. A . i V i i L i 8 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. Dec. 18. 1963.10" Inter

unurlifli in neural! nun, war Prison,’ have ended a simulated 42-day

Loses Action ‘"3-lti "W" so days 1... .- U.S. OTTAWA rCP)—A former Ru» Pu"e gxsfgtbt I Ilm maiillltllz

Oil Sands Research

manian national interned tn tude of 27.500 feet to help scion.

DALLAS. -pex_ (cp)_De1m. Canada for more than six years lists s how men react to this Taylor on Corp_ and Texas Gui; as a war prisoner lost a $157,150 atmo.sp_he-re planneo for ti... ‘Sulphur co” has n on 3 damage action against the fed- Gemini and Apollo spacecraft. that Texas Gulf Sulphur will era! government. “The first thins I want to do ?buy all Canadian interests of Michael Magda. 57, now a 03- is take a shower and then go I the on company in a gear in. uadian citizen llvlngln Montreal. twine for Ch-nlstinas," said Ron. voling s2_zoo_ooo_ asked the court last June to aid D. Taskey, 19. Westelwille.

1 i The Canadian

_ __ interest; will award him the sum on grounds NY.

EDMONTON iCP>—A 70-man] The board. in deferring Cities inciudd such firms 3, 31-1115“ that he was held illegally dur- The men will get, 3 14_d.a_\, research station. the remains of,Servlces‘ application. said it Canadian Raiding Cord Lid” mg the second wm-id was and ieave after the ddcwm iimish .8 $24.000.000 norlhem research) W°“1d be PF‘-'P4“'ed ‘O re‘-'°"' which holds Tidal Petroleum‘ P8?! 0‘ the D0-‘1i*W31‘ P°1'i°d- three days of physical exami- .project. will openh here ‘in Jlanii- 1 itidernthe ;1pplll9c6a8ll0n on or be- C,,i.i,_ Lid" Canadian Chieftain . I muons arv to sin 3' met 0115 0 "H00 -i We 90 - - Petroleums Ltd. and ’l‘hree- ‘

-'in the Athabasia oil sands of‘EVAIi.UATl_:‘..QUALI'l‘Y Sims Peiioieum Co. Airmen Comp ete AFRICAN PEOPLE inortheastern Alberta. This decision led to the small- iiiciiided are some i Mo“ oi M-i,ica.ii zdzimdm

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acres of oil and gas properties Space

in Alberta and British Colum- SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (AP) — ‘bi I-‘our young airmen. smiling and

i scale Edmonton research sta- - operated by Cities Service A!ha- tion. where studies will be zbasca Limited. an Edmonton- .1 aimed at extracting oil from the ‘based .firm which last month 4 sands and evaluating the qual- . had an application for commer- ' lcial production of the oil sands ;deferrcd by the Alberta Oil and

, ;Gas Conservation Board.

. The deferral resulted in a

‘decision by Cities Service to

The research station will be peopie are divided among 34 .m_ dependent states and hundreds

of tribes with varying customs.

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holder approval. i 3ii50d bamis ii day However. i to wear is through the front door of » l

a. Delhi-Taylor has been its interests this year. The lat- est deal will leave the firm as > main operations only Delhi Aus- tralian Petroleum Ltd. and its interest in Utah Potash proper- ties

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of l. A Cities Service spokesman said approval of any future ap- plication would depend on a change in the supply and de- mand picture and advance-

, close its oil sands research ments in research. ‘ . . v project at Mildred Lake. 250 Cities Service applied for a G$'°sui‘;§3:3§i"::i'bi31:0 3°m°mb°l‘ - -- -~ the Wily to Y°ll|_' ‘VOIMIIS id 1 °°° d heart with a. complete line of ladle... ready

miles northeast of Edmonton. !The company reported that it land its affiliates had spent i$24.000.000 on the Mildred Lake

permit to bur $356,000, project at the sands to extract 100,000 barrels of crude oil dai .

