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piffi r rv iv twi frfcv i gtew i fe 7i v tessgg srn4 v 74rv r ivcis v rcjmj at fiftysevoothybar no 40 i acton ontario thursday march31 1932 eight homeprint pages five cent a selection of news items rtr women institute meeting the regular r monthly meeting of the womens institute wiae held atthe borne of mrs f e gamble on thui day april 7 at 2 30 t famfcher of famous songs panes away in new- york another link with the past was severed r with the passing of frederick b vundwho was isihstms was the publisher who gave the american public those songs entitled- the side walks of new york on the banks of the wabash just tell them that you vbaw me- in the good old bummer time the blue apd he gray 1gopdbye dolly grey mandy lee blue bell down in jungle town and just a rocking obiair for you mr haviland is reputed to have made rpiiiwrng on the tunes everybody sang 30 sears ago llil news of acton andc the district a vigorous initiation the- meeting of a secrefiociety in the home of geo mllrovluh 6 t hlghway near coaksville resulted in a regular donnybronkrduring -the- initial tiqn of steve grgos and lawrence hor- vat who had been invited to become members fourteen husky boarders at thehouse7tckpevrtlntheprooeedlngs grgos received a wound in the leg when he was stabbed which required several stitches to close and horvat also re ceived an ugly gash over the head i whifch he claims was inflicted by some one with a hammer then just to make the initiation complete those present staged a freeforall which re sulted in almost ruining the furniture in the living room charges of assault -and- doing bodily harm were preferred against mitrovich and p riley by con stables jos allen and s belfort who investigated prominent milton merchant dies louis l ipine 275 crawford street toronto died suddenly while working in his store at milton on saturday an in timate friend of the late louis levinsky wlth whom he was- associated in- the founding of university avenue syna- gogue he was well known to jew and gentile alik mr fine who was 58 years of age came to america from rus sia 40 years ago residing in toronto for 20 years where he engaged- in the fur business opening a general dry goods store in milton jtwo years ago he was a ustomed to come t toronto over the weekends and was just preparing to leave his store for the city when he succumbed v a fatal seizure surviving are ms widow three sons jacob m muwauteet opnew orleans and charles of toronto two daughters mrs shirley schneider al bany new york and mrs sylvia rosen- bloom of toronto sugared concrete gentleme in the buil co smaller dollar bills to canada considered the government has had under con sideration for several years the question of reducfligthe size tcanflan dollars bills hon e n irbodes ftaanfco mm- lster informed oscar lj boulanger idb- erkrbeuechasse in the house of com mons on tuesday no decision had yet been reached p removing to kitchener mr james iboble jr who has been an operator at the local c n r station for the past twelve years has been trans ferred to kitchener and will assume his duties there- this weekthetstai af the station has been decreased and there is now just one operator with the agent during his residence here mr dome has made many friends- who regret the re moval of he- and mrs ooble and master james from acton mr ddbiehas taken an aetive4stj in the oddfellows and masonic i lodges andis a past master oi walker lodge the best wishes of all will follow them in their new home a unique birthday party little jackie stewart so of mr and mrs j j stewart had rather a unique birthday party af easter parties with the children are quite usual but at this fo anniversary of jacks there were four generations presentt anotsjx grarid parents imr and mrs harry gibbons the greatgrandparents mr and mrs john stewart and mr and mrs hugh mocutcheon the grandparents were guests his great aunt mrs w sayers was also a guest at this unique gather ing it is not usual that any child is honored with such a gathering of his ancestors council will undertake ho new tax arrears adjustment left with chif mcpherson auditors 1 report passed and to be printed by free pxeasmr l g king is appointed tbiiebiphaipffb gommittce fund again depleted v rc at the fortnightly session of the coun cil onmohday night councillors cowle nlcol jones and mcarthiir were present and reeve barber presided the reeve repdrted that the damage to the roof at the militia quarters at the arena had been paused by the erection of partitions in the rooms the respon sibility 16 was felt was therefore with the voccupants of the rooms the reeve reported that the tree at mr shpbns property had been removed new judge for peel county trevor h grout k c arnprlor on tario has been appointed county court judge for the county of peel offlical announcement to this effect was made monday be- succeeded judge justin graduated from osgoode hall toronto inism mr grout practiced law in carleton place for a short time later going to renfrew where he became a partnerot hont wmcgarry- mlddletons property wag being repaired by the commission councillor nlcol reported that mr l g king would attend to the fire truck and the checking