Below-normal temperatures in the East and above-normal temperatures in the West are predicted for January in the
WARM WEST, CO-LD EAST
30<'lla~y outlook of the United States weather bureau. Light
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lottawa
Toronto
Montreal .
Moncton . . . . . . . . .
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Halifax . . . . .. fl 40 Charlottetown . . . 22 37 Sydney .. . 32 as Yarmouth . 30 39 ‘St. John's, Nfld. .. 22 35
1 X (CP) — The wea- tther office says the disturbance
which hsoutht rain and snow
tunesinthemldendhldlfi
to the district was deepening Moderate to strong nort|IWOIt-
slowly
all three Maritime overcast
near the east coast of erly which in the wake of the Island, Southern half of East-
Newfoundland late Thursday. in disturbance will maintain cloudy ern N.B. Counties, Lower St
provinces skies,in most of the district. John River Valley: Cloudy with
slda were yielding some clearing will occur in New a few in
light snowflurries with tempera Brunswick this evening.
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I. Low-high at Halifax Y:-mouth 3 and I. Kcnivillo 29 and 32. New Glasgow 22 am: so, Goahen 23 and 32, Sydney 23 and 32. Charlottetown. Mono. ton. Fredericton and Saint John 20 and 30.
national forecasts: Nova Scolds. Prince lldward
snowflurrles; little change temperature; northwest winds
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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Jan. 3, 1964..
Centennial
lo Be 1964 Souvenir
The Provincial Centennial! Committee has announced that; it will have a special 196-1 com- ; memorative medallion struck: which is expected to lie a trea-1 sured souvenir. 9
The medallion will he struck: in five different metals. with one of aluminum for distribut-I ion to the school children of that province. Q
The face of the mcdallioni will depict the new Fathers of‘ Confederation Memorial Build-‘ mg as well as the Provincial Building. while the reverse will show the centennial symbol onl a plain background. V
Since the building com plex ; is being erected by the p e ople ' of all Canada to honor the event. J (the First Conference on Con-1 federation) it was consid eredi
fitting that it should be the:
PEPLER’S JEWELLERY
WATCH REPAIRS
LOTUS CAFE
OF COURSE we have Chinese food. Every Chinese restaurant does.
-to moderate precipitation 18 ches of snow. The outlook is —ENGRAVING- BUT we like to think expected. Precipitation its Iciztnassniciffeqigigmzta and _—._.. ours is different. TRY £0 ' . ttern 1 9 9 may occur. LCP Wire-photo). Egsljee We re sure you“ S P. S. Canadian food also Gifts-Phonographs "“°‘t“1“=“1¥ Prelmed W in expert chef J TORONTO (CPI -—— Observed ' . temperatures: . I Dawn H “film Mgr Your King 5 County LOTUS CAFE _ lvanmut-..‘.ff 41 45 Record Centre 9"“-I 5*- .\’i(‘lorla . . 42 47 Dial 4-3910 ;F.<imonlon . 26 35 Phone 838-2509 Montague i(‘algary . . . . . . . .. 26 37 hlteszina .29 as [Winnipeg .. 27 37 ‘ I ICY HIGHWAYS "‘° R°"“°“’°”’ ————“""E°' 5 STOP TRAFFIC ‘l'°°59 . e e principal figure of the com-‘ Te_r"'fiC you‘. memorative medallion. :’ Roads madc treacherous by W ‘ ice and fneeri r rin used new ALSO IN GOLD 1 .-“E 3 °° tmtxa‘ "mg" A striking of the medallion int mam’ motorists to end up in ..........'.'.I.'.‘.‘........ 1"‘ w- 1. golden bronze and $0. in bright‘ the ditch ye-stcrday in the V f _ d If k In er I'0I'17£ \Vl ISSU 1H UT] 11111‘ . .' ted quantity for general sale_ pmmm? 2 "e c ‘C en Cgqf to the public at $1.00: a striking, _C°"""°S“ Car‘ and truck‘ Sh - limited to 5,000 wit] be available ‘We rcnortrd «ft the mad. oestring potatoes Now In sterling silver at $5.00 and fl-‘l‘°'°"':‘“-"_ _-""5l"‘”l’a5' “10m‘ 3/ no doubt will become collectors‘ "151 (-°'"l"“"15 We're 90 bad Jug gf hgngy items. A special. almost deluxe f'W‘" iWiP.<1.i'1ans weine hav- E0" 1;“! I91"- copy_ in 10 karat gom Wm be 111E trouble ‘,Z(‘IIl11g around. R0": ‘"1 k‘ P: "'5 available at $50.00. . RCMP and City Police, hiow- l'e°fl.‘;c“ ° The dies have been desig n ed} ever. 1'9 :1 orted only very {'0 It 1:“ :3 and the medallion: are beinzi minor mishaps. ‘ml c’;lo'" struck by Canadian Artist 1 cf Ff.‘ Defivery shop today‘! Dies lnc.. in Sherbrooke. Que-;E|d | A bec. under direction of a master , er | fie _ craftsman. It is expected th e. Y . are r 5 medallions will be availabIetMan |_a'd To Res‘.
shortly after the first of the new ,‘ year, and may be obtained by mail from the Centennial Com-
mittee Inc., Box 2.000, Chariot-Ema
tetown. ‘
Former Islander Dies In Ontario
The death occurred at Barrie, on Dec. 31
est son of Mrs. Frank Gaudet, Summer-side. in his 37th year.
