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A; loyous or the songs of Christmas is our wish for you. May the holidays hold much happiness for

. You and your family.

P.E.l.' Hairdressers Assoc. Charlottetown

Another year is about to come to a close. Again. this year of 1964. we wish to greet our friends, our cus- tomers, and our business as- sociates with best wishes for this happy holiday season.

it’s Christmas ...and we’d like.

holiday filled with lay and and cheer. May the

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members of her family in Tor-

. 1 Eleanor Mann. Moneton. is ex-§

_pecled to spend Christmas at Kensington, guest of Mr. and Mrs John Chappel.

; Austin Wigmore.

’left by'ra'il on Saturday l

Ne ort. Maine. where he will be the guest of his uncle. Austin ‘ MacEwen.

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Jessie G. Murphy. Kensing— ton. is planning to spend Christ- mas at Charlottetown. :uest of her nephew. David Murphy and Mrs. Murphy, Charlottetown.

Albert Riehl of Goderich. is visiting his son. Dr. Riehl and Mrs. Riehl. Kensing— ton, rfor the Christmas season.

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rs. Le gh MacEwen. (,har- lottetown, is spending the Chris. tmas season at Toronto where she is a guest of her son Monty and daughter. Ruth.

Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Campbell. Kensington, expect to leave b train this week for Oshawa,

GREETINGS!

. . Santa and HUG-HES DRUG Greer you . . . For The 155th Year

We realize with gratitude. on this our 155th Christmas to send greetings along to you, that our 155 years of busi- ness in Prince Edward Is- land is the result of your patronage and loyalty. 5

So, with grateful hearts, and

with appreciation for all we i have received during the past years, we extend to one and all our best wishes for

A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS

HUGHES DRUG C0. |.TD.

Charlottetown

to extend our sincere wishes to one and all for an old-fashioned

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where they will spend the Christmas season with Mrs. Campbell’s daughter. Mrs. Jam- es Ellis and Mr. Ellis and sons. Elric and Carl and their wives and families.

i Mrs. Keir Mann. lrishtown, la lvisiting her son-ln-law a ghter. Mr n Mrs. Frank iCampbell. Moncton.

Errol Caseley. Halifax. is ex- lpected to spend Christmas at his home at Kelvin Grove.

Mr. and Mrs Dean Profitt,

Calgary. arrived by air to at- tend the wedding of Mrs. Prof- itt‘s brother. Sheldon Myers to Marilyn Best at Tryon United Church on Saturday. December 12. They will be guests of Mrs. Profitt’s parents, Mr. and rs. Crapaud, until Boxing Day when they leave to return to Calgary. Br Montgomery, student at Dalhousie University, spending the Christmas vacation at his home at Kensington.

Nursmg Sister Captain Mar- garet MacKinnon of Gagetown, is spending the Christmas boll. days at her home at Kensington.

Eric Brennan. student at St. Dunstan‘s University. is 5 ing the Christmas vacation with his mother, Mrs. Marion Bren— nan and family. Spring Valley.

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Helen Mullaly, Halifax, is ex- pected to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Mullaly, Kensington.

Norman Martin. student at PWC Charlottetown, is spending his Christmas holidays at his home in Montague. with

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roder- ick Martin. David Fraser. student at

PWC, is spending Christmas with his parents. Mr. am Mr Horace Fraser, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dan Mac- Leod, Montague. will have as their guests over the holidays their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John MacP'herson and young daughter Donna Lee of Amherst. N.S.; also their daughter Donna, former teach- r at the Montague Regional High School and who now tea- ches at Daysla'nd, Alberta.

Students from Acadia visiting their homes during the Christ- mas holidays ire Myrna Beck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil

eck. Montague; Marion Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keir Clark, and Wallace Jordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Jor- dor. Beach Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacGre— _.. ‘gue, will have as their guest over the holidays their daughter Shirley. Halifax, Ms.

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Phyllis Nicholson, student at PWC. is spending Christmas va-

- Lean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Syd

in Point, guest of her mother. Mrs.

cation at be: home in Montague mood

with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson.

Students from Mt. Allison University, Sackville. visiting eir homes in Montague during the holiday season are Kent Mc-

Mclean; Duncan Macleod. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mac- Leod.

