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NOTICES . NOTICES | VITAL STATISTI GS | Announcements } PRINCE OF WALES ALUMNI | CITY & QUEENS * PRANCIS —~_ In memory of | , ASSOCIATION MEETING | MENOR AM «ae ae tee ae ee ee CARRAGHER — In loving memory of She little thought whee Wevi9g cunssrmias ies and sale, St Peter's TAKE NOTICE that a meeting of the Prince prime "STAM “8 OME MON) ga MORia mover mere return, | Seigggre Mall Wednenday, December of Wales’ Alumni Association will be held in the |, iazd,rewembered by Gerry, Betty That, she im @eett se SNR womlt)” Common Room of Montgomery Hall ursday | And lea > are | on, ‘Tuseday morning calyy the 2nd day of caer ASD. 1965, poe aap oe ~oe a we dit nal", ao [Revemner am ae ing at 8.30 p.m, All interested persons are in- away November 28, 1808. = hee ‘aia - peueere ever, | TRE ANNE smuauzt ee vited to attend. (Patsy and family. * | aliens remembered by busband and seen ‘rs on rele ALAN K. SCALES, [gRAnniN’ te lovne mamony af [ Secretary. jee ae 1964 : ~ i CARD OF HANKS fie octane foes toreene’ ove. it tees these cas ove abies ter | AND MRS. Frank Butler. wud to | 2.5), Wetneetey aught Som. At val ‘thank the parishioners of St. Mark's ang | “*°" = MACHINE INSULATION zoe canes, apeiee «|S reeesee Setace tear | wR SEIT saa, Se GIVES Always remembered by wife and Se toate ope bemne to their departure day Dec. 1. 1965 at 7:30 fos 7 GREATEST VALUE IN HOME COMFORT ——— | lates sagen em - s . ; ‘ s joven wes ge caeniale tinted pare nate a Pe uel savings IN LOVING USE (Ske ora so 0 te ss 00 ‘io E | air ition yers ith or Guaranteed | Mee ggetdl— pel and corner MEMORY : a H tisfied Island cus aes ms — - oe tomers of CLASSIFIED KINGS COUNTY

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W! Elmer Inman- Hampton who passed away Nov. 29, 1964 HOUSE NOW IS MUSEUM always remembered by |. Toronto's The Grange, built’ PRINCE COUNTY

his wife, Mae and son [brick haios in Omari, now i (ate? saute

FOLLOW THE’ crowd to St Peters | Hall every Sawraay uight, modern and | @id time dancing from 9.30 to 12. Beat-

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NOTICES OBITUARY

Province of Prince Edward Island

NOTICE

Re STUDDED TIRES

Section 127 (3) of The Highway Traffic Act 1964, reads:

SPECIAL MEETING Inserted by the amily.

FREDERICK KENNETH Hunter River Local, P.E.I. T.F.

JEWELL Many hearts were saddened

for the purpose of discussing the new proposed salary scale.

when it was learned of the sud- Tues., November 30 at 8 P.M.

|den death of Frederick Kenneth | Jewell on October 24, 1965 Central Queens Regional High Auditorium

Kenneth was born on May Sth, 1943, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jewell, North River.

Of a generous and friendly | disposition, he endeared himself to all who knew him, and he

“No tire on a vehicle moved on a highway shall have on its periphery any block, stud, flange, cleat or spike or any other protuberance of any material other than rubber which projects beyond the tread of the traction surface of: the tire, ex- cept that it shall be permissible to use farm machinery with tires having protuberances which will not injure the highway, and except also that it shall be permissible to use tire chains.”

J. Philip Matheson Minister of Highways

| Charlottetown . Prince Edward Island

November 25, 1965

tt a wide circle of friends te n his vassing

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ents, two brothers — Wendell and Clifton — will ever cherish the memory of a dear son and brother.

The funeral was held from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home on Oct- ober 26th, the service conducted

THE GUARDIAN ee or THE EVENING PATRIOT jtmaine lenderly laid to reat in

Cemetery. The many beautiful flowers ahowed the love ‘and affection in

Just before Christmas a gift card will be mailed to each of personally direct which he was held.

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This Is an overhead view of the Grey Cup parade on Yonge Street in Toronto Saturday. There were more than 120 en- tries in the parade that pre- | -cedes the Grey Cup game be-

tween the Hamilton Tiger Cats and the Winnipeg Blue Bomb- ers. [t was one of the quietest Grey Cup weekends in mem- ory. Police reported only 74 ar- rests in downtown Toronto Sat-

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VS. ae ee the 16,000-man U6. ist Cavalry Division to the An Khe Area, 250 miles northeast of Saigon. SITUATION WORSENS The South Vietnamese side also has thrown in a South Kor- ean marine brigade and U S. 1ist Airborne units, near Ou! | Nhon on the coast, but it seems |elear Hanoi is reinforcing faster }than the South Vietnamese al- | lies and that the balance of mi!- | itary power is worsening for the | Saizon side. 3 | Battle casualties and sickness 'such as malaria have seriously |undermined some of the U-S. | 1st Cavalry's units since they | arrived .m South Viet Nam in | September

Two of its battalions were cut up in the Ia Drang Valley fight- ‘ing. North Vietnamese losses | also were high, with a 1,207 | body count reported by the U.S. command | Replacements already are m | the works for the ist Cavalry, | but some military circles be- jtieve more major Americen units must be rushed to this area where several crack French units .met their death.

| | WAR VETERANS MEET

TORONTO ‘CP) — Forty-four airmen exchanged tales of es- cape and courage when they gathered here on the weekend for the first annual meeting of the Canadian branch of the Roval Air Forces Escaping > ciety. The branch was ‘formed to honor and help Europear families who saved the lives of Canadian airmen shot down during the Second World War

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their sad “bereavement.

VANCOUVER (CP) — Sir

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