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IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Sterling MacLeod. Dun- das. is a patient im the Kings County Memorial Hospital.

OUT OF HOSPITAL

ss Elsie Gosbee, Murray Harbor has returned to her home after having spent sever- al weeks in the Prince Edward Island ° Hospital

RETURNS TO DUTY Walter O'Brien, returns. to his duties on the security staff of Holmans, om Monday after an

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Eastern And Central Districts

absence. of three months during ~-- :

which time he underwent . sar- gery twice in hospital

RECEIVES NEWS _. Mrs. Lyman say, 9% Upper Prince Street, City has received the news of the death of her

brother, Walter F.N. Yorston of . \ Cambridge, Mass. on June 3, |

1965

ENTERS HOSPITAL

Cleve Craswell. well-known Charlottetown photographer has entered the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital for treatment. During his illness the business will be operated by his nephew, Gordon Craswell

CARD PARTY RESULTS Following are the results of the card party held at the Basil-

tea Recreation Centre Wed- |

nesday nicht Ladies first and second. Mrs. Agnes LeClair and Mrs Priscilla Smith: consola- Mrs. J. Roache. Men's first. Joseph Shelfoon: second. Robert Gallant: consolation. Pe- ter McQuaid. Door prize. Mrs. P. Smith: special. Stanley Mur- ray. freezeout. Mrs PJ. Mclin- nis and AR. Ellis.

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Allison Layton Green of Albany were each charged with speed-

FUNERALS |

MACHIN FUNERAL — ‘The funeral for Sarmue! Machin was held Friday. June 4. from the

Cutcliffe Finéral’ Home. ser- vice was conducted by Rev.

body were the staff of the de- partment of veterans affairs and members of the Canadian Legion. Their service was conducted by Harry Mortimer Last Post and Reveille were sounded by bucier William Blanchard. Pallbearers were Harold MacKie. P. F. McMur- rer, Edward Haywood. Frank Shanahan. John Hurmon. and Regionald Mahar. Interment was im Floral Hills Memorial Gar- dens

IN THEATRE

Show At Dusk

A DISTANT TRUMPET}

Sweeping as Pulitzer Prize Winner Paul Horgan’s epic hovel of the Lest of

the Great Indian Wars!

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SUNDAY AT DUSK

Sponsored by Lions Club .“GNTENSE...COMPELLING...NERVE-SHATTERING!”

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(The Guardian,

CITY AREA

| was held Thursday afternoon | Service was conducted by Lic.

SUNDAY AT 9:00

STARTING MONDAY 52°

Sat.. Jume 5, 1965. 5

NEC Reports Decline

under Ashmole In_addition to those placed by_

place following the winter lay-off, in- the lobster fishermen and those who work for the road

panies.

EMPHASIS ON MOBILITY Discussing mobility of the force, Mr. Cheverie the

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. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT: The summer hotels and other

EASTERN FUNERALS

LLEWELLYN FUNERAL — The funeral of the late Mrs Elmer Liewellyn of Bridgetown

tourist centres are not yet fully open for business, but as the sea- son developes it is expected that they will absorb the usual num- ber of students seeking work for

employment was seen Cheverie in the impetus given the economy by the good prices received this year for the

from Dundas Baptist Church.

Myrtle Ingersoll. Hymns sung were “God Will Take Care of

You” and ~‘Softly and Tender- potato crop. - ly”. Pallbearers were Allie e 4 Campbell, Alvin | Campbell. Driver

Remanded

Eleven accused were arraign- ed before Magistrate James B. Johnston. mazistrate’s court ternoon

stone. Stewart Hunter. John Riley, Nelson Acorn. James Allen. Allison MacDonald. Dan- jel MacMaster and Clem Camp- bell: Interment was in the Acorn cemetery