Christmas parties take a lot or time to prepare for and the school children at the Rehab- Ilitation Centre at the Provin- clal Sanatorium were taking no chances yesterday. Long
By JEAN MACISAAC Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer Charlottetown churches w i l 1 mark the Birthday of Christ
both on Christmas Eve Christmas day as Well as Sunday. >
The Church of the Most. Holy Redeemer will have the cele- bration of Solemn High Mass at midnight on Christmas Eve. fol‘
erds‘ Christmas Day will be. at 8 a.m.. 9 . .. a.m. and 11.30 am. The senior choir will chant at
o’clock Mass. and the girls choir at 10 SUNDAY SERVICE
The first Baptist Church will hold Christmas services on Sun- day. Dec. 23 a.m. an 7 p.m. Music in the morning will include the anthem "Christians Awake" by Maunder. with Miss June Foster featured In the solo "Birthday of a King" by Gcibel. "One Born King" will be the sermon topic.
in the evening the anthem “Good Tidings" by Pecry will be heard as will Miss Foster in the solo "O Holy Night." Th 8 white gift service will be held. and the sermon topic will be "Thou Bethlehem."
St. Peter‘s Cathedral will hold evensong “said” at 5 p.m. on Christmas Evc The midnight eucharist procession and bless- ing of the crib will take place at 11.30 p.m.
Services during Christmas day‘will include holy eucharist at 8 a.m.. Mattins tsaidi at 9 a m.. a family service with pro- cession and choral eucharist at 11 a.m. and evensong (said) at 5 pm. Both communion servic- es are by George Oldroyd GUEST SPEAKER
St. Paul's Anglican Church will hold a communion service at 11.30 p.m. on Christmas Eve with Rev. A. E. Piercey as guest Speaker. The anthem will be Carols Ring. There will be another communion service at 8.30 Christmas morning and broadcast service at 10.30 a.m. At the latter service the anthem will be “Hark. What Moan Those Holy Voices?"
The Kirk of St. James will hold Christmas services on Sun- daY. beginning with a church school Christmas service at 9. a.m. The Sermon “Bethlehem. the grace and gory 0 ad" will highlight the 11 o'clock ser-
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HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
Cpl. James L. Morgan. RCAF Chibougamau. Que. is spending the Christmas and new Year‘s “(Aidan with his parents. Mr. Ind Mrs. Harry Morgan. Valley Street. Charlottetown.
MACLEOD FUNERAL — The funeral for John A.. MacLe od was held Friday. Dec. 21 from
Maclean Funeral II o m o " service was conducted by Rev. run. Somers. Pallbear- 0" were Edward Latter. Georse Larter. Robert Daisiel “(I selected of th s Claudius ngion. Interment
implies.- Floral Hills “mundane.
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with special services and music | be at 4.30 p.m. with groups a n d i carols by the Charlottetown cho-
on Irale. the gallery choir and the ichancel choir. Soloists will lcude Miss Ferne Johnson and
the Solemn High Mass. The boys I choir will sing carols at the 9ition of Miss Madelyn Wadden
GrNo terror FOR clHiarerAs PLAY
before the play was scheduled to begin costumes were put in order and makeup applied. When all last minute arrange- ments were made the annual Christmas party was staged.
Ely Church Services, Masses Will Feature Christmas Music
vice with the anthem “Of the father's love begotten" (Thiman) by the chancel choir. Candlelight carol vespers will of
in. Miss Barbara Rogers.
ZION SERVICES Services at Zion Presbyterian 1
lowed immediately by the Shep- Church on Sunday. Dec. 23. Wil Masses duringiemphasize the Christmas mes-
sage and “its importance for these troubled times." At 11 a.m. the senior choir will be heard in special music under the direc-
organist and choir director. Miss Vicky Robertson will
hea d in the solo "0 Holy Ni ght." The anthem will be “Chris- tians Awake. Salute the Happy Morn." Rev, Donald Campbell will preach on the theme "In esus' Day."
In the evening at 7 p.m. the junior. intermediate and senior choirs will be heard at a can- dlelight service. Soloists will in- clu de Elizabeth MacDonald Janet Stewart. Mona MacMillan, Faye Rogerson. Judy Matheson
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Here Nurse Ruth MacPhail. combs the hair of Minerva MacDonald. Looking on and all decked out in their cos- tumes are. Bonnie Ann Stordy, centre and Ray Heckbert.
