12 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Jan. 3. 1964.

itinerary Announced I For Pope‘s Pilgrimage &

VATICAN CITY tAPl—A de-i rial Palace where Christ was; tailed itinerary of the Holyl condemned. the first station of: Land pilgrimage of Pope Paul the Way of the Cross. and fol-, VI shaped up today as prepara-y lows the Way of the Cross ex-‘ tions reached the final twoicept for eighth station. ‘

ays. 4—Enters Church of the Holyi

The Vatican has released no; Sepulchre. kissing a crucifix atl official hoiir-by-hour schedule. threshold. and celebrates mass’ of the Jan. 4~6 Journey into Jor j in chapel of Holy Sepulchre. ‘ dan and Israel. Several sources 7—Returns on foot to Da-f have told of two meetings be- mascus Gate and his automo~ tueen the Roman Catholic pon- hlle. departing for dinner at] tilt and Orthodox Patriarch apostolic delegation building on} Athenagnras of Constantinople Mount of Olives. ; (Istanbul). I0::l0—Leaves apostolic dEI(‘~i

A(‘(‘ﬂl‘(‘IIl'1E to various sources.’ gation and goes by auto to Gar- and siimeci to last ~ minuter den of Gethsemane to spend. Chantzes. the pope‘: unofficiai] one hour in prayer; perhaps to‘ IIlllPl‘al')-' appeared to as, be joined in prayer by Patrt-§ follows. tall times local and all} arch Athenagoras. i approximations! . Midnight-—Returns by auto to!

JAN. 4 apostolic delegation to spend‘

I p.m.—Arrives Amman. .lor- the night. l dart. by air from Rome. likely to be welcomed by King I-Ius~ sem and diplomats.

I:.“ltl——lleparts by for Damasciis Gate.

JAN. I ‘

7 a.m.—l.eaves by auto tori

Nazareth. Israel. taking north-E automobile.-N, ern .lordan route and crossing? Old Jerus iinto Israel at Jenln. ‘. alem. in Jordan. to receive of; 9-Official l'€C€Dll0n by 13“ fiflﬁl greeting by town offi-I‘ raeli authorities either at. Fuo. (‘laltj no stop; planned on thcl leh or in square outside Cathu-f

W,-,_\~ to Jericho. Dead Sea. orlllc convent in Nazareth. Rn-cr .lordan site where Christ 9:30--Celebrates mass lnsidi. was baptized. ‘new Church of Annunciation. ON FOOT _:still under construction exceptl

2:30—Goe.= on font to Preto-. for section containing Grotto of, .‘ Annunciation. i

i l0:45—Leaves

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Lake Tiberias, also called at the Sea of Galilee. , ll:30—Stops at small Church 5of Primate of Peter along lake ‘ shore.

Helga Dan Is Stalled In River Ice

TOP I Reaches top u|"

“(WTRFAL Cm Th ‘Mount Tabor and visits sanc‘

A - »- i e I t. t ~ «I 5.000 — ton Danish freighter .,'ﬁ:,’.§_ here’ probably lunchesi tteiza Dan. gnfthe i'elr::et<>tf set-; 1 p.m. M Stops at Church oil .ll’lE a rec-or or caries rans-i - -. atlantir shin arrival in a new ' :)l;§aC1?::tll.l::es§e::Tl1:ge onchgfgl year. was reported late Thurs- Mnum ‘ ‘ day still balked by ice near ' , , Lanoraie. about 30 miles down 3~L.ea\'es by auto to visit me the sh La“.rem.P fl-om the cen, l Israeli sector of Jerusalem. ire of Montreal Harbor. 5‘G°95 ti‘ “'3” 0‘ ‘he L351

The ship had turned back i Supper and Church of the Dot- about half a mile to make room | millonv ‘Which “W075 the end for three ice-breakers. ‘ Of Mary S 1159-

Thp s]]jp'5 agentg said the 6130-—R€ILI|'I'lS I0 J€TUSd- ice-breakers will begin clearing ‘ 1931- J°1‘d3n 580101‘. by 81130 a path and that the Helga Dan, } through Mandelbaum Gate. Il91‘5_6”ll W911 equipped for com-; 7—Reaches apostolic delega-E halllnti W‘. P 0 S S i bl 3’ might i tion. perhaps sees Patriarch} reach Montreal today but her a<r- E. Athehagm-as; holds audiencesl ”"'3l °O“l"I O9 35 lale 85 MOW E unless hour is too late. in which:

i tREACHES l 12 non —

‘I3-"» ‘case audience postponed until ‘The record for the first ar- next morning. Retires. rival is March 12. made by the‘ _1AN_ 5

Helga Dan in 1962 and also by her sister ship. the Thora Dan. hem but departure delayed H. last year t _ s s Patriarch Athenagoras oni

Tilt‘ (‘allltlllt of the first trana return-visit: otherwise tentative ftllanm‘ 8l'Tl\’al in 3 HEW Year. plan is to see patriarch in Beth- is pli'esentt';d (yvgh the tradi-‘1ehem jh5tead_ I tiona 2o-‘..'l-ica e cane by the _ - ,: harbor hnmd' lGr."otto o(f:elEi:r£l\tI(:tslivl‘t1y?ss mud‘

The Helga l‘t;in is en route to ' , this mm {mm "\nm,el_p_ Ham_ 8—Breakfasts at Casa Nous

bin‘: and l.i\'ei'pool.

6 a.m.—Leaves for Bethle-

. I 9.30-12:30 m. —. Audiencesl Russ|qn craft :with yet unnamed individuals. ‘.

7. Be Displaygd 1;.2.§.n.g;n‘::;a"::.r:;"sal;n in At Toronto Show f_‘— ‘_“_ ronoxro tcpi .4 Russian- Wont‘ optomeﬂlstsl

built hydrofoil pleasure craft sound warning

will be exhibited at the Cana-

dian Boat Show here Jan. 31 to

Feb. 3 by the Soviet Union. TORONTO 'CP'i ~ Optome- -phe hm-.i_ ahnui 23 feet 1ong’.tr1sts warned Thursday that.

Wm 1-eta” for about 510900’ ithousands of Ontario school chil--,

Ln,-3} M Kori.‘-_ the Show-S gen, idren will fail their examination: ‘I

eral manager. fa-i

said -1-hm.sday_ .t.l_i_ _year because eye-testing It is believed the first boat ex-iC’l"‘°5 1" Schools are made-I hibited by Russia in North iq“"*'9~ I America The Optometricai Association‘ Tire boat seats six and is pow, of Ontario said "at least 25 per "ed by 3 77_h0r5epowe, com cent‘ of Ontario school children i V9;-ted huh, engine‘ Called the ‘need eye care and will suffer‘ "Volga." it has a cruising range iheadaches, fatigue and nervous- ‘_ of ion miles. a 2]-gallon fuel mess ‘and stop trying to read tank. and can travel at 38 miles land learn as 3 result" an hour. ‘ ‘In a statement, the associa- H Wm hp me Inna Russian ex_ Jtloll said the standard "can-you- ‘ hit,” in W, show. . read-those-letters test is no near- ‘ said. Two technical experts will lei‘ 3“ adequate eye examlnatio“ accompany the craft to cxplain l.th3_“ Iakmg _°“9'5 temperature its operation. The boat will not ‘Is in a medical analysis." 1 be tested while in Toronto. ‘ The association says its goal --?—-—~ 'is to have "a compiete. compo-I tent. professional eye examina-

ani"Oba ltion for every child annually.‘

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