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Centennial Planners Encounter Problems.

The first of several Centennial committee executive meetings

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conventions poses a main prob- lem for, the 1964 celébrations, @ committee spokesman said.

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MONTAGUE — At the open- . ing service of the week of prayer here was held last night at the Church of Christ. The guest speaker, Dr, John “MacDonald, spoke on the subject of the portrait of the citizen of the kingdom. He dealt with the words of Christ from .the ser- mon on the mount “Ye are the salt of the earth, ye are the light of the world."

A solo, ‘‘When F Kneel Down To Pray”, by Mrs, Ralph Beck, was enjoyed by the large con- gregation.

Rev. M.. Carl Currie will be the guest speaker at tonight's service at the Baptist Church.

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’ MONTAGUE — The death of Mrs. John Alfred Gillis, Monta-

. | que, oceurred last evening Jan. 8, at the Kings County Memorial Hospital in her 80th year.

Her sudden passing came as

a great shock to her family and

friends. The deceased, the . former

Jennie Etta MacKeighan, was

the daughter of the late Murdock MacKeighan and his wife, Ca-

therine Buchanan MacKeighan,

and was born at Belfast on Sept. 2, 1882. , She is survived by two sons,

Leonard in Montague, and Har- ry in Truro, N.S, and two dau- pghters, Catherjne, Mrs. Byron Stewart Montague—-and Jean, | Mrs. John R; MacLean, Quincy, Mass. She is also, survived by one sister, Mrs. Myra Slaney, Sydney, N.S., and 11 grandchil-

en, Her husband predeceased in 1939. The funeral service will be

held from St: Andrew's Pres-

byterian . Church Montague,

| Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m structor, 3% | Interment will take place in the | Lower Montague cemetery,

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laid, that of having possession rof-stoien-goods;-money-to-a-vai-|

accused, counseljed -by Allison lowing the plea the magistrate remanded

in city police ¢ourt In its place a new charge was

ue of less than $50, to which the M. Gillis, pleaded guilty. Fol-

the accused until|- Jan. 9 for sentence.

Also remanded until the same date for sentence, was John Joseph Peters, Charlottetown, who pleaded guilty to the theft of one man's felt hat, valued ua- der $50, the property of the Charlottetown branch of the T. Eaton Company Limited.

Of two persons charged with being drunk and incapable, one was sentenced to 10 days in Queens County jail, and the other was fined $10 and costs or five days. . ,

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