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' & delegation from the Prince Edward Island Drama Festival Association headed by ‘pres- ident, Mrs. M.F. Rodd, recerft- ly appeared before .the execu- tive council of the government requesting a drama advisor ior the province, '

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funeral for Mrs.- George Clark | was held Saturday afternoon, |-

Dec. 30, from the ‘Cutcliffe Fun- eral. Home to North Wiltshire United Church where service Was conducted by Rev. Donald Nicholson. Pallbearers were

John MacKenzie, Barton - Bos~ well, Reg Clark, Albert Bow- it

man, Nelson-Hatherly and Shel- don Easter, Interment Was in the church: cemetery.

. EID FUNERAL — The fu- “geral for Mrs. Philip 0. Reid was heid Saturday . ) Dee. 30, from the Cutcliffe Fu- neral Home where service was

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the Premier, and ladies were in- <a : ars ; Pea ' tied to the reception. | | Cj a i ee : hi cn The guests were announced as and this kind for J = football in : ‘endall MacKay, Premier |’ ece. immy — he ays 'S St Shaw's\executive assistant, and}. - ee — a eae ; ae ee received by the Premier ahd : fc eee’ ; + | Rte ss ee Serving were Miss Margaret Kennedy, Mrs. Knod Jorgen- gen, Mrs. Lee Reid, Mrs. Ben- nett. Carr, Mrs. Lloyd McPhail, Mrs. Philip Matheson, Rankin MacLaine, Mrs. Thomas

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