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GEORGETOWN w The pl'P' liminary hearing of Joseph Gladstone Vuozzo. Vaileyfieid. opened before Magistrate Jam- es B. Johnston. in Kings (‘ounty magistrate's court here Wed- nesday. He is charged with in- idecently assaulting a female.

I Dr G.S.A. Inman and Cpl.

‘ fled for the Crown and th e

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IMontague, Souris, Kings Coun

purchased from a vendor an was fined $100 and costs or 60 days.

use of oxygen in its new son-ton open hea i are a has since sct world's records for

d weekly output.

ed and Domnon

Liquid Air's giant oxytons willi be producing more than 700 tons

of oxygen daily by midsummer. Masses

Liquid Air‘s bulk plant at Dow fasco produces 350 tons of oxy-l gen daily. “

Dofasco pioneered eight years“,

(ago in North America in the use ; ____________________________________.___._

Preliminary Hearing Opens In Georgetown

f the oxygen steelmaking fur-i nace ; Scores of these versatile fur-i naces. perfected in Europe ; l.in7-Donawitz. have been instal-i led by US. companies. The In- ternational Harvest Company is

the latest to adopt the method;

lts Wisco s e ‘vision is; replacing . ‘ Stelco last year introduced the i‘

n .t el d1 11 open hearths.

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1A it it Foun- o drigs and Steel Limited. lPastor S'ngs

V W. McCardle. The parishioners ir

Father McCardile has been as-

Russell James Bailey. Miir-IWHQQ‘I' Surplus

"any day is a good day on which to be born. any day is a good day on which to The choir. with Mary Cain as organist. sang hymns and Christmas carols during the first mass. During the seciii mass the choir. with Mrs. Gladys Condon as onganist. sang, the high mass and Adestc Pi. delis as thc offertory hymn.

MONTAGUE. - Masses on New Years' Day at St. Mary‘sl church. Montague. were cele- b ted b th . . m y ° “5“” R" J IMPORTED FLOWER

The poinsetta is named for Joel Robert Poinsett. first United States minister to Mex- icoI who import them to his South Carolina estate.

were pleased to see the pan-

tor. after a long period of con-

valescence. able to offer both ses

For the, past several months

sisted by Rev. Charles Mac- Donald of St. Dnnstan‘s Univer. Should The sity teaching staff.

in his New Year’s message Doctor to the parishioners Father M'c. Sh 1d th t- be 1 c d] referred to t i 9“. epalent t°.d at 9 he ravages he is mcurably-ill? Read in

ray River. and David Francis

i' ‘ . of true which takes its toll of Januar Readeris Dlgest 3

Douglas Hender. RCMP. tcsli-i

each fined $25 and costs having liquor not. purchased from a vendor and Guy Alexan- der Stewart. Peter's Road. was ‘fined $50 on the same charge.

PALM BEACH, Fla. (APl-I Agriculture Secretary Freemani told President Kennedy here‘! Thursday that if Americanj

lhuman lives as the years la

. ' d- ' ‘ Horton Peter s Roa \\ rrlzi'rhreaf Is Seen ‘

e . . . into eternity. reminding all that debate_ tho dJStmgm§hed happiness and true peace are physxcxans on this-painful expg‘ienceldisonlfy P127 thine who dilemma. Get your copy of in e We - 0 De ohn en- eade ’s Di est toda . terrain the same philosophy that R r g y

farmers turn down a proposedi1

hearing was adjourned to Jan. John James Cheverie. N ew

30. John P. Nicholson appearedlanIand. represenled by M T- “he?” mmml plan in a rem" ﬂ

' DUCK-BANDING PENS IN u sis- or MOORE’S SANCTUARY

for the accused and all casesiNicliolson. pleaded EUIIIY to as-

‘ed by Deputy Attorncy- Gener-

IBL J.A. McGuigan.

{ John Charles Martell. George~

-town. charged with possession

. of two paint brushes of a total A. ‘ [value not exceeding 550 had his

_ ﬂ Icasc adjourned to Jan. 16 to ob-

“" . tain counsel.

Adjourned to Jan. 30 was a

‘ charge of impaired d r i v ing

before the court here prosecut-‘saulting Elaine Florence llnn-

lon. New Zealand. by striking her in the face with his fist and [was fined $25 and costs or 15 days.

