three consecui.ve wins, thus; be staged to decide the MIDL|—actress Sarah, Mrs. Christo-| and the other two - thirds is| Off constitutes more than halt putting them in position to bat-| winner with one team drawing pher (Mary) Soames and jour-|shared equally by the three |the total ‘tonnage of all goods % tle for their fourth consecutive| a bye to the finals Details | nalist Randolph Churchill—and children. transported by sea. aah 4 Maritime title against Kings have not yét been completed. wad * College and Acadia who also In the playoffs SDU will be) ; “a ended with 3-0 records represented by Dave Campbell x * * * *x* * * o ae * * * * ad | Earlier in the year SDU lost and Tommy MaeMillan.- The p< ce 7 e A : ke bo si : |a split decision to Mt. Allison, | coach and moderator is Rev. be} ye ® s : J ee ro, gigs Fn er mes | but the local university pro-| Frank Bolger. "Dr Strangelove "The most orig- “tt is all k a g : * ° ON ale 5 games 9) | tested the decision on the Judges for Saturday's debate ° . inal American pr { igen ees BOG Te % be aE ™ | grounds that one of the Mt. -were Lt. Col. L.F. Macdonald, exciting, fre sh, ie ® : ake as £5 est AE ue ee og beh ies Bs Sy 47) | Allison speakers spoke only | Ron Irving and Reg MacDonald. is a wildly comic in years. funny and fascin- CITY FIREMEN are seen out at approximately 7.10 last | " A sup erson i é 7 “ extinguishing a fire in three evening The cause of thé fire Maritime junket resulted from! The late Mr. Higginbotham | Cc t G d R rt Gi nightmare a ating. Via mattresses in front of Fire- is unknown, but the fire began requests to take the show off was a veteran of the Second oas var epo iven thrifler. Aine stone Appliance and Furniture in a pile of mattresses in the campus for presentation in oth- ; —LIFE —TIME | Department. The fire broke rear of the store. tani eae World War and served until re- T. Co Dec St Ca . . | The cast includes Jerry Mac- cent years. . | © ver . ory se " 5 . |Neil, Antigonish; Sandra Mich-| | He leaves Somes Lene, | OTTAWA (CP) — The C as ane wrth be "A laff ' . ; ware: a jael, St. John’s, Nfld.; Dick Per- » two Gd badd . (CP) — om- | ditions that ‘wou! ave en- crama fantas ' wizardry! ; | [ lras, Sudbury, Ontario; Michael |Mrs. Dr. Phillip Jardine of Mos-| ons was told three Can- | countered outside the bay.” funniest "Crazy, "Film T 4 \Cox, Dorval, P.Q.; James Col-|QWodoboit Harbour, Nei Ha | adian Coast Guard ships on Mr. Cantin's written reply The and tic outrageous One that by, Wiscasset, Maine: Joe Webb ence. Mrs. Thomas Hebb \the East Coast could not go t said the nearest ships to the most serious Am- ’ ' n Mulgrave, N.S.; Gerry Clarke | lifax, N.S.; and one son, Harry | as could not go tO ‘scene: were the naval escorts and side - rank with 8 ? ‘ ;|Junior of Halifax. Also nine the rescue of a fishing vessel .Terra Nova and Gatineau. They erican movie un i , Oshawa, Ontario and Robert . I a standouts." ae regreceen ;25 rly ot ached thar Ty sctntmmaninctat Er i Dec, 1 because two were un-|were diverted but could wot " tingly funny. ct ae —= ——— The “funeral “Will “take™ PINC®) serviceable and dhe “other” Way /seeee tho-w! - nae onaiacndiny ahaa aaS ag jfrom St Andrew's Presbyterian }too small to operate in the con- | ~ : —ESQUIRE ia METAS T A 6-0 vy

Fire broke out at approxima- | tely- 7:10 p.m. last evening in| the Furniture and Appliance department of Firestone Home | and Auto, 173 Great George Street, Charlottetown. This was | the second fire in less than a/| week to occur in this section, as a basement fire caused ex- tensive smoke damage last week.

The fire broke out in a pile of mattresses located in the rear of the store, directly be-

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fire and smoke. The store con- tained approximately 10 matt- | resses which were all destroyed. The laundramat received heavy | smoke and water damage, but |

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St. Dunstan's ‘University ‘te- baters won their way to a first place tie in the Maritime Inter- collegiate Debating League here Saturday night when they, won a unanimous decision over Memoria! University of New- foundiand. SDU upheld the nega- tive side of the debate: ‘“Re- solved that the Canadian Sen- ate should be abolished.”

SDU debaters were Phil Mac- Donald, Kensington, and Tom McMillan, Charlottetown, both sophomore arts students

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LONDON (AP)—Sir Winston; grandchildren are “provided Churchill bequeathed an estate for" by the trust income. He de- | worth £156,96) ($470,883) mainly clined, however, to give any to his wife and three children in| hint as to the total amount of a wil sats an Des. iii ithe trust.

