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ment, for others sadness. be from 10 p.m. to 2|Band Skate from 8010.0 o.m.; Program Given | “the benediction was by Her-| iptanet arent 1230 nan

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the humaasl, buffet will be provided. Tick-'in attendance. man Van Omme and hymn “Joy | day morning said

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|AT THE LEGION |School recently presented their | ™@™- | smashed

at| A dance from 9 p.m.- 1 a.m. annual Christmas program in St.| Don Anderson, superintendent, | the church

will take place at the Clover |Peters Bay United Church to a | presented pins to pupils who had | around the perfect attendance for the 1965 | had stopped. Sgt

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j ion and social members. Music |_ The pastor, Rev. D.R. Mac- Eve -with music by The wil be supplied by the Legion- |Lénnan presided. The organist |ed to Mrs. George Whiteway's

— - - ~ aires, For $5 per couple, lunch, |Was Mrs: K.E. MacCallum who |class of Juniors for spec ial on is 9 per couple |hats and horns are supplied. is a teacher of the Junior) memory work. i tbought the

is | hats and horns will| A number of ever popular |°!25% Mr. Anderson, with the asais- old . Reservation for|house parties will probably see | Rev. MacLennan thanked the | tance of Mrs. Colin Jackson | wit also going fast|the largest number of cele- |pupils, teachers and all those ‘then distributed the gifts from jat oe on scese indicated

picked i fea-|Who helped in the making of i iblue . up by |brants, Most of these will fea- ped the tree, after which all children | Investigations indicate the

. present were given treats. ' ' perhaps don’t |Sit-down meal. be on their regular patrols. ; tomobile involved was proceed-

}+ Recreation Centre| Not everybody can celebrate Chief of Police Sterns Webster fV STRIKE ENDS [me woe:

bowling until mid-|on New Year's "Eve_the RCMP |said that anyone not capable of ii drove up over aon a. Year's Eve. for instance. will be out on pa- |@riving his or her car home from PARIS (Reuters) —Freach Ta- pmeenee through — Charlottetown Hotel s ‘edford report- |@ party should call the police |dio TV broadcasting tech- pushed back unto

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home. He said the police will be | after . 48-hour — ames la an drink home willing to help people reach |they did not want deprive | have oes ee “sam their homes safely ia any way |public of Christmas programs, |accident would be appreciated

they can. : | ° As everyone gets in tune-for| SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN (cover the automobile’s driver.

Auld Lang Syne, the words om; ,.ciralia has made the first; COALS TO NEWCASTLE

old come to mind—what pik an ania New Years, New 4 awards under the Churchill| Switzerland bought 5,735 Ca : | memorial scholarship program. 'nadian-made watches in 1066.

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the Wood Islands ‘ Presbyterian . ne aM Church.. Rev. Donald Nicholson any SHIRLEY RMAs conducted the service at the s church and grave. Hymns sung were The Lords My Shepherd and When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder. The pallbearers were Arthur MacMillan, Waldo Tay- lor, Maughie MacMillan, George Ferguson, MILA, Maicotm Bell, Chester Hancock. The flower- bearers were: Murdock Stewart,

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TO PUBLISH BOOK LONDON (Reuters) — Lady Sarah Audley, 50, daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, will pub- lish a collection of 3 poems next spring, including The Last Farewell which is a tribute to her father. The book, her first,

is entitled Empty Spaces.

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