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< wants. to, wager one British penny on
“the chance of winning 100,000 British
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Peele te last y ar opened 1 10, 299 letters. can find out. how it’s done,
addressed to the British pools or their... But what a silly story, it allist.
agents. - They, also. sent 5,861, letters _ Despite the puritans and the fool-
to» ~Canadian pool. ‘patrons, warning . ish laws, men will continue to bet. ‘In
them: hat they... might. lose mailing. -moderation it’s a harmless diversion as’
rivileges 1 if they. continued tt their wick. | + with eating, drinkin; g or anything else.

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:with the - trees: there: The. fragments from. a door: How- :

Ly. parks superintendent:.won’t do. - ever, “if the - wind: switches .

‘thie ‘people : who | _ anything. It took 50. years to. around, and I get. skewered: by:

Soon 1 we may, make. sail “again. . the houses buy the topsoil back grow those ‘trees, he, says.”. 2 a flying i imb, I'll die.a:martyr
‘When the -rain’s, before : the wind, ene _ and. plant’ new. ‘trees ‘which: . L the: trees. have. been. here ~ to the cause: ‘of. conservation.
‘Then, your: ‘sheets and . halyards . nin d. : _. take 20 years to grow. At.least, |

a * fe ee § oe | people who. like trees -will gO”...

, simple arrow or-a. fine. brass model: of. ignificance of -signs varied ‘through the to that trouble. Other people

pion, of the ‘breed | ‘of cattle favored ‘by day::: . .  ean’t stand trees, even across |}.
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a handful-in the, city; . but: ‘most. lie. bro
and rusting-in tool sheds, or. ‘pose'in. the: antique |
shops to attract. the. tourist’ ‘in: ‘search’ of. quain
artifacts. of another age.. Once. every ‘farm* h

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or Jogists today. tell. us: that. “weather. co Warning. . || .from Alberta, had a | house B Mak Poms paces
“AS sky: dappled: with: small even jélouds. like built in a quarter that used . —— beeen ney AcE awk tf casey
the), scales of -a fish. meant a change: we to be known as Pemberton dT 26. 36 - 5B. 7300 Ye
of. the we ANS YA mackerel” sky: |: i wo ‘Woods. He chopped down all o"W 27 |. 38. 52.) 62. Ute er
man who ‘could predict the weather was notsa- {Not very «long. wet: or ‘very. Jong “dy. - ' the trees at once. “ 7 30. . 40, 480 | Fe Pee :
forecaster, he was a prophet. He had his  ..The weather seemed: a more personal: thing. © , Zt is a standing joke be- |]  . 9 230° a BA Oe ee 7
weather vane, sometimes a barometer or ‘a If'a man forecast a’ stdm ‘it was. welcome , _ tween us that his district has [po 20 —a~~e | BO so " ‘.
rheumatic knee, and a collection of ancient,” “when it came ‘because it’ was “mystorm.”s | "Pemberton Prairie name to wey ee | 48. _ oo . “i _ Con

verse and fable. . ‘Now the ‘weather seems: to. be’ inposed: on’ My tri t
Enough: blue .sky in the. west to: ‘make’ a’ : “asi by: meteorological order-in- council. We; used y friend iy my heavy
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Prince Philip.1 is clearly a. ‘man who: believes. “alter: ‘the. tact that: ‘three out. of overy tive’ gas. down the trees on his place . .
that his public speeches should be something | “turbines ‘flying or on order in the entire Western’ |
more than decorative. When he speaks he says “world are. British, or that one-third of the ~ L tt b :
something, Not all. men do. Consider what - ‘world’s merchant tonnage ‘{g" equipped with oo. errer OX . : !

Prince Philip said in New York when he opened ' British radar,”

his etal i at fae oid teva? tots oa The. trade. falr itsolf. 1g ovidence of, British The Batt

“Britain fs not just. an,old coun ry of to er- vitality. It ,is: the biggest’ fair; of any kind: ne Dally News:
Por ee Pe agethtigent “Which s forolgn nation has slaged in the centre Pould well be solved by
Remember. ‘that (Englishmen) started | tho. United: States, The Duke of Edinburgh’s visit a little more effort on the part
Industrial Revolution, It is‘ true, of course, to the falr was not all frivolity, He and the — of our people.