up of the apparatus to see that it was in working- order for 25 per year this would include the checking of the tires and battery the reeve said the brigade had promised when the machine was purchased that eywouldearefortheapparatus the seventh report of the finance conmjitteerecommendedpaymentpfthe following accounts r m mcdonald treasurer of relief committee proceeds of hockey game 5575 deforest bros sanitary work 150 rutherford williamson co aud- iting fees jb mackenzie son coal for arena j b adamsori salary at arena slon was getting away from the question and the matter was the hiring of a man to care for the fire truck moved by w mcxrthur seconded by j nlcol that mril gklng be engaged to look after the are truck at a salary of 2500 per year cajrhedv fire cliiief mcdonald requested that a supply of chemical chargers be- secured for the ifire departmerik the clerk was instructed to secure this supply mr r m mcdonald reportedfor the a rrrtrtirmc oonttembl thft funds were again depleted and there was an overdraft at the bank air mcdonald requested that the council advance the funds until the grants could be secured from the governments the other grant had been received byjthe corporation following a visit of mrmcdonald to he department in toronto moved toy g cowle seconded by e jones that the reeve and treasure be authorized to issue a cheque to mr r various items of local interest lo d e meeting the regular monthly meeting of tha dukeof -devonshire- chapter of the- i o de will be held on tuesday even ing april 5 at eight oclock at the home of mrs w m- cooper main street harry robertson is road superintendent for esquesing township with duties to commence oh april icouncil met last thursday v 20000 2740 1000 2945 the report was adopted the matter of the business tax of fre millsrnd tef und of his deposit on- aren concession was left in the hands yof chief mcphersonto make a settlement moved by g cowle seconded by e jones that the reeve and treasurer be authorized to refund to mr fred mills his deposit of 2500 in connection with the booth in the arena on his paymentr of his arrears of business tax owing carried moved by e jones seconded by geo cbwler that this council- have examined moved to arnprlor some 30 years ago i and has practiced law there ever since re of rutherford always taking- a keen interest in mun icipal aftalrsrheheld the post of mun iclpal clerk of arnprlor for 21 years as auditors of -the- towns business for the year ending december 31 1931 jwe have to report that the balance sheets pre- ftlrlng three years ago to- devote himself sented to us are properly drawn up as jo e is a member j ltvi of the canadian club of arnprlor the town sbook i december31 1931 arnprlor club and is an active member and that the said report confirmed tion business are going to get a lot of sweet contracts if the american chemic al societys programme- goes through buildings bridges roads walls and monuments of concrete plaster and mortar should be built with the aid of sugar according to dr gerald j cox and dr john metchi members of the staftof the melloninstitute ofjndustrlau4 research the anolents particularly the romans used to mix sugar with their concrete the scientists found although perhaps the oldtime engineers didnt know just why- the mellon institute has found out by sweeteningmortar according to dr cox it is possible to increase the tensile strength 60 per cent thus lengthening the life of the struc- ture mortar which contains sugar equai to six per cent of the quick lime content has a tensile strength more than haf as great again as that which con tains no sweetening the- doctor showed and besides the sugar refiners cried clapping their hands think of the pre sent low price of cane juice headon collision at elora cecil brown who conducts a trucking business in elora met with quite a of the conse as hls dpted and that pie usual number family consists ofhis wife and two daughters both of thejattef being high school teachers conference on church work the halton presbytery 6t the united church is holding a number of group conferences throughout the presbytery to faceup the problems of church work for 1932 churchill llmehouse and acton constitute a group and will hold their conference on tuesday april 5 in acton the theme of the conference will be the local church in relation to dominion and worid service the sessions- will be held in the united church acton the afternoon session will convene at two oclock and will be aleaderslconference all officials and leaders of the various church activities convene to aiscusssubjects affecting the life of the local churchr in reltction to dominion and world problems from 7 to 830 a banquet and rally for young people will be held in the school room with provision being made by the young people of the local church at 830 a public service open to all will be held at which everyone will be welcome out standing speakers will he present in the person of rev mr struthers returned missionary rev dr endlcott f sas katchewan rev geo w williams of toronto 7 the ramsdenmason wedding a very pretty wedding was quietly sslemnlzed on saturday at hve oclock at the home of mr and mrs c w mason willow street when their only daughter