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Western and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, Nov. 12, 1965. 3

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TYPICAL OF Remeny ‘terday fe this one thet tovk their relatives and friends, — brance Day ceremonies car- place at St. Eleanors. Across ee Gan hte Geen ae

scouts, their lives defending the school children ried out in the province yess the province, war veterans, democratic way of life. “i endeinn

Towns And Villages In Prince jee" Honor War Dead In Ceremony 22:

SUMMERSIDE — Many of ed at the youth of the province : the Remembrance Day services rather than to the veterans ‘and love of the country—it is service; Rev. J.L. Bright yesterday saw speeches direct-|there appeared to

. ceremonies th DEATHS other years. . of the Provincial Command | playing of a lament by the pip- ¥ ers. .

HUNTER — At. Charlottetown, couche ceremonies, Rev, the Nov. 11, 1965, Mrs. Ella Hunter |Savoie, Roman Catholic p- oo greatest of human vit-| names of those who had given of Kensington in her 87th year. |!#in with the RCAF, told the 6 their lives in Remains resting at the Davison |yYoung people that his brief mes-| Mr. Mullin congratulated the| concluding with the words of Funeral Home until Monday, could be given in three| organizers of the day's obser-|: then to Kensington Presbyterian ts “remember, think, Cuneta Interment Pspeferring

p.m. hours Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to |those war dead, Father Sa 10 p.m. : advised the youths to make it a

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County Hospital, Nov. 11, 1965, |find out the names of those who | ® like amount next year. presentatives of Dominion end Beatrice Mountain of Kensing- |ha

ton, age 80 years. Remains rest- ‘You can't remember them ing at the Davison Funeral iless you know them

Home until Sunday, then to Ken- |them” he said. ! sington United Church where; He also told them to gi funeral service will be held at 2 |thought to the

p.m. Interment {in Malpeque war. cemetery. Visiting hours Satur- day day 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. a

BERNARD — At French River, |«. Nov, 11, 1965, Frank W. Bernard,

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Dance to the music of the Smoothies and Les Alexander at the

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today ; ; lowed by a High Mass at 9.30 a.m. Inter- : -[eenotaph- In the afternoon a Le- ment in the Catholic cemetery. ar nay ligions the branch par- a YEO — At the Prince Edward ow at tes Goldy ene

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© CONFEDERATION THEATRE

NOV. 16 at 8.30 P.M. COUNTRY ‘N’ WESTERN SHOW

PLUS ROCK and ROLL

Featuring JAMES HART Recording Star) with the COUNTRY ENTERTAINERS and NIALL MacKAY

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Tickets $1.00 unreserved on sale at the box office 12 noon _ - 5:30 p.m. daily.

All proceeds of this show to go to THE YOUNG CHARLOTTETOWN STRINGS!

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Island Hospital, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1965, Dr. Ira J. Yeo, of

193 Price Street in his 89th year. Church minister, Resting at the MacLean Funeral speaker at the combines "core Home until noon today, Nov. 12, vices.

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then to First Baptist Church for funeral service commencing at 2 pam. Interment in the

‘eoples cemetery. j ENTERS HOSPITAL of Souris, immediate past Do-

MURPHY — At the Charlotte Mrs. Daniel Dixon, Breadal- bane, is a patient in the Prince town Wednesday, Nov. Ed Hospital

ward Island le ; oe as wig Ogg : that Armistice Day was more ht the Charlottetown RETURNS HOME So ee awe

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deemer At 11 o'clock. Interment Mrs. Earl McRae, of that city. | Were Mayor Everett

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