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project since it opened in 1959. only one company has so far ddeifcriglastafn ‘i§}.‘§§uj',‘i’,‘,’,l,“’,f} 421: f , , _ I 4 I i. 6 ii d b in iii 1962 Company officials said that in been authorized to produce oil biirreii a day. ii says die S Agncumm llhmster Hays “Lure f°u°vim° aim Sgcopai 80. 9 same m ' R , view of the deferral decision the from the sands. estimated to incdeased pmduciidn is iieces_ iceniie, chats with Alf Gleave. day the eder _-pflrgiirizciin White Paper said. However. Mildred Lake project was not contain 6$,000,000,000 barrels sari, im. an edoddmicai ven_ 1“ Km; stud; chm-iatgeugwn Presldem °.E the Nat‘°ml mmelence ‘"1 agnc the figure next year was ex- 2 9 Y inecessary. There were 150 em- of recoverable crude. mid Farmers Union ileftv and J. 0tta.waiTuesd'aiy. The c0nf€F- med in be M heir (OP i e proiect. Those Great ad-ian Oi’. Sands _.___...- ‘M. Bentby. Dlrsiident of the 61108 “fill Coflciudfl l0d3Y~ Net De. 3 ' i MONTREAL lCPl _ Three ‘not transferred to Edmonton Ltd. was authorized by the pro- Canadian Federation of A.giri- farm income this Year was \V1l‘e'phOtol, imaior su gar reimeries am wiii be iaid oii-_ vidciai government in produce MR. FARMER_ i nounced a wholesale price d - “ M343?“ ‘ ° . icrease Monday. bringing pricee 0 _ WHY WAIT! W}!-Y WAIT! n iversli one orri e or a or GIVE HER ll GIFT ' ~4 ‘W W G» ‘sugar down 35 cents to $15.80. C 2 Way radio Winter let! in. It was the 95th change an- . speed service We have installed the latest new diesel equipment this side . o nounced b St. Lawrence, At- y of Montreal for doing pumps and in ctoro. lantic and Canada and Domin- F . modern 0379 Check with us for prices before going elsewhere. All work re e S ion since Jan. 1. In that period guaranteed. £1939 brave be” 70 increases and ' With a dial of the -phone we will pick up your tractor free . 9° 9359* , , , , , . of charge. OTTAWA «CPl—Dr. J. Am Canadians have been slow _to?maI_1a3ed N’ Pl‘0V1de_ iaccommo-‘ Aispolcesman for a retail food‘ S-|-ui-mm and rag-|-icai Lin ei-fie in N IQ" , Corry. principal of Queen's Uni- realize that the economic, soclalidation for all qualified appll-‘iichain said the reduction. which; g P 9 Y 131-Kent St. Ch town 6. & C. versity. Kingston. said Tuesdayand cultural health of the coun-;cants_1n the last few years. ifollowed closely on a wholesale: __Sa.i.in C°++°n and N Ion +i.ic°.i. and D13] 4.6581 _ 4-5582 that the public does not appre-ill-y depends on a high_ level of. “This will no 1011261‘ be P0551-iPFlC€ increase last Week. would i Y ' 125 Kent Street Dlal 892-1651 Charlottetown ciate the seriousness of the investment in education, the‘blei unless the funds made:not affect present {retail iiiricesg Nylon biends_ ive - oun . - ~

financial pmbiems facing c3.*brief said. available for operating and cap-‘of 89 cents for a - Corry said one of theiital purposes are put on a new.bag and $1.77 for a 10-pound

nadian universities. _ _ _ _i Dr. Corry. vice-chairman ofimost immediate needs are;and much higher plane. bag.

the C a n a d i a n Universities ; funds to i m p r o v e graduate i i

Sculptured and Lace Trimmed

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was held in Albertorl Regional:

