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     ‘ am“ can mowed. a. was s son of the late Mr. 0 . m 
     
     ' ‘ - ilqr e Crowd Of Y0ungsfer5 l Foul' floats supplied by Man and Mrs. Edward Hughes. trot-t 5’0"" Falls In? wot-Om 1mm?" 
     
     1 9 its merchants completed th e Augustus. and in addition to his T Lmt Pair “arm”! a” ma b t m as 01" 
     
     . ._ 1E . t l S o t ‘parade. withhSant; Claus, riding lwife andhfamilyl. is survigedseby 0 NW?“ NM (C?) II n ‘ u 3! didnt. 
     
    

    
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     ,cession. .mour. Fort Augustus. and one united state. Ah- Irorce hen. m was 
     
     sou . . . u . . ~ . l d b, A! the Legion. "eats ihl‘hld'lsister. Margaret, in Florida. copter and a search puty led  ‘=::r$z.vgeoglldnbe found 
     
     RIS — A lecmd- break« the places-sum was c .\' a ing candy and fruit. were hand- :Two brothers. Hamid and Em. by the RCMP combed the we" tho “can” New sf-ounnl 
     
     ing crowd of some 750 children Royal Canadian Mounted Police ed out to the children. lest, pred‘ceased him. I. coast shoreline “Quad chance that u] ly th. 
     
     attended the annual Christmas;car. Mayor C.E. LaV'ie and   A He was employed as a uar- George's Bay Tuesday for two 9! may on. 
     
    

    
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     Party 0‘ the 50"!“ brahFh 0' Daniel MacDonald. president   ‘penter when he first lived in Newfoundland hunters who have come “ “15°l't9d area. 
     
     the Royal Canadian Lesion. It the Legion branch followed in: Trenton and later Worked in 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     been missing in an open 12 foot man us. Mr For“ Bale has; L 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     was estimated the number was another car, Then came gh e . the steelworks. Funeral services dory since Saturday- w“ taking p t d n RCM 
     
    

    
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     lome 200 more than that Of 3 ‘Queen of the Sea. Carole Anne   N S and burial t°°k Pk“:e 'tDTreg'rTll‘e twgbgegg Ignaz 32‘s" plane has been in the search 
     
     year ago. pow?r of Souns‘ who “'85 ac. 0 ' ton on Monday morning. ec.  or au m i 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     since Sunday. 
     
     The vent be all with 3 ar- com anied b one of her rinc-‘ ' l24.. of March Point. left March W 
     
     ade threough thegtown. beginrlljing‘esseg. Sandrz MacGregnr p of A former Island man. Fred. one of the only six knowntPolnt during a lull in a Vicious The River Amazon dlschargu 
     
     at the Legion home and return. East Baltic. The world seed po- Hughes. died recently in Tren-ispecimens of the U.S. 1804 silverfwlnd and snow storm Saturday up to 3.500.000 cubic feet of wa- 
     
     ing to the same spot for a visit tatn champion. 4-H Club mcm~ ton. N.S.. w ere he had resld- dollar was sold in 1960 for 528,- to hunt birds. ter a second into the Atlantis 
     
     from Santa Claus. ber Anne MacAulay of C a m 11- ed for some 20 years. .000. While they were gone, the Ocean. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mail and more mall is the which were ordered for the ‘ morning tllail. .\lr. Fraser ad- 
     
     nrder ot the day at the Mom expected Christmas rush llcar- vised that he expects the 
     
     tague Post Office. with 55 ly all sold. This was the pic- . heaviest days are 
     
     bags of mail in the morning. ture Tuesday at the Montaeue . come. Some additional help 
     
     10 throughout the day_ with Post Office. Horace Fraser, has been engaged to assure 
     
     six bags of letters from the post illaster. is pictured \'.ith quick delivery of the ever 
     
     rural routes of Montague and (ialetlce Landry «leftt and late posting. 
     
    

    
     St. Mary's Road as well as Richard Knox tcentrel slhnrtt- "" 
     
    
   
   
    
     the saleofsome 60.000 stamps ly after the arriral of the \ . 
     
