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TOP NEWS (Continued from page 6) avalanche. Arnold Palmer Winn his fourth Masters golf

championship.

Toronto Dow Kings win Canadian basketball title. de- feating Winnipeg Buffalos.

Iii—Texas Gulf Suphur Co. of New York announces huge deposit of copper. zinc and liver are found near Tim- mins. Ont; more than 16.000.- 000 shares traded on frenzied Toronto Stock Exchange.

l7——Record %,704,000 shares traded on Toronto Stock Ex- change in wake of Timmins copper strike.

—Prime Minister Pearson

announces terms of revised;

contributory pension plan and government's offer to give provinces greater share of personal income tax.

22—Ross Thatcher‘s Liber- win Saskatchewan elec- ousting CCF after 16

23—Social Credit .\lPs Ger- ard Girouard and Gerard Ouellet join Progressive Con- servative ranks.

o.A—Ralph K. Farris of Van- couver. president of Northern Ontario Natural Gas Co. Ltd. sentenced at Toronto to nine months for perjury. Report of royal commission on bank. ing and finance recommends abolition of statutory six-per- cent interest ceiling on bank loans.

25 — Toronto Maple Leafs win third consecutive Stanley Cup with 4-0 win over Detroit Red Wings in seventh game of final series.

28—Vasily Vasilievich Tar- asov. Izvestia correspondent in Ottawa, expelled from Can- ada for espionage.

29 Prince Carlos Dutch Princess tied in Rome

and

Irene mar-

MA} NEHRU DIES

l—Princess Margaret gives

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birth to daughter. 2—Northern Dancer. y E. P. Taylor of Toronto. wins Kentucky Derby. Lady Astor, 84. dies in London. 5—Hal ‘. Banks. deposed president of the STU of Can- ada, sentenced in Montreal to five years for conspiracy to injure rival union organizer in 957.

7 — Winnipeg Maroons de- feat Woodstock Athletics 5-3 to win Allan Cup and Cana- dian senior hockey title.

9 — Toronto Marlboros \vin Memorial Cup and Canadian

lT—Prime Minister Pearson roundly booed at Royal Cana- dian Legion convention in Winnipeg when he discusses proposed new flag for ada.

lB—Eighty-five arrested in Montreal during anti~\’ictoria Day demonstrations.

21 —- Federal cabinet ap- proves propose flag design. three red maple leaves on white background flanked by vertical blue bars.

22—State of emergency de- clared in British Guiana as racial violence and arson in- crease during sugar industry strike.

24—Riot at soccer game in Lima. Peru. kills ' .

26 — UN Secretary-General U Thant, on two-day visit to

Ottawa. addresses joint ses- sion of Parliament. 27—Jawaharlal Nehru. 74.

owned ‘

junior hockey championship‘ with 7-2 win over Edmonton ‘ Oil Kings.

Iii—Northern Dancer wins Preakness Stakes at Balti- more.

Can- 3

JUN! FLAG DEBATE STARTS 2 —— Ruling Congress arty chooses Lal Bahadur Shastrl as India’s new prime minis- ter.

5—Commons approves Co- lumbia River treaty. 6 -- Quadrangle wins Bel-

mont Stakes in New York. with Northern Dancer third. 5

9 Canadian - born pub- lisher Lord Beaverbrook, 85, l dies in London. International l commission of jurists ab- i solves U.S. of charge of via. 1 lating human rights during} January riots in Panama.

ll — anada and Hungary 1 agree to raise diplomatic rep- resentatives to level of am- bassador.

15 — Commons begins de- bate on new flag design. Greek - Cypriot government conscripts 19 - year - olds for full-time army service. ‘

til—Report of Hall royal commission on health serv-‘ ice recommends comprehen- sive medical care program fi- l‘ nanced by taxes, premiw ums and. if the provinces wish, lotteries. Civil Rights Act. outlawing discrimination it public accommodation.

Senator Edward Kennedy ‘ suffers brok n spine in air crash on way to Massachus- etts Democratic convention. Northern Dancer wins Queen's Plate in Toronto. Ken . Venturi \vins . . golf championship at Washington. White gangs attackl white and Negro integration-

22—-

' ists in St. Augustine. Fla.

prime minister of India, dies ‘

of coronary New Delhi. ill—Bands of Negroes riot in Brooklyn subway trains. smashing windows and rob- bing white passengers. phoid epidemic in leaves 160 dead.

thrombosis at

Ty- 1 Aberdeen .

