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Provincial fish and game as
sociations in the southern Part
of New Brunswick are calling
for the provincial government
to abolish private fishing rights
on the Great Salmon River in
Saint John and Kings counties,
A resolution has been passed
on to the government asking

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that the river be opened to
public fishing.

Deaf dancers

MONTREAL (CP) — Mon
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tap and ballet -daneing at the
MacKay Centre for Deaf and
Crippled Children. “Although
few of the youngsters have any
hearing at all they can sense
the vibrations made by the
piano. They watch me and
memorize the rhythms until a
sort of inner rhythm is built

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CASE C519: Daisy, aged 44,
has a dangerous sex dilemma,

‘Dr, Crane?’ she began,
almost in tears, "*Iam desperate!
; "'Maybe I am immature, for I
‘cry a lot instead of being able
ito solve my marriage problem,
“Yesterday was our 20th wedd-
ing anniversary, and my husband
knew ‘it. :
“'But he went out to play poker
with some of his pals instead

xcuge that 1
lost him’ “J2 Years~ago after
the birth of our 4th child. >
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But I have apologized andhave

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Desperate Daisy’s
husband prefers:

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poker —

“However, he cherishes his re-
sentment. He says he would even
like to leave us all and start:
over somewhere else under anew
name, .

“Dr. Crane, I love him with
ali my heart so it hurts me ngt
only to be ignored,

“But he is wearing himself
out by excessive work, for he
hasn’t had-a vacation in15 years.
What can I do?!’
pe pep .
F Dafey sphusbangets 0 classical
fcasof a tifan in'the male'climac-
terle;"-which “1s” a’? comparable
state to the female menopause,
| He is actually glad, albeit sec

lretly, that he has the conventent | '
alibi that Daisy lost him 12 years'|-
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For that is now the convenient
camouflage or “smoke screen'?
behind which he hides his own
secret terror,
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Daisy's indifference to: his
erotic advances 12 years ago may
have” wounded his sexual ego,
“But. his main problem at this
moment is impotence, :
Hevis a platonic mate yet Daisy
doesn’t realize this fact, so she
is still berating herself for being
a deficient wife! ae
'- And that Is exactly the idea he
wants her to have, for.as long
as she thinks she is to blame,
she stays on the defensive,
. Thus, she will not analyze him
as closely, so he can still con-
cea] the humiliating fact that he
1s a platonic husband,
. o a
When ‘men pass the age of 40,
their-erotic vigor,:
And ‘If they become relatively
impotent, whether from the de-

theif mates, men then dégperately
try to ‘prevent their ‘wife from
Jearning the truth about’ them.
; So they try to put her on the
defensive by being caustic, hyper.
‘eritical and belittling, — -

Yet they secretly want to hold
her’ interest-and concern, which
explains why they may work lke
Trojans without taking a vacation,
‘And why they suddenly become
‘drunkards, after a previous Iife
-Of abstinence, for then she will
fret til] the wee hours until
they stagger home intoxicated,
. They, may even chew. out the
children unmercifully . because
they find this brings her to tears
and thus keeps her under their
thumb! ~

Above

THORNHILL GIRL GUIDES have added two trees to the Thorn.
(left to right) Shelly McNaughton,
m | Jack ColNer and Doreen Penner get down to some sarious |
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total cost of $4,000.

in’ love with the sed when he

served in the’ Navy during the

Second World War. He wants to

make a‘trip around the world,

and he has enough of inland liye
Be

thusiasm, however, and he says
she will stay in Winnipeg with
their twochildren (an older
daughter “is -married) while he
fulfils hisdream, °°.

ginner says he doesen’t know
where the-money will come from |.
but he’s making his plans never: | :
theless, So far his boat ismerely
a-few sketches on scrapg of paper
but a Winnipeg boat builder who
has looked at the plans gays Mr,
Firman seems to know what he’ s
talking about, .

when he joined the navy,

liberate or accidental affront by then. [’d like to
and ohe day hope to,?"

appetite by sailing up and down
Lake Winntpeg, -

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Each correct answer counts 10
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FOR MEN .

