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TRAVELLERS PRESENT CHEQUES

At’ @ friendship dinner of ton; Mr. Nantes, and Mrs. Rol-

United Commercial. Travel- lers, two cheques were pre- sented by Senior Councitlor Gerald Nantes; one cheque, in the amount of $500, went to

ion, and the other was a $300 | ‘cheque for the building fund of the Scouts an LEFT “IGHT are Frank |

commission-

Zakem, provincial D er-ot the Boy Scout Associat- |

EASTERN - FUNERALS

GALLANT FUNERAL = The funeral of Mrs. James Gallant was held on Monday from the Perry Funeral Home to St. Charles Church, St. Char- les,.where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Clair MacDonald who also conducted service at the grave. Pallbear-

eae committees indicated

and Taylor, president of the

PWC Winter

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Eastern and Central Districts

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Hootenanny Climaxes

(Feb. 3.1 well .

ers. were Daniel J. MacDonald |

MLA, George Cheverie, Alfred

” Fisher, Josep “Deveau, Louis

Gallant, Eugene Gallant. Inter- ment was in the church ceme-

tety.

+, HUGHES ‘ FUNERAL — The funeral for Mrs. Thomas Hanes. St. Mary's Road was at St. Pauls Church, Sturgeon, on

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Legion Sponsors

Dancing

| MONTAGUE — One applicant \was admitted into membership |Fund announced tha \im the Montague Branch of the|being made for a Royal Canadian Legion at the raising the Branch

regular monthly: meeting held in on Home on Thursday,

meeting, which was attended, was

~ Overby the — president, Stewart Dewar

Reports from the Taifdus

tt the branch was active and had a successful month in all phases of their work.

During the month Mr. Dewar presented crests donated by the branch to the Montague Legion Baseball team which won the Maritime championship the past _ Millar Matheson reported that the cribbage tournament for the Branch championship was being played each Tuesday with about 12 teams competing for the ho- aor of representing the ‘branch

ioe ae ewer TEACHERS WANTED — conclusion of the |son, Mary Campbell, Betty Ni.’ 1. Dunstan's. University de- |ehairman of the SOU Winter| ’ made his way and John Anderson. [sewers om the season at home |Carnival, ‘as lige : ae i i | Recrea ADVIGOR | sday, Feb. 8 wi fi During e | Sch smien te te advisor was Ben Leon- |the University ot ‘i hae he travelled extensively in Can- Alberton Reg ona High- 00 The group proved s0 ! eeepreee, hands | wick in the debate: “Resolved jada Col sree _ i, aes ; - miled ook ter tee eotinas 7 David ayad, mabe ley for the" Repubtlt ah teste [ratmarl groupe fe thie and oth-| Teachers for Grades 9 - 17 iat : : n a rica.” SDU will debate the né-/er_countries, 8 Mu tit fe warrae es, rata fy ene ie of The gent BEA Mn ee ee com epresenting SDU will be . Me! in his se- ; Sane hr be . Ruth Lacey and’ Jim|Kenneth McInnis. a senior arts |eond year with the SDU division | Also physical education, commercial and jon as it proved to be one ley supplied the major /student from Souris, and Chat-|of the Maritime Intercollegiate local Retarded Children’s As- successful events of of the music. - |les McMillan, a junior arts stu- ee . home economics. eociatien i : Roses wars presented od te Miss tet from Charlottetown. 7 Ae ; 3 , and , a re. debate wil) be held in the |; 3 4 ; or ‘ais ae wvas beld at Montgomery |SDU euditorium beginning et 8(¢ PURITY DAIRY Deadline for ‘Applications Feb. 15, 1966 1966 Red and an inscribed silver |p.m. a “Parents Prefer 6 Blue Revue, “God Save 0’ Can- presented to Robert! his is the second year Mr. oe Mrs. L. L.-Witkie stand au- whose professional : Purity Products z room the production was .in- Mcfnnis has taken part in inter- |? _ : 3 Secretary = G : \collegiate debating. Last year|4 S17 Kent St. Dial 4.7125 t ‘ of the most en- AKE BREAKFAST "” |ihe was a member of the - SDU |/ ¢000000040000060+00-06% C ertainly best at- relies poe? scholart |team whieh won @ unanimous |” ou rse bs A aor fm the morning for a pan- Seootan te ncuesaee Rawier | ‘produced, and ect- breaklast which was fol-| “wie McInnis holds @ commis- : (Command $1,000,000 Centennial ents under the di- @ toboggan party at ision in the Royal Canadian ‘ t siete we of Sally Martin. . la «ht weet en |Navy,. is vice-president of the : : is ios ' dere, la 08 From the opening strains of : Scenes aan cere dition to donations from mem-|the overture to the finale, the jhers and interested citizens. lively one, packed FOR TRUST FUND and music, skiliful- | BH ; combined to result in “an | Briefly describing the project, |Mr nee en Oe Se ee 1. jis to provide a fund which | Lead |will perpetuate the work the Wor d's |Legion is now doing whea.mem- bershi; , bership dechaes oe tue! Differ On Luna

