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MacDONALD FUNERAL — The funeral of the late Mary. A.

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Donald J. MacDonald, took place ed a full day of hockey topped t ce | morning €rom the eo. loff with the ennual winter carnt-

Saturday nessey * rulleral Home to St. Bonaventure’s Church._Traca-

was celebrated by Rev. Leon-

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ducted the service at the grave.

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Rev. Kenneth MacMillan. pallbearers were: MacDonald; Roderick MacDon-

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“In little league and minor hoc- key between other centres the home team continued ‘their win- ning streaks.

The hometown Mosquitoes blanked’ O'Leary 5-0. Scoring for the home team were: Wayne Gaudet 3, Jimmy Buote 2. O’-

lLea ald, Daniel S. MacDonald, John | Leary_concedes__series_ to Tig-

D. MacDonald, James Kelly, Basil MacDonald. Interment took

Place in the church cemetery.

DEATHS

MURCHISON — At 320 Kent Street, Sunday, Feb. 20, Mrs. Leonard Murchison in her 41st year. Resting at the Gillis Fun- eral Home. Funeral Tuesday, from St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Belfast, with service commencing at 2 p.m. Interment

- in Belfast cémetery.

veral Hospital,

WALSH — At the Victoria Gen- Halifax, Sunday, Feb. 20, 1966, Mrs. Florence Walsh, formerly of Pisquid, age 67 years. Complete funeral ar- coer will be oe later

MacLAUGHLAN — . At Halifax on Feb. 20, 1966, Mrs. Betsy A. (R.D.) MacLaughlan ly of Montague and St.’ Peter's Bay. Remains arriving from Halifax Monday night. Service from Montague Funeral “Home Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment > Montague community ceme- ry.

JARDINE — Suddenly late residence Sunday, Feb. 20, 1966, R.S.P. Jardine of 21 Admir- @] Street in his 76th year. Rest- ing at the MacLean Funeral Home until noon Tuesday, Feb.

~$2nd; then. -to~ the--Kirk -- of» St.

James for funeral service com- Mencing at 2 p.m. Interment in the Sherwood cemetery. Visiting hours, 2-5 this afternoon and 7- foes Please’ omit areas.

SBREHAUT — At the Kings Memorial Hospital Sat-

‘unday, Feb. 10, 1966, William ‘Freeman Brehaut, Guernsey Cove, in his 89th year. Resting

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bor, service commencing ‘at 2 o'clock. Interment Murray Har- bor cemetery.

nish. | Paperweights ‘won over O'- \Leary Paperweights 7-0. Scoring ifor home team-.were: Ronnie {Gaudet 3, Earl McRae 2, Donnie | Arsenault and Norman Bernard. | Bantams defeated O'Leary 6-3. | Tignish goal-getters were Ken- ineth McRae 2, Bruce Buote, Earnest Richard, Stephen Han- drahan, Wayne Gaudet with one

French Court Convicts 13 _

PARIS (AP)—A -epecial = security court Saturday victed 13 persons—five of bens in absentia—of having plotted to aad President. Geutle

im August,~1964. -

‘Two of the 15 defendants were

acquitted. Three’ were sentenced to

death.

These included Jean-Jacques Susini, one-time leader of right- wing Europeans in Algeria who o Algerian independence, and Samuel Lehman, a former member of the French Foreign Legion. The other death sen- tence proaaeens in icetin was against Andre

Toussaint Luciana — tenced in absentia to ‘. eau imprisonment, while Gerard Fe- lix was given a three-year sus- pended sentence in absentia.

Under French law a person sentenced in absentia is auto- matically granted a new trial if

Me he 0 ; ranged from 4 three- suspended term handed ‘to Dr. Charles /De- standau-to_a.life-term imposed on Gilles Buscia.

All 15 were accused of having to kill de Gaulle with an explosive charge placed‘ in a flower pol-outside a war mu-

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ALBERTON — During a blind- ing snow storm Friday afternoon a head on collision in a cutting at Bloomfield on Western Road resulted in

Chinese Threat

KARACHI (Reuters) — Paki- stan Sunday night criticized the United States for making eco-

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stan’s awareness of ‘‘the threat

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Liquor Profits Boosted In N.S.

HALIFAX (CP) — The Nova Scotia~Liquor Commission made

j@ Profit of $12,898,777, ducing the

fiscal year 1964-1965, up $554,155 from the previous year.

The commission’s annual Te- port ‘says gross sales during the year totalled $40,768,704, com- pared with $39,199,952: the year before.

Statistics compiled by commission--show- that-$1,673, a was collected for the Provincial Hospital Tax Commission during the year.

A total of $19,498,679 was. spent on spirits during the year, while $18,351,405 was spent on beer. Wine accounted More gallons of both spirits were sold during the year, but fewer gallons of wine were bought. ~ :

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Island News Page

Western and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Feb. 21, 1966.

jing the water from the tase: lous ment Sunday afternoon in an at-

might not be fixed for some time because of the water.

Pipe Thawing Causes Fire gamcet anita tee ee ee ie" eiese f Whowg Dies Weed-Killing

Report Given

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area a efop ‘ spraying can effects, Mr.

lic ion Center, FROM THE LEET the board of directors, and *

are William their angual Testing evr predden, Mm f Arthur Wright, member gf’ — day at the Basilica Recreat- elected member of , City ae

atholic Welfare Bureau ies Association Brief ocr is a ear

advisory council as recom-|cluded Sister mended in a brief presented re-| cutive dietlons ie Gallant, the City Welfare committee.

cently to the Provincial Cabinet directa of ‘carole Gana J.7.|W.W. Reid, deputy minister of by the Canadian Mental Health|Place, treasurer; and George|welfare and Jack Ambler, exe- Association, P.E.1. division, was Steele, nominations. " leutive director of the P.E.I. Un- the Catholic Social Welfare Bur-| The -foll ited Fund.

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By FRED 8S. HOFFMAN vice president ended a 90-mile WELLINGTON, N.Z. (AP) — oe Nam war demon-

waving a sign oo Vice President ener! i lumphrey’s car Sunday as it turned

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MUFFLER REPLACEMENT —— a muffler is needed, we

quickly quale G.M. muffler for Chev., or Pontiac.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TEACHERS'

Centennial Scholarship

Applications are invited from P.E.L. teachers for

the above sch of $500.00 tenable for academic year 1966-

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