Students from st. Dunstan's ‘University visiting their homes in Montague during Christmas vacation are David Masher. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Mosner: Glen Hughes. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes; Steve Clarkson, son of Mr. ' and Mrs. David Olarkson: Bill Power, son at“ Mr. and Mrs. Levi Power. and John and Jimmy Cain, sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Cain. New Perth

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holiday at her home in

Hazel Ings.

Eleanor Moore, student at PWC, is vacationing at her home in Union Road with her

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore.

Heather Cameron, student at Prince of Wales College, Char- lottetown, is spending the holi- day season at her home in Cal- edonia, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Dewar. New Perth, will have visiting with them over the ristmas holidays their daughters, Joyce. student at Dalhousie and Da , student at Mt. Allison, Sack-ville.

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Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mun- roe have returned to their home in Commercial Cross after at- tending their daughter J can

Verna Ings, Montague, is on V ' hi

Shaw’s brother and sister-lu- law, Mr. and Mrs. Earrison Shaw. New Wentndnster, Bu}.

Annie Matheaon arrived by air on Saturday to holiday wit h Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw. De- Sable.

Giristmas with his wife and son Patricia and Mike and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bowles. Fitzroy Street. He re-

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Margaret Horne. PWC stu- I M" bank, is

dent. ‘s with her parents. and Mrs. Harold Horne. Mill Ri-

ver. for the Christmas recess. E1

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izabeth Stetson of Oshawa, will arrive Christmas Eve Florence Foley. student aura at the Charlottetown Hospital, will spend Christmas at her home in Alberton.

Erma i-iardy. RN. instructor of nurses at Prince County Hos- pital, is a holiday guest at her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hardy, Elmsdale.

Wayne Bell, student at Prince of Wales, is spending the holi- days with is parenbs, Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland Bell. Mill Ri- e .

r David Wilmshurst of Halifax will be visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilmshurst. Bracldey Point Road, for the Giristmas holidays.

Cst. John Greer and Mr 3. Greer of Alberton have left for Ottawa to spend Christmas with Cst. Greer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Greer.

Carol Jean Foster. Who is a student at the Nova Scotia Art College, Halifax, is vacationing with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Foster, Churchill Avenue.

Elaine Walker, student at Queen's University. arrived Sunday by air to holiday with _ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Walker. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Shaw, DeSable. left recently to spend the holiday season with Mrs.

Ann's wedding in Boston, Mass. They were accompanied

their daughter and son-inaiaw, Mr rs. ~ 'son " and young son Kevin of Charlotte- town.

Ian Oulton arrived Saturday evening from Halifax to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Oulton. Athenian.

Reginald MacAusland, student at Dalhousie, has arrived from Halifax to spend the holiday season with his parents. . and Mrs. RF. MacAusland.

Bloomfield.

Holly MacMillan. student at Edgehill School for Girls in Windsor, N.S. will spend the Christmas holidays with her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mac- Millan of Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hynes will spend New Years with Mr. Hynes’ parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hynes of Bunbury.

Barbie MacDonald will re turn from Toronto to vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford MacDonald, Euston St.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phillips, Smallwood Crescent, Charlotte- town will have holidaying with them their daughter, Carol from Montreal who will be accompa- nied by a friend. Guy Pilotte.

Susan Martin from Mt. Alli- son Univers i t y has arrived h o m e to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J o h 11 Martin, Mt. Edward Rd.

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Armstrong. 11 Sidmount Ave. will have as their guests for the Christmas ho- lidays, their three children. Wen- dy who is employed at McGill

Leading Seaman R.’l‘. (Bob) Bowles. storesman a b o a r d HMCS New Waterford, now un- dergoing refit at Vicker's Ship- yard, Montreal, arrived in the city Wednesday evening to

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* Joy unconfined, hope— I unrestrained . . . our wish for you.

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R.C. KEENAN

Charlottetown

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relatives and friends. Eugene Murphy, Sturgeon,

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to vacation with her parents, Mr. student at St. Dunstan'o Unlver. Cecil Stetson, Marsh- sityhis spending his vacation at his ome.

Roy‘Crosby of Meadow- Wendell Stavert. a member I'I visxtins in Boston With of the Canadian Army. arrived

home Tuesday from Camp

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