,1! tags: ad in their house Iver-city, ll. .IoIui'I. MM. 5 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘guests during the holidays. Mrul spending the holidays With *3" 
     
     Steeves' mother, Mrs. Gordonlb;-other Cpl. Header and M1‘!- 
     
    

    
     i Brown of Doaklovvn. NB. and ’ 
     
    

    
     l Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lee of Bender’ Montague 
     
     M cton . ..rs. ee in 
     
    
   
   
    
     l on .N.B ‘VI L n ATTENDED HNERAL. 
     
     Eastern And Central Districts 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ .sister of Mrs. Sleeves‘. John C13,-e.y_ _\‘I(m[ague_ left 
     
     . Thursday for Hyde Park. 
     
     IN CAPE TORMENTINE °" _ 
     
     The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Dec. 31, 1963. 55 B R I E F S > Mr. and Mrs. Don Macflregor M355» to amend the ‘l”“e"l M 
     
     A l of Montague and their son Riclr his sister. 
     
     C I B ' . l lard are spending this week in 
     
     . spent Christmas at their honie;(lau£!hi91‘S Sagldrg 3ndlM.Vl‘il€ Oil SW8’ Wmmme 
     
     I I ‘in Elliotvale. Both are employ-l Baltic were un ay visitors to t 4 - ' 
     
     . IN NEW HOME I.)ii\i'ood I.e\ri.s of (‘ardigati I! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cape Tormentine, N.B. 
     
     SPENT CHRISTMAS ‘ MI‘. and Mrs. William H1‘?-"ta patient in lhP_KInL'S (70U"W 
     
     Premier Walter R. Shaw has He was told by coal sales su. Mr. and Mrs. Donnie MacIn- haul and family haw’ m9"9’l ”"3 Memorial Hospital. Montague- 
     
    

    
     been advised by Dominion Steel perintendent Alister MacDonald tyre. Cardigan and Mr. and Mrs ‘ *0 their new hhme Oh the QUEEN FRO“ B"sT0V 
     
    

    
     and Coal Corporation, Montreal, that a breakdown of coal m . Joseph Doyle and family, Earns- ‘ R0811. M0I1ta8Ue- Mr and gum ‘wm'iam Lang 
     
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     IN Hf).SPl'I'»\L 
     
     IN ELLIOTVALE Anthony Wvltellan. Ca"-'1' 
     
     Francis Mageiinis, Halifax,‘ SUNDAY VISITORS gm,’ ,; l“1({pr;__'nlng treatment at 
     
     and Michael I\Iagennis, Souris, Stewart .\lat-Gregor and s the Kmzs (.m”m, Memorial my 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     that carloads of domestic coal chinery in Cape Breton, miners cliffe stpent Christmas with 4 _ . 
     
     will be Shipped '0 ‘W0 Island on holiday and the fact that Mrs. Maclnlvrc-‘s and Mrs. Is,.PAT":N1: K.  "-‘',‘’f B"‘‘“‘"' 3'.” Spendlng me 
     
    

    
     1 this eek_ , . . ‘ . . , Mrs. Erwin ‘Robertson. '_”~-Vt lioliriay scasoii \\'Illl ‘.\Irs, Lang- 
     
     de;;i;:rda wthe “mi” ta’ th(;l;e1bV\:IeSdIl0tSt0Ctl}:plle Iofncoal Doyles parents in Elliotiale. bow’ is a patient m ‘me Pmm, “VS pammS_ my and Mn 
     
     Dhoned theycoalsafes division‘; ii;-er U 0 e 5 0 age WITH DAUGHTER Edward Island Hospital» i-it-nry iiiini-or-, Montague. 
     
    

    
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     Dosco to find why titlertlain typesl In adteleifiamMto gie priemlfg‘ Dgirgld 8; Bnigflmen ‘get laastl OUT OF HOSPITAL 1 ’ 
     
     of coal are not ava abe in this yes er .3)’. .r. ‘ac ona. _ sa week for Guelph Om to 5 end Mrs‘ Heath Stewart‘ who has  s  
     
     province. ,do_mestic coal will be shipped - - P 
     
    
   
   
    
     , t t k. -I 1 _ d_-» the New Year holiday with their been a patient ‘at the K i n 25; UM BER 
     
    

    
      1 . sldlifl  lVIa§l)eoans:1dl?e“lil:zSa?r3€our daughter Miss Margaret Jean C°“"*Y M9’“°"‘a‘ ”°-‘’‘’‘‘*”- '9' LUCKY N 
     
     ’ lPOWeI' Fallllre position is being closely follow- MacDonald. tumed Mme On Thursday‘  
     
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     3 1' K’ C ed during this “me of 8 verfi HAD (;[ipq1*s Claude Il'I}:E33f3I‘,N.:;‘I‘It‘SDZ-Ind edut 4.5536 l)lAl_ 4.5587 
     
     ‘A 3 n lngs ounty lfiaw-gemand for coal from 8 ML and Mrs 'Af‘(;‘_t_ 5l9eVe5_ cation student at Memorial Un—. 
     