One man was fined $30 a n d ‘costs for possession of liquor in a place other than his residence and Donald James Ross. Lower iMontague. was fined $10 a nd costs for driving a v e h l c i e

endum next June the. result will' be heavy overproduction and aj postwar low market price of $1 a bushel. ' ‘

Freeman said in a special re- port that a massive interna-. tional wheat war could result.

The question in the referen. dum will be whether to accept

.stiff production controls or go;

along with much lower govern- ment support prices and no con- ‘ is

Under auspices of Kings County_Ministerial Association

MONDAY. JANUARY 7th

(Belfast Presbyterian Church. Speaker, Rev. Russel Burns Kingsboro Church of Christ Disciples. Speaker. Rev. Elton A

am:

Montague Church of Christ. Speaker. Rev. Basil Lowery

Murray Harbour North Presbyterian Church. Speaker. Rev. Ronald Pocklington v

WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES ’“

. . - - It u without havmg registered it for lqrropman contended ma. deg. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8th

against. Edward Clow. Monta-.

FM mt”. “.3” H", 3...“... .5 if...” over and ‘l‘tomininn fend an the grain and a slida in» normal amount of wlld gue. Represented by M“ NiCh'lgr‘gﬁcfull‘liiinggeaalft-i “at "I “‘9 reff‘rendllm WOUId} Georgetown United Church. Speaker. Rev. A. G. J. Steeveg at mpiiwi im- hpFn mod to r wild life employees in “Will” hop is dropped behind the tool are using the sanctuary I'll-<0". lht’ Widen“ 0‘ 0"? d9“. ‘ ‘ ‘ lead to 1964 output of 300000.000 Montague Presbyterian Church. Speaker. Rev. R. L. Burns thi

ction \l'lll't Brent lion-e have birds The painting of the as a winter home. The late “fence witness remains to be “‘3 '0 5'09 3' 3 Stop Sign‘

banr‘liri; l1 i F. t‘ k dlleS 2i . \iinzs of males and females Harvey Moore was noted for heard in this case.

more bushels than the US. could Moore: Sanrtuarv. liliiltown built is catching pen of fox I

Murray Harbour United Church. Speaker. Rev. M, Carl re. .cnnsume or export. Currie.

5.2.1:: £21.; 3237'.l:a‘.i..;::‘:1:1. lll‘i‘ifil‘é";:§§.ii‘i§14121.“.2‘1‘3 our: I..".‘.°.‘?...l‘lii“ safaris; £11‘l“‘..212"l§.0xygen Output ’. "2:i:.r.2:1:7“°3..:‘l‘.mil WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9... PM w“ “"1 “"'- 3"“ WW" WW“ 3"" marllaniml devices Ifailiniz to file income tax re- T B i B t d gram mm hard 0., world map Amanda“! United Church. Speaker Mr. Em“ Manama" m. _____._.__————I yonder". and “Safe ln Tue turns 0 e 005 e kds" Freeman sald‘ U l d “st h h k . ‘ 4 . i , Montague n to Bap C are . Spea er. Rev. Malcolm m 3 Arm; m ,ngiig” Ti... my"... Rraiich o! the ‘Ro'Jal Canadian Peters. Church where the, 3... Mrs. Mabel Elizabeth Hender- HAMILTON (GP) H A $4.0m”. wnﬂd whoa, pr...“ “mud” he Smm‘ Ki ‘was Mrs. Gordon \lacls’irinm; lF‘Elnn led by Wilfred Stretch. mains were received by his son‘ Greek R‘ver' represeme‘i son addition to in. Canadian lllreﬂlpned~ 1‘“ “Id. and “‘9 Murray River Church of Scotland, Speaker. Rev. Basil w. .Palibearers: Milton Maclmid. 13., pm And “M...” w Mm R v r “a D0 Ib-V M" MOMENT pleaded Liquid Mr Cnmpanvi‘ “ammo” isituation could lead to dumping Lowery m lwpmnﬁmn Vichnkon “am” I I L P P” p A Y. E . min.” A C n. ‘ gum“, m havmg hquor 1" he‘ll lant will increase‘olxvgen ro- 3 and “momm "3‘19 “'3” amnng Souris United Church. Speaker. Rev. 0. Carl Currie. , \facDo-nald 'Hari-vd'nii Rusk-wk Qmmdm h'v war" Strmrh' In‘ am' Rmuwm Hmh mass waslmssession Which had not beenﬁuction in Hamilton mi 000 gins NATO "mums", E: W” “'ai'in- “"“‘“"“ l‘i-"f'; """‘"”' “’1‘ '“ ”"‘ my”? "‘I"°”“"'”"“”"°“ “-" R”- “m M“I .daily and make this city one n'i‘ ."'_--';:“:Taz THURSDAY. JANUARY 10th in iLmd mower Wm.me Mm” i-r-mnini-i' .lloiiald. Interment. took place conducted by Alyre Arsenault. “he largest oxygen _ woman); '- Bay Fortune United Church. Speaker. Rev. Elton Adams p, I ' ~ J i \ ' _ i ' in the church cemetery where Summerside. Pallbearersi . c. all .cemres in the world. | Pa rson s - pandas Baptist Church speak". R". Dona” Rama. ‘0 iMaoLtan. Boyd Divan. Howl .IarDOXALD H MERAL —- 5(t‘\lpe “>3; conducted by Rev. members of the tanner P-EJ-I The addition will add more I I Montague United Church. Speaker. Mr. Willard Waugh in “m” Wm” .L“.""37“""- F" .T'l" “WW-l in? MI"! 4W” Worse “(Donald Members Highland Regiment. were Joe ithan 500 tons to the daily pro- m" . South Lake Church of Christ Disciples. Speaker. 1m. R. a. Irarjch' “in-lam L"“”E*“l3"l‘nnald was held Thursday of the Fanadian Legion from eph Leslie. John W, \lacKen-ldurtion capacity to meet thel | Pocklingum, __ ﬂ h . .n. .a l n Hvdk. nanipi lul iii-ni‘nin: tY‘nm thp residence of (harlottetown. Summerside and me. Hugh B. MacDonald. Jos-lgrowing needs of Hamilton's p | "ME 01:- ALL SERVICES 3 pM R. HOSP‘TM! lnzstnn Graveside service was his daughter. Mrs, .A. .l Lav \loi‘ell attended in a The eph. Rooney, Lloyd G. Mac.;t“.n basic steelmakmz prams. “'1 Hem st. Dial +6732 . - \