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Charlottetown and Queens Countyj The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. Dec. 9" 1962.
Investigation Reveals Hot Soot Started Fire
Inspector Louis Rana-r‘he thermometer at that time; m, 13“ night Dem-ted that ‘ boxering hal;‘(r))rurirl sever:i dhcgrees.i . . . .‘ neig reports earmlgl’ WWW” by WM 89d i the explosion shortly before Fm Cm“ H- H- Jeweu' .d‘s'lthc alarm was sounded. A! closed that the fire in thegpumper and the new aerial? apartment I) " ' at 213 ‘ ladder truck were employed atI Street. located at thejme scene. To get at part of? Prince and Fume/Ania: blaze the firemen were; was caused by hot soot from E forced to cut a large section; a stove being placed in a card- iof the roof away to gain access ' board carton. to the attic.
The carton burst into flames} Mr, Ranahan said that the and the heat caused a two- rblaze caused extensive damage gal-lion oil tank attached to tho to the third floor apartment and 510W ‘0 “910% and 59nd bum- 'the attic. The second and firstI ing oiil throngh the kitchen of 1 floor apartments suffered heavy I the third floor apartment. 3water damage. No estimate of I
The stove had been cleanedthe value of the damage wasi of soot earl'er by some neigh- ‘available last night. 1 bus of Mrs. Brut-e Munn. the: Formerly owned by Leigh: tenant, recentlv arrived from Peacock. the building was re-i British Columbia. Who with Icently purchased by Arnold N.I her two children were out of MacRae. who occupies one of‘ the building on a shopping trip when the fire broke out about 11:15 yesterday morn-I " iog ' I
Firemen fought the blaze for Group Stranded At East Royalty School By Storm Some 25 to 30 children and adults were storm-stay Thurs-
day night at East Royalty School following the annual Christmas
Fire
lthe apartments. at. An earlier alarm was sent in at about 9:45 yesterday morning, when garbage being {burnt in a stove set fire to a an hour and a quarter beforo;flue at 217 Weymouth Street. it was finally de'iarcd extin-lThis fire was extinguishedi I
guished. and were forced tonirhout any damage being
work in bitter: cold weather. Icaused to the building.
Assault Case ‘Is Adjourned Alter Witnesses Are Heard
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Nightingale Awake" (arr. Dick- eson). The junior girls choir will be heard
carols. choir will also be heard. COMBINED SERVICE
lottetown for a
' Mass on Christmas eve and
It wasn't until around 8 a.m. yesterday. when the storm had abated and in daylight. that
Some of those attending the concert left early as the storm developed but became bogged down or landed in the ditch. They returned to the school and it was decided to spend the night there.
Mrs. Olive Dover. principal. and Mrs. Fanny Webster, teach- er. were among those who re- mained.
Mrs. Dover reported that the school was warm and that all in all a comfortable night was spent. There were a number of children of pro-school age in the group. v
Blesses Jesus" (French) and O
in several selections including old English and French the Intermediate
Trinity will join with the oth- er two united'churches in Char- combined ser- vice at Park Royal United at 1. . . Christmas day. Christmas worship at Park Ro- yal will be on Sunday with the regular service at 11 a.m.. evening choral service at 7 p.m. and a candlelight service for young people at 7.30 p.m. Christmas Eve. .
St. Pius X will have Midnight
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Penguins Team Hcrs Young Guests
Several youngsters from the Rehabilitation Centre were guests of the Sports Arena and Old Spain Penguins at Thursday night‘s hockey game.
The young guests were given treats by the Penguins’ manage- ment during the game.
masses at regular Sunday hours on Christmas day with the ex- ception of the addition of a mass at 12 noon.
Spring Park United will hold a service a 11 a.m. Christmas day with a sermon entitled "What manner of man is This?" The choir will be heard during the service and the congregation will participate in a number of carols.
DISTANT LIGHT The remotest heavenly body visible to the naked eye is the spiral nebula in Andromeda, 2.300.000 light years away.
many returned to their homes. ha“
The case of Arc-hie Andrew Chappel. Stanhope, charged with assault causing bodily . _ was completed yester- day before Magistrate James B. Johnston, .
The magistrate took the case under consideration and ad- journed it until Dec. 31. Allison Giiillis wars defence counsel
case was adjourned until Jan. 14, at 7:30 p.m.
ense ~ C. R. Mao- Quaid submitted a plea of not guilty on behalf of Kenneth ldon Elms. Antigonish. N.S. Ehns in charged with failing tostopattrhesceneofanac— cident. The case was adjourn- ed until a later date.
while Alan K. Scales conducted the case for the nown.
