who defiled his mother! Janet Leigh as Princess Morgana . . . suffering the worst late a woman could know —a hostage in barbarian hands! Ernest Borgnine as King

Young P‘eOpIe RaIIy Today

In Montague I

MONTAGUE—Young men ani w o m e n from Presbyterian

churches all over the province‘ will gather at Montague this at"-

in Prince Edward Island.

More than 100 young people. from various Presbyterian con- gregations will be in attendance The guest speaker at the banquet to be held in the evening will be Heath Macquarrie. M.P.. for Queens County. Mr. Macquarrie forwarded his acceptance of the. invitation to act as speaker from New York City, where he was a representative of the Canadian, government at the United Na-‘ tions deliberations. The Presbyterian rally Willi commence at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon. The young people will divide into discussion groups; throughout the afternoon. follow- ing Mr. Macquarrie’s banquet speech, the Reverend Donald A Nicholson of Belfast will deliver an address. .

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Montague Council Decides TO Acquire Mahor Property

A short hiis-tih‘nscr, Mayor

iii the council chambers. PI‘CSCIIIiInWll policeman, and Fire Chief Doug Coffin.

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and Greene. Yco. pi'csidcd. John White.

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Fire Chief Coffin presented a on the recently purchased fire engine. obtained from crown assets. and stated that the truck and equipment. if purchased in the normal way. would cost between $2,000 and $3.000.

During the meeing. it was de-

cided the town would purchase the Mahar property. and that tendeis be called immediately for the sale and removal of the buildings. Two permits, one to build and the other to move a house into the town. were granted. if done in accordance with town by—l'aws. Following , committee reportd, the meeting adjourned.

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