H” “dde “(Gaugh' Bparv conducted by the kings. ~u kin. Cable Head Last to St. Legion {Il‘HVPSlt’lP service was Nevm and Aubiin Gallant. 'the Steel Company of Canada L_ V _ _ _ _ _ _ _| River. is a patient in the Char- __ I-——-———————_—"' lottetown Hospital. i ‘

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...,...... we... Moore & McLeod Ltd. I Store Hours: Friday 9--9 p.m., Saturday 9-42.30 l; :_ rulitni iii >hta King; County c“ Memorial Hosrihal . 2

AT ALLISTON L

James Rel-L“ see!!! the bolt k:

days at in: home in Alliston. ; FRO“ Rn.~'r0.\‘

Sﬁlliﬂv ll’icl‘tolinlrl. Boitnn. h 5pc”! iii: iiiilirlék" with frieni: u and relatiies in the Island. S

SPENT Hm lnAYS 1;

\lr :m-l \lr~: Russell anne 0 and .-iii:‘ii¢ei‘:. Paula. Va'erie ‘ and Roma lea ol’ Charlottetown grit—pl New Year's with Mr. and Mr: l‘an Stewart. Kilmiiir I

rm: much I

i—la-w .ln‘niwgmnp. Montague

l; a patient in the Kings ‘ fmlnl“ \lernorial Hospital .'\‘tr ’ Jonnsmne entered hospital this ! nook ‘nr 3 r‘l'iprlcvll'r‘. A f

A‘l’ FA!.-ED0\'IA I

w arid \lrr- Allan Cameron CHEC’L’HIF)‘ were happy to have their daughters. Margaret and

SPEDIALS IN CHILDREN’S WEAR AND LADIES’ WEAR (ist&2ndFloor) UNADVERTISED SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ! i

Cups 8. Saucers Childrens Mitts & Gloves Winter Coats One Table Girdles & Bras .

aftsr wen-din: the Chrisrmas Royal Vale Engliin Bone China cups and saucers. Featuring a wide selection of patterns and styles in fur trimmed clearing at— Clearing lines from leading manufacmrem- R93

halidcys with hei- parents and brother: at Whtm Road. assorted patterns. wools and angoras. I H I o to 19.50. - Special 98c ea. Clearing V3 Off /3 O Reg" or PM“ = Clearing at V3 0H

