gCl_‘he Guardian. Charlottetown. Thurs. Nov. 15. 1962. 19’

I Births, Deaths, Marriages

" OBITUARY

Inserted by lriends and re- latives as a tribute to the de-j ceased. '

EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYM ENT

OFFICE POSITION

Local Firm Requires Experienced Lady IMncDOUG-ALL—Jn loving mem- CATHERINE CLARKIN FOR GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES cry of Charles A. MacDougall The death of Catherine Clark- «GOOD STARTING SALARY" KEEFE _ To Mr_ and M I that passed away November in, daughter of the late William ‘ George Keefe. at Sacred Clarkin, and Mary Ann McKenna

14. l 1. USUAL COMPANY BENEFITS Heart Hospital. Monti-ea], Nov. Peacefully sleeping lies one of formerly of North Wiltshire, oc-

. I. . I . . 10. a daughter a ins~ 4 025, the s. curred at the Lynn City hospital Apply Iin own handWI it1ng stating experience, 1! sister for David, Philip and I In God's own garden he is now on Sept. 26th. after a short ill- age, education and salary expected to Donald. 2 at. rest. ness.

‘He left us suddenly. The late Miss Clarkin receiv- PO His thoughts unknown. ed her early education. in her

- He left us memories home district school. CHARLOTTEI‘OhVN WALSH _ A! veteran‘s We are proud to own. Following the death of her Memorial Hospitah New York_ Memories are treasures mother at an early age. she f. -- “weal—5“ . ML alsh. formerly No one can steal assumed the responsibility of of Charlottetown “November Death leaves a heartache caring for the home. and the __. 12, I2. Funeral from Ga... No one can heal younger members of the family. B I S den City-New York_ on Fri. Some have forgotten In 1912 she went on a visit to . . . day morning. Nov, 16, 1962, Now they are gone Boston. returning home late in

’ ut we hall remember However the

No matter how long.

the same year. following year she returned to

IN MEMORIAM

I

I ILovingly remembered by his that American city. and has re HUME _ ‘h loving memory of Wife. Mary Jane. and family. ‘ mained there ever since. ex- George 3, HumeI who passed cept for periodic visits to her

away Nov. 15th. 1958. ‘ CARD OF THANKS Ihahvr Province i ThUTSdoy, November we've "OI forgotten through‘ er remains were transferred the pasing years i The family or the late John from the Landresan funeral par- + + B I IInIiIany times we've hid our W. Keithhehlontague. wish to lors in Lynn _ Auto hearse or n u ' __ I I 3 mg tears. express t ir warmest than-ks to the Charlottetown Funeral

mp a s ness 8 P M But now we know you're happyI to: Dr. Preston Macintyre, Home where the funeral was ' With the Blessed, .The nurse and of the held to St. Anne’s Church, Lot

65 on October Ist. .i

The funeral was under the - direction of Mr. Robert Bradley. f Solemn Requiem Mass was sung

Si by [hose 1 Kings County Memorial Hospital. st. ; Friends for Hospital visits. Mr. IWillard Walls of the Montague Church of Christ. The choir and

Though sadly missed

who loved you be

ILovingly remembered by Wife and family.

FuII Attendance Requested.

ti

the soloist Mrs. R. Ralph Beck. . ,r -i . . NOW IS THE TIME I - h A 22.11.; 222nm gathers; .- v . - r = . - . ~. . . para”? Eadfiaihrsiéusbfiitid ahd ; for their dIiIgnifedé sympathetic Smith as deacon ‘and Rev Re. ’ '" " "' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ * ‘ . nau . w o ‘ service. to ind fri nds who sent ' ' passed away NW. 15th 1951. flowersI letters and cards and gisL 11:“?! as sub-deacon .I IA aAIlIiIgIvayghItI‘fIirigmbfirfd by WIT: IoIIali tho heleed so wonder- Sistgr fiwagxdggeosli :2 Fr "I f t f V of b b N th V f , v I I can a n I u y in Heir our of sorrow _ ’ om e com or .0 an- on ur an .or ancouver mato juice or washing child- wonied tbut not wanted. de- ALL WORK GUARANTEED Eugene. ; Etheh Lloyd and Louis Keith Staff 0f the WESIem Hospital "1 uver Zoo. an educated city by his country cousins. The en. dogs. and anything clse fensive manoeuvres. Alberlon- A150 two brOIhEFS- skunk reads of the invasion story necommends using 10- that‘s deluged by the animal's (CP Wirephoto)

LOWEST PRICES . . . . . TERMS TO SUIT ' FREE ESTIMATE " NO OBLIGATION PHONE COLLECT — “From anywhere on P.E.I." Charlottetown 894-4560 — Suminerside 436-3419

MONARCH ROOFING & INSULATION CO.

