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of travellers during Christmas week, announced Thursday it 1s | scheduling 30 extra flights for the period this year. :

The airline, forecasting 9800 southbound passengers will be picked up at Wabush and Goose Bay in Labrador during the week, made a plea for return reservations in advance to fa- cilitate setting up extra flight schedules ,

EPA expected to carry nearly 1,000 passengers between New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island and more than 400 on a new service from St. Alban‘, in the Bay D’Espoir area of | Newfoundland, to St. John's and Gander.

Because of the northern areas in which it operates, the airline said it had to cancel 25 per cert of. its Labrador flights last year during the Christmas’ rush.

BRISTOL

The Morell Regional High School area has passed its ob- jective in the current United Fund drive with collections to date $2,427 compared to last | year's total $1,513 and there are | still two areas to be completed. | The manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia here, W.H. Bate, is |

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* this. district and extends his | thanks through this news to all | those who contributed and es- pecially the canvassers for the | elementary school districts. The | thanks of the chairman is ex- tended to every. one who helped im this drive.

} Stewart Mosher, a former re- sident of Bristol who resides in Halifax, now has returned to his home in that city after spending most of the summer with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Jay, in the village. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mos- | her, who are well along in the | twilight years now enjoy very | good health in their retirement

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years. Quite a few from this vicinity | who are employed in the city and drive to and from work say | they will.make the round trip | daily all winter no matter what | the ‘weather is. Maurice Arnold and his sis- | ter, Mrs. Marion Squires, were in the city last week on busin-

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‘at least that many years of ser- | vice with the firm, one of the speakers,,.was a Bristol man Walter @Brien, a Jong time em- | ployee ‘of the firm. The meet-_ . Ta aa he by a banquet.! eg : T 1 ith the new and modern ries machinery for farming now, this | Just Wait 'Til He It vicinity has at least one man |

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holiday season in gallon jugs, | the real old stuff, and $5.25 per | gallon. Too bad those days are gone forever. :

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