     " sourus — The town or s.,...;, 
     
     . experienced a power failure yies- _   ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ * ¥ 
     
    
   
   
    
     terday between 10:05 and 11:30 
     
     a.m. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE 
     
     MIDNIGHT SHOW 
     
    
   
   
    
     LAUGH our THE ow.--- 
     
     HowL IN THE NEW---- 
     
     JOIN us, FOR ALL THE FUN! 
     
    
   
   
    
     It is believed the failure was 
     
     caused by trouble at the Mari- 
     
     . time Electric plant in Charlotte- 
     
     ’ 1 town. 
     
    

    
     I I - =' Sections of southern Kings 
     
    

    
     County had several intietnriiiptions 
     
     AT CNIB CHRISTMAS PARTY thanks Wm given by  ;gn;g;°§r;_;fi;;t_;r,M°"f;gv- the 
     
     , D.Al' Ml lV'll . -t - -' 
     
     The nlghtless residents of Street CNIB Centre. Mu s I it. Mrs. .I.B. Nliirley. Miss Violet "‘%."...t..t'; of‘lRrlitar§lrcii'l1cli(lc|lled Ice ' °f M‘“'"’"'"° E1°°”"° 
     
     Charlottetown and viciiiity songs: storytelling. games and Daley. Mrs. W.J. l\IacI)onald, Ilazllrok’ Gerald Avid, Elma”. 1" °"‘.‘"'1""‘°“""" “dd the trouble 
     
     were last evening treated to a varied luncheon menu roun- wife of Lieutenant—Governor jtlat-Rae, all of (;11a1-1ottet,own- W d V; . 
     
     their annual Christmas party. ded out a very enjoyable oc- MacDonald, Caren Orford and Ham, 0-Hank,“ Calgary. Georg‘; P0" - ‘?t“"'a C‘“°53 3"‘! the 
     
     when they were the guests of ca_sion. A highlight of the fun- Bronwyn Murray prepare to G,-ee},0uE1,' Net}. Glasgow NS Murray Rwer mad» but they CM 
     
     the Women's Auxiliary of_ the ction was the presentation of do a little harmonizing with ‘ ° ' ' ' “M kn” "he 9”“ “"59- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Canadian National Institute gifts. Here a number of the Monty Warren, who will be w:Z'aHfi]- -Emmgnt  Momw" ‘H°weve't' 0°. W“ mm‘ 
     
     for the Blind at the Grafton guests from left to right, are 93 in January, at the piano. 1 ' l S‘ 1"“ °‘““a‘"‘ "'et°'1Y ‘WWW 1” m“d"3“9‘m°°"- 
     
     P I, l , G , the 3d year 
     
     b ff. 1'' nc BOILER INSURANCE 3'“ “I 
     
     u   e e   sensation 
     
     can now be obtained at reasonable rates rotect- 9 - is now 0" 
     
     _ _ _ v P eve made a resolution to thank you the screen! 
     
     ec O r e S O a  u mg against damage to hfe and propety, which can for your friendly patronage which has 
     
     be Very expensive. made the past year so pleasant. Happy ‘MI 3 
     
     Public impatience with the old Iaity". will help to prepare “for son to be happy with the pro-N . , 
     
     religious order which saw con- the secondary purpose that of gtress to date and hopeful for The pohcy provides for 3“"mp°1't3'“t regular In‘ 
     
     ‘ct. even war, between Catho- eciimenvism—~otr the union of the fllilIllI‘8, realizing that the S 9 tion I) 'f' ' - OMIPSIJEIOMAN 
     
     lies and Prolostaiits in the name separated brothers." Journey of 1.000 miles begins p C   a qua“ wd_mspect0r’ thus reducmg °'”" """" 
     
     of religion is groittitig. inc-mhevrs is PROMISING with one step in the field of the possibility of explosion. A L  the 
     
     ot the Charlottetown Rotary Club Father Simpson said there is ecumenism_ that the step has i 
     
     were told Monday at their regu- a danger that too much will be been taken and the long journey Ask us for ins tion and mt 3. 
     