“Specialists in all types of Siding & Inhalation”

Jerry and Jack, both of whom reside in Minneapolis, Minn. ‘

DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

ceased her some years ago. Ano- ther brother Amos. passed away on May 16th of this year. The pallbearers were: Pat- up 11/. Bank of Montreal rose i . - . TAKLLY. E t 9/4: to 627ml Nova Scotia S5 to ISomeone madenfilatzllephlzsgteczsll 69/4. Canad enne Nationale 3/4 tot . By THE CANADIAN PRESS .5915, provinciaie 1/. to 44s,. mil MONTREAL 4cm Agricul- mg... 2:3,“iifiggng‘fiyfizw '2; Toronto —— Market sharply ' .1 Ihigher: trading light.

.Telephone Coll Causes Explosion

Announcements =

& TRYON BAPTIST Ladies ser-

iving Hot Turkey Dinner Satur- GIGGEY’S PHARMACY —All ggfi-thggi. 17th {mm 5 p'm' mi Dorothy Grey Cosmetics to clear ' 1‘: price. Also band-aids etc. at

awrence Murray, and William‘

rick Callaghan. Michael Clarkin. ZCoady. i 1 , i d - . DR' H-P- STEWART “’1” he? interment was in the church the Royal A to 75% “re epartmem qumatmns' ha” “‘9 Wage

Louis Campbell. Jack Gallant, In western oils' Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices

Central-Del

__ ' - half rice. Pr t . ' r . - : . ' ' JAMES C. STEWART 131 North RIVBI Rd. DIBIZISWOI om!) “‘99 dPIIV l‘y absent from his office from,cemetery_ when; the Commmal New York _,_ Mark“ higher; .Rio rose 40 cents m “MI m country “amnsI wooden car_I Firemen believed the call . 0V. 17111—24111 mcluswe. IService was performed by Rev,1early lass cancellde Home A [/2 to 12I Pacific PeteitonsI extraharm, 57: 13'. e 56; g ('IallISf’d a spark In the telephone 1 “d ‘dialing exchange which ignited

Fr. McCarthy. ay she rest in peace.

, i 0 girls routs. sizes 7 - 14. Reg. ’ c ' ' town 0r city in Prince Edward t . . . i I Refiiiln oils also show (1. B ~ ' ‘ - n . IsianId - human need anywhere iiifihflff'Jilghe‘gfggfiisj'$2.: Iga ns. rose )4 to 29‘2. llil'Idel‘lllltlffll‘lzcgllfijin in tie Provmce should be our 1 - ,perial 1/4 to 437/. and Shell iii to creamery job prints 53—54: fresh ' 107/n.

accumulated gas turn in a nearby manhole in this village northeast of London.

'i‘li explosion. heard

E IVA to 13% and Canadian Husky‘mt‘dium 45: small 113: 13 39; a W. to 8 ‘C 23.

Nominating Convention

five

One Villager said: “I thought

. . . . , 0 to 14x. Clearn t 5.00 - ~I. ' The Liberal nominalmg convention whee” w‘“ 3°" “"3” the Holmes and Blragdlleys; Misasbsl. The family 9‘ “19 18 I ° . wholesale thhdm‘ahle 92—51: 933mm away“ s-hm ' Sheet °‘ fourth district-of Kin s will b held + UNITED WAY' {Girls whar 159 Queen sr. Char- Catherine, Clarkm- Wish to 9" MONTREAL (Cm—The clos-i Other gainers included Inter- —s2. ' “8"” 5“ “’9' ""° "‘° 3‘" d‘m' . g e . a PROGRESSIVE ConservativeI 10mm“ 'p?°5.5 the“ "‘“I‘S' 3“" appre' I"? hid 0" the US- dollar In national Nickel- 11 ‘2 I" 57? Cheese: twin-prod \lnnli'eal am “hm” 20° “"5” “d In‘ The MGYTGII' Theatre, Murray River on " motion to Mr. Robert Bradley. te dian funds was Noranda‘ up 3/. might/4, Caha.Iwaxed “mom remng QIIIIhIIII- .tured at least six persons.