‘in the county and Island finals. |

iment of the youth of Canada in jail sports, scholarships and bur- |saries awards to students,

ividing of low rental housing for jall_aged citizens, sponsoring of ‘Scouts and Cubs and continuing service to all veterans and their

ts.

The objective of the national fund is. $1,000,000 to be raised by July ist, 1967. Mr. Martin ex ipressed the belief that branch objective would be

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reas. a inter |most professional show.’ The caraival in the bistory of Prince |timely an gee sana eas nnene case 0 eee oe . fiaturday evening with a hoot Tana aad soverd with the fone of, Bria, lassen tacene were - by. y straight musical

etisalat” alte py gift ay ent the college successful financially a nee

no figures were . obs : rae consisted of Pe- . gon eng

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MR. McINNI® ~ ino ‘

-|SDU athletic teams and was sj/chairman of this year’s highly

“1 society.~ id Quebec, ead speet thi termanet there learning corversational

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||bating society, Dave

‘|which beat Mt, Allison unani-

jsuccessful Winter Carnival. He is also treasurer of

Last summer, Mr. McMillan was the jent of a centennial scholarship Laval University,

President of St. Dunstan's ae. is confident of a euccessful year for his debaters.

MR. MeMILLAN

SDU Debaters Prepare For Opening Session

KEEN GROUP iis

“We have a very group this year,” he said, “and we feel confident we can win the =e championship once again.” | $DU debaters have captured ithe Maritime crown eight times,

|the Dominion of Canada titlé twice, and have been in the Cam, ‘adian finals on six other oced- sions, Debating

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department at SDU. .

Tuesday's debate, and’ the pub- lic is invited to attend. ‘

Receives Word Of Kin’s Death

‘Word has beéii received by Sterling —Squarebriggs, West View Drive, Charlottetowr of the death of his niece, Mildrad pauarebriggs, 22, in. Hami'ton,

Miss Squarebriggs was «killed instantly in an automobile acci- dent.

She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. id Square briggs, formerly of Charlotte- ‘town and Summerside.

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coach Xs Dr..F.W.P. Bolger, head of the

wedding invoi

Stationery, invitations,

Space . Studies, said the. Luna landing “is an absolutely extra- achievement.”” j “The Russians have shown

GUARDIAN - PATRIOT

CENTRAL PRINTERY

COCO COC OOT eC!

