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Browns against the Baltimore Colts. Harold Bossard (cen-

What the Cleveland Browns are hoping for as they Work

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TALL FIELD

ering the field. With

are Harold Sauerbrei General

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Bossard Manager. and

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Robert Petro- nuin. a linesman.

HALIFAX ICPl—An examplel

; of how modern civilization will;

affect remote Easter island may be evident long before the influence of today's world im- poses itself on this unique speck in the SOULI'I Pacific.

Several island natives are en route to Valparaiso. Chile. and. their first look at how the rest of the world lives.

Their reaction may add to the information being compiled by 38 scientists conducting a medi— cal study and other researchl among the island‘s i.200 Inllahi«l tants before an airport is estab. Iished there as a transpacific. stopping point.

The natives are among more than no passengers. including Chilean military personnel and their families. boilnd for Chile aboard the Canadian Navy sup-. ply ship Cape. Scott. whichi landed the scientific group on Easter island Dec. 12. The ship]

east of the island Tuesday. I Don Bruce. radio operator aboard the Cape Scott. said in. a radio conversation with Hail-l faix Tuesday. that he found that Easter Island people friendly“ modest and honest. ‘ eir onlv recent association|

the Guardian. Charlottetown. Well. Doc. 3, 1904, mmneiont unset: m m{m

Group Of Easter Islanders To Have FirstLook Outside

tiny dwellings and their occupants Father Sebastian serves. Around the rims of two large inactive volcanoes and ljilst inside. the craters are the' huge stone statues. age-old mys- teries of Easter island riguez has a theory with civilization until arrival of*these statues. some weighing the Canadian expedition hasla-hout 50 tons. were erected as been with missionary nuns. a . monuments to the. dead. No one priest called Father Sebastian really knows. and a Portuguese veterinar-an.

i

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ATTEan MASS A major concern among Religious ceremonies. at IPas‘I, Ram“ "'3an people. Bruce

will so familiar to islanders/‘3'”- ls rlnlhlnz- They don't

Britt-c told of attending "imam"? 93mm“ Nuns had In” last Sunday in a small Eastnhim children often refuse to go Island church he described asil0 "I‘M! at all' ram". than g" much like Portuguese colintryl“"'h””l 9559mm “'mm'fl- , church 8 "very barren. veryi "9 said 3" 399931 '5 PM“: empty and with mug}, www.made to the Red Cross and to hemhflgi children's aid societies for cloth- More than 700 ot the l.2tili "12 '- "Used rhythmi- anylhmi population attended the mass,l'h“r" "a" wear- whi h was sung in Polynesian.' Hunger has been a problem. e music of their voices was too. Bruce said a ship scheduled “out of this world." Bruce said. to carry food supplies to the The entire congregation joinedlisland from Chile was delayed in. or some reason and the Capo "II “as as if they had re- Sf‘ml was authorized to give the hearsf‘d il- Blll this was not Smlisianders certain fondstuffs. they sing this way the year “The natives thought the food through. as they were taught byrcame from heaven and that an-

Father Sebastian. a Germanltheir prayers had been

twa" “PM!” “’9‘” 20" miles-preset who has been on the is swered." Bruce said.

land for more than 30 383] . e Id of a party held for Bruce said Father Sebastian island children before the Cape was to have made the trip to Scott sailed. Chile aboard the Cape Scott but “We had taken ashore cartons decided against It because he of candy. soap and detergentsi' felt he would be able to assist lAIthoiigh streets are very weiil the scientific team in its work I liked on the island. the children.: among island people. given a choice. preferred the;

terI. groundskeeper. thinks his gasvfired heaters will do the’job. Bossard plans to run the heaters all week to pour hot air under tarpaulins cov-

A—NNOU'NCEMENTSE

CHILY December 26. In aid of the Jun- , WIRING NEW HOMES. up im. Fame”. : ovation \IOrk: commel‘ctal Wir- .

mg. free estimates. Storey Eiec-

the Telephone 4-7341 day or E

"1“" on. TREATED Nut coal in‘ NEW HAVEN School (lhrist- stock. MacLean‘s Concrete

mas concert will he held at the BIOCkS. Montague.

Legion Hall. Wednesday. Dec-. CHRISTMAS DINNERS sen

ember 23 at R p'm‘ red by reservations only. F uil sentsovana Christmas (Ion- course dinner $2.75. Hillside Inn.

cert will be held in Brookfield Montague.

Hall. WednesdBM December 23 PRINCE

at 8.15 pm TEENAGE DANCE at the.

on the frozen turf at Munici- pal Stadium in preparation for Sunday's National Football league title game pitting the

MVP? HIM a Gift (“ertlficaie‘

Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs- tre. Wednesday. December Zi. WE HAVE fresh Island tur- member of family. Old spice, . as quantity is limited. Open it p m. J. M.'s Meat. Telephone ISmiles 'N Chuckles chocolates. ‘ Shop early at Waites Pharmacy- ; from the \Ien’s Clothing Depart-‘ Queen Street. I

KENSINGTON RINK tonight.

