b é

GETS APPOINTMENT

}Indlanapotie, will receive $27,000'10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Dec. 28, 1965.

WASHINGTON ‘CP: For- a year salary. The Interrational — - ~“‘ier governor Matthew E. Joint Commission handles al! ‘elch of Indiama was appointed cases involving the use. * ob- y President Johnson Saturday (struction or diversion of waters s chairman of the U.S. section that serve as boundaries. be- ' the International Joint Com-|tween Canada and the US vssion with Canada. Welch, a lebairmas of the Canadian sec-

emocrat who practises law in tion is A.D. P. Heeney > — ” <cpemanremes eae = yr =

TORONTO (CP) Cathehc commission on ecu

establish relations a secreiariat here.

} Rev. John J. Keating, director of the English section, told a press conference he ex- pects to meet with. leaders of the Anglican, United and Pres- lL yterian churches, and the Ca nadian Council of Churches in January “to find out what we ean do together... . " , > There has been a gradual in- crease of inter-faith activities in

atmosphere created» by: the’ ecu- menical movement and the Va- ican council, he said.

The commission has English and French sections.

Chairman of the English sec- tion is Archbishop M. M. John- json of Vancouver. The other members are Bishop F. Vv. °: J R. Windle of Ottawa.

ogee

Bishop Paul Gregoire. of e Montreal hea French sec- Clifford C. Keenan tion. Bishop A Hacault of

‘ | St. Boniface, Man., and Bishop P.E.1I Adolphe Proulx of Sault Ste. * “~" “* Marie, Ont., are the other meni-

bers. ; ‘

Murray River

Gin NAA BLESSINGS

sa + - v ae a el: SEP AS Se A > Fas

hristmas is the perfect time to count

our many, many blessings. High on our list is the confidence and good will you've showed ‘us. So to you, our patrons, - We're extending a cheerful, hearty holiday “thanks.”

‘Williams, Murphy and McLeod Ltd.

Pope Read - >

Summerside

The Joyous Christmas Season is bere, filling _ onr hearts with its spirit of happiness anll good cheer. May you enjoy an abundance of pleasures "among family and friends, And please add our mi = greeting for a_very, Merry Christmas. —~

THANE ELLIS Ltd.

Commission Cn Ecumenism. Opens Toronto Secretariat

The Roman PLANS NOT COMPLETED menism, which will seek to help cariat, expected to be set Up in

with . other | Montreal, churches in Canada. has. set up | pleted.

_|Canada in recent years in the |

Plans for the French ‘gecre- have not been com-

-Father Keating, said the com- seston also will be a point | Official contact for the Jews | non-Christian religions: —— Father Keating said areas first concern would be to courage “‘positive theological dialogue on a professional level”’ between competent -rep-

Be

Fe

| churches.

“This dialogue will not avoid |vexatious points between Cath- \olics and -others such as re- |baptism, mixed marriages, schools.” There mi be dia- iogue for the c good on social problems, such as crim, poverty, alcoholism, drug ad- diction and strengthening fam- vy life.

Morell

Museum Work Is Planned

OTTAWA(CP) — Extensive development work will be un dertaken at the _Alexander Graham Bell Museum at Bad deck, N.S., the federal resources department has announced.

The national and historic re- sources branch will enlarge the museum's parking area for the 1966 tourist season as part of a tangterm development plan to provide one-way traffic circula- . tion throughout the site.

The plan, to be completed “within a few years,”’ includes construction of a visitor-orienta- tion centre and a special dis. play area for the replica of. the famed Silver Dart, the first atr- craft successfully flown in Can- ada

‘PISQUID EAST

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDon. | ald, Lorne Valley, wefe- visit- ors in Pisquid East Wednesday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay and Mr. and Mrs. | Harold Jay. +

Floyd Jay was a visitor in) Charlottetown Thursday. Robin Currant spent the week- end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Curran, Stanhope Road.

Walter MacDonald, Charlotte- town, spent the weekend at the home of his daughter, Mrs. 4 Floyd Jay and Mr. Jay.

Mrs. Hessell Corney, Char- lottetown, and Mrs. Vernon Ma- theson, West Royalty, were recent visitors in Pisquid East. Mrs. Edward Jay, spent a couple of days in Charlottetown during thé week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Juanita MacDonald.

. Congratulations are extended to Jacinta MacDonald, a grade five pupil at Pisquid East | School, on teceiving a prize for | her essay on ‘How Remem- brance Day Should be Observ-

North Tryon :

Hi igaue ju eybereese

£ E J »

rs YORE

TeeeeN tee

|

May you and yours enjoy a Christmas zich in blessings,

‘Morell Diner

PEL

hy

' & Saad Sf

Ye 30 Ae indenting 2.7. Do te Sd

oes

Sid stalt of - eee 5 gene

May your holiday season be filled

We hope that the Christmas wer prorons. Season will bring blessings to-pou-_and pour lobed ones,

and peace to men everpwhere!

Management and Staff

SHELDON D. DIXON

Phone 36-3!

334 Highland Ave.

‘Wah all the

tranquility of a smew-cevered land-

scape, the spirit of Christmas comes to bless brightea every heart and home. It is our

wish viele enjoy thrice fold this Yule all

things that go inte making the Christmas season suck «special time: the joyfal hears

And may we, too, continue ia your friendship, serving the needs of you ‘and your family, always in a better way. We know how much it means te. Win silees ~~ have the trast and ged SARE ore are truly gratelal,

AVE- EASY.

2 ds a Se 2 i aad aa aiid: Sai ze aa . «

-GAUDET’S §

hee «88.4 ES &

a8 eilit

FITZGERALD & SNOW LTD...

{ bis Lip f ay

'

- ca?

are