There is no admission fee for .-

’ bers of the

Guy Hemphill, Frank Mac-

Donald, Chester Llewellyn; Ber~sinent answered a false

nard Keenan, Howard MacLean, James McConnell. The: flower-- bearers were William Martell, vid Lavers, Irving MacDonald. arold Publicover, Wilkam Lavers, Eric Wood, Philip Mac-

CITY AREA FUNERALS

HERON FUNERAL " neral for Roland J. Heron was held Saturday morning from the’

arlottetown Funeral Home to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Re- fuiem High Mass was. celebrat- ed by Rt. Rev. William : ‘Interment was in the ceretery "where service was Conducted by Rev. Gerard Tin- @ley. The president and. mem-

Royal Canadian Legion, attend. | ec im a body. Legion graveside se:vice was conducted by Com- rade Harry Mortimer. Last post and reveille was sounded

bugler William Blanchard.

bearers were: Pius Smith, John Power, George Chandler, Doug-

les Belt, Bart Stanley and Char.

depart- alarm to the residence of Ronald Dou- cette, 10 Second Street Saturday

night at 11.15.

CARD WINNERS Following are the results of

The Parkdale Fire

{Saturday evening’s card party Got-|held at Marshfield hall: ladies’

first, Mrs. Donald Jenkins; se- cond, Lorna Vessey; .consolation, Mrs. Irving Thompson; sical first, Willard Murray;

Harold Taylor; consolation, Don- ald Jenkins; door prize, Irving Boswell; freezeout, Mrs. Leith

* !FrizzeH and Allison Vessey.

MARRIAGE COURSE

The first. lecture of the Mar- riage paration Course being held at the Basilica Recreation Centre will ve give? by Rev, Walter Reid, plain of the Charlottetown Hospital, atthe Centre, Monday night at 8 p.m.

topic will be ‘The Present |

in concert:

The Central Band of

the R.

, a magnificent musical organizatoin in a programme of music for every taste ~ the classics . marches

Thursday, February 10 at 8.30 Pm

pops jazz. .

