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6 The WM“ Chm. VIM, H...-. I, I”) ST. CLEMENTS 28 REGINA ST. N. LIBRARY NAMED - Mrs. Dana Porter stands be- low a portrait of her late husband at a ceremony naming the Dana Porter Arts Library at the Univer- sity of Waterloo. With Mrs. Porter is Carl Pollock (left), chairman of the board of governors and I. G. Needles, chancellor. FRESH AND SMOKED MEAT A hundred yeou ago, o Prisoner in o Turkish [when In the Holy tond unmounted a new levelalion of God. HU name wm lohé'v'lléh. His "ten." lo the kings" ore, without doubt, the moM romavhoblo documents in religious history. Sovevol mmion people have now responded to His to". [curl (lugy ot all loin" have [on waived on offer of Bohé'o'lléh's Messoge. W. mg. you lo invemgoie it either through you! (lovgymon or by writing: BLOOD SAUSAGE & HEAD CHEESE Open Friday & Saturday Nights Till 9:00 WESTERN - MYSTERY - NURS COMICS 3 for Me TRADE 2 for 1 German Magazines POCKET NOVELS 3 for 2Sc P.0. 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Affection (ceding of being lov- MfNTAl. HEALTH . Intellectual (for training in What the Child Needs Canada's First Bank celebrates a Centennial and a half Throughout this Centennial year, Bank of Montreal has joined with communities, large and small, across the nation in cele", brating 100 years of Confederation. On November 3rd, we have our own special day of celebration - the 150th an- niversary of the founding of Canada's First Bank and the Canadian banking system. On this historic occasion we could be looking backward over 150 years of achievement. Instead. we're looking ahead. We're looking ahead with the enthusiasm When you're 150 years old you have to think young I In the past year alone, Bank at Montreal has continued to lead the way by being first with: True Savings Account: I True Chanting Account. 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