eleanor was united in mar riage to william ramsdeh of toronto of copies be printed carried mr7f roney as chairman of the un employment branch of the relief com rnlttee and jsked if th council had anypians of work to bo undertaken for the relief of the present conditions mr roney said the com mittee could not carry on if the council took no action he outlined several items of tvork that needed attention the reeve and council pointed out that they did not see how they could undertake any newwirkvtia year t diffi cult to collect and thtauncirardnot feel that they could undertake new work if any work developed however the ccuncil agreed to keep this in mind but no big undertakings of new construc tion were contemplated councillor jones reported that another new arrangement was to be attached to the drain at mr g r agnews property to alleviate the objectionable odor from this surface drain mr barber regarding the printing of the auditors report questioned the price per page of the report and asked if the free press price of 250 per page was the lowest he pointed out that the county printing had been let at a lower rate but the quality of the paper was nat as good the editor in reply stated that this rate was the lowest for good workmanship and that government sales tax would probably bring the price higher by two per cent this year but this could have been avoided if the council had let the work at the last meeting the other councillors felt that the work should be done in acton where the local workmen were employed serious accident- oh the 12th of paellsecond son of mr and mrs john rams- sunday evening around nine oclock in which his car was all but completely rifimollnbed mr jatftwnwasbrckeecuoi along the road when he noticed that his engine was not acting normally com ing to a standstill he left the drivers cab and was in the act of giving his motor- a general inspection to try to determine the trouble when he saw an other car coming along the road toward iflm taking his oil lantern he waved lng in a pale mauve silk net gown and den actbri -kev- qfrciated the bride- who was given in mnrrift hv her father looked c committee for 250 for direct relief piirposes the matter of clearing the municipal vault of obsolete papers was discussed and will be dealt with at a later date he relief- -announeement-of-ihe-new-soale-of-prlces- faee read hockey why cannot the larger centres leave a little for the smaller communi ties to scrap over with the cancellation of the benefit game scheduled for last friday at the local arena it looks as if the hockey for present year is over locally of urse they are still going strofig on the artificial rinks in the cities and the champions are yet torjedeclateu there are some things that can now be said that might improve the game another year and create more interest the opinion is often expressed in the smaller communities that the grouping in the intermediates might be arranged to give more encouragement to the smaller centres t the present time a team from windsor and another from toronto are battling it out for intermedi ate hockey honors it is quite often stated that several of the doherty a c team are elegible for senior hockey and are playing faster hockey than some in that group oshawa protested against one of the doherty players who had previously played with a team in the- toronto hoc- key league group which sends a team into the o h a playoffs by this ruling it is pointed out a toronto team jathe acou t h l series was cornpletedjuicjffieri bolster up its team by selecting players from any t h ix tesm which did not qualify for the playoffs the commit tee declared that this was perfectly legitimate and the oplnlon is that it places outside teams at a great dis advantage in playing against o h a team from toronto which can select oakvffle man injured james p mcdermott former deputy- reeve- and councillor ofoakvlue was fatally injured oh the highway near burlington on sunday night when strijek down by a car driven by c c brown of jjurlington mr mcdermott was stand ingtoy the side of the road when he was hit by the car he was removed to st josephs hospital hamilton where- he inter sie jo tils injuries viewed new ford car this week messrs w r norton and e t thetford of norton motors acton were in toronto at the initial showing of the new ford eightcylinder car both of these local men are very en thusiastic over ths latest product of the ford company and the- many features which are combined in this latest model is made in another column and it is antlcrpatedthatthe new model will be on display in acton very shortly knox guild meeting knox young peoples guild were fav ored last week by a visit from rev e macdonald of norvai who gave an in teresting address on- the easter story mr bennle continued bis teaching of the- principles of presbyterlanlsm and the scripture reading was taken by miss isabel bruce other enjoyable features wer6 a piano solo by teddy hansen- a vocal solo by mr w burton and a quartette corflptisea of mrs m r moore mrs armstrong mr a mann and air v b rumley first municipality to ask aid an immediate moratorium and pro vincial dictatorship is asked by sandwisn west township in a resolution passed by its