- . . rms of Cana meeting of the Mt. Herbert Poll RUMMAGE Sale at M r s . funeral director and to all who 51m 2532. the asked $11,713.16. dian Breweries‘ up 1/, to 1035‘ .white 32..“

6 pm. Sponsored by the Ladies

1753' l.'65: r. .. . . ,~ . Auxiliary. d, F1 to: all

WillbehldtJ '. ' . . . i 32. _ Thursday. November dl’ p.m. Mt. erhghha Thfrsgggkhafis: 1lsIt‘cwsebs Friday sent mass cards. letters 0 Tuesday the dosing bid was Industria] Acceptance. up 1/2 {named 331,2I “hnle‘ale m ' m quite honestly that an atom E h n | d f‘ d} d 15th. at 3 pm. sharp. Signed “em " ' a ‘ I’m Sympathy and “023‘ tributes- $1.07 21.32. the asked mm 24%. Bell. up In to 50%. .1 _ bomb had been dropped in Lon- “: P° P ease 5°” “’9 “cue ' 9 Austin Coady. Secretary : RUMMAGF Sale November AIS“ “We “0 8595'“ 1" any 11-16. minion Textiles. up it to 155;; 11“”,0‘33920 “tong; Q; ‘9;— non." ‘r i J i I - ' way. during their recent sad. be- and Hudson 38 CompanyI up . . if: n s .r -. ; , n s —A—-—-—_____._______ delegates. Everybody welcome. RUMMAGE Sale Friday Nov_ 23rd. RCAF Asociation Rooms rename“ VI to I2 y .859... h R ms 22th RE. K d o I gm enne y Gives

ember 16th. 7 p Primary metals also showe

LIVESTOCK _

to. St. James

WILLIAM HARRIS Church Hall. Sponsored The sea LT.-COL. E.W. ohn- gains. Algoma rose 1% to 45%.? , _. - ' I Ladys Slipper Chapter of the NOW IN STOCK — Complete ston's slides on their recent trip] MONTREAL (CPt —— Prices Aluminium 2 points to 23%. Do- gang?“ 3522.3‘2315W‘hmgh‘. I: Entlre SO a‘l'y 1° ‘“ on - Bridge to ' To cha 't’e ' ' ' . TURKEYS FEES“ KILL]; _‘ a “‘95 01‘ Urhpeah‘ met" I FIl‘tday 0V9"! 1‘ i a m arket Wednesday. Trading Stelco % to 171.2. BA on an 5221, can mu. . y. n | s D'sl'rICT PreSIdenI Available for chuwch D can anadian compact;oclock. Lunches sold by the was active and demand good. Losing were prlceI down 1/4 at: 17:11:51 320:1.“ limit:

su ers.; - _ .‘ - - ‘ ‘ hahquemhihdivydua} ordersrjpetc icars' S‘mpsons seal-5' Char .wsl- Wednesdays receipts were: to 30/4. and imperial Tobacco. BCI PM", 300 mi. inm. 4...], H WASHINGTON (AP) - White

1

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2 calves 6 mos. old. 1 calf 3 mos. old. 2 heifers 1 yr. old., (mostly Holsteins) 1 foal 6 mos. old (Clyde) 1 sow with 10 pigs 2 weeks old, 1 sow I bred September 15. 1 hog 1'5; yrs. old. one (1954) 11/; ton truck (stake body) 1 - 1961 International 3/4 ton truck with stock box. 1 hay cable 60 ft. with pulleys, 6 - 80 lb. milk cans. (new) 2 - 50 lb. milk cans (new). 1 DeLaval Milker (new) 1 Velox Separator 850 lbs. capacity. 6 Beatty water‘bowls. 1 turnip pulner. ( with electric motor) 1 hand potato grader (new) and large quanity of baled hay. other articles too numerous to men- tion.

sale positive as farm is sold.

TERMS CASH Ronnie MacDonald Claude Craswell Owner Auctioneer

The Progressive Conservative Nomin- I

sting convention for Third District of Kings will be held in Bridgetown Hall, Saturday. November |7+h al' 8 p.m. All poll chairmen are requested to have

five delegates.

DANIEL J. MacKINNON. President for the District.

Sponsored by

C.Y.0. Adults 75 cents. child- ren 50 cents.

