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‘Commenting yesterday on cash income in’the province Dominion Bureau 0 ; the first :

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Motorists in’. the city “are, Te- minded that parking meters will be back in operation this mor- ing following a ‘free parking’ present from the-city authori ties for the long holiday sea- son. . 4

WAYE FUNERAL — The funeral for Mrs. Stella -Waye was held from the home of ber daughter, Mrs. Fred. Smith,. on,

Sunday afternoon Dec. 31. Rev. {the pastor

Bryer Jones conducted the’ serv- ices at the-home and grave. Favorite hymns of the deoéased

were sung: “The Lowi is -MY| intersession. The adult choir- of

Shepherd” and “Peace Perfect Peace’. ‘Pallbearers: Warren Henderson, Reagh Bagnall, Russell Smith, John Crasweil, Elmer MacDonald and James A. McDonald.

Gerald Proctor,

Edwards. Interment was in the Hunter River cemetery.

MURPHY FUNERAL — The funeral for Felix E. Murphy took place Tuesday, Jan. from. the Hennessey Funeral

Home to St. Dunstan’s Basilica | away unnecessary brush

‘| It is part of # general where Requiem High Mass was) "Siar for the perk and.

celebrated by his nephew, Rev. | John Cash. Very Rev. P.F.. Mac: | Donald was present in the sanc- tuary. The service at. St. James’ Church, Summ

ducted- -by -Rev.. J.B. Croken,

* who also conducted the service) “the charth cemetery. En-}

ployees-of-the Prince Edward Island Liquor Commission aad | representatives of the P.E.L | Travellét’s : Asseciation | attend- | ed the:

Charles } Kelly,

cCarville, Eugene} Edward Martin and

. Reigh MacLean.

~ LATE NOTICES

(Also _see ensscntqmente te | “=

columns adjoining Classified Ad- | vertising section.)

SMITH = At Arlington, Mass., | on Jan. 2, 1961, WJ. Smith. |

‘@) Remains. to be forwarded to! -°,, Freeland, P.E.I. Funeral ~ ar- rangements will be announc- ed later. Please omit flowers.

” CAMERON — At the Prince

Edward Island Hospital, Mon- | day, Jan. 1, 1962, Emma Mae, |

2, |

| Dortedly doing: an excellent job,

jel was con- TUS":

pral. Pallbearers were | rk,. George’ Hoopér, |

Week Of Prayer Services. Open In Ist Baptist Church

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“No one will deny that evil is | a very real.thing in our world”; | Rev. +Roy Bell, formerly of ‘Northern Ireland and. now pas-|

Trinity United Church leading | the First Baptist Church sang |

| the- congregation in prayer and oa 25 Employed

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Flowerbearers: | fa ; Z Perey wat In City Park “—plock, Rollie Warten and Da _ oe .

| A task forcd Of 25°workmen is | | busily engaged in a winter works |

project. of the city im. cutting | | down’ dead and diseased trees in |

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it is expected the workmen, re- ‘will be employed until mid- Feb-

Kennedy Plans . Visit To Mexico |

PALM- BEACH, Fla. (AP)— |:

President Kennedy will . visit Mexico sometime this year, the} day night. eo f

The announcement said Presi- dent Adolfo Lopez Mateos ‘‘has kindly invited President Ken- nedy to visit Mexico in 1962’ nd added:

The announcement, read to re- porters by Press Secretary Pierre Salinger, said no date for the meeting has been set.

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the anthem, “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks”, thé direction of.the church or- ganist and choir director, Mrs. L.V. Dingwell. :

tor of the West Lane Baptist| The Week of. Prayer observ- ance in Charlottetown. continues }. this evening at 8:-p.m. with a

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_ Mr. and Mrs. James Mac-

Leod, Murray Harbor are spend-

‘ing two weeks in Charlottetown, gues of their son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and. Mrs, Mor- ris MacLeod. : RETURNS HOME

‘Mrs. John H. MacDonald has returned to her home in Murray |Harbor after spending several Mays in. Kings County Memor- ial Hospital. :

HAS. POSTTION

‘Harbor has- accepted a *with H.L, Sear Co.,

N.B. Schoolboys

Are Endeared To Brjtish-Fans

FREDERICTON (CP) — The Gleaner says a party of 22 New Brunswick high school -English tugby players touring the north

Canadian boys: have “endeared” - jelvesto fans-by—their ‘de mination to beat the bli

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interfered’ with schédule.