Now's the time for us to

NAY YOU AND YOURS FINO PEACE, OOOO FORTUNE ANO HAPPINESS Olllthll THE OOMlNG

NEW YEAR

BURMA PROPE

Summerside

extend grateful thanks and beat wishes to our many good friends and customers 5

Happy New Year

from the Management and Staff of

HALL MFG. CO. LTD.

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23-Henry Cabot Lodge re- signs as U.S. ambassador to South Viet Nam to r home and help Pennsylvania

3 space j separated orbits from single

Governor William Scranton in his campaign for the Repub- lican presidential nomination. 30—United Nations leave The Congo; Cyrille Adoulr resigns. ULY

RIOTS lN NEW YORK 2—President Johnson signs

strongest U.S. civil rights law ,

in nearly a century.

6—Nyasaiand becomes in- dependent African state of Malawi, ending 73 years of British rule. Moise Tshombe named to form new Congo- lese government. Roland

1 Michener appointed Canadian

high commissioner to India. 7—Former world ski cham- pion Charles Bozon among 14 killed by avalanche in French Alps. Former NATO official Georges Paques sentenced in Paris to life for treason. 9—Commons approves leg- islation extending Canada's coastal fishing limits to 12

miles.

lO—Tony Lema of U.S. wins British open golf champion- shi

11 — French Communist leader Maurice Thorez. 64, dies en route to Y'alta.

12 — Russians launch twin stations into widely

rocket.

15 —- Senator Barry Gold- water of Arizona nominated Republican candidate for president at San Francisco.

Iii—James Powell. 15. shot dead in Harlem by police lieutenant who said Negro boy advanced on him with knife.

17—Canadian railways and unions agree to 19.1-cent pay increase for 100,000 non-oper- ating railway employees.

lS—One Negro killed and

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As the New Year hope- fully rings out its merry sounds, all of us here would like to chime in with best of good wishes

for the new season.

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Ch’town S’side

It's time to extend our best wishes for happiness in 1965 to our many friends and customers — and to soy “thank you” for your patronage.

Management and Staff

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scores of persons. police, injured in riots dur- ing funeral of James Powell.

Zl - President Johnson or- ders FBI investigation of Harlem rioting.

23—President de Gaulle of France proposes withdrawal of all foreign forces from In-

dochinese peninsula as way to?

including i end fighting

in Laos and v South Viet Nam. 26—Riots in Negro district of Rochester, N.Y., take four lives as National Guard troops sent in to help 1,000 police. Organization of Amer- , ican States signs declaration ' condemning Cuba on charges 1 of aggression.

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u-Bl‘itish House or com- mons pays fareWell tribute to Sir Winston Churchill. ing after 64 years in politics.

29-Yves Gabias, Union Na- tionale. member for Trois—Riv- ieres, barred from Quebec

legislature for three years ,

for bringing unsubstantiated

charges of corruption against

retir- J 31 -— Ra ‘ sends first close-up pictures

lanorney - General l

Home .

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of moon's surface.

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Time to say goodbye to 1964, and we do so

i the forerunner, we hope, of many more good years in

a fine, fast-growing community.

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pleasure of serving you!

Management and Stuff

To you, our loyal friends and patrons, may we

extend our best wishes for a year of health and plenty

with some regret. It was a good year, full of progress and change. it was a year in which we made many

new friendships and cemented many old ones. It was

for you and your families. Thank you for giving us the

2 — North Vietnamese PT ck Gu

U.S. Navy de- lf of Tonkln,

x—Negtn youths hurl home. made bombs, bricks and rocks at police in Jersey City, NJ.

4 -— Nine miners rescued after eight days in lime. stone mine at Champagnole.

5—U.S. planes attack North Vietnamese PT boats and

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OUR BEST WISHES FOR 1965 . . .

There's always time to extend to our cui-

tomers our since wishes for a very success.

ful New Year. May it bring you continued prosperity and all the good things you want.

Thank you for your kind patronage. Stop in and see us soon.

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