POT-LUCK supper at Craw- ford Sinclair. Springfield, Fri- day evening. November 16. United Church Women. Everyone welcome.

CREDIT UNION - Chapter meeting workshop. Thursday November 151b, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 pm. at Community Hall. O'Leary. All Credit Union Mem- bers may attend and all officers are urged to attend.

THERE will be a poll meet- ing at Newton School Saturday evening. Nov. 17th. for the pur- pose of nominating s delegates at 8.30 pm.

Peacefully at the residence of daughter Mrs. Reginald York Point. Prince 1 ard Island on November jan 1962. Mr. MacEachern was born in Charlottetown sev- enty - four years ago the son of Archibald P. MacEachei-n and Annie Small. Mr. MacEachern was employed with the Cana- dian National Railways until his retirement in his forty-fifty year due to illness. During Wor War I he served with the 2nd Heavy Seige Battery and was “Mentioned in Despatches" twice by the late King George V. Archie as he was known to his many friends was a keen sportsman and actively‘ particl- pated in many forms of it.

I MacEwen. dw

FIRST KINGS

LIBERAL CONVENTIONS

4th DISTRICT OF PRINCE AT

CENTRAL BEDEQUE HALL Monday. November l9lh. at 2:30 p.m. 3rd DISTRICTTOF PRINCE

A CIVIC AUDITORIUM Summonide. Monday. November l9ih at 8:00 pm. ‘ Sl'h DISTRICITOF PRINCE

CIVIC AUDITORIUM Summer-side. Monday. November I9th. at 8:00 pm.

Each poll Requested to the 5 delegates in attendance. GUM SPEAKERS

N. R. MocLEQD, watery.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I 8 P.M.

ing provincial election.

/

Signed:

KEITH MacKENZIE, First District of Kings

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE NOMINATING CONVENTION

A convention will be held in the United Church Hall. Souris to nominate 2 Candidates to contest the forthcom-

Each poll entitled to send live voting delegaes.

Everyone invited to attend

6th.

Mr. MacEachern was a mem- ber of St. Pauls Anglican Church and was laid to rest in St. Peters ‘Cemetery on November 4, 1962.

There are left to mourn the following Billy. Mrs. Frances A. Phillips and Mrs. Reginald Mac-

wen.

Mr. MacEachern's wife. the former Bertha Marjorie Poole predeceased him in 1948.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Archi- bald P. MacEachern wish to convey their 41 re- ciatton to all the friends and neighbours who sent flowers. cards and messages of sym- pathy during their recent be- reavement.

Duceppe in court. I

e said that after interview- ing an official of the Interna- tional Brotherhood of Team sters (1nd.) Oct. 0 n a TV show he received a telephone call.

The caller: identified them- selves as officials of the union and told him he had better ap ear for a meeting at a own town bar for his health.

eppe. 39. said he sought;

'0

police protection.

A"! n in court were Pierre Choulnard. 35, a an- i nouncer. and Gerald Tasse. 34. I

a scriptwriter. I The complaint was filed by; Jacques Lafrance. an official of I

the union. 1 All three men are connected; with the CBC French network. i

Gov't Studies I Soviet Fishing

OTTAWA (CPL—Prime Min- ister Diefenbaker said Wednes- day the government in studying

po that a Russian fishing fleet is operating in the Bay of Fundy on Canada's east coast.

He said in a common: reply to opposition Leader Pearson federal authorities are trying to determine w e e three- mile territorial limit applies in this 1! he.

Pres.

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We “have two of the most Modern Insulation ment at your service anywhere in P. E. l. . . . time to have your insulation done . . .

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HOW IS THE TIMI for Blowing Insulation Blowing Equip- Now is lib. before winter sets in.

and Ins-lotion Co. CA! nun

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28 varieties of Sno-hoots in flat. wedge, when an

