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. Picture “above: reqweuenta laid in a day; Settlers. trom;
father Lacombre persuading eastern Canada thr: into the
Chief .Crowfoot of the Blackfoot west-via railway to dake np home-

Indian tribes to allow. the Can- steads,

adian Pacific railway to be. built around rallway ‘stations,
across their land,

ross the prairies from Winnip-
"eg in 1881 to Calgary in 1863 itoba,
and the Rocky mountains in1884,

‘Priest persuaded Go wloot
to let. CP. R. raily way pass

Towns mushroomed

Father. Lacombe was one of
This was one of the few ob] the first Catholic: missionaries
stacles encounteradby the C,P.R,,] in the northwest.. Ho. came to

as it pushed its-tracks ac-| Edmonton in 1852 and started
the first school west of Man-| C

In his immense parish he min-
Up to six miles of track was| istered to: the scattered Indian

7: _ communicate with men: ‘in the
‘| congregation,” she said, “‘How-

| Canada, .

-|.| work in rural-north India,

“Prem the Ieper out Cotes.

anid Metis population botween tiie
Bow and Peace Rivers and from
the ‘foothills to the Saskatchewan
forks. :

' His parishidners. held him. in
great respect. He. was. able to
persuade Chief Crowfoot ard his
tribe ta accept other lands to
replace those needed by ° the,

Crowfoot as a ‘young brave had
been regarded as a fierce war-
rior. Many victories in tribal,
wars enhanced. his reputation,

But he soon-came to realize
the folly of tribal. wars, and with
Father Lacombe he was able
to influence his people not to
join Sitting Bull's hostilities
against white men,

Later Crowfoot and Lacombe
prevented the Blackfoot tribes
from joining the Northwest Re-
bellion of 1895,

Crowfoot was eventually given

near. Calgary in 1880, ~
Lacombe died in 1916 after
Many’ years of ‘service to his
people, -. his. eliroh and his
Sountry. we .

‘Women | oppose
ofemale clergy ©

women in. lergy comes
mostly from cher: women, says

letters and parcels are iP the mail box before December 14,

- gives. you rar Dacember 6 to do your Christmas shopping.
‘the Post Office . Department, surface mail for Britain should

: eels and October I?7for letters.

_ Continent,’ Nov. 17; : South ‘Africa, Oct, 29: tndia and Pakis-

: Trans-Atlantic ‘places, Oct, 6; Central, ‘South Amertea cand
° Japan -and : Hong Kong, Nov. 4; other Trans-Pacific places,

_ and, Dec, 123: Japan, ‘and. Hong Kong, Dec, Il, other Transe

Atlantic places, Dec, 6; Central South Am

¢ hristmas. a
post office?

That young. friend of youra in the Canadian ‘Armed forces ;
in Indo-China ust won't ‘get a Christmas parcel from you t

this year,

It’s too late to ‘send. one now with any assurance of dew. ;
livery before Christmas: Day. The deadline for mailing wes «|

. But * you. whlstle © we win a hurry = there's still time
to.send. hom & cardor letter. -

Unless you decide to’ “send eve’ by airmail, whieh '
Even ‘airmail: cannot promise cles uniess all your —

The following is the completed Christmas mail dead-

st office d ent.
line list 5 aa aks this eto) BaERe piftice ge lepartm

As for other mailing . deadlines announced this week by

be. in by November 21 for parcel and November 29 for let

ters. For Australia and New Zealand you're advisod-to do

your ‘stamp licking before October 23 and 31, And for Indie
and Pakistan the suggested dates aro October 3 for pare -

‘Parcels for Exrope should be mailed before ‘October
23 atid letters on their way before November 17,

tan, Oct, Ii: other Trans-Atlantic places, Oct, 21; Central,
South America and West Indies, Nov, 12; ‘Australia and New
poatand, | Oxt. iy vepan and Hong Kong, Nov, 13; other Trans
acific places t
~~ (Parcels 3: Britain, Nov, 21; European Continent, Oct, .
23; South Africa, Oct, 20; India ‘and Palcistan, Oct, 13; other
West, Indies, . Nov, - 3; Australia and New ° Zealand, Oct, 23;'
Oct, 6. AIR, MAIL (letiers): Britain, Dec, 14; European Con.
tinent, Dec, 1]; South Africa, Dec. 11; india and Pakistan,
Dec, Hi; other Trans-Atlantic places, Dec, 8, Central South
America avd West Indies, Dec, 12; Australia and New Zeale

Pacific laces, Dee, 9, :

: (Parcels): Britain, Dac; 9; European Continent, Dec, 8;
South Africa, Dec, 7; India and "Pakistan, Dec, 7; other Transe
erica and Wost-
Tales ee ‘Australia and New Zealand, Dee, 9; Japan and
Hong - Kong. oe 7; other: TransAtlantic places, Dee, 7,
’ Mail for aneian armed Forces Overseas has slightly
different deadlines, al low: .

SURFACE (Letters) Britain, Dec, 7;. European Contin.
ent, Dec, 7, C rus, Nov, 28, Ghana, Oct, 28, Indo-China, Oct ,
2: Tanzania,

a, Newspapers, 2 ani Parcels) Britain,. Nov, 28; Européan.

|awspebers ‘a Parcels) Britain, Dec. 9: European ;
omer Noy, +28; Cyprus, Nov, 28; Shana, Oet, 28; Indo.

China, Get, 6: ‘Tanzania, Oct, 21,

a pension by the C,P R.. for
“|. keeping the peace. died|

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