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that the plumbing fn. some of. our older houses | “faly made a point which Americans will respect, © If everyone who can, will |
is not oll that it might be, but that doesn't wo _—-The Ottawa Journal, consider it the part of a good 7 .
rae Te ~ eltizen to aot aside $5, even at : fo ‘
pe et Pete - Pte pome anerifice, for Civic OCen- ' Seat :
(NTERPRETING THE + NEWS. Vie ea be membership tn pontomber, ey
ge) whether using its faellities or : ie
French: actions in Algeria blot on. record “Tol, we sould no Inger find -
5 "hos oven orn reas } By ALAN NWARVEY — . ; Lok . dependent on such things na. Seagranys
Pe Canadian Pross Staff Writor ee . Fngo, whieh may welt heacome "7 bs
“An Amerléan In'Parls ‘wrote to a. newspaper: “hard opponents of an ‘olution - other than | NE eAko al prbsent, ‘ary fee o SPECI. nls :
that he considers’ France the ingst, civilized the ger some. 0,000, m Moslems have. boon’ ayer a a and Poco ga ohn « », OLD Oo
country In'the world.) coatry.., AbEDGBUNg, agtively or implicttly.for.64 yours. — cragta section have bea A ane oe Py a Whiby
His declaration of lovo contathed ‘one rogers |, to. vo olect — there js no dopbting the: qonming: ‘\ tleularly. well .acrved in ne A a Ye ooh Fo
vation. It was- prociacly ‘this: affection “and for pence among ordinary French men and, past yenr, but the Board till oe BP mica nt
ndmiration, ‘ho said,-that.made Brance's.yocont’ women, sc ce one ave Hnanelal ropiom® A wipe So fo BY ts
yooord in: Algeria... the ‘erate for him to en 2 oe "  “Thore Ja: nothing. mors. Im- [enw ee nena ee eneeeeereneses WP hh

bear, Their volos has boon muted, xcept’ for oo ,
“The rekérvation we ‘common tn oxtornnl: the almost rolitary fight waged by the: newa- eH at hth for ince |}
comment on ‘Vrance,;,Tho., Amorican's: Jettor.. papers U'Bxpresa ‘and Franco-Obsoryatour,.20-. taonagora and Kiddies, but, it
coincides with » wave of. tooling agalnat what) / /Ooupo' the ordinary man ling: largely: abdicated. would be a erime If ‘oultural |
a British publication calls the: ghastly. atroe}ty Mm form ithe nolitical ‘atruggla,’ aurrondoringto.0n.) netiviliod: wore’ serappod> for ||!
common in Algerian.) % nortin..baged on a’ disillusioned fee i Wat” nek of funds. I would alao like |f!
Dngliah quthor Grahom Greena jo aed ‘with 1 the, Angividyal da poworloss to control oventa, io .sna 2 yoom set aside for the ||:
Yronch writers Kimono de. Sonuyott 4 Prone The politica) lott !s splintered, Te ig riven by. aerilor elttvons to play orlb- |]:
» colae Sagan'in-protest, principally. again At. the’: Maputes betwoen cloricnl and ‘non-olerical © fngo or darts or have.n cup of |f':!
Stan cupaahe, , de-yentvold.Algreay gi ‘estas bobpoan communi rich none — Strewhoror'Wa Thight ofor ae. || Wow Groot 5 Sista, Nove aay ‘ut Oyindo
wyoate Me fla and...non- 80 oa Willow Groon, Sandstona, keys u ndote.
who'sald ahé wan impaled ono bot a Ah Communtata, The: Pronch Tent, doao olgewhora; we might oven gat - Pearl Groy, ’ ae me | faatorman TAL ey thea i

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by electrical bate a wy “f f oa y he “Tee vot onto want 1 ‘wants and nie Barely O “debe ' were overooma, and. te. . Re si makes all Pa i mee ual ne KY

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It js ngninat this’ ‘paokground ' ot: ‘dmotto a in poking . 0 eamnon dynamio, the, jon. _ om tho mind of “so. Nttte i ne ia es a oe pong} ae nN Ras TP

that the pege p tales on Algeria are, bein Bone Goinmuniat J fh nas difficulty 1 de Abaolf © Bulb in any onro, if wo can: ||": “ie cig edie ho APS

' ducted. Wopd Jehida, a anxiety, os a whe wre dq. shontd, ‘The! government ignoron. tts protests, got behind tho Bonrd of Direae te pe a f
doqdeend the’ ehannos of roapite trom PAae, ise ore the. lend ray tnlke ise v! ue iawiniae in thom dnatead en et }

. 9 He ay wnat fi i ne needaysett of ciawing thelr. f f } our a ;
outta Tadtimen ont! tho: net bond Hho oe miedean fy ‘ en Shean any [Ee galura; wa: shoul dv, | a veh oon Avenue: West es '

why: a thao ‘apy ‘France itsol pe weTne 98" The « Maoh bn edu aan x problema, WP fa a ae Be if i

Rog ardions of tho publicity nacordedWncquea almilar rally by Souatelle, Bidnul, and campiny ~—-G.V, Waterman, Ba - Phono 6767 rs "Thi silveriivemant iv nol subTiod or aa by he” i

sountall and Georges Bldault and other: dice In Vincontios onion .unmolontod, ci Pringe,Ruport Art ow, oe eee - Uguor Control, Board ¢ or by the: Governmant of ett lb i