‘ “i * ‘ sil ‘ “ uy Misr . 7 ‘ay ’ -. : st . ose ‘ ; ——_— Ty ¥. + EES ae r “¢% " f } — * ' ; . » - 7 George Clark and thanked by | e ef ee Island News P qg@ Se aoe ’ ¢ : ; Mollins as songleader, assisted rs LS |2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon.; Dec. 20, 1965. | Tey ations ‘welt read by | Postage of approximately 70.- | = ee F

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lighted for the first time. Re- Henri Gaudet. Rev, Francois ceiving much comment as in the Tardif will be director. past is a large Nativity scene | The Mass will be sung in Ej> erected on church property close glish for the first time, due to to &. Simon and St. Jude the change in church liturgy. = .|Chureh, and smaller ones signi Several organizations will send ~~ ae | tying the true meaning of Christ- out Christmas baskets of food to . “By \™as have been erected by home shut-in members and the needy owners around the village. Santa prior to Christmas Day. seems more real to the younger eee ones, as he peeks out from un- | der gaily decorative lights and trees. Christmas is expected to be \celebrated quietly as families gather to epend Christmas to- gether. Many homes ate wel- ‘coming members of their fami-

Christmas Origin Outlined To Club

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: : \lies for Christmas. For some Rev. Robert C, Tuck, pastor of % The Bell Tone Singers of Recreation Center last night. MacDougall and Mrs. Fay | | - st. } ne Church Charlottetown presented . LEFT TO RIGHT are four_of Peterson ane mer [> of. Kennel Club i mae . © Pe ie naa history This is why T.B. “runs in families” once some member of the house- program ‘The Spirit of Christ- the soloists, Eileen Grant, group is Sister Mary Winnl- \ aon to make it this year. For® of the Christmas celebration. hold develops the disease. mas In Song’ at the Basilica Loman MacAulay, Virginia fred. TORONTO (CP)—V. W. Wik many it will be their first Christ oie Site te his ; = with ; a liams of. Vancouver has been mas away from the family cir- back to before the birth of os infect Cones Seals helps find people early disease Ni bl Mi ded Ma hy d | Driving Charge elected president of the Cana- cle, but their thoughts will turn Christ and also explained its 1: they ers. 0 ‘ : m e- in re an dian Kennel Club. homeward as Christmas Day ‘meaning to present day Christ- PREVENT TB—BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS.

Has Key Post In Cabinet

MONTREAY, (CP)=-A nimble {for an ever-bigger role in Que mind sending out sparks from ‘bec’s quiet revolution gave the under a shock of bovish hair— dynamic president plenty to do.

_ that's Jean Marchand, _ex-union_ but he still had time for a run-

Brings $125 Fine. sack c. Anderson of Calgary ; c and George W, Frost of Edmon- oo ae ton were elected vice-president | $125 plus costs for impaired | 8% second vice-president, re driving in Town Police Couft | spectively.

Saturday before Magistrate | Directors for the 1966-67 ¢ :

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Leonard McCardle, Kinkora, was fined $10 plus costs fér fail- ing to stop at a stop sign.

firebrand and tow a key figure ning verbal duel -with Real Caé-

fn the re-organized federal cab- |uette, Creditiste Leader.

inet. | Mr. Marchand packed the After years of union-building |same oratorical wallop as the

fm Quebec, Mr. Marchand, 47, Creditiste, batfler—in the grand

took to federal politics for the | tradition of French rhetoric. |

November election as part of | | ova, Port Increases

the Liberal party’s ‘new look” |IS BILINGUAL a ee Sikister Pe cmt ciadine Ob Dillngualionn and | Cg T Mihi ‘s } | aa a amor a cue biculturalism gave Mr. March- | rgo onnage from Quebec West will head the 49d new prominence and 8 | HALIFAX (CP) — General | department of citizenship and Chance to test his sharp econo Cargo handling in the Port of | tmmigration. mic wits, in English as well as | Halifax for the first 11 eae

. of this year has topped he will tak new in his native French. ~~ Seow — e abeaad | Mr. Marchand left the com: ees lees the power and its rights have |Mission last fall, severa) | : ‘Harbors ‘Board poeta Siamues oot con- months after résigning from his lean saa ek 2 Seal cern since the early 1940s, when |post as CNTU president. I

: cargo up to the end of No he emerged from the social scl- |_ In September he. joined the vember totalled 715.304 tons, al-

ences faculty of the French- beanie ge bly nl that made most 70,000 higher than in 1964, language Laval University im |Some colleagues wince |Imports of general cargo total- Quebec City but gave the Liberals in Que Jed 333,635 tons, about 10,000 up

comparative

Sask.;

“Robert B. Laskey, Saint John,

Mrs. Dolly Wall. Vancouver; Wiliam Dawson, Prince Albert, Gordon M. Transcona, Man.; Diamond, Kirkland, Que.; Mrs. Pamela B. Mack, Dorval, Que.;

N.B.; Donald H. Duff, Arm. dale, N.S.; Mrs. N. T. Smith, Kitchener, Ont; Robert L. Blyth, Port Colborne, Ont-; George N. Mehlenbacher, Fish- ; and W. McDer- ment and Mrs. Hilda F. Pugh, both of Toronto.

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JOINED UNION

Full of ‘‘progressive ideas” he |

plunged: into the Canadian and Catholic Confederation of Labor and by 1947 was its secretary- al. With religious barriers to con-

‘bec a needed boost. Into the Liberal ranks with |

Mr. Marchand went law profes. |

sor Pierre Elliott Trudeau and |

ex-editor Gerard Pelletier.

| “Tabbed as ‘the three wise |

men," the trio rode to victory

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Livestock Lost ire nee Oe Just call up oF come I ; fae ~ Donald Graham, president. ot e cash you want eT Fae In Barn Blaze Graham Brothers Construction | 22 40 your shopping, ee ae Co. Ltd., was charged with al- ahlee tha hlidebe. You A large barnvowned by .Clar- | jowing an employee to work un- pick the terms. . . zs 2 Seth ence Rose; Lakeville was des- | der unsafe conditions. you pick the NUS o 00 P llo Cases troyed .by fire recently. Also |. Alfred Zeltins, 42, of Bramp- | at Beneficial, where you get that l WwW lost were 16 head of cattle. (WO |ton was killed while standing | BIGO.K. for cash! Call up and seel

ALBERTON — The death of . ronectes) MOST OF AL Towell Sets at the Prince County Hospital “AZ ; The former itary Pilen Gavin. ANTS A : adele bullion Shae pened rounded suuetee en en patterns, are fae daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timo- =" Normandie Bell pattern throughout, White : oF of a Penge d on oe lg Ag she bg born at Kil- . Price— — ot tn ak uid,

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horses, a number of fe ae a large quantity of hay iy The fire which was noticed before dawn, had gained such headway before help arriv- ed it was impossible to save the building. Members of the Souris Fire Department were on and kept the fire from spread- tng to the other buildings and two dwelling houses nearby. It was believed that the fire

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ago Mr. Power. predeceased her bwo ‘years ago. Surviving are four sons and two daughters, Everett of Al- berton, Clarence, Alfred and

| NEWMARKET, Ont. (CP) - | The president of a Brampton | construction company has been charged following the electroca- tion of a laborer on a bridge

beside a crane that struck a 4,800-volt power line.

The Graham company, which was building the bridge, is alse charged with operating a crave too close to a power line. The firm faces a maximum fine of $5,000 #f convicted. s

Crane operator Theodore Wil. bur_of Moncton, N.B., was also charged with failing to comply with the construction safety act.

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