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CAUSE ANDIRESULT

The smouldering heater found her children Bennie. other (isler. ll-jit‘ai-nld \in:, Her“ “as responsible tor the l 14. and his sister Ming l stumbled out of the tightlv. deaths of two children in Van- ‘ dead in their beds. mffocaled l seal edror-m She “as rush- rnmer. Mrs. Ann Lim irizhtI by lumes from te heat. An< ed tohnspital. tt‘l” Win- h to)

of the Pine T‘nint line opened for n

‘62 [NR Achievementslthisitiiirattiz; QOoRngribed Nateworthy

was oltieially opened this year Mr inadequate charges to

Tie usiness com in volumes and a than National Railways rerorded tinns in the vears before p 9. .

i h around it 42-siorey skvsrrapei BOOST AUTO TRANSPORT "noirunrtlu arhievem ‘

and has undernrnund shoppin: rnts,‘ in- MM

malls and restaurants. theatres earn 0 . c rludin: ltighrr revenues. in 1952. were adopted." he said. President Donald Gordon said The recommendations of the ersnn roval commission.

a

a e1}v serr ness previously itnrs." . Gordon sai

The use or (‘I‘llle oil as diesel fuel was hf‘lllE tried rm it rar- tieal t‘nlllfl result in substanlial sar s

M irmeiid rm'ieu. Mr.

a_ mu» lmr‘il I mprorm eoiiinnwni for the brizhter busi- hr‘ \rar.

‘D 2 I) 3 -,. U 3 .‘1 2’. 5. 3 3 a: 3.

till. liahnr selllr‘iiients \\‘llll nnn‘

mi! unernt

E ; .

‘ _ ea mild help create

and he (lilWll some “9.000.000 Tm I -~ - en lo and mobile

rlavs of st uhirh \\ . >h

substantial improvement in its 9 T' "P finaneial position within a Tew‘ ‘ oer rent. passenger years" he aid. the smallest zinut tun per rent» LISTS PROGRESS ‘ Listing improvements in pas- ‘ - senger service

rre. Telephone. telegraph and tele-

M i In- . rlurlin: telegraph and tr'Ienlinne ' ‘ _ service in I 'mi'. near the summon, Hotel 1 ' - _ . . “as not siznitirantly reiliirlions uptofinpere l "'1 “am “unfit” '"ll" “hanged Hum“, davsl 1h rations are Ihal E‘K'Ol’I-Omtt" arthr- TNRI "W‘IRHI‘E I'Pvrmlcs are hart levelled out peaks end \‘al- " V exporter! In show an Increase of leys of travel patterns and re- lnnr nor cent and to ex— suits were encouraging.

simhtly the budizeted fig. For the first mum CNR in ill“ of 37.112.000.000. hr Wild. 1962 issued a completely bilin- UTFS n";,,«l(rnl-rms eiial timetable and it bilingual

benefits to the railuajss.

First Woman

., an i

tut had thatr sea with than: britertowe, Mum. where he rattan-hour h visiting to “teen 12 m Gum Charlottetown. Mon. Dec. 31, 1352 i the Christmas holiday. Murray spend the homily nelson w I t h‘ Mes|.LwhereL :11; is the man at is employed in Ont rio. h' hrother-tn-law and ulster. Miss ucy u en. m . mm: the M5! several “LENT (.ANON I Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swmomer. is: Sandra White at lewah 57mm in ommo and Miss Marv Prnwse who wa 3‘ family of Dar 0 t . .'.S. are h d Mlt's. eTél‘thtertI h asb‘ :‘teltgwn. 1h h Cllflmlilfilxnumn. The hremlin s King of Lan. ' ' . , endin the Christmas Holidays‘man avr re urn n e r oi ay wt er pare}: I. .. . _ ml l , , )1: gieti‘h herpfiifl‘gs {Ill-"1221}! g as guests of home in Fryburg. Maine attenl a Mrs. Hubert White. Mur- M" H0173“ Hyde~ Minds ""5 " h‘ce" “Fl “39"”; “- hour {or Chi-i tmas, has 1‘ - Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and‘ attending the iii of Mrs.‘ ay Harbour. _ Harbouruill spend the winter a bore of .16 inches and 114001 turned to Toronto, Ont, where Mrs. John H. Bell stman's father. Captain Al- ussel Beck, Winst Cle-lmonths In ummerside. w ith barrel hm has mm m Hum”!

Chapmo

lhe i: em loved it. p Miss Elayne Harris.

Ea ' , Murray . {red Mr. and Mrs, ‘

.immy RObJ‘lSOI‘I. Milhiirn Stew» Harbour lett Saturday for Wa—

me Murray . have

CHARLOTTETOWN’ BABY courrsr

WILL Charlottetown . First 1963 “a. Baby Be A Boy or Girl? We think It will Be A Boy Weigh- ing 8 lbs. 8 02:.

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WELCOME to Charlottetown I First 1963 Baby &

OU‘R PRIZE 1

We will be pleased to present to the First. ‘ Baby in 1963 A PLAY YARD.