Surviving along with his mo- ther are his wife in Barrie, five sisters and four brothers: Mary, Mrs. Rodd Ford. Hunter R i ver: Mabel. Mrs. Ernest R l c h ard. Summerside: Louise, Mrs. Ed- gar Peters. Souris: Mrs. J u 1 i a Arsenault. Charlottetown; Mar- garet. .\Irs. Bruce Champion, Glover’s Shore: John. Saint Charles. Toronto:
Brunswick. The funeral will be. held today in Barrie. i
i
Demonstration Given‘ Of ‘Praia b’
A model demonstration of a type of prefabricated temporary building was given here Tuesday to representatives of several di- visions of government.
The building. demonstrated by Harold O‘Hanlon of a Calgary
NEW HAVEN SCHOOL
Following is the report for 1.1161 month of November:
Grade VIII: 1. Lowell Friz-I zell; 2. Teresa Cavanagh; 3. Benny Macwilliams. |
Grade VII: 1. Earla Moore; 2. Inez Devereaux; 3. Gordonl Darrach. !
Grade VI: 1. Barry Gass: 2.] Garry Drake.
Grade V: 1. Miriam l3:)yle;; 2. Beverley Pollard; 3. Debbie.) Macwilllams. 5
Grade IV: 1. Alfred Macwil-I
liams; 2. Garth Boyle. id Grade H11: 1. Kevin Newinan; lpredcceased hrim
ALBERTON —— The funeral Da
of niel T\1cE\‘lillan of Klldare took cc at the Sacred Heart Churcih. Alberton. yesterd
Dial 4-4955
morning. Rcquiiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Gerald
Stccle.
Pallbearers were Everett Oar: hill. Clifford Cahill, Ray Sauznd-i ers, Addison Rayner, Stephen Staplcton and Ernest Gavin
Interment was in the church cemetery.
The late Mr. McMillan was born at Central Kildare 82 years
go and was a lifelong resident
c community.
His death occurred at Beach Grove_ Monday. Dec. 30.
He was twice married. first to Maud Hamill nd. after her oath to Pearl McPherson who
almost three
2. Brenda Mac-Phee: 3. Darlenelyf-‘3l‘S ago.
ollard.
Grade 11: non; 2. Ira Boyle; 3. Michael Tierney. l
Grade I (A): 1. Donna Cud- more: 2. Geralyn Tierney; 3 Sharon Devereaux.
Grade I (B): 1. Lea MacWil- 1.
1. Marion M3CKln-lCl11l'dT0fl survive. ‘.Alired Mac1(ie (1
his first marriage fou y are Mrs.
inicei of Albcrton. Roy and Ro- fiand in Saint John. N.B., arnd ' of tlic scconci marriage there arc two surviving chilldron. Mrs.
Wilson Wclls (Georgina) of Al- on and Daniel of Kildare.
the rendezvous
BEST SELLERS! “J.F.K. The Man and the Myth»
“The Scent of Water”
“The Battle of The Villa. Floritn"
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Grafton St.
KENNEDY'S
LADIES’ WEAR
-Queen St. Dial 4-8925 M11111} ~- a \ pan WHY NOT
Put that call In tonight for service or repairs tomorrow morning.
Call T. A. S. Dial 4-7341 'l'.A.S.—that stands for Tele-
phone Answering service-a new service provided for
you for emergency night
serv e. STOREY ELECTRIC 130 Prince St.
iams.
Highest average in the senior grades: Earls Moore 0416 per- c nt
Highest average in the junior grades: Kevin Newman 01 per- cent
Mrs. teacher.
Dorothy Tierney -
firm. uses steel joints affixed to two by four pieces of lumiber
and can be erected in a to w hours. - Among those attending the
demonstration were represents» tlves of forestry. park develop- ment. town planning and resour- ces development agencies.
DEATH NOTICES
Iecetved too late for Classified Death Notice column
PARKER — At Prince County Hospital. Jan. 2. 1964. Fre N. Parker of 140 Central Street. Siunmesuide. Tllth year. Resting at the Compton Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held
Saturday. Jan. 4 at 2 p.m. In- : te United Church cemetery. Central. Lot 16.
Visiting hours Friday. 7 to 10 , p.m. In lieu of flowers con- trbutl the nadian
— on to Ca Hart Foundation will be ' appreciated.
GREEN!-‘TELD SCHOOL
Report for December: Grade vm: 1. Marvin Ennis; 2. Janet Cairns; 8. Kenny 0'Hal-
ran.
Grade VH2 1. Janie 0'Hal- loran.
Grade VI: 1. Cami Power; 2. Elaine Ennis; 8. Bonica Dyer.