HUNTER RIVER stores open w Albany Lion‘s Community Cen- day nights. “11] open at 1 pm. on Saturday. CHRISTMAS Shop at Walter “vs. West duck. “pans an Pharmacy~somethlng for every Kenlock chickens. order early Yardley. Max factor. Kodak Tuesday and Wednesday till ‘lcameras. Ganongs. M oir 4.3535. music boxes. hair dryers. baby gifts. Use our free Iayaway.l opposite the Post Office Sumnier- .- nient. Moore and McLeod Ltd.,'51de_ I‘IAI’GHTERS or E n glandi wedmday. 0m. 5110,, Emu. card game. in the Orange hall. “on hnpke), 7.00 pm. spring

LIIRA. Kirkiiood drive every' Wednesday "III" at 8 p in. Ad- mission 50 cents. 'unch served.

NORTH RIVER rink. tonight.

Wednesday. opening skate. 8-10! admiss'on 23 cents and 55 cents?

Valley vs. Hunter River: 8.15 pm. Rustico vs. Darniey; mo; p.m. Seaber Juniors vs. Long 5 River. Admission 25 and 35E cents. l

MR. AND Mrs. Burton Bosses. l .', .v' atho toteir FOR "A" """“l“ mm “as” algal; ‘altlil'ibTriendsmifternoon bulbs and batteries; .113” (WWW: and evening of Wednesday. Dec. ‘3'" and “3' MN“- 9'“ “It” I 30 on the occasion of their 50th . “hm” ag'l'fimi “WSW a ’l d ‘wedding anniversary Johnson Drllgzisls. _ g---—————-———-—-———

I . . DEFEND BEEF sperm. HOLIDAI hence .I Tuned“~ DPFPmbfl 29,“ "The- BUENOSI AIRES tAPwAr- [‘Imt‘ntowners THU" Convent gentine officials denied Satur~ ion H a I I. Basilica Recreation Ell-Vt um Caz-"3d beefugggkm; Center, Time 9-12. denma "-9 a“ 0 03 by Kelly's (".55 CYOSPMSW Ityphoid in Aberdeen. Scotland.‘ A committee in London an» DAI'GHTERS of England Spa. nounced F rid a y ArgentineZ rial card game. $5.00 for hig;1..<‘m‘ned beef was the probable est score and 3500 im- {ruzmug‘ cause of an e pide mic lost at LOBA Hall. Kirkivood Drive spring.

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NOTICE

The following are butterfat testis found in pasteurized- Iiomogenized milk delivered to consumer homes. Mail Ito“! and restaurants in the province between November 33. 1904 and December 17. 1964.

:

righton Dairy. Ch’town 3.02%

Rei'ilo Dairy. Aiberton 3.73% E

Maple Leaf Dairy. S'aide 3.00% Health Pest. Milk 00.

Id" Dairy. S‘side 3.30% East Royalty ----- -~ 3-57” Crystal Dairv. S‘side 3.60% Purity Dairy. Ch‘town .. 8.11% P e Milk C .. Cli'tnmi 3.67% Montague mint. filn'shtne Dairy. Oh'town 8.60% Montague . . . 3.10% a. a G. Dairy. Paihdale 3.02% Buttercup Dairy. Bouris 8.7.5

MINIMUM FAT CONTENT 3.50%

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It Will be Christmas at sea for l “Eighteen years after this the crew and passengers of the event. the fact that I flag with Cape Scott as she makes the,out the insignia of colonialism 2.5ft0vm‘le crossing to \'alpa- that; been adopted I! I source a! raiso. first of several Southlrery great satisfaction to me . rcan parts the sillll will as an Individual." said Mr. La- visit before picking tip the sci-‘55“, entific team in Maarch for the‘ return trip to Halifax.

candy."

SIMIAN SOUNDS »LONDON (CPI—British sci .entists are compiling the first .'"dictionary" of mo , . IDr. Robert Rinde. research pro- lessor of the Royal Society. he! Move been studying monkey behavior

s22? said Tuesday he threat- gestures the gun-“31g use to

meet to leave the Liberal party. communicate.

In 1946 if the Red Ensign had NEW INDEPENDENCE

has“ Muptpd as Canada... of” ' 'Since the end of the Second World War 33 countries have

Lesage Pleased

Hal nag“ lion their independence In M: HP salf‘l IIP 1: happy that iii: “(3‘

Parliament now has momma a , ... ,_ H-

“at: ‘li'lthnllt the insignia of (‘U- f’ H ' "I ""

loniaiism." . Stocks — Bonds : The premier told l‘vpnrlt‘l‘S: ROYAL SECURITIES e

that a: a Member of Parl.a- : Corporation Ltd. : ment in 1946 he opposed adop- e 137 (.l'afton 5L. Ch'Ion'n :

tion by the common; or a com- : Alex M. Wilson. Mgr. :

mittee report which he said fa- : Telephone: 4-8583 e

vored the Red Ensign. The i‘e- eoeeo- ‘

.40 - At Christmas may the blessings a! the Season be with you, and bring you deep and abiding happiness‘

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