Defence witnesses heard in- cluded iihe accused. and George Shaw. Stanhope.
Magistrate Johnston instruct- ed poli'ca to issue a woman for Mrs. (Sheila) James Bran- der, New London, when she failed to appear on an assault charge. Cnst. William A. Wil- son, RCMP. Charlottetown, testified he had served a sum- mons on Mrs. Branden to ap- pear in court yesterday.
The case of Wilbur Lemuel Jay. Mt. Stewart, was adjourn- ed until Jan. 25. He is charged with driving a motor vehicle while his license was suspend- ed
Joseph Gordon MacDonald, Crapalud, charged with wilful damage to windows. had his case set over until Jan. 28.
A plea of not guilty was en- tered by defense counsel, en- neth MacDonald. in the case of Pius Reginald Morrison. Charlottetown, changed with ob- taining goods by fraud. The
Real Coouette Selected Top News-Maker
By THE CANADIAN PRESS Real Caouette was Canada's man-in-the-news in 1962.
Telegraph editors of daily newspapers. voting in a Cana- dian Press poll, picked the flu- ent and controversial deputy leader of the federal Social Credit party as the country'sI top news-maker r the year.
NIGHT LIGHT
Whirling arms of a wind- mill are centrepiece of the Christmas Panorama display
Ont. Scene was shot on X at f/ll with a 30~second time exposure by Peter Brou-
United States was picked as thel world’s newsiest man, oustingl Nikita Khrushchev. chosed mi PARIS (AP) Sixty-three the three preceding years. Ipassengers in a jet airliner esv
Bruce Kidd. the young H.301! leaped injury Thursday after an. star. was chosen as the newsrest engine caught fire a! the Diane;
Canadian individual out- side public affairs. in a fairly burned down an 0”" Field “m' close finish with sprinter Harry way for inEOfl- Th. Pilot
Jerome and Roy Thomson. Ca- brought the El Al Israel Boo-r nadian publisher who headedpng 707 to a halt after a spec- this section ‘of the poll laSt.tacuIar ground loop a few yards year. jfrom the end of the runway. The
Donald Gordon. Dr. H, D. fire was put out before flames
could spread to fuel tanks. The Dalgleish of the Saskatchewanlplane was bound for New York.
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Minister Diefenbaker. Others winning some support were Mayor Charlotte Whitton of 0t- tawa, Liberal Leader Pearson. T. C. Douglas. Agriculture Min- ister Hamilton. Quebec's Pre- mier Lesage. and Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton President
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and Mary Bernard. The senior choir will sing the cantata “Be- thlehem's Babe.”
MIDNIGHT MASS
St. Dunstan's Basilica will have a Pontifical High Mass at midnight Christmas Eve. The male choir. under the direction of Frank MacIntyre. will sing Leonard's Mass in E flat. Carols sung by the mixed choir will be- gin at 11.30 p.m.
Masses on Christmas Day will
be at 6 a.m.. 7 a.m.. 8 a.m.. 9.30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Central Christian Church will hold a Christmas service Sun- day evening featuring ths can- tata “Love Transcendlng” with a scriptural narration.
Trinity United Church will hold Christmas services on Sun- day also. At 11 a.m. the senior choir will be heard in an anthem.
7 p.m. the senior choir will be heard In a carol service with such numbers as "0 Hall Thou
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Reid Sangster. Charlottetown. was guest speaker at the - cember meetin of Cavendish Men's Association held recent- Ly in New Glasgow.
The meeting. held at the home of William Andrew. open- ed with a sing-song. led by _, El- mer Fyfe. president. and ac- companied by Rev. M.P. Bent- ley on the organ.
Ralph Burdett and William Andrew led the devotional per-
New Glasgow United Church Women served lunch. The Jan- uary meeting will be at the home of Elmer Fyfe. Sta nley
Bridge. Mrs. L.G. Anderson. Chariot-I
Hospital Patients Hear Co rollers
The patients at the Prince ed a great lift in spirits. when a group of singers from th e Church. headed by les K. Benn. paid them last evening.
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The the corridors of the h capital singing Christmas cards. and stopped at a number of the larg- er wards. where Mr. Benn con- ducted brief Christmas ur-
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