     lat‘ limchtaon meeting. expected from the council. bu’: to a united witness has begun so. pee e 155 Gt, George St. Charlottetown  
     
     Rev. William Sllnpsnn‘ t-actor noted these “promlsintg devclop- that we may he one and the _ e r 
     
     of St. Diinstanhq Basilica pat-lsh_ merits": the presence of non- world may l)(‘llt‘V9, which was  &   y a 
     
     told Rotarittm that a (lit-id;-d Catholic 0bfieI1Itle‘l'Csa atltzhe bcouib and still is the prayer of ‘ . . ,  
     
     Cliristianity "a divided witness cil: presence 0 tho ic o serv- Cll'I‘l.  | 
     
     to clmst is the great scandal ers at Protestant count-il meet- $1.000 DONATION Dial 4,6567 Charlottetown ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥  ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ t 
     
     at our time", ings: the sharing in biblical re- Father Simpson tliankcd Rm . , h C|N5MA5copE 
     
     Fnrfoolonxfl he said "we have -=w‘<*h: the vossibll“--V .0‘ 8 ta}? “ii is ‘*°"~i*',°" of *1;°"°i Special Matlnees Wed. and T urs. W<o;o;»;';;'-3”-;u_ 
     
     grown aC(.ustmm_.,d to the d“.is_ common Bible; a noticeable However, we have every iea- me A 
     
     16"‘ we have been cnnvtent to thaw in the cold war. I towaids the_cal1ital cost of ‘the: _.t N V at  8tO,‘,u~\‘8_ 
     
     wtthdmw to the Suburb of The speaker said people shoudS_t. Dunstan s Basilica R€‘(‘l(‘.l~; I - __,__.._...,. .  -——’> . 
     
     n.,amy_»- not underestimae the magnitude tion Centre and commended the‘ ~ ,  __~_ "H""'"""."."""""”""I""'"”" 
     
     Bm_ --lately and happily were of the job. _Many obstacles re- club on 1-its many c-liamtaible on-3 _ -4’ ___‘ I M 6 I ' 
     
     is growing imrpa-fiance Witt. the main 9M pw-I1 remain for some deavrm , , l , = 001 ll HS a llilllls IN THE FUN FILM 0]’ THE YEAR. ... 
     
     ogd relliginlls ,,,,.de.,.Wh,eN.catho,i|fl1€. Ml-Snot _€&IS'§’iJ0h¢l81¢Jh€.Cll'<'ilflh3'fl R03’ Mr'"‘G|lllVTaYl » . ~ lllllllllllllllllllll nuuuunuunuul 1-OM EWELL 
     
     “(.5 and Pmtestams engaged in wounds of centuniies . introduced the stpeaketr and . ‘ ‘ H “““,,,,,M,,,,,,,,,,, I 
     
     war. wliere those who were sup- . ‘ 
     
     posed to be brothers in ciiiiist ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     si...ti‘i‘§.tt CAIPWGL i§3.‘:.’:.'.;';3.?’» 
     
     SPECIAL MATINEE AT 2.30 
     
    
   
   
    
     The six most suspenseful hours 
     
     a fighting man ever survived! 
     
    
   
   
    
     WARNER BROS 
     
    
   
   
    
     RANDOLPH 
     
    
   
   
    
     took up arms in endless blood-l 
     
    
   
   
    
     shed. and that the name ofl 
     
     ‘religion'.'' I  
     
    

    
     A change had to come. he said T  
     
     and it came with the Ecumen~. ,.’ ’ . - 
     
     ical Council called by Pope Johni l ‘ ,  » ‘ 
     
     XXIII and continued by Pope ' ’ '- " 
     
     Paul VI. 
     
