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A (ware thet the headless pdr 4 is companion was in the k be 16 THAT WHAT | Lucien Lamontagne, 3, & bush YOU HONESTLY : 4 worker at Beardmore, was de THINK 16 HAPPENING, Y | \ / Sapioied og pi wight when he ih Wy 5 Biparently ol ery MEET 7 » . rear window when the ear was TE TI r-- " in a sideswiping collision with y ; {another on Highway 11, (A Wii, i Qua <The driver, Philippe Pelletier, ("I ARS YOU rr He %, drove #2 miles Into Hearst, : LA rg / GOT BOR ITTING) AROUND LISTENING 7e/] 7 where he told police he did not know his companion was dead until he arrived In town, Hearst is 140 miles northwest of Tim. mins, Norman Wayne, 21, of Winnle | peg, driver of the other car, sultered injuries to the left arm, face and neck, His wite, Tilly, 10 suffered injuries to the neck and left knee, Police sald Pelletier has heen charged with falling to remain at the scene of an accident and eriminal negligence, : RC's Hurting VM] ME TELL rage x Some / LLL Be UM SAM BATES| | WERE 800N, J ), WANT TO TALK | bn prem Birth Control i Wi FE . CARDIFF (Reuters)~A British selentist blames the Roman Cath. olie church for impeding the spread of a birth-control program needed to rescue the world from the threat of starvation, Professor D, V, Glass of Lon. don University told the British Association for the Advancement : of Beience Monday that the : 1* [ ; . 1 [United Nations would be a good ESE, ~ == ce. A |#gency for the spread of such a / Vv Y YY. . fi A program, But this would be impractical, he sald, because "Communist countries might oppose it and Catholic eountries certainly ATI Worm Toco Soninate. 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(Baba) Dufour from Hershey Bears In a swap for goaler Al (+ | p Millar and forward Myron Btan: " klewies, Dufour, 24 « year » old " SECRET AGENT X 9 native of Trols-Rivieres, will re- place Millar a veteran of several % {OBO EP a | ABOUT HOW YOUNG SHE JHE NEVER HAS T' CHOP Heasons with Aces, " RIP DA ws A] ATR RAENIA §6 BUTTERED LOOKS AN How WELL Woon For A HANGOUT BIONDA WITH NEW CLUB [oo |ND'S BEST NOPE FOR FREEDOM ANCHORS ON A BLEAK STRIP OF MORIDA COARY,., KEWIBE THE EYES OF THE 0 ! 1 fe hie NEVER HAVE | | UP WITH COMPLIMENTS i | [EHE CAN COOK 1 - NANAIMO, B.C, (CP) -- Jack (OLY CURIOUS, AND PERNARS N( h LA BELIEVED IT/ Bionda, high » scoring lacrosse ' i boo 4 . 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