Rev. Jim Siltichinle. 54-year- old Anglican priest from Ak- lavik, N.W.T., wears some of his Arctic Indian garb at the

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University of King’s College in Halifax where he lectures and attends classes. He was invited to the university for

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Alberto" and West'- Prince County his father £1.000 Australian that Z—Tho Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Dec. 18, 1962.

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Travel Bel Won With Time Margin

ADELAIDE, Australia (Reut- ersl—Bill Englinton, 20, who be

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Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer Premier Walter R. Shaw yes- terday was still pondering pos- sible changes in his cabinet in the wake of last week‘s elec- tion. which saw Attorney-Gener- al and Provincial Treasurer Mel- vin McQuaid defeated.

“It may be as long as a week or 10 days before I decide defln- '

Ponders

nei Changes

itely on cabinet changes," th e premier said.

MEN OF ABILITY

He said “generally, present ministers are doing an excellent job in their departments and for that reason on't feel that things should be disrupted by any sweeping changes. We have men of ability outside the cab- inet and for that reason I am

he could go around the world afoficton . . 20 31 by air in eight days. won his 3 "ix - - - - - - ~ -- 27 33 hot Monday with It hours to gg‘figi‘ymf’wf g g" spare. He said that during his y 29 35 "fantastic" trip he passed St. John's . . . . . .. 22 43

through Sydney, Honolulu, Los Angelcs. New York, London, Paris, Moscow. New Delhi, Bangkok. Singapore and Perth.

HALIFAX (CPI—The weather office says sunny weather is expected in most sections of the Maritimes today.

to bring the cabinet up to strength."

There has been speculation that Charlottetown lawyer. Al- ba chosen as attorney-general. He is the only; practising lawyer among h Conservative members.

Provincial Secretary J. David

c office:

Regional forecasts:

Halifax = and vicinity. Shore, Eastern Shore: Clear with a few cloudy periods; a little colder: north winds 20 with occasional gusts to 40 diminishing in afternoon to north 15. Low-high at Halifax and Yarmouth 23 n . Gsshen 20 and 22.

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TORONTO (CP) — Temperan tures reported by the weather

Min. Max. Night Day 9 10

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I few cloudy per-twig moi “4..” up“ “ted Si‘0\Vflu"!'les; 9 my north winr's 2r E gr” to 40 F’mir‘shing in ,. no?- to north 15. Lawns.“ Sydney 20 and 22.

Lower St.’John Riv” In." few r-l'w'n ."I a "older: h winds 15. Low-high at “re-aw,“ tgn 13 and 18. Saint John 15 and

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Upper St. John River ValleV st of’Chaieur: Sunny with few cloudy periods: contir...“E cold: north winds 15. Low-high at Edmundston and Campbell. ton two and 10.,

Bay of Fundy: North winds 20 diminishing by evening to

Stewart,Wclfaro and Labor Min- Dawson ....... .. . north 15; cloudy with widely ister Henry Wedge and House Vancouver . 42 48 Annapolis Valley. northern deflated snowflumes: visit)“. speaker John Machan. Souris. Victoria 42 45 Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Is.- “y 10 miles lowering in flumes have been mentioned as un- Edmonton 21 40 land. Eager“ N-B- C°““fles' to one to three mile5; temper, der consideration for treasurer. Calga . . . . 27 44 Cigar iiigth aszgvzrgiggdinwfififis mums m the 205. lr Regina ....... .. 20 36 an w ey ‘

“35mm, Sigxrfiif‘fii mil: Winnipeg 25 37 Ties: a little colder; northwest High tide today at Charlotte. wart may be ill-founded. “Mr. Toronto 28 37 winds 20 diminishing in after- town at 2:49 a.m. and 4:1 p_m_ Stewart,” he sold, "in doing an Ottawa ....... .. 9 25 noon to northwest 15. Low-high At Rustico at 1:00 am. and excellent job in his three port- Montreal 13 25 at KentVille and New Glasgow 10:24 pm. Summerside tide folios and in handling the gov- Quebec 4 19 20 and 24- Charl‘otielown 17 and eighteen minutes later than ernment's part in tennial Fredericton 14 23 30. Moncton 13 and 13- Charlottetown. Sun rises today . Year preparations." Saint John . . . . . .. 17 24 Cape Breton: Sunny with a at 7:16 and sets at 4:30.