Invitations at the Box Office from noon daily and

Linkletter Motel, Sponsored by the Women’s Cc

the Canadian Forces. Recruiting Centre, Charlottetown

5 Confederati iy ARIEL

NO RESERVED SEATS

’ which Wednesday, Feb. 2nd ‘at 10.90; He said that any teams tained well before that date. a eed we : a.m, Requiem High Mass was ce a nd a ae Other. business matters com- eine tmomber of the French |, HISTORIC FEAT wee Bammearers" were Bnet onshp bY having their scores |e and settied berre ac (Academy, of, Science, said. thelatecior of Baten vent asie| OPEN. TONIGHT telly. haar eon Breen patent Se tee nights already |GUSS* and sébee en soft landing does not mega Rus jie oo Se Sk Sodrell — ee urphy, Raymond Murphy, " others. jimg lunch was provided by the . : ; » : — MONDAY 7 Senos Hughes, Anthony Murphy,;DANCING COURSE. |Ladies Auxiliary anda social |*#£® <ee peer gt moment end gives the Russians Raymond Murphy, James; The entertainment committee evening enjoyed. en advantage over the Ameri- Hughes, John McCarthy. Inter-|reported that the conree in mo- — —— ee Es the three (C85 in landing a man on the ment took place im the Churchidern dancing gun on) E louty rons late Sunday | Moon.” : metery...._. Wednesday with 20 couples pat- WEATH R Maritime provinces 5 Ce ticipating and the number is ex. | - See : ond. umet- areas were. reporting). Sir Hercie Maseay, chairman ae MACDONALD FUNERAL -- pected to increase to approxi-| TORONTO (CP) — Observed | 820W_oF snowflurries. ‘of Britain’s space committee, Funeral services for. Norman|mately 30 couples for the next |temperatures: A high pressure area to the , “I think it is a remark- ; MacDonald, Caledonia, were held|nicht, : Low Overnight High Sund weet is moving stowly toward the ably successful enterprise. This | from the Oaledonia ees The instructor, Mrs. Evelyn |Dawson coe 2 6 [Gletrict, HM will bring mostly Jo next big step in the study | Church on Wednesday, Feb. 2ipagett, who operates the Mone- |Prince George..... 23 31 | sumny weather to western New |) 1) Sacto nents at 2 p.m. The service was ¢on-iton Schoo! of Dancing, is a gold |Vancouver ...... . AL 2 | BRON By ORS aeretre [a kid «sive celta’ 4 lot of ini| ducted by Rev. M. C. Currie./medatist in ballroom dancing. | Victoria .......... 42 47 | but other regions will experience poriant information.” | Visit Us Hor Ideas For : The hymn The Lord's My Shep-The course has >roven very pop-| Edmonton _ ...... 16 16 =| fittle change from present con. i ik : dant Retier Living herd, and the selection, In Thejylar and all those participating |Clalgary .......... 23 «24 |ditions. Occasional freezing - L. R. Shepherd, president Sweet By and By, were sung byjenjoyed the evening of instruc-'|Saskatoon 4 21 |drizzle is predicted at night in jaf the British Interplantery S| CHANDLER BROS. the choir. The selection; Jesus,|tion and fun. (Regina... 11. 2 sections. clety said, “I think it is a very LTD. Keep Me Near—“The— Cross, was} ‘The ways-and_means _commit- | Winnipeg >... 2-24} -Reglonal_forecaste :.-___- —lgreat=step-forward:1-would:rate{ oe a ~Chester--Mar-itee—-reported-that—two—projects-| SD ec oe ee _. Northern i . Building Supplies tin and Alan Cameron. or. ltor raising money for Legion |Toronto ........... - 2 |Nove Scotia, Eastern Shore, | ae No. I Plywood, Place Alan Campbell was the organ @c-ipurposes are underway at pre- |Ottawa 12 |Cape Breton, Prince Edward Ie-|the orbit rendezyous recently | Ch'town, P.E.1. ! 4-6557 companist. The pallhearers’were|sent and both are a success to | Montreal 10 |tand, Bastern- New Brunswick j@chieved by the Americans. ' \ : Charles Walker, Chester Martin,| date.” Su Quebec ..... 3 Domai Bay of Chaleur: Cloudy * ¥ » oo. John MacLeod, James Stewart,| Past President L.H. Martin, |Fredericton 1 snowflurries Sunday night Norman MacLean, Alan Cam-|who is chairman_of the Branch |Saint John. 12. 2% |and today with occasional frees ¥ = = * * * * * eron. The flowerbearers were|committee for the Dominion | Moncton 17 25 |4ng deizzle at night; not much i : “ William MacLennan and Charles 4 Halifax a.... 21 29 | change in teenperature and winds ' Stewart. Interment took place in|” "|Charlottetown . . 22 29 | northerly 16. Lowhigh et Kent- the Caledonia Cemetery. a Sydney ? 27, «35_—s| ville, New Glasgow and Goshen ” | Yarmouth ........ 23 «28 | 20 and 30, Sydney 2% and 33, te LANDRY FUNERAL — The ; : St. John’s.,..,,... 30 81 | Oharfottétown 23 and 30, Mone- | is an action - adventure. ‘ fetes of Mrs. ee so POON ci vesis 19 $1 jon a and 28, Campbeliton 18 ; :

. Georgetown, was m St.) - - New York ........- 0 DB jand 2. s tle-blowing cs David's United Church, George- Atlanta 2 «BS a - is a roaring-whis » bell ring 2:p.m. The service was conduct- New Orleans. 31. -63:«jtown 12.84 p.m. At Rustico at ; SHOWS ed by Rev. M. R. Pocklington. Toten” 436g «(8.06 a.m. and 7.17 p.m, 8um- TODAY WED The hymns, The Lord’s My Shep- Los Angeles... .... 54 56 |merside tide eighteen minutes ' _ e 3:80 » 6:45 - 9:10 herd and How Great Thou Art : jJater than Charlottetown, Sun were sung by the choir accomp- HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- |rises today at 7.1? a.m, and sets THE TRAIN WILL CARRY YOU anied by Mrs. Edward Easton. ther office says skies were |at 5.39 p.m, ADVENTURE! organist. The pallbearers were: FALSE ALARM OF ti :

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