     PERSONAL VIEWS 
     
    

    
     Fatiher Simpson made it clear‘ 
     
     to the Rotarians that the viewsi 
     
     he was expressintg were his ownl 
     
     personal opinions. “What I say‘ 
     
     is not gain: to commit the 
     
     bishop or none to change their. 
     
     views (Ir vrav. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     It's time for as to 
     
     thank you, our patrons, 
     
     whose friendliness and 
     
     good will have made this 
     
     past year so pleasant. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     tilt]Stlfiné-rh:n~7m‘;n«gh;vo:glnc::m::;eél ;lere1oome:vl::tl(:v’:it;::egluaolgagpiest  1 ’  - HARDY“-”i,l[],l.l[llNl - WHITE 
     
    

    
         thtlhvg ;:d-'ve wished Tor mind we would lllfe ‘  '”-"-“‘”‘ l 
     
    

    
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     ar.V purposes of the counci'_ you’ w ' " WARNER Oh 
     
     fr’:-1ilrhi3«w‘5r]T"‘k":i'r»"rii'~ir"g lgnivililifl EN'|'ERpR|5E BAKERY LARTER BROS.  "L iti“itii"tiiiitis iiititiiiniitt 
     
     “sources of revaluation". ‘'reli- ' COIICTCTC  I ,‘ - . , ~; 
     
    

    
     Riou-s freedom". "alIlll01‘l'V int I /'2  ' A "  ' L _I- '_ 4 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     the church and the role oi the, Grafton street Charlottetown Kenslngton Road Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     l0CAl 
     
     BRIEFS 
     
    
   
   
    
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     cans COLLIDE  l A A ’ A. .. '  - '  4 - "  f 'h¢ $"3fl9¢f--- 
     
     A collision which occurred at ' ~ " 
     
    

    
     the Intersection of Spring Park " ' . . ' .. .___  .. _,  the pkk'up"' 
     
     Road and Highland Avenue, at “  " - , I - V ‘ " -  5-} ‘ _, V 5 _  
     
     about 3.30 p.m. Sunday. re.sult- ‘. - 5 ' - ' ‘I ' ' ' . ' ' - ._ ‘he “wage 
     
     ed in some $300 damage to a ‘  ‘  5 _ ‘  l_  ' ' 
     
     vehicle driven by Garfield  .  .' . “ _ ~ __ .- «  C‘ reahhe‘ 
     
     Campbell, Coleman. RR 1. and  ‘ ‘ _ ‘ '  ‘ p 5 .= of mg 
     
     an undetermined amount to the -’ < ‘ - ~ ‘ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Shows 
     
    
   
   
    
     car operated by Charlel L. M(.- i ‘A S’ L ‘N N ' 2 __ . V ‘S and _ 
     
     Donald. at Eiiston Street. City. - . .- , 3-45 - 9 011'! 
     
     rwu: FIRE '0"! '~ "P'immv°" 
     
     An overheated stove resulting “E‘Pl0-SW9" 
     
     in a l'lue.fire had the Charlotte .|l).“na‘mi(I“ 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     town fire department out to the ‘N 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ Electrifying’ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     home of John Callaghan. 160 3.“. an finging ;:g.'¢ ’ 
     
     Sydney Street. yesterday morn- I  ' .— 30_ 
     
     inn. The fire was extinguished l°"'h"'nd_N°' Y“"' *2‘ ‘ “'5'- 
     
     without damage. We hope it II the -- 
     
    

    
     ANNIVERSARY TODAY htlpflifil CV01’; OVClbl’ill|lIIiIIQ F u  
     
    
   
   
    
     a«lIIEIT RDSSENS 
     
    
   
   
    
      A III!)  TER|lY- Ill;  
     
    
   
   
    
     Will]-B[YMER°lHUMA °HlllM _'j';iguutii.  
     
     ca-eat 3 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs, E.B.S. Ling. with poacmhappinolldnd 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montjreal arqrived Ysaturdhaglri to mcc.‘_ “kw”. gmuful mqnh 
     
     ‘ml:  ‘barn.’ might: "’,2t¥,"_ Iolrioubundpuironothatwo oxtondthinnouago. 
     
     and Mrs. Percy Dickleson, New 
     
     Glasgow. Mr. and Mrs. Dickie- 
     
    
   
   
    
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      NURSNG HOME    THURSDAY Now m. u 
     
     :.:,*:...°.:::"::'.;;.;::.° “:.°.'*':°.i: mm P“ 309 mm W summon“,  st-ow» t at o rioting "“'°~~». 
     
    
   
   
    
     decrease was from two cents to 
     
     ;’.','..°,,“':.".,.',','.',}.'.m".{’.:'.:'.}’:‘.::.‘.‘ * ~A~ * «Av tit * 1: «it *t* iv av at *4 4 4 4 4 
     
     t cents to two cents on reported. 
     
    
   
   
    
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