DOUG'S IRVING

(DOUG RIX, PROP.) Irving Gas & Oil Products

Have More Cents" We Give 5 Percent Dividend Dollars Spend Them Like Cash For Gift Items 97-2

Phone

SERVICE STATION

Tires - Batteries - Accessories “Deal Here Where Your Dollars

Alberton

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ross Remembers

Needy, Crippled Children

Junior Red Cross members in the province are playing San-ta Claus again this year to the needy 0nd crippled Child- ren on the Island.

The annex at Red Cross headquarters in Charlottetown resembles the toy department of a store these days as toys and games collected by JRC members in more than 100 Is- land scilools arrive to be wrap- ped and prepared for mailing or delivery in “Santa Claus

xes”

There are books for very young and older children, puzz- les, coloring books and cray- cutouts, blocks, all kinds pandas and dolls. There are toys. that uind up or float, and even a hula hoop doll and a pair of toy snow]

In addition to the school do- I nations the Red Cross bought some new things, as well candy, from hiidne. on buying toyslthing for every child. they try to get ‘ educational or therapeutic value such as m oiling clay or beads to be strung by cripp—: led children.

family with twin girls.

box contained skates, a doll, a number of stuffed toys, games, as cars, puzzles and school sup- the fund for needy ! plies. The idea is to send some- There those of aniwere even twin dolls for a‘

The names come either from a permanent list at Red Cross Other expenses|bcadquarters or from a public

ALBERTON

Builders of

Pleasure Cruisers Fishing Boats Marine Hardware Marine Engines

Phone 86

INDUSTRIES LTD.

Alberton

Do you know something? You can save time. money business firms whose advertisements appear on this page of The Guardian-Patriot. They have spent time and money to bring modern services and shopping facilities near to you. Show that you appreciate their efforts by shopping at their places of business. The businessmen throughout this district are prepared to bring you quality merchandise and efficient services at the lowost possible prices. They are your friends and neighbors.

PATRO'N‘IZE THEM AND MAKE YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER

THE DISTRICT PAGE:

BUY FROM .. YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS BENEFIT YOURSELF — BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY

and energy by patronizing the

MISS FLORRIE BEATON

LADIES' a: CHILDREN’S WEAR BEAUTY SALON Cold Waves a Finger Waves ISLAND TARTAN STRIDES and SKIRTS Beauty Parlor will be open every

day except Saturday; Tuesday and Friday evening by appointment.

Phone 7.! Montague

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IMPERIAL

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DEALER

SERVICE STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories M Repairs

Tune-Ups Phone 76

Phone t

A. J. MATHIESON

DRUG CO. LTD.

O’Loll'y

MucLEOD & GREENE

MCCORMICK FARM MACHINERY FARMALL TRACTORS

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. l ' I" ' NICHOLSON 5 Farm Machinery 'PHARMACY Parts & Repairs PhoneY 36-2!“ Allies-ton Benny Barn Equipment our nil Drug Stores Alberto“ In West Prince PM“ 101 mum“.

MONTAGUE ELECTRIC o. LTD.

BILBERT II. CLEMEITS

Wiring Contractor Propane Gas Electrical Appliances

Phono OM

WEST PRINCE DRY CLEANERS

LLOYD N. OLIVER

shoes. Another kind of toy is. the stuffed animal or doll‘ made in the schools. ‘ Both new and used articles arrive. Volunteers from the Charlottetown schools work at ross headquarters cleanw

ing and washing the used ones, ‘ as well as assisting in the in- dividual wrapping' of each ar- ticle in Christmas paper. Boys from Queen Charlotte High School came in to give a new coat of paint to articles that

Albe rion CWL

O Concludes Series ALBERTON —— Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Edwin McDonald entertained the 2 last of a series of card parties] sponsored by Alberton Parishl

Council of the CWL.

First prizes were presented to‘ Mrs. Frank McKenna and Ed- win McDonald. Consolation went to Mrs. Everett Kelly and Frank McKenna. The freezeouts we won by Arthur Mcliae and

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ur Hardy. . . prize for highest score inl the last four card patties was9 won by Gerry Saunders

Assisting Mrs. McDonald were Mrs. A. )chlle. Mrs. J A. Noon- an, Mrs. Everett Kelly, Mrs. Winnie McNeill. Mrs. Len Gavin and Mrs. James Broderick.

Too Late To Classify YOUNG MAN wmvrs WORK

in Charlottetown, preferably service station. Phone 182 be en d 2

o‘clock today (Tuesday).