b I . we elwer In Chmmmnwn‘ lottetown Store. I CONCERT IN More" H a H 35 cattle. 25 calves. 80 hogs and down It"; to ltIil/i. BtInld Prod i_nn m 24 2 House sources said Wednesday "eaIu Gil Henry. Dial 4-9313. LORNE Orange Lodge. De- Nov_ 25_ ii pm. IV Montague 18 sheep and lambs. Tuesdays l the indices were up. Pgw EJII +115 that Prestdent Kennedy. since 9 I . SableI Annual Meeting Thumr talent Sponsored hv More” wIII receipts were 219 cattle. 160 dIustrlals rose 0.5 to 112.3. utlll-I D Sum 2; 5;: gm} #5 I “I he entered the US. Congress in o I ' HOYTS BEAUTY Salon. No- day Nov. 15. All members. ‘ calves, 153 hogs and 55 sheep ties 1.6 to 106.9.I banks 1.7 to IC Fndrv A m“, “‘m“ m: “14.2mm1947. has contributed all his gov- N 1- "embe'f 513661815 0“ 001d wave. please attend. I REGULAR BARN Dance at and lambs. 121.6. the composne 0.3 to 112.3 .C, Fnd'n, m 5...... ml m.._ .A .ernment salary to charities. gwgnfnstgbo 18.3 Q or “I PETERQ C med I I .Reggie Banks. Annandale. ev Common steers sold at 17.25- angg;p;g$ggénocn Igiflr w. 1000 $8412 or, 3.... .3 I [informants said Kennedy . . . 0 - . ueen ee I t - '- a 1‘3- ea ery Thursday night. Dancing 18.75. common heifers 11.50 - . H E53 ‘46 45‘! ‘5 ‘s “5 .Would contributEhls 3100,0001!!! Of The 3rd. DISTTICT Of Queens Charlouemwn‘ Phone “5311' In"? 5319' Wedne‘qday' Decem' Good music. Canteen Shh; hgiéiomon and medium. Mum“ héf'é'xxaltaq'? 3:: IE: hr“ :2“ ISM I'm: gtszmprcidgztdg IIIthhriItiIisprthiIs DANCE. MILLVIEW I . I e 'c ‘ -" " - - Complete tabula on e ne ay- n Rrw pr so 549:; mi. 49%” ,, _ . I. . es. be in every Friday night. MusI'c byll KINGS COUNTY DANCE L . H h C d. Goo cows were 16 - 17.25. Ilium-chm;- ‘Wm’ngnhtn dcegtldI-Ihac CI r01“ I280 who 21!: any. i: dcnttal pay In 1961. ' . Three Macs Dancing 9~30.tz:3o I Frida Novgggg 8 ar : medium 15-16. common 13 - 15 gdzdem?‘ Ex" T8“ x:;£xl;a‘r’:j_n{: 3C “bk 7: 5; {no '12“ I‘ In giving his salary to charity. t : N0 MAN 15 An; Island: Whe teen :ewice 9.11.30 'aancing I and canners and cutters 9.50411». cm...“ i. (mm previous hoard-lul‘c no,“ 11350 53., . 3 . “Kennedy is following a prece. I I ENTERTAINMENT MUMGWI Iher we live in a-remote III“ ' 94230 Music 'by 'wébster : Good vealers sold at 28-32. Iclosing n e.) I 29.1 sac-1i 62-h 523. .115 Ident set by President Herbert Of nomlna+Ing +w° Han' satuirday Nov' 17th at ‘ town 01‘ Cit I11 Prince . . . ImEdium 22-27' common 14-221 Stock Sales High Low Close 0:"; IglL Pow 730512.11; m; nur— Ifi I Hoover three decades ago' 30th (rd + + + +. “I. elecfion of pm featuring local and out-I151and _ hu¥nan need anywhere DR. BJ. GRANT. optometrist and grasscrs 14-16.:50. In...“ m mm «M 4.3% ._ .3 Ic, PM, W m", ' " "0’ “I‘lft'have large personal fortunes. can I a es 0 con es In 8 :IdzitalentidcttiIuntry tand vacstern I. the Province should be am. will be in his Montague office. Grade A hogs were 30.25 and in," p.- 25 595 25 25 '— 1,5 cm. 0“ 17 56., The informants who told of in ng. 0 me sep ancing.’ . - . f i . . ’sows 20-21. ‘. rom- man u' u 451/. v‘l‘hlcdn on 517 $3 . am so how Kenned is dis sin of his December tap dancing etc. Dance after. wxwyou share the gvgrg‘ saturday mm 0 am ‘ thd 1;,th sold at 13.50_ Iflumin; 1m :3: I I“ Pun il 5 pr I150 :120 Wt .1200 ‘M salarv did :0 1I‘zspognse I . . Inn p. . . .. 