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     \is probably Roman Catholic ccpatied Sootenel privately predict that mang 
     
     on growing period was shorter, dus) | oO Cube last have | Canadians. of the ine | and prtetay pee tet eed 
     
     } |to the later plasting last cotenahd ; fe |/D@m government apologized, Canada. 
     
     ? att, cameo 8 21 8 8 a tnd ond ore again carsying co [Said & iistake hed been made, At the present time there are 
     
     res i Pas é [will not be available until (ho ne or 2 Sao Tu b ante eat oo 
     
     . | crop ts’ weighed baper's +3 : : quarter the total number of 
     
     processing in Ontario. But; were among nine Cana-| Six priests returned to Cube th a 
     
     be added “we'll know pret dian Cat helies missenarios Nov. 18. Two teaching brothers i. ghee gor “on 
     
     | wee whee areeins te tossed out, ‘slong witha hoat-/did not ge back — Ws mde |The great exodus occurred idb 
     
     . b. 1: (as bales average around €0 | load of Spanish missionaries, in| s00d they Have been posted to) | Castro's May__ 
     
     ; pobaces production fe thieied ob & rough following | ounds each”, . 6 cclmtnation WS Ge vevstaien | Day, Fe, ee ee Coe. tar tesa A tame eae 
     
     province could run tos value of |partial completion of grading, PRICE LOWER? 2 anit | eideriy oe, eee. creed the nationalization of par- 
     
     something more than $97,008, | which will be finished the iast of | But, he explained, the price campaign: | 2: lechial schools and stated that 
     
     calculated on a rough produe-|this.week, or early ext week, for 1961 may run slightly lower | Deported at the same time| The clergy represented the) 11 ‘toreign missionaries would 
     
     tion estimate made yesterday by |on-the government's experimes- |than for the previous year, as|W8s Msgr. Eduardo Bora Mas-|Society of Foreign Missions, | 110 to get out—except those ex- 
     
     ‘David Peacock, at the « tal farth at Greenfield, |there has been a lot of ordinary | Vidal, ey nee at B-| Sa ey pressely certified as not counter: 
     
     orion ‘el $6 cans per pound pan He believes the production av- | grade tobacco produced iff O n-| vana and the hierarchy’s| Government sources said the | revolutionary. 
     
     in 1960, Mr. Peacock is {m|erage will run close to the 1,260 (tario, which may depress the| most outspoken critic of the| priests who went back have 
     
     charge of tobacco devi pounds per acre of last year, | price somewhat. - Red-dominated Castro regime. | been assigned to rural parishes, FIGHTING HISTORY 
     
     for the provincial when 22,000 pounds were harvés-| Production estimates for ‘the | He was. accused of fomenting a|some of them to parishes left 
     
     of agriculture. ; ted in this province. season are up sharply | Sunday - morning disturbance| without clergy by the wholesale| Exmouth, at the outlet of the 
     
     ROUGH GUESS There were apprentenately 06 | with AGtmmmmmernaesar An-|outside his church in which | deportation of Spanish mission-|Exe River in Devonshire, Eng- 
     
     bn ; | Mr. Peacock emphasized. that |acres under tobacco production |drew MacRae suggesting dp te young boy died. Msgr. Boza | aries. land, furnished 10 ships for the 
     
     rdtnpais by making the eet an eo ag’ ef his estimated production is bes- |in 1961, which would yield rough- 300 acres may be grown. - now is in Colombia. a An official of the Canadian 14th century siege of Calais. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Th = short ceremony will buy seeds and garden tools | The farmhouse was formerly * 
     
     af afternoon, Members of the will | occupied -by=the-fate Alex and 
     
     Cross Council of Queen and teaching , | John MacCormack, well knowa ts 
     
     High in Charlottetown, assistance farmers and businessmen in the “ a 
     
     Mrs. W. W. Reid, ' ! area. ie 
     
     of dunior Red Cross | re Leone to , 
     
     .E.1. with the eum of $116- » | several days at the: home ‘of | 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jeffery. 
     
     Mr. Harry Stevens of Hali- 
     
    
   
   
    
     fax was a visitor to his home “ . 
     
     in Georgetown for New Years. 
     
     |, Miss .Velda Fraser of ‘Cross 5 aa 
     
     Roads was 4 tecent guest of : 
     
     Miss Emily DeCoste.° : s 
     
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     cook during their, luncheon 
     
     periods. Mr. Lawrence Martell of 
     
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     - cae eae Mrs. J.W. Lavers motored to 
     
     Children will undoubtedly pro-| Lower Montague on New Year's 
     
     vide the spark for healthier and | “ay to visit Mr, and Mrs. Lem- 
     
     happier futures fof young Al- uel Robertson 
     
    
   
   
    
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     i ae = oa to peace, a major | home of Mr. P.J. Soloman. Prove: overt 22 lingg : ‘9 ; 
     
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     Accused Committed === wat eral 
     
     ; Mr, and Mrs. James Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     p of attempted break and | charge and Wade of Georgetown, were 
     
    

    
     Carl Willard Doa- » money to & value of less | sunday guests of Mrs. Parker's 
     
    

    
     was com $50, Kenneth Ralph Dun-| porents, Mr. and Mrs. Manne |. 
     