courcll and forwarded yesterday to the ontario municipal board the resolution asks the board to bring the township at once under the new legisla tion which prevents suit against an in solvent municipality and establishes in it a boardof supervisors haying authority even over the municipal council aiid re sponsible only to the municipal board in the 1ilt1rp tvl fminn recites that the township has gone into default arid that it ishierejbre expedient amd hpnwflhiil tr thp ratpp that the the esquesing council met pursuant to adjournment at stearttown on thursday march 24 t deputyreve w g appelbe coun cillors l l mullin n r robinson and g wesley murray present reeve geo currie in the chair tiie minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed moved by w g appelbe- seconded by wesley wlurray that the treasurer pay the following accounts a w benton charity accounts 1797 ontario ogod roads assolcatiori per s l squire 500 carried moved by n r robinson seconded by l l mullin that leave be granted to introduce a bylaw to appoint a road superintendent for thejepwnshlp of esr jiuesingramnhat said toylaw be now 2ntren jnttijfiii read a first time carried moved by g wesley murray seconded by n r robinson that bylaw to ap point a road superintendent having u iflisl tune b now read a second and third times and passed and that the blank be filled in with the- name of harry robertson whose duties commence april 1 1932 and the seal of the corporation be attached thereto carried moved by l l mullin seconded by g wesley murray that this councll do now adjourn to meet again on monday april 11 at 130 p m carried baseball halton and wentworth league was organized at milton on saturday meeting in acton next week change in the townships status be made at once only brief discussion preceded approval of the resolution and the voti cjlot 3ggsi thus becomes the ifirst in ontario to appeal to the municipal board which was given wide powers at the session of the ontario legislature which prorogued yesterday king- wheeler marriage a pretty easter wedding took place at the players from other teams whtchtjiavj already been eliminated as possibilitif s for the o h a honors acton felt that allan and some of the other oakvllle players had no right to be playing in toronto groups and again in an intermediate group no protest was entered against the players as it was understood such a procedure was quite permlssable under existing rules it is felt in many quarters that players should not be allowed to play in so many teams it myst be admitted that the practice isnt conducive to purely amateur hockey the suggestion is sometimes made that two groupsrmightrweu be drawn up so that cities t over 10000 popula tion would be in the on group arid the smaller centres in another group similar to that which is now in vogue in base ball by this means the smaller com munities have the opportunity to meet teams of its on strength and could beplaced against- the city group winners if the cities demand an entry in every group with professional senior intermedi- and that the price was in keeping with and junlor anfl mercantile- hockey it seems rather difficult for the man who the work- movcdbv george cowle seconded by john nlc51 that the auditors report be glvtn to the acton free press for print- lng at per page carried in the arrears of dog tax of chester carried a bouquet of talisman roses i mcbain and an account owing to him she was attended by her cousin miss by the corporation the matter wtts left he en boyd of toronto who wore a to- chief mcpherson to arrange pale- pink chiffon gown and carried pale the reeve pointed out to fire chief mauve sweet peas the groom was sup- mcdonald who was present that he had ported by his brother mr harold blng- lsaid he would look after the truck if the ham ramsden mrs gordon ramsden i council purchased it mr mcdonald it frantically in the hope of bringing played the wedding maveh and during mantained that he had never spoken to the approaching car to- a standstill but j the signing of the register miss viola him regarding the truck only in regard the driver of the oncoming car appar- waler sang very sweetly all joy be to a j fire pumpor mr mcdonald main- ently misunderstood the signal and was thine after the ceiemony a buffet jtalned that the truck had not been pur- unable to come to a standstill in time luncheon was served the brides trav- chased during the present reeves term lives outside of the eity to understand why the larger centres cannot leave something for the smaller places to scrap oyer but th again it is called to governments share toward fuiids received 45166 proceeds from hockey match for relief work 5575 thehorneof mr raadmrerirdwheeler acknowledged when theirsecond daughter doris irene became the bride of mr clarence king of georgetft the rev h l bennte m a officiated the bride entered the room on the arm of her brother vernon to the strains of the wedding march from lohengrin played by mrs bert mc dowell the bride was gowned in powder blue silk crepe trimmed with brilliants and wearing the gift of the groom a crystal necklace and earrings and carry ing a bouquet of premier roses lily-of- thevalley and maiden hair fern miss viola waller attended