1, In which season does the dog-
wood bloom? .
Winter, Spring, Fall, or Sum-

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2. Of what “ts the puck, used
in the. sport: of ice hackey,

_tmade? 2 .
Brass, Wood, Rubber | or
_ Aluminum? ,. . 00 0.

3. Ellas Howe, the inventor of
sewing machine, never be|.
came a rich man, |
True or False? ° --

4, In which state is Sun Valley,

noted for its skling facili-

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Idaho, Washington, Wisconsin

or Nevada? : L

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36? Which- one ts a well-known

& Which one is a well-known
wearer of moccasins?
Turk, Italian, Dana or Amer-
ican Indian? so

6, What’ Elnd’” ‘of. -church did

he became President? -
Methodist, Baptist, Presby-
* ‘terian, or Roman. Catholic?
%. Which one of these is a lead
Ing food in Japan? =
Turnip, Rice, Cabbage or

’ Corn? . woo
8. How many. days did Jesus
Spend on the earth after His
resurrection?
10, 20, 30, or 407 ‘
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9. It was Julius Cesar. who re
formed the calendar and
" ‘added a day to June, making

a,

True or False?
10. Two of these star In the
Broadway musica] hit "1 Do!
I Dor’? .
Martha Raye, Mary Martin,
Woody Allen, or Robert Pres.
‘ton, : .

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WINNIPEG (CP}Hatk Firman’
is planning to leave his wife and
children temporarily for another
love--the sea, a
In’ June “hé’ hopes ‘to bégin ‘a
two-year voyage ina 17-toot sloop
which he figures to have built
and shipped to Nova Scotia at a

“Mr. Firman explains that hefell

His wife dosen't share his en-

The 42-year-old statlonery. ens

Hank Firman first saw the seal

“1 think [ fell in love with it
live ‘beside At

He “has further’ “whetted his

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within a year” had
who found English to
in writing,
a. Newspaper, The Kamloops Wawa
with 100 coples in circulation an
Father LeJeune was born in France in 1855, He was ordained§
in. the order of the Oblates in 1879
Columbia soon atter: He ‘visited
served at Savona and in 1880
linguist he mastered many Indl
European Janguages and he..c
-He -helped settle roying Indi
inspired them ‘to build churches,
back and they revered hi
Woops ..area.for 60 years,
construction, the- founding of mines

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Lejeune wrote Chinook §
In French shorthand |

Back In. the 1890's a fur trader once scoffed at‘a Catholic
interest In helping an Indian boy near Kami

peak English, but he could read the symbols {il

not doubt the ability of others, Ido not requirel™ 1
to go to school for years tolearn how to read and write English,’* 3
The priest. was Father Jean Marie
Strating the miracle he
hand to the Chinook. language.
of various Indian dialects and s
It was the common tongue of t
and was widely spoken in pigpeer,British Columbia,

Le June and hé was domodae
wrought when he adapted French shorty
Chinook was: a conglomeratlon§
ome English and. French words,
he Indians and the white trad

@ oe,
nook dictloriivy. Then
sto -¢raate a: simple written lengu:
been mastered by 800 illiterates

and was sent to British
New Westminster briefly, then
settled at Kamloops, A capable
an dialects as well as several
ould read Greek .and Hebrew,
an bands on reserve Jands and
ies. He rode among them on horses § ‘g
m as'“ Pere Sainte,’’ He lived in’ Kam. Ma}:
assisting as interpreter in railway
i and towns and in the fruit,
ranching, lumbering and hydro-electric developments,
eune organized an Indian temperance society, com-
ian prayer book and served often as a schoalmaster, §
He died in 1930, loved and respected by both whites and Indians,
who had been drawn closer together by his efforts, Lake LeJeune, &
near Kamloops, was named afterhim, °° — _ .

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