Foundation. made state-‘schoolsnin the main Canadian; ii . ' ‘ - ~

menl in an interview afl.?l'i':nlV8l‘CSiltleS(i Unlelsiis Ui’:ll%e\V€l‘9i ‘High School Monday eveningiz . Nighfies tn presenting a foundation brief 0: one ana a wou. no. a let i zwiiii a go aiiendance despiiei, F W "n R p

Finance Minister Gordon urging-‘to produce the ll.lllVe.l‘Slly te:-ich- 'ihe \\'ei=kl_v card‘ play was the inciemeni “.eaiiidi._ Mrs l . B . B an a e n ' ' ' a major increase in federal aid .ers it will require 1" the mix! held Tuesday evening at ilieiiierman C(,i.i.m.aii presided add; i rte

for higher learning. i ihome of Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. iseverai speakers took Pam ». ; .

The brief said Canadian uni-iGoRD0N ,sYMPA,i.iiE.i.ic, ‘Gallant with six tables in play.‘ ‘ Dans £79

-versities will not bee:-te tliii Dr Corry said the foundation Prizes, ladies‘. Mrs. Clarence .

continue to accomm ae 3 5 A ‘ '- -x _iGallant: men's. Winston Cor- ' 1‘ ~‘

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sion unless the federal govern-idol However’ he Said ihe ii_ L Gallant and Miss Francis; 1 . D '

men‘ dgw‘eS thelmh firefly m‘ nance minister was not able to E11SW0I‘1h- A P18)’-Off f0!‘ “V0! '——'—"" W "S ers

"9359 fmancla 9 9- ‘comment at this time on 1-ecom. boxes of chocolates went to Mrs. i . .

imendations in the brief. ‘Aubln Gallant and Gilbert Gal--‘ PY|CmCS ‘ *_ _ ,,i. i Geoffrey Andrew, executive 13“ A d€1i£'i0US lunch W05‘ _ 7‘ * _ + idirector of the foundation, said served by the hostess with the 0 Half Slips * 1 Chaiies Macpiied Lime .i_iai._ifiliicigioridiicilhirtiidogéndfitimiiilelpiii Siiiiiflillce of some of the ladies . i 5» ® bout was the mlrd pnze wmneriversities. fie said the finance Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Blanch- H°s'ery _ ’

of S50'00 m a Contest Sponsored minister stated that greater ard and familv have moved into by ‘he w°5‘.°'°" C°" ‘°' 1"‘, public awareness of the prob- their home purchased some time 0 . . ~ 1 id k it er for w . “Harvest Window" at the stoi'eii§g‘ ggvétlinmritiiat $0 giveeasili sym. ‘ ff: [JET nfiiackle §."="“=‘“i‘ii “he.”- °f -‘13“'“e“’ 3“d Md“L"'“-1-lpathetic consideration. ‘ieiymdnihs span mg e Wm" Snuris. where Mr M.=i:l’he(‘ 13* d ~d iii hi _ - emolnyed. .'VIr. Mar,-Flier: is theido2:r‘n0‘?';e::?;ni::1..h0; agilijieifi, mxgiegndi MS’. Paéfdicoicori“ son of Mr. and Mrs. Charleslwe are being ed_-- iii‘; intent; ram. . niwh‘-”.‘° IWECPIUIEQ. Little Harbor. "we have become accus. wm'ie1_ O ihen1,Fillnlng_or tne Miss Mary Whalen of lheitomed to the brain drain to the cm anf;'d"'b5' if”. “°G”’ii"°‘ - nursni: staff Charlottetown United States." he said. “Tlie “,im‘:\_iii‘ Sven-(‘i Someygne fine?’ HOSj3llal spent the weelvendidanger now is that the public’: A Home and School meeting; i

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with her mother. Mrs. Mildred‘does not recognize that Whalcn. Red Point. idrain has started to bleed us to _ ‘ Wayne Couley of Sherwood. ‘d€aU1-'' ‘ underwent surgery in the P.E.I. ‘ DIV Corry Said Canama“ um‘ 37;, ""3 *7 Learn ' O O I C