the bride wearing a gown tf flame chiffon arid carrying a bouquet of ophelia roses and maiden hair fern the groom was attended by his brother mr william king of george town during the signing of the register mr rudolph splelvogel sang until after a dainty lunpheon was served the happy couple left amid showers of con fetti and good wishes for toronto and buffalo on their return they will reside in georgetown torontos o h a entry lost first game torontos hopes for all three o h a championships are submerged under a onegoal deficit with windsor beating doherty a cr 3 to 2 last night at the mind that toronto has previously been wpreeeat-obrilbiis- the-wln-gave-the- termed hogtown and they are appar- border cities team a goal lead for the ently not satisfied junless they can have second game of the home and home in- all the heckey championships too termediate o h a final series to be played at windsor on saturday night doherty s have hopes of grabbing the midseries of the ontario loop and bring ing all three titles to toronto with marl- boros holding the junior and national sea fleas the senior the game iast night was a typical intermediate display to avert a headon collision mr brown oiling dress was of blue crepe with wa able tojljunp to- the ditch and espsrc j accewories to rnatchi mr and mrs injury thi other car which it is said ramsden left oji short motor trip and was gowned and driven by wm cuuarh i wi i reside in toronto guests from out of peel was ao rather badly damaged of town were mrs a stewart of office as he would pot purchase the apparatus and he therefore had dis cussed no details with him the reeve claimed that the gasoline fire pump had been installed at the instruction of the underwriters and tomee1rtheiifdemand the stuht aviator dipped rolled glided sideslipped and looped the loop shure igasped mike staring upward open j with anything and almost everything mouthed he can do absolutely every- going both teams were supported by thing jn the air that a burjrd can can he so said pat thin ye had better put on yer hat jr aud lthough mr cullam himself was no mrs harold stewart and mr and mm jijlrt erjoulymr brown abandcnd g w sinclair of kitohsner mrand but mr mcdonald averred that a pumip ws car for the time being and jtalked mrs hubert smith and beatrice miss er truck would ave been much- mote on toelpraj arrlyfftg hprne izng after helen oyd and mr ralph markels of satisfactory midnight tdronto f councillor cowle thought the discus- scnior talent players capable of making places on any major club in the amateur ranks but in the intermediate competi tion it seems just custom and habit for husbands are verra like teeth said every man to crowd the puck for an old scotch lady theyre mighty scramble hockey qpe of the smallest hard to get an theyre a deal of trouble crowds of the seasbh was present yet all the time ye hae them but they leave- there wasenough fun enough good hoc- an awfu blank ahint then when theyre key injected into the rough and tumble gone play to make an interesting nlghti the annual meeting of the halton county baseball league held in milton on saturday was largely attended by delegates from oakville georgetown acton and milton and the halton and wentworth league composed of bronte kilbride and carlisle and possibly canip- bellyllle and palermo officers elected were halton league presidentw t randell milton vicepresident col gl o brown georgetown secretarytreasurer donald toletzka milton hatfon and wentworth league president leslie bray bronte secretarytreasurer e patterson brpnte l a meeting for the purposerof organ- l o the local club willbo lyld in mrs geo wray nelson mrs george wrays deato removes a native of nelson township and a resid ent of burlington district f of nearly 50 years she lived for alongi4ime on the dundas highway at nelson village and later in the town of burlington mrs wfay who was71 years of age is sur vived by her husband four sons win of lorain ohio alfred john and alex- ander of hamilton and three daughters mrs jean mcintosh of detroit mrs l crooker or hamilton and miss llla at home the fuherai was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence 76 london street hamilton to greenwood cemetery burlington mrssarhtiick burlington a resident of- the burlington district for 20 years mrs sarah catherine tuck widow of john tuck burlington died at the home of her sister mrs edward dartnall of harmon ontario after a brief illness in her 79th year she was a member of the united church and besides a host of friends leaves two sons ernest tuck of windsor and arthur tuck of north bay three daughters mrs r g milne toronto mrs- w j fc stephenson north bay and mrs mar garet keough aldershot three sisters mrs h smith hamilton mrs george emerson and mrs dartnall of hannon the funeral was held from the l g wallace funeral home hamilton to greenwood cemetery burlington the tonw hall acton on wednesday evening next april 6 at eight oclock served the belwood circuit and later the drumbo and richwcod charge mr barberree received special ordination in actonbeeiefcommittep wateceibod hon in the hamilton conference in 1921 a brief statement of the acton relief hls ministry was fulfilled at colpoys committee which has