AT WHY.“ ROAD REGULAR PRICES

F'arlrt Robert Stuart. Foval. llll‘lal‘“ College. Kingston. Ont.. : spent the Christmas holidays with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Leslie Smart and sister Kathy hf Whim Road

VISITIVG “OTHER Ali: Arnold Lane of Winter. burn. Alla. who was called home hv the sudden death of W. Harri! Lane." is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. A. Duvar. Montague. . I

; si seamen SENTENCE g / P

Richard Huey. Jr. Montague. 2 w 1 given a six-month suspend— '

BorG Coats & Jackets

Borg Coats and jackets clearing at—

20% off Regular Prices

Girls Winter Dresses ,

Woois. cotton knits, velvet: and oomduroya. Broken sizes from 2 to 14x teens. Clearing—

20% off Regular Prices- Girls Winter Coats and Sets

Laminate8 and wools. plain and fur trimmed styles. Broken sizes from 2 to 14x teens.

To Clear Less 33% 0“ Odds n’ Ends

including sweaters, slime. Pyiamaa. coo-pants. jeans. rompers and diaper sets. Clearing at—

Pricis As Marked

Special Rack of Dresses, Skirts and Coats

Broka‘lm To Clear 1/2 Price

0 N THE; ISLAND IT'S

Cosmetics

Powders. Colognes. Soaps. lipsticks. etc.

Jewellery

In a Wide assortment, of Earrings. Pins, Neclets. etc. Reg. 1.00 and 2.00 values.

Clearing ‘/2 Price

Reddin at \lontague. Monday.

in. as... w... Blouses

Party Dreseses ' saiilt. Ladles' three quarter and short sleeve blouses. & Ends

Party Dresses. broken sizeranges, regular from 19.95 to 49.95 clearing at—

Half Price

One Lable Lingerie

Slips. Baby Dolls. Panties. Epoken sizes.

33‘/3 off

Ladies Hats

Complete crook.

Clearing V2 Price

Double Knitting Yarn DRESSES

Capstan-douhle knitting yarns. 4 play. approx. 2 oz. Double knits and wool dresses. priced from 16.95 to ball, shrink resistant. In a complete range of colors. 49.95 clearing at—

Special 57: per ball . 25% off

Sgt Norman MacAskiil and ,

Mrs. V'IarAskill have returned Willie 0m.“ I

“3mm”: “Wm. Mr. and clearmg ea. Sklits. Strides. Sweaters. Car Coats. Jackets. Mrs John MacKenzie. Valley-

Mr and Mrs. George lev. and family. Midge“ spent:

In cardigans and puilovnrs. In an assortment of

Mrs, prpr Camm and Sizes and COLON. f0

his brother and sister-iridan

tn Ornmm‘tn. NR. They spent:

a... . Clearing at Reduced Prices s... Year‘s Day in Charlotte-

” “d M" “"6” Mi”- Clearing 2.59

AT \‘ALL YFIE . . . E I‘D Sizes 32-38. Featuring a selection of styles. color I Sportswear the holiday season with Mrs. i SPENT NEW YEAR'S Sweaters town with Mr, Bowley's mother. Belvedere Avenue.

HAD GUESTS

Miss Peggy MacLeod. student at Edgehill School for Girls. Windsor. NS. who is spending her holidays at her home in i Montague. entertained two of her fellow students on Sunday. Miss Hope Hyndm‘an and Misc 1 Jane Hogan of Charlottetown. Mina Fran MacMillan was also

i I guest.

I MURRAY FUNERAL - The‘ r. Metal tor Harold 1). Murray,

Sleepwear Waltz length gowns and Baby Dolls.

Clearing 4.47 Girdlos 8- Panty Girrlos .

Styled by leading manufacturer. Pull ell

’ ae ca or t- 5 the hltntague Funeral Home was a: conducted by Rot. BL omn

of styles and colors. priced from 8.95 clearing at—

V [10%off_

3:32:13? amusing: Ladies Wool Mitts 8. Gloves DRESSES mi am m «a» «mu. mean. I (' . $1 aim Wmncmurh. _ i mummy. i ‘ rvi and the direction «at In woola and angoras. Featuring a wide selection Regular stock silk print. crepes and many others — »

I+

Special 3.88 4.88 and 5.88

Clearing '/3 off