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The Charlottetown Alpha Y’s~ night. After a dinner served member kite’. They .__| Men's Club held an- induction by the Women’s Auxiliary of fer six new members in the the Y, the new members were

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Bear River; Joseph Maelsaae, Bear River: Alban Gallant, Sou- ris West: U.B. MacDonald, Men- ticello; Sinnot Mullally, Gowan Brae, and secretary-treasurer. dohn M. Doucette, Rollo Bay

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Miss Bertha Hogan has enter-| ‘Three more divisions have ex-| and presentation of reports im ed the Charlotjetown ceeded their quota, in the 1966 | the evening. TORONTO (CP) — Observed * for treatment. \ P.E.l. United Fund ote Cheverie, treasurer, | temperatures: a AT RE-HAB CENTER according to Edwin C presented a financial report cov- | Dawson pWeeddthes 2 - Mrs. Jemima O'Conner, Mur- plans, reerincial eommpalen, air the menthe of October apd | Vansouver ....... s + Rehabilitation Center, Chprictte- |'V oe of the fund and showed where| Torante .......... i : wa eo re ‘Regional rage they were approximately y nine | Ottawa = 5-50-55: ae ae oT ; PRESENTS ie of on per cent of the amount raised by | Montreal eteegeeee = 2 | a Be oe ‘a bp oe a this was| Fredericton ....- 0° 8 ‘ eda of Cal. John Hamil- of Crapaud is the Mr. said band f ice: seers 2 : ton y yesterday te Lt. Col. | man of this district. - _ | well within the accepted range FORR. .-0555-- LF. MacDonald, principal of | Kensington Regional igh SS Cees Seale ot Se ee desnbes 2 3 : Col. Gray Senior High School, in | Scheol District has reac! a |P-E-I. He said that the nine‘ per | Halifax .-.-..--..- “4 ~ 4 * Charlottetown. The late Col. | total of $5,030 on an objective of cent for the fund compared te | Charletletown 3 @ Eemgadden apd Comanditen Gray, whe died im 1887 at the |$5,000 with Arthur Ready as | am average of 15 per cent io | Sydney -......... 31 @ | 50 and 45. Ovtloak for Saturday- : age of 78, was ther’ to am | chairman. campaigns rum by independent | St. Joba's, Nfld... 38 [NS Sith ; uncle af Majer The third division to reach tts | agencies. Beate sasre-sere- @.. | Sua ant oe cee Ga ; quota wes the -Charlotictown | NOMINATING Commrrren | NEW Yet --..-.-- & @ and fag, exvemely wild. CARD PARTY RESULTS | Residential Division with Mrs.| pr LI Miami ....:.. eo High teday at Charlotte- Winners at the card party at'|r Cullen and Mrs. - Duffy was appointed ito. Angeles ...... 53 | town 8.24 a.m. and 811 p.m. At Basijieg Recreation Center last cial oe eo cnetemen Oe ate potty ptt HALAPAX — The weather of. | pusife # 3.73 7. oe < night ape, op flows: €08 {$1100.96 on their quota of $U- Broce U- Slewart, Souris: Hob: |‘C® S87 extremely mild air| Etmutes Inter’ than Charloie aa La, ete come a Siac Se eee | wap " as members. siderable amounts of fog Thurs: | —— Ape “The Great Race . Jack Ambler, the executive di- ; disturbance the same nominating procedure conditions — as had been carried out in the |'9 8 Ot renaats last two years would Regional forecasts: the regional high school istrict. |, Nove Scotia, Prince Rawat gt INTIME FOR = least. with occasional rain and

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