been functioning where his work was particularly since last november shows that this committee has been doing considerable without saying much about their activi ties the statement tf receipts up to the present is as follows t6279d 113540 the amount spent by the committee in providing food fuel and clothing up to february 29 amounted to 119261 which at the present time shows a slight overdraft of expenditures over receipts the governments assistance it is under stood will not be forthcoming after the end of the present month general interest news new canadian issues over 100000000 total new financing in canada from the first of 1932 to march 28 according to the a e ames weekly compilation has now crossed the 100000000 mark the recent toronto 15299000 issue hav ing brought the total to 102007033 this entire sum has been placed in can ada the weeks additional figures in clude only 45000 municipal bonds in addition to tiie toronto issue march eastern will be scarce for next thirty years children bom- on march 37 easter sunday will never have a birthday an niversary again on easter not during the remainder of this century anyways this is all the more odd because twice since 1900 easter sunday fell on march 27 in 1910 and again in 1921 eight times in 32 years easier has occurred in march but in the next 68 years it- will occurv only 14 times during this month the next march easter will be in 1937 on the 28th which date will be repeated in 1948 easter in 1940 will fall oh march 24 and in 1951 it will be on march 25 and not again on these dates for the remainder of the century three times easter will come on the 28th in 1967ritryand- ltl89 on the 29th in 19s9u964jand 1b70 and on the 30th in 1975 ftf and 1997 itwill occur ron the 31st in 1991 next year easter will fall- on april 16 and not again on that date until 1895 r- rev john p barberree the following obituary notice of a former nassagaweya resident is gleaned from a recent issue of the brantford ex positor mr barberree is a cousin of mr j w barberree of acton the unexpected death of rev john p barberree has brought to those privil eged to know him a sense of great loss the story of hs life is one of courageous effort and conscientious devotion to duty born in nassagaweya township he lost both father and mother in his early years and took upon himself much of the responsibility or caring for the younger members of the family and securing for them a start in life when staying in the west in i910 he felt a great urge to satisfy a dream of nls youth and becoming convinced of a call of god to the ministry he enrolled in albert college belleville to commence his preparation for his life work yeeav- ing albert college he spent tvfjrot his probationary years in the methodist church at welland second and at wseh and then proceeded to victoria unlve- sitjv where he completed his studies in theology whllp nttpnritng victoria he fruitful klnglake kelvin and bookton when meeting mr barberree one was impressed first of all and most of ai by his sincerity he was genuine through and through he hated pretence he abhorred subterfugeforthrightln jus opinions was he because he was sure of his convictions one was never leftt in doubt as to his stand on any question of moial or spiritual import and one could always besurt of him there wasa fine- reticence about him a modesty amounting almost to a fault a humility of mind which was refreshing- he never sought the limelight npr craved the re cognition of men he was always unas suming and quietly natural he was strong in his loyalties resolute in his purpose consistent in his duties the years which john barberreespent in the ministry were successful years when measured by real worth as a preacher he was earnest practical and helpful his passion was always to help people face life with courageous hearts and with confidence his inessage was the message jof the gospels it was his joy to preach christ and him crucified and on all the fields he served there are many who are thanking god for the quiet uriohtrsiveimtaistiry catrled on in his name by this faithful servant he was a true pastor of his bock he loved his people and gave them his best the diligence which he showedtn his study the patient and careful effort which characterized his work there also distinguished his pastoral work he went among hispeopie as a friend and his infuieriyeln their homes the -in- tluence of a strong sympathetic under- standing heart gave to his ministry a wealth of achievement and cjrowned it with a diadem of enduring good a serious and prolonged illness while at hepworth permanently undermined his physical vitality yet bravely he carried the heavy work at klnglake winning the admiration of his brother ministers by his faithfulness and his diligence soon after eing- inducted into the kelvin and bookton charge he was taken hi with double pneumonia he was re moved to brantford hospital where he seemed to be on the road to recovery when his heart unexpectedly gave way under the staln andhe passed away in the early morning- of january 13 the workman has laid down his tools god has given -thi- beloved sleep in trying- to gather up into one sentence the concluded on page eight ijls iyxt i v i fcsciaaif sip