Our Gift A Sweater Our Prediction

Boy 7 lb. 9 oz.

Archer & MacDonald Ltd.

Open Eneh Night Till 9 PM. St. Peters Road

l’nrkdale

Star Clothing

Queen St.

('h’lown

w. e . shot.

963

011 ms and Kenneth M oral-lane her brother and sister-in-l a retu r e

mod to their homen.Mr. and Mrs. Leste R |\ L

BEST WISHES TO CHARLOTTETOWN’S FIRST BABY OF 1963!

These

'Merchants

Our Prediction:

offer Gifts

to

Our guess Is that the Iiist baby will he a 11:1 uith blue. eyes. weight l s. 2 oz.

Our Gift:

Hughes Drug will I»!

pleased to tire babv

needs In the value M

l l 35.00 In the. first New Ch town 5

First HUGHES DRUG .

CO. LTD.

Charlottetown

WELCOME To Chorlottetown’s FIRST BABY in 1963

s.» Welcome To Charlottetown’s FIRST BABY in 1963

our GIFT . . . Baby Boots our PREDICTION . . . 6 tb. 4 oz.

Our Gift 20 qts. Milk

We Predict A boy 6 lbs. 14 ox.

ISLAN‘D DAIRY

Belmont St. Ch'town

\ \eHhrles Mr. rdon mnm“ saith Ihr ("WIWHIU' (ares '\'erv l k laying “'35 “'9” fl -‘ . real dit'iviiltirs.‘ larueli he. named {or two resources-devel- M ' ramp I i: saddled nith ihp pment projet t 10— i bean deht ineiiried uhrii the mile line from Rome. Alta. to . gnrernmrnt for the (inn Fine Point lea » . l . in I «oi rah n hy bin-int: up ri- the Northwest Territoiies and n '1?“ vale iailu‘n\‘s_ the other a to the[

'. n' r a nit a1 strut-lure Mattagami zinc copper‘ TORONTO tL‘P) w Dr. Mar— n'erdrri In he revised tn remove mines In northh uebec ’Itnret Patterson. 8R. “hose rnn Ihr burden of fixed interest The Mattanami line \Hll be I'm Irmie I 2 years as the lirst rhar:e: rrniiirpd “her-rinse ol ished in 1963. The first 56 miles ;woman mamstrale In Easte n

‘anada e l ‘snunsal in -‘ I 934. dish 1‘“ I She rulo nto women's N o T I c E ‘polire iourt nitli an ir n hand ‘ hiert to the use of make up

and giving lashes and long sen~ enres to sex offenders. Higher eonrts unset her deri-

All)’ arr-mints outstanding. owed by the 3th.

Distrlrt Queens Progressive Conservative Assoc-

, V . . ' ‘sions and said fl- iatmn. relative to the recent. provmc'ial election iment made her unsuitable for . . . e pos. ut many group campaier should be forwarded immediately for In;le he, reform work and said

is e straightened out scores of waywar ir Largest of

payment.

168 (it. Geo. St. Charlottetown

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the welfare and

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= 9 . E

uc . lthe boy release Dr. Patterson from the bench.

BURTON

Residents at the. i'ommunily

;a 2: 5? a. :3 11 an a e.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

It's a pleasure to greet you at the start

r Health Nurse re of the Naw‘Year and wish you the best

, . FY. eently visited Burton Sehool.

5. the string ot con—- n

01" Children's Wear Dept. has I complete Fl 4 Hon ol Inlant’s clothing for the new baby, es WI 2‘ plush toys and hlnnkets.

OUR GIFT: We are pleased to give to the first baby all 1363 I famous "Kenwood" baby blanket.

' 7 M u' "M S

MOORE & MCLEOD LTD.

,ew

Our Prediction:

We're predicting the first Int-y will he a hay welirhing I lbe. l2 oi.

Id Spain RESTAURANT and the

capitol Theatre

Join In Welcoming

Churlottetown's First 1963 Bally

By Co-oporoting, \We offer to - Both Parents on

Evening of Refreshment and Entertainment

From The CAMOL

Two double une- tor the parents tor In: at the oom- lu ohm: Bachelor In Pm-

‘ From the OLD SPAIN

A complete full course.

theme—Bob.l lope: Kld Glhho'd dinner- for the parents. Eng-“MM “I”. . Ilo

“Jock in 1963.

‘ TANTON TIRE ‘ CLARK TIRE and SUPPLY LTD.

Kent Street Charlottetown

iCLAlM LONGEST SERVICE i LONDON (Reutersi—A Soviet 'l‘u-lH tu - prop airliner Moscow Saturday ho

Soviet news agency Teal ported.

Here Are Our Predictions

bio SPAIN me CAPITOL onilstm. Girlflstou.

Our Best Wishes For A Long And Happy Life

To the First Baby of 1963

and congratulations to MrJiMrs, whoever they may be

. The First Boby Will Receive a Layette ' from Holmon’s

To the first bobyi-n 1963 will go all the opportunities of a happy future. We wish him or her success

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HUGHES DRUG l

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