Tn three games played sd far- all on frost-bitten; blizzard-swept

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New Brunswick yourigsters lost

to Stanningley -and. 2-11 to Leeds. The prospect of an- other snow-covered field > |.them today (Wednesday) when they meet the Royal Army Pay Corps at Haljfax. .

velling with the team, has ex- amazement. at the at-

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AT WHITE Stewart Beck of the Christmas wee! with his parents,Mr. and John |S. Beck,’

ON HOLIDAY :

Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Campbell

are spending a holiday with

-their children Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Minniken, Beaurepaire,

| Que. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell, Valois; Que.

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RECENT VISITORS

| Mr. and Mrs. Reubeh Mae- | Cannell, Montague recently. vis- | ited Mr. and Mrs, Neil Mac- Cannell; Greenfield Avenue,

HOLIDAY GUESTS

| Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Haynes |-of Dartmouth were’ holiday ; guests of Mr. and Mrs. George

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of their. parents in Montague | during the festive season, .

*. AT CARDIGAN Stephen: Macintyre is spend-

by | ing the holidays with his par-

‘ents, Mr. and Mrs,*George Mac- | Intyre, Cardigan. i

“SPENT HOLIDAYS.

| sy Gordon, gan. | - VISITING PARENTs

education, teacher tra-- Miss Margaret MacDonaid, | with -her |

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- Wallace R. Wood and Mrs. ¢i

Toronto, is holidaying parents in Cardigan.

- RECENT GUESTS

| Kent Chapman of Boston were |recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Kelso Gordon,.. Blair Atho} | Farm, © - : :

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In addition to -K Mrs. “Rees is survived “by husband, one: gon, in Wales and two John, 10, and James,

Charlottetown. 3 - The funerat will take place’ in ‘| Wales.

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Beputy. Chief of. Police. Sterns Webster said yesterday that the city police department. has under investigation. a break and theft from the CNIB canteen |o-.

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| business’ connection with Marine’ shipbuilding and other construc- |. zers, he was called in to solve |

-is expected to be called to take ‘up the city’

i Federal Bureau of Investigation oan were ehecking the homes of se |- ; . (Continued from page 1). _ | nlor NATO officers, senior ‘U.S, | 2% Danquet at government service at the out-| embassy secretaries and sispect ay Fe break of the Second World War, | servants. Fy Join Brown, serving first as liaison A Scotland Yard spokesman |Trmce Edward. i between Canada’s war supply | sald Tuesday: “No such’ inquir- for ae board and the transport-miniy- patie eg wi gh th *« seite: eluate ol : : oo. at the American | 114 friends i In 1954 he resigned from trans-| embassy said: ‘There just is tot | 84 were ia port department posts eonnected | anything in it.” - Gary Chipman an¢ with the construction of the St wa supplied the Lawréncé Seaway, The resigna-

s future.

MUM ON MEETING

‘Gromyké" was. in an affable though uncommunicative mood in chatting with Western re porters about the meeting. He was asked about it ata Cuban Embassy reception Tuesday

activ: planning for the 2,200,- | 000 ° wer development at | the intefinational rapids section | |of the St. Lawrence and also:

| with planning of the actual sea-.

| Way construction. | >of a Mon district | Aarmer, Mr. Henry ws consid: |

ered by many to be a self-made | man. He left school at the age of 13 in @ search.of a job to fi- nance a university education, He’

work and served as an office

construction man with C. Pacifie Railway Pace Rage ay nally graduated from McGill; |

. TAKE A CHANCE

INSULATE

BLOWER

Terms to Suit ‘ ee - tm Soommateh year ‘ans quality

ind verve ATLANTIC

| He ‘said no date has-been set

took odd-jobs, did construction}

° " a boy at ha oe University | Discussion In N.S: (i"s,f% Heectat 2 ears

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night marking the third anniver- sary of Premier Fidel Castro’s revolutionary victory. : “Rds too early to comment,” Gromyko. said. ‘a

for another session with Thomp-

son, but “I am-confident there will be another.’’. - :

Boy ae Keith Carmichael |, a L¥D. -

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