A far greater sum t the 9 to have beep poured into a trust | year’. SS SS he | fund which Sir Winston, the will | gieqg on Jan. 24 included his three minutes and thirty seconds | tisclosed, set up for his children |; ondon residence at 28 Hyde in his main speech, One of the | 2nd grandchitdven fm 1966. |Park Gate and. the. valuable MIDL rules states dpecifically: | As#ociates believe the former |New Chapel stud farms meer the a ° : ¥* | prime minister's income from) Lingfield race track..in Surrey. Each team will consist of, two his writings since the Second| Sir Winston sold Chartwell to a debaters, each of whom will de-| World War alone exceeded £1,-| group of friends in 1946, but re- ($3,000) liver a main speech ranging | 000,000 ($3,000,000). Virtually all/tained life tenancy. Soames, from a minimum of nine to a/ of it went into the trust fund, | Mary's husband, was granted maximum of fifteen minutes.” | which is exempt from estate/an option to buy the stud farm.

The SDU protest was -upheld|taxes in Britain. The fund is|. The gross estate, before pay- and the two teams were sche-|known as the Chartwell Liter-| ment of debts and estate taxes, duled to meet again tomorrow ary Trust and: is named after) was £304,044 ($912,132), the net night, but word was received |Charchill’s country home in | after payment of debts £266,054 Saturday from Mt. Allison that | Kent ($798,162). The estate tax was they were conceding the debate., A lawyer who handles it con-| £109,093 ($327,279). A third goes

It is expected a playoff will| firmed that Ohurchill’s children |to the widow,. Lady Churchill

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Lioyd R. Crouse (PC—Queens -Lunenburg) asked in a written question about the coast guard ships Rally, Rapid and Relay while the lobster boat Jenny and Judy was in distress near Cape Sable Island.

Jean Charlies Cantin (L—Que- bec South), parliamentary sec- to transport Minister Pickersgill,. said the Rapid was in Dartmouth, N.S., having her main engines repaired and the

|tress but “the government does |not have enough ships to pro- ivide a free towing service to Rally was also in Dartmouth | having defective electronic |

In reply to other questions, | Mr. ‘Cantin said all coast guard ships are capable of” carrying out rescue operations ‘in areas and weather i appro- |priate to their size.” Some were

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The reply said coast guard Why did Gereral Jack D. Ripper ‘ iis \ships do tow disabled craft unleash his te : jwhen they are in genuine dis- ca

every vessel which is broken ' a down and is not in any danger 4

hind the King Koin Laundra- . mat. Firemen were. forced to we woehen s and driers were not | enter the. Laundramat and re- The Charlottetown Billiard

move a door at the rear of the building to bring out the flam- ing mattresses, and extinguish them on the sidewalk

| club, located above the furni- pture section, escaped with light smoke damage...

Gerry Ready, manager of the |

In 1963 she and her husband who survives her celebrated their 65th. wedding anniversary at which time the entire fam- ily and their children were in | attendance.

of the heavy smoke that per- Montague nity ce . meated the building. Most dam-| Of Mrs. Graham gue Community cemetery. age was attributed to the heavy | | smoke caused by the cotton eee — Mrs. we UC Re stuffing in the mattresses. eee ' ee pa med ed The rear portion of the fur- | 2W4Y a G y ev ws orl : ; niture store received the beav. | home in “ seperentix. Booming iest damage. Many large fur | She was the former ¥dith Aun MacArthur of Bonshaw, P.E.I.. MONTREAL (CP)—Rt. She married in the U.S. in 1898| Ernest M. Howse, moderator of and moved to live with her hus-|the United Church of Canada, band in Gaspereaux in 1900| says the church is “booming” where they spent their entire | across the country. married life. | He says an average of one new church is being built every | week and the rate may well in- | crease in the near future. | “The church is booming across Canada, as indeed just |about everything else is boom-

t repaired. The Relay | or distress.”

was allocateg to Bay of Fundy; He said no letters were re- operations “‘as a vessel of her |ceiveq during 1964 complaining size could have achieved little | about inefficiency in the coast in the exceptionally severe con- guard

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Firemen answered the call and were on the scene at 7:20 p.m. The main door of the ap- pliance store had to be broken

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The late Mrs. Graham had en- =: in this country.” the |

total damage, but stated joyed good health until a few Paap Howse, who eae contents were insured | days ago and on Saturday she day for a visit : | took suddenly ill and passed | Montreal area, in an inter- Fate took a wry hand in the| sway Sunday evening. iview an entirely new relation- fire. While fireinen were carry-| She is survived. by the follow- | Ship is emerging among various ing out the smoking mattresses, |ing daughters and sons: Lilly, |christian churches. Its end re- a large sign in the window/Mrs. Percy Dixon; Claude of |sult should be a new era of stated—‘‘Fire Sale Now Im/Syracuse, N.Y.; Hilda, Mrs. | trust and understanding which Progress”. Cameron Reid; Russell Peters | would be better than actual sn-