Hospiiaii -i-huisday mowing versities in the next 10 years The annual Kingsboro Baby.ggghgfgugfnugfigutlii1‘&9;L pm_. Band Christmas party was held? . - ' ‘ I _ in the church basement. Satur-'d"cmg about °'000 3 year and‘ '

day afternoon Dec. This was looking to other countries Anybody can be a ganta when they give Gifts to L0

look forward to this for 11"’ Dr. con-y said, happy gathering in which they wiiv, have to compete with the all ‘ ' . . Ker-.U.S. to keep the teachers we‘ mil Bruce member of the W.W. train." . Guild presented a lovely de- The brief said universities by; corated cake which was cut byione means or another have; . Mrs. M, Smith and passed‘ ‘

8gll‘i(i)i.ijfld IEVl,i’ncf}:lef;T:,li;:rSsemi:fed til; xi

s Rus- v_ . ’ ant part in making this party_a success. Mrs. Edward Robert

members of the guild. Mr . sell Garrett played an import- ‘ ' 0 son gave a treat to all the child- 0 . . ren of chocolate bars. which 17 0 all5

14. - party is sponsored by the World for the other In 000 wear from STA THING. Don’t forget the

_ . “If the United States wants wlde Gm” m9m"°"5- me something it is willing to pay children time is near. the gifts are here, and the prices are right.

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George Poole left on return Eegzemwm : gi1.:9is3:s‘0 5! V Re‘ “,5 t N s t‘ ll vi be . ~ ' - - . 5 ii : ' ' i,';iied°V:Om:° fie ma iiineg deg‘? mltted and they line the hall- First Quality Seamless flanmneue qhm mid Discount Price . i of his mother, Mrs Thomas Ways °mi'fld°” "‘“i:gc such §:"'d“"‘;7 1”" Pmie of Souris time as space n a room omes sizes 0 eg. 8 .

M-rs. H.P. MacDonald. Kings- horo were Friday visitors Charlottetown

Elmira. have recently taken up

residence in their home in East ..p:g‘yH:;mMic.. anfi B ' This beautiful home- Laid H inunediiate 1

stead still ii-ema-ins in the family _“

as it was an up-todate thriving property of the late Mr and Mrs. Elliot. Bruce and grand-

parents of David Bruce. Mr de _ ‘ . and Mrs Bruce all-e heartily 3_ L_ _yN,/d_ immediate Smartly styled . . .660-watt heating ele- A trimly styled heater. Thermostat con- welcomed to the East Baltic ment perfectly mirrored in the 11 -in. ~tr0lled. holds desired heat level. Precl-

dl in t. Th l.-,- - - - polished reflector — s s ste d fl w sion-made to combine rad'ant and n- miln-iced dd:-stn’;;°"i't.’f,“,’,',',";t :i:l,:'ifi‘:'ii;ick°fM(:i;:mlhdsdis°miaetyi s"“‘“- "'°‘““"" “'8' . mg’ "1"" to “'50 of heat. Reflector ca: sllaleretilteda ti; giiro forced heat. Lon_z- lastilng 1250-watt me.-_ M.-5. gum is the former oaiied the simiion mi‘ “ O D1000“! Price 0 1 pair for $1.50 most convenient angle. Safe- element glows hot instantly.

Cm"-" Lanmd‘ °' s°“"‘5- I031" End added "of the tn-ouol " ' llyiirldle With car 5

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MacLean's mother. Mrs. Mabel Manbeod. Uiigig.

Mrs, Arthur Stewart and young son David Arthur. re- turned to their home in Kings-

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bor~ from the sourls Hospital. have not enough hosptuti beds ' 3 368- *0 4-00 Walter Ching. Kingsboro. to service the eommurllty." said O Clearing at » Sheldon Rose. East Baltic spent Dr. Jewett. Limited Quantity Discount Price ‘ ‘ « - ‘ ‘it , ,J __ _ .

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