103 SALE: FIR CHRISTMAS in trees. Dial 4-7915 or 21 Lin-

: complete service for domestic and com- mercial refrigerators in addition to auto- matic washers and dryers as well as wringer type washers. We have the latest and best test equipment etc.. to assure

BOATES

A. A. (JOE) FRASER YOUR

. Complete Lubrication

. Batteries

. Accessories

. Towing Service 0 Minor Repairs

I such as Christmas paper also health nurse. The boxes are at”. come out of this fund. lmailed or delivered If Phelyil YO." Hometllwn Chane" ELECTRCISNI'RI‘JJ‘EMBING "mum", ME E550 AGENT Christmas stockings were cut Qare within driving distance. Clflmng‘ FWSS'“ 8‘ Repairing midst hgadquartcrs and (leech {About 300 boxes were sent out Pb To All funds of Clothing White Rose Gas 8: Oils ' at an filled at the city last year. Mrs. Eunice Reid one 6-3 Alberton Phone 101 Alberton schools. One stocking goas in said, and probably about the 1 FOR QUALITY COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE enrichb0 x.f h : same number will sent '3 ' Ems " _ x or t e individual boy i year. i , ' AND FENDER or girl might contain a truck, It is often the case. Mrs. J- 5- suTHERl-AND KENSINGTON AND SERVICE g—' s & F Oil or doll. a coloring book and‘ Reid added, that these aref the FEED SERVICE LIMITED CALL US om to" “mac. crayons. a game, and story- only boys the children get mom i i i' cc 5- book as well as the stocking , Santa. “I think it is one of the Your Purina Doctor 26.2 phones 26-3 and candy. One sample family‘ nicest things we do". “An Island Industry Employing PM“ In o-Lem Mam. P. E. I. Islanders" SI Gal F d s i Phone 156 Montague . , . lur- n ee erv co Chlldren S Chrlsimas Party YOUR n. A. DEALER Purina Feed Products I Tires - Batteries - Accessories International Harvester The Charlottetown Legion Children’s Party Polishing at Simonizing will be held in the Queen Charlotte Naval Bar- m A Specialty wit; :(‘figzesd E w- ADAMS RADIO SERVICE racks on Sullda Dec. 23rd at 2 PM. ‘W" “9931” 3‘ "WU!" . I y. Road Service Phone “.2 Kensinflon . Pontiac C!!! r } Furniture Ii Applianch RCA VICTOR Those ehglble are Veteran’s Children age 1 to PM“ 175 Keniinm“ 0 G-M- 0- Mel- i” Telms'ofl ‘9 3““ RADIO & TV 10 inclusive. Applications to be in the hands of the —- M ' ‘ I stare Radio Service cy-mannger by Dec. 19th. . “yum” we. & 86m“ I Please us the ism. on your Legion Bulletin or G. L. MucKENZIE IiNc. N. AUBREY CUTCLIFFE We'-s°"'c°"""' I'm; mm?“ the one provided below. General Merchandise YOUR PURINA DEALER A“ finch“ 8;"? I; Tr an em" . Cara no a a rs No. of glI‘IS agol to 4 (.. . .) Groceries BUILDING SUPPLIES a CEMENT PM I ’ 0. “mm” m a” mu" mm Montague Souris N0. of boys age 1 to 4 (- -- -) See Our Christmas Gift Selection Phone 27-4 Fredericton n° “"5 Phone 295-11 Montana “ "o No. of girls age 5 to 10 (. . . .) Includlns Toys- Household Ar e ‘ " pliances. Dry Goods. Ladies', Men's Noéf’f bays “39 5 to 10 (' ' ' ') a. Children’s Clothing! . L “Gd-FANS Igne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FREE DELIVERY 0 0 Concrete Blocks 5 Tile I . rum ,4 Kmmmn Merchandlse Ol' SCI'VICB Complete Line at Ccmcntczlfch John J. Kelly, Remington I M 111-: M ‘ Montague ANNOUNCEMENT ‘°°" '°' '°"' "°“" ' This page Is a Weekly feature of The Guardian -Patriot. and each we“ the“ Will 1PM" In "'0 “um” m We wish to announce that we have added saznvrcg STATION “me. and addresses of people living in the communities represented. Read the advertisements carefully. and \ if you find your name, clip out the advertisement in which you found your name, and mail it. inside of two weeks, Gallon] Repairs

to the Advertising Manager of The Guardian -Patriot. and you will receive, ABSOLUTELY FREE. a $3.00 (Ides. to be spent for/merchandise or sorvico with one of the advertisers h your community on this page. Winners. please advise The Guardian - Patriot on which advertisers you dadro to spend your voucher.

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