Grade V iA)- 1 Gerry Hynes; . 0'11 1
Services Held At Bedeque UC
BEDEQUE A Christmas Eve service was held here I the United Church. Rev. Dr. L. P. Archibald delivered the nu-ssaae which was suitable in the occasion.
on Sunday morning. Dec. I. there was a rge congrega- tion in the United Giuirch. The junior choir was in charge cl the music with Mrs. Wdmor Cravizg as organist.
the pastor conducted the service and Dr. Aadiiibald de- livered a timely sermon.
an-an. Grade V (B): 1. Cecil Ennis. Grade IV: 1. Marven Dyer. Grade 11-1: 1. David lines;
2. Gordon Ennis: 8. Gussie Pat-
er.
Grade 11: 1. Maureen Power; | 2. Rhonda Hynes; 8. . Cairns. ’
en; | trio Pater.
Highest average in grades. Janie 0’Halloran. 84.
percent.
Highest averne in junior grsdes; Maureen Power. on per- cent.
BestheDuaa—-teacher.
senior V
Garbage Service Is Taken Over
ilnldlnl the contract for In
lcity‘s new
compulsory gm-up
loilevtim. to begin later in the year. Jenkins and Clarke are sui-
now handling the
sly curled at w ilhe Keefe Hygienic
Using two tracks
frun the Keefe outfit, wllich die- coniilnued opar Dec. 01. the new firm took over the service Jan. 1, and h of the drivers
as tron’
bedroom
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7.15 p.m.-Keyboard Melodies 7.30 pm.-Hancock
8.00 p.m.—Dr. Kildare 9.00 p.m.—Lucy
9.30 p.m.—The Serial 10.00 p.m.-Grindl
10.30 p.m.\parade
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Page Challenge Magazine
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2.30 p.m.—At Home with Helen Cracker
3.00 p.m.—Take Thirty
3.30 p.m.-Mr. Rogers
4.00 p.m.-—’Flraball XL-5
4.30 p.m.-—Romper Room
5.00 p.m.-Raule Dazzle
5.30 p.rn.—Corne listen Awhile
6-25 p.m.—Supper Club
1.30 p.m.--Musicale
2.00 p.m.—Panword
2.30 p-m.—Scsrlen Hill
3.00 p.m. Take Thirty
3.31 p.m.-—Friendly Giant 3.45 p.m.-Mr. Rogers
4.00 p.m.—Thls Living World 4.30 p.m.—All Star Theatre p.m.-Razzle Dazzle p.m.—Time out For Music p.m.—Wi|Iiem T p.m.—Gazette . p.m.—CFCY TV News p.m.—$ports Weakly p.m.—Phil Silvers Show p.rn.—-Rin Tl '
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9.00 p.m.—Country Hoedown 9.30 p.m.—The Defenders
10.30 p.m.—Telescope
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12.20 p.m.—LIoneI Network News 12.25 a.m.—Midnight Theatre Adventures of Tarfu
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Cross Canada Curling 5.00 p.m.—TBA 5.30 p.m.—Duga BunnV 6.00 p.m.—-—Forssi Rsngera 6.31 p.m —Countrytlma 7.01 p.m.—CFCY TV News
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p.m.—Station Sign On News, Weather. Sports
p.m.—Mr p.rn.—TliiI Living World p.m.—Romper Room p.m.—Rszzle Dazzle 5.30 p.rn.—Time Out for 5.00 p.m.—Supper Club News
11.00 p.m.-1-Inquiry
11.30 p.m. Emplorstione
12.00 a.m.—CBC TV News
12.14 a.m.-Viewpoint
12.20 s.rn.-—Lionel Network News 12.25 e.m.—Stetlon Sign Off
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2.00 p.m.—Password 2.30 p.rn.—Scar|ett Hill
6.35 p-11I.—W0l1I1lI’ 6.40 p.rn.—Supper Club
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12.15 a.m.—Viswpoint
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3.00 p.m —Tal<e Thirty
3.30 p.m.—Frlendly Giant 3.45 p.m.-Mr. Rogers
4.00 p.m.—Ciaco Kid
4.30 p.m.—Hennessey
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10.30 p.m.—1-'eativ
12,00 p.m.—cBc TV News 12.13 a.m.—Local Weather
12.14 a-m-—5l9" 0"
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2.00 p.m.—Pnaword 2.30 p.m.-—Scarlett Hill 3.00 p.m. TI
3.31 p.m.—Friendly Giant 4.00 p.m.-Mr. Piper
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7.01 p.m.-CFCY TV News 7.15 p.m.—Farming Viewpoint 7.30 p.m.—My Favorite Martian 8.00 p.m.--Zero One
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9.00 p.rn.—-Candid Camera
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11.15 p.m.-Juliette
11.45 p.m.—Sporta Unlimited
12.00 p.m.-CBC TV News
12.10 a.rn.--llenel Network News
12.20 a.m.-—The Late 5 Double Life
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12.30 p.m--Musicale 1.m p.rn.—|rialgIIt Two 1.30 p.m.—Country Calendar
5.30 p.m.—-2011: Century
6.W p.m.-—Tbe Sixties
6-30 p-In.-Some of These Days 7.00 p.m.—Ali Sm Theatre 7.30 p.m.-—Iipcerd
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