    

    
     ‘4m city police court yes | can, Charlottetown, was given ® | \aocrath. : 
     
    

    
     year suspended sentence. Mr. and Mrs. George Jay and 
     
    

    
     the testimony of| In addition, the accused was/ yrs Harold Jay, Pisquid were 
     
    

    
     Oliver L. Pineau, steward at the | ordered to enter into a recognt- | guests of Mr. and Mrs. -Earle 
     
    

    
     erv Crrioer's Ciaby | since. inthe amount of $1,000, | MacDonald on Saturday. 
     
    

    
     4. constables Cha consisting of $500 personal, plus| Miss Margaret Bunchanan 
     
     ‘Ready’ and Douglas’ Taylor, the | two. sureties of $250.. The accus-| spent the Yuletide—season— with OT : se —————— = 
     
    

    
     of- |ed was remanded until Jan. 10,| her parents in 43 wi ————— 
     
     fieers com> | to permit counsel, Mr. Gillis.| My, and Mrs. Wiles molds a: —— . : rain —————ll 
     
     mifted*for trial before the Coun-|time to arrange for recogni-| were guests of Mr. and : Sea ; — 
     
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     ance. x bert Phillips in Charlottetqyen-om 
     
     ge of the theft of| Friday. — = 
     
     one man's felt hat, valued under | Miss Joan MacGrath, who fs 
     
     Chat | employed with the Royal Bank. 
     
     Com-j|of Canada in _ Charlottetown, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Both.of the accused are counsell- | 999 and costs or 10 days in jail. | Munro MacGrath 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     crown is represented by Deputy | or Lund and Maurice Williams, | Valley Presbyterian Church om 
     
    

    
     Attorney-General J. Arthur Mo- [47 no fixed address, were each | Déc. 31, was conducted by dea 
     
    

    
     Guigan. sentenced to 20 days in Queens | conesses Miss Roberta Shaw of 
     
    

    
     a County jail St. David's Church :in 
     
    

    
     LITTLE SANDS A further adjournment until N.8., and Miss Christine 
     
     Jan. 16, was given James Garry ye EAS 
     
     . Gormley, Charlottetown, charg- . Claude Matheson 
     
    

    
     Hugh MacNeill and Ewea 4 with driving without due care father-in-law, Mr: Norman Ma- 
     
    

    
     Hume, Little Sands, left Tues- and attention. “Counsel for. the | theson of Forest Hill were among 
     
    

    
     day for Charlottetown, to spend | derence is Mr. Gillis those attending the service at 
     
    

    
     some with Hughie’s sisters, Of two persons charged with Lorne ‘Valley Church on Gun- 
     
    

    
     Mra, C. Macleod and Mrs. | ,eing drunk and incapable, one | “4Y. 
     
    

    
     Johp | I, “Chatiotietowe. | vas given a 2) day suspended| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay, Mer. 
     
     Marian’ Bruce her | sentence, and the other was fin- |!" and Irwin, Pisquid, were 
     
     ts, Mr. Mrs, Fete | sett, E.A, Mae 
     
     “High Bank, ; Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Myers, 
     
    

    
     Miss. Marian Hume, .Char- Cardigan, spent Sunday with 
     
     mJ mending bee! GECRGETOWN | Mr Mvers" parents, Mr. ‘and 
     
    

    
     Mr. and’ Mra’ Carletea | z "i, con ae : 
     
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     and family Little Sands. haan hakiaian ontaete BX. Grath accompanied their daugh- 
     
    

    
     Mr. ‘Charles Whitcomb, Som |" "oS vais NB. accompanied |ter Miss Mae MecGrath tothe 
     
    

    
     erville, Mass., arrived in High | >. Miss . : Greenfield | Charlottetown Airport on Wed- | 
     
    

    
     Bank to spend Christmas holi- asset the Christmas |Resday morning on her return | 
     
    

    
     Gays. with relatives at Bruce holidays with Miss Mair’s par- | ‘Toronto, Ont. 
     
    

    
     - and Mrs. William White, | oo N.S. spent the holidays with 
     
    

    
     Pictou, are -spending < their 08, Waiter: sds his.son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 
     
    

    
     _ Christmas holidays at the home| ‘ Pee on and Mrs. Bennett Crane. 
     
    

    
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     employed: in Charlottetown | Miss Patsy Lappin of Char-| ghter, Mr. and Mrs, Edward 
     
     waa & recent visitor Grane st Bangor during the | 
     
    
   
   
    
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