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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., dan. 4, 1965. 5)

Burton Lewis, ‘for the past| seven years executive editor of | The Guardian and The Evening Patriot, has been named editor- director of a project to observe the 1967 centennial of Canadian confederation, to be launched in Febrary by Dominion Stores Ltd

The project has the purpose of, encouraging and rewarding

jects by youthful Canadian all of the provinces. and will ‘as- sure publication in book form of the best of their works. Mr. Lewis has been granted a | leave of absence for the period required to complete the new undertaking and will move to Toronto by Feb. 1. He will be succeeded on the Charlottetown by Wallace Ward as | managing editor, with J. Pius CaHaghan as assistant managing editor. Since the céntennial project is national in eharacter, Mr.

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POPE SPEAKS TO CATHOLIC GRADUATES

Pope Paul VI addresses gra-

the Vatican in Rome yester- duation class of Catholic Act- fon students at a mass for day. At left is Msgr. Peter

_ them in the Sistine chapel of Canisius Van Lierde of the

Vatican ceremonial congrega- tion. (AP Wirephote by cable from Rome).

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_All_ Over.

Light snow flurries and drift-| Charlottetown reported _ that ing snow combined with freez- | | Sows were having a hard ing rain added up. to heavy | time keeping up with the drift- | travelling conditions for Island|ing and that the machines motorists yesterday and |ast/ would be taken off the highways ene died down. ; |

Charlottetown Radio lest evening alt aress | Range reported that between _|8 a.m. and 8 pm. Sunday 2.61 inches of snow fell. It was also reported that the average | temperature yesterday was 27 degrees and that winds were

from the north gusting to 3 | mph.

Early in the province reported snow flurries and drifting snow mak ing for passable, but heavy | roads. Later in the evening, however, the plow dispatcher in

| Seattered breaks were re- | ported by the Maritime Electric | [ Company and the Island Tele | phone Company. MOST SNOW EVER The Met section at BOAR Station Summerside With Me and Breathe on Me | Breath of God. The Legion) {oon service was conduct-| f ed by Harry Mortimer with the | UNDERGOING TREATMENT |[ ast Post and Reveille sounded Mrs. Erith Hughes, South by Bugler William Blanchard. Winsloe, has entered the P.E.I.| Interment took place in the Peo-| Hospital for treatment. | ple’s cemetery. FALSE ALARM CRASWELL FUNERAL City fireman answered a call The funeral for Chester | to the Peake-Martin Limited | Craswell, 186 King Street, building, 92 Queen Street, | held Saturday afternoon, Jan. kL around 1.30 a.m. yesterday, | 1965, from the Cutcliffe Funeral | when a fault in the sprinkling) Home. Service was conducted) system set off an alarm. iby Rev. Donald Campbell. | |Hymns sung were The Lord’s | NEW CLUB ROOMS My Shepherd and What a Friend The Main-Brace Naval Veter-| 4 Have in Jesus. Members of ans’ Association will be moving St. Lawrence Wildey Lodge No. to new premises Tuesday. T he) | 163 attended in a body, with No- club rooms, now located over;

| that there has been more anew. |

| fall to date this year. fan there

ever was for the same in the past 15 years of eee | they have been keeping rec-

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evening — in was heavy drifting ‘in ‘all parts | of Prince County.

Since New Year's Summerside area has vecaived four inches of snow.

The forecast for today m-/ | dicates more of the same, snow flurries and freezing rain, with higher winds.

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| extent of his newspafiering ex- | perience from coast to coast in | Canada, according, to J. Scott Feggans, vice president for ad- vertising and public relations of Dominion Stor-s.

Mr. Lewis has edited daily newspapers in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Prince Edward Island, in the | states of Idaho, Missouri and | Washington, and in the Bahamas |} and Jamaica; headed a news

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Guardian Executive Editor Named oz Project Director

spite several ex- tended by LA. - Gen Nguyen Khanh. }

The ex - _who com. mands the armed forces” sent warm New Year's grectings to US.

with Ambassador Max-

BURTON LEWIS |

| bureau at Washington, D.C., which served the Montreal! Star, | Toronto Telegram and many | Commonwealth papers abroad, and has been an editorial writer | for the Winnipeg Free Press,

Vaneouver Province, Toronto | Telegram and other papers. |

Canadian scene growing out of this experience, which also in- |

| Freight Train ‘Strange Sight For Sunday c

Canadian National Ratoare | which does hot ordinarily oper- ate on the Island on Sundays, | sent a freight train to Murray Harbor yesterday to pick up/| i shipment of potatoes.

A CNR spokesman -— rd night a plow was

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Mrs. Annie Sencabaugh Dies ;

MURRAY HARBOR-— -The}

sti: death occurred at the Kings | tague, Saturday, Jan. 2, 1965 ad there Mre-“Anmie Sencapaugirot

‘Store Window: Broken Again

MONTAGUE — A young lad from Mon was taken into custody earl} morning when the large plate glass win-

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dow in the Boehner Jewellery

occasions when broken by ing rocks or runaway vehicles. On one occasion a truck loaded with pulpwood crashed through the window taking

IN eee Mrs. John Johnson, Peters | Road, iS a‘patient in the Kings

County Memorial Hospital.

IN MEMORIAL HOS. Mrs. Lorne Higginbotham, Lower Montague, is a patient | ‘|im the Kings County Memorial | | Hospital.

UNDER TREATMENT

Alex Stewart, Montague, is | Teceivingtreatment=-in—-¢he+- oo County Memorial Hos-

IS PATIENT Mrs, Leonard Brehaut, Guern- sey Cove is a — in Kings’ County Memorial Hospital, Mon- | | tague.

on impact. Since that time all hea natn which would use

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ray Harbor, widow of Mar Sencabaugh, in her 100th She was born to the late brose and Jane Horton in ray River. She had for

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Lancaster, N.B. ajso 20 grand-| | children, 51 great-grandchildren and 15 great-great-grandchildren Her husband predeceased her ew 1930,

Remains are resting st ee Murray River Funeral Home until today. Funeral services

will be held from the Murray

ble Grand F.W. Smith and Chap-| Sterns Laundry, will be located | iain John A. MacLeod conduct-|

at 130 Richmond Street, former-|i5- their ‘service. A Canadian |

y occupied by the Rod and Gun |

Club. | Legion service was conducted

|by Harry Mortimer. Last Post)

I — |and Reveille was sounded byj have spent their vacations or KELLY FUNERAL The | In-|had_ treatment

funeral for Mrs Thomas Kelly | bugler William Blanchard. was held Saturday morning |terment was in the People's from her late residence, Peakes, | Cemetery.

UNION VACATIONS During the last four- years,

more than 25,000,000 Russians! -

at trade union- owned rest homes and sana- toriums.

to St. Cuthbert’s Church, St.

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Tereseas, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by her pastor, Rev. Eugene Murray, who also conducted the service at the grave. Pallbearers were Thomas Dunphy, St. Clair Dunphy, John Hughes, Johan : Roach, Harry Hughes and Dan- 2 O’Donneli. Interment was in the church cemetery.

NEWELL FUNERAL — The

was present in the sanctuary.

Pallbearers were George O'Con-

nor, Ivan MacPhee, Robert

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In fact, the dispute seemed as grave as ever, with nothing solved.

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