3.1 flit-‘1 333 ‘o . - . . A 7 no no :52 s: 52 +1 ‘Cd Pt 340 star: Iii quesmns about ‘ “93mg” Guest speaker erI be in attendance. wfh‘i‘mflmfig‘gwfxgzg 16—h WDUNDAIS Iklnited c h u r c h MODERN and old time danc-l MONTREAL 23:“ c pr" :2 $2 2;“ 27 + s- mut? “2| "tom ass «III m" 143'. story Ito tIhatIgftect mg 111;!!- , , . . _ . . .. :_.2-n21. . . . EVERYONE WELCOME 11,132,131; sponsored by r Mimi?“ astonishing. 3mm. 1;;i.ay.:':;::..hgr;.;' .. 2.2 .r‘ * tint." “° 8“ " c ey . . . Iday Nov 15 1962 Bazaar . ' ‘ ' ) _ B 1 Bank Mom 305 % GZI 2 + s Coronatn 900 561:; 6-1- slyfi: 13; Th Wh.' H _ . . . . . 12; ‘Cha M D i ‘ MONTREAL (CP ants w 5” I I 25 ._, H . .2 I, III e ite ouse did not. of LADIES AUXILIARY My“: THE MONTAGUE Orfgestra.lss°n and ac on: d‘ian‘l western ""5 19d 3 Strong 3:: :1: 1130 um 99‘ “lg: “Igisl Slat: «72 :42”; 3.2% i “clan-V comment 0“ “‘9 “to” Canadian Legion month“, mach} WI" present concern witfhsg‘g: vance on the Montreal and Bnnq PC 1120 at «1/. use I ago: IIt.im son Ian 1x0 mo :10 ‘hy Fletcher Knebe! of the news- . I I I I . I I _ -————-—-——-—-—-——-— rig than 516“: 16% 1615 r u ._' W ‘ , I Prestden‘l‘ In; pTIthrsday. November 15th new and old ‘at the following PRINCE COUNTY ISigidfigdin°gcaflg°§ch$dnes 1:; I335... 1 hot on. 3th I ..‘:.:';‘"f..‘°h‘2“§§2".n2§i ' ' ' waters: . t TV Prank Has ,n r . h: +1.2. twe- - I 313 DUNSTANS Basilica CIi"I I Nov 21 Belfast Ha“ Thursdayi N0 MAN 18 AN Island.I Whe— I were Torahmpominion, up 115 I I D L'm . s so; .-. 14 i would not identify the charities. S 1.. Sale of Home Cooking at Nov. 2'2~ More Comm-unigrttgvevlhvherltl-‘lf [Insigfirigéen’dltlfd‘fd“° 63 and Imperial'COmmerce” S I ii fill... «332 33 .3“ ’" ' “’ Moore and MacLeods. Friday. Hail. Monday. Nov. 26; Mill-I . ' y . e horn 'm finish. 31. i'm' 'A ROYAI SECURITIES N _ . I .Isiand human need anywhere D T .m w ., n , I \ ovember 16th at 2 pm. WOW Hall. Wednesday. Nov. 211;“. the province shouid be our I D22 13;. .;m fig,“ . M j’,‘ Corporation Limited SM: 1 00W HEWIY freShenedo l cow to fr95hen Econcern. Will you share the I . IMONTREAL tCPt—Two lele‘IDonnhu i s21: 2m 2m » M Investment Securities Jan. 12, 1 cow to freshen March 20. 1 cow to fresh- .UNITED WAY? inserted by friends and re- Vision men Tuesday were in“ p...“ m 534... an. . ii ALEX M WILSON 1 fr h J 10 1 t i ‘ Iatives as a tribute to the tie-{charged with impersonating a E Knot 100 mu 12“ 1214 43121 M ' En March 23, COW l.0 es en time t COW 0 . BEAN gUPPER qa ",d H rt: ed - ffi 1 I to la a rank Falcon 11': SST-in . =1» ‘— Nfi an-ger h ' l f h J 12 1 ‘ ‘ c ’ ea .ceas ‘ 'umo" 0 ca p y p Ir-m Play 230 mi. 17 i 1r. . i 137 Grafton St. Dial 4-6583 freshen Marc 20. 1 cow .0 res en une . IChurch basemet, Borden. Thurs- on Jean Duceppe. an actor and... d. m to. W m, . Ch “H cow freshened the last of Aug.. 3 cows not bred, (gay maven?” 158m. serving MR. hagghxfigngmnn Icommemmn n nICIIIIIIIIIIIId IIII.I)I.III.II a; .I A are e own - mm 5 to m. po sor i ' "They went too far." saldi '