Road; Laura, Mrs. Lawrence |!on. Presenting

L 0) ( A L | Leeéo, Kilmuir: Blanche, Mrs.| Dr. Howse said he favors 'Clarence, Landry, Montague; birth control and felt current BR | EFS |. Musical. In Ch’‘town ~

|Olive, Mrs. Harmon Irving; jlaws on the subject breed dis- Cambridge; Ralph, Halifax, | respect. He said he also felt Ca- N.S.: Rhoda, Mrs. John MacDon-|nadian divorce ‘laws are “a NE 5 1 . | place on Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Heather Mac , 5 Upper! «Fantastics”, a production of | the Murray Harbor North Pres-| Queen Street, has been confined | saint Francis Xavier Univer-| byterian Church. Interment will ‘ | OTTAWA (CP), — The Cana- e dian National Railways has H. Higginbotham yee, savin a 000, a year in the Atlantic Dies In Halifax nd 2g

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‘Children. “The funeral wil ake| Lost, Damaged Goeds Big Bill For CN Railway

jald. Little Potd- “June, Mrs. {seandal to a civilized country.” at hip injuries recety. | 2°: as our in tne ines | be in Lower Montague ceme- ~ | times, presen tery. ed in a fall there recently. |Saint Dunstan’s University, TV INTERVIEW | Feb. 25 A television profile and inter.| Born in 1960 in the off-Broad-|

, ; way Sullivan Theatre, “The Fan-/ view of Premier Walter R. Shaw is still running in that

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proved an agreement of amal- gamation to form Canadian In- dustrial Gas and Oi! Lid.

A shareholders’ meeting will be held Feb. 26 to vote on the agreement. Parent and major shareholders would be Canadian Industrial Gas Lid. of Toronto. Officials decline to provide a net or gross assets figure for the proposed new firm.

Canadian Industrial Gas LAd., mainly controlled by Canadian interests;tms already made suc- cessful share exchanges and other acquisitions in the inde- pendents, also largely Canadian-

Six Calgary Oil Companies . De Sires Amalgamating To Form One _

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will be telecast on “Gazette” | tasticks’ provinces to cover the cost of | Involved are Alberta Pacific . icity after four years. | ; 2 ile en ee das Fee.| Completely different from any! MONTAGUE — The death oc- lost or dm aged goods. the \Consolidated Oils Lid.,’ Medal | 24 at 6.30 p.m. The interview is Previous effort in musical thea- on Saturday, Feb. 19 at| tn reply to = lion Petroleums a to be conducted by Jack Me-|tre. it employs a cast of nine/Camphill Hospital, Halifax of | nonoe Stews te Se wa Late. —— Andrew people and is a skillful blend of| Harry J. Higginbotham of Mon- [Dean ioe ader . peng oe as pe Pamoi an. romantic music, satire, and /tague in bis 58th year. iparliamentary secretary to| The would have PATIENT TRANSFERRED youthful comedy. He was born at Cambridge | 7,. Mi y ry new company wr} Miss Norma Kenny, 132 Mount; The combined talents of John and moved to Montague at an eet oat "alt ot “4 ~ weeeee —— sed At? Edward Road, who was a_ pa-|O’Donnell, of the department of | earty age.:He married the form- |} .on one t $1,000,000 a 20,800,000 barrels ? tient..in the Citarlottétown Hos-|Music of St. FX. and Frank/er Annie Richards of Cam- year cinae 1988 For the first ll pital has been transferred to|Casino, drama director, have| bridge. He was the son of the | nonths of 1964 it was $1,059,571 EASTERN Victoria General Hospital in Ha- |resulted in the initial staging of|late Gladstone Higginbotham | ang for 1963 it was $1380.31 |’ - lifax for treatment. the production. ‘The present'and Ida Irving of. Cambridge. In another reply, Mr. Canti FUNERALS said the CNR received $126,825 a the first 11 months of year in the sale of BH or utlamed gods i St See |p MARABEE, Thea C Nfld. There has been an im |neid Saturday afternoon from ' crease cach year trom 1958 |the Gillis Funeral Home to St. it totalled $56,408. John’s Presbyterian Church Bel- | Most of the goods had been |tas: Rev. Donald Nicholson | | purchased by P Gosse, @ sal-| conducted services at the church vage dealer of Torbay, near St. | ang grave. Mrs. M.W. MacDon- Jan's. /__|ald was organist. Hymn sung was “Abide with Me.” Mem- EXPERIMENT ON CORN bers_of the Eldon branch of the WINNIPEG (CP)—Four Man- | Reval Canadien Legion Nes it ~ jitoba farmers are taking part | sounded the Last Post and Rev- in an experimental program de- | eijle. Pallbearers were: Johe signed to increase corn produc- | w. MacWilliams, John L. Rosa, tion in Canada. The farmers! James Holliday, William C, *Dr. S. B. Helgason of the Uni- | David Gillis. Flower bearers versity of Manitoba plant) were: Warren Buchanan, Aage jscience department estimates BR. M. Cooper, and Rus there is a potential 100,000 acres Gillis. Interment took place “lot corn in the province. - in Belfast cemetery.

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