     Indian Plight 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     ELECTRIC DRYER 
     
    
   
   
    
     Deluxe features at an everlday price. Dries 25% 
     
     th 3 heat selection and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     5 shot faster, time control Vi 
     
     Described As Deluxe "mm lint filter- 3 
     
     ISLAND NEWS PAG No  . ..  $189.95 ; 
     
     . . prawns tCPt ~ Citienship 1 29' ._ Sale Price a.- F 
     
     Montague. Sour-s. Kings Countyiti"..':*°i.B:.1' 5.3.1.“ .3333: .. , _‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     t The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Dec. 19, 196... “When! Mannoba are not the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Misundersia nding Is Said $3354.11"? ifimteflfihmn. i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pickersgill tL—Bona- ~. 1‘ w ' I' /’ l / '>‘V\ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Making reference to the case i Mr. Scales said the matter ‘ been investigating 8f the re- ’ ‘ 
     
     of James Robert Doucette.l had been mere“. 8 migundep serve near Nelson House. Mam, 
     
     Charlottetown. charged with Mandi" ' .since last Thursday. — 
     
     non~support on complaint of his ' g' . ‘ Mr. Bell told Roger Teillet 
     
     mm Florence Dmmma Crown Mrs. Doucette, ltl hel- testi-‘tL—St_ Boniface) that he did . 
     
     Prosecutor Alan K. Scales said mony yesterday. said she had not authorize and then rescind H S, 
     
     in city police cntlrt yesterday married the accused in 1959. and authorization of an airlift of  cu- 0 s I. 
     
     it was “through no fault of the since that time he had failed to supplies to the area where there ' ' J... 
     
     crown that no counsel was pro- provide for her or their two chil- ha“? been N’Dm‘ls that IHdlans  . . a , Ch 
     
     vided for the informant." ’dren. She said he had been off alld MPH-S are starving. 
     
     Mr. Scales was replying to a 1the Island most of the tim e ' 
     
     charge made last week by John Lsince their marriage. Only other case on the docket ‘ 
     
     P. Nicholson. Charlottetown at-; The accused was remanded to was a drunk and incapable. fln-    Er 
     
     torney. that the attorney gen- ‘Dec. 20. with bail to stand. ed $20 and costs or 10 days. P 
     
     tral's department failed to do    su 
     
     its duty in not providing coun- 1h 
     
     lei for the informant. MILLER BROS [TD  R ho 
     
     EXPLAINS DETAILS ‘ ———._..  
     
     Mr. Scales explained til at f. 
     
     Mrs. Doucette had gone to De-    A G~ 
     
     puty Attorney-General J.A. Mc-' ‘ I of 
     
     Guigan and laid information   . . thl 
     
     against the accused. but at this . ' Bu 
     
     time the accused was out of the Glreyour family the gift of pleasure and re. a- 
     
     pmvinca When the accused had at laxatlon the year around with one oflthese fine  a; 
     
     returned, Mrs. Doucette was #nlllSlca' "Producers- 
     
     unable to contact Mr. McGuigan . Transistor Radios 0 Record Players 0 Electric R ‘ 
     
     then in Summerside. so she ask- Guitars . Tape Records . Musical Instruments    
     
     ed Mr. Nicholson to represent C t ( St Ch I tt t D. '4 35.35 W  
     
     her. “‘93 r “EON”: . ar 0 e 0W“ la - a . 
     
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     An enror ill i'f‘t‘(‘l\'lllg the of-   .9; an “cepuon' T m" 
     
     flicial Declaration Day result mo. ““l 
     
     for the First Kings district ’ I 70‘“ “0 ‘ fl“ 
     
     Monday night by telephone  s  E R  I I c . H“ 
     
     from Georgetown resulted in s I “'1 
     
     incorrectly reporting returning 1 x  Rf' 
     
     officer Henry Mallard as say- ‘5‘" 
     
     in: only 12 votes separated  d” 
     
     Liberal Daniel MacDonald from uni 
     
     Melvin McQuaid. . '  
     
     The correct result indicated ' 
     
     that Mr. MacDonald had won .1 
     
     by 48 votes. only one less than  I   TV Tllt 
     
     the total indicated in the un- Ar: 
     
     official retur "5 on election is" portable Philco Television with brighter picture and h m. 
     
     "QM- . so lbs. lighter than other models and now you can save when l"u 
     
     Mr. MacDonald‘s vote was 3 you h“, (or mas. ha 
     
     W3 to Mr. M'cQuaid's 925. J )1; 
     
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     WERE VISITORS 1k, 
     
     Mr. andeMrs. Carmen Carle. 
     
     of Summerside were visitors to “ 
     
     Montague on Saturday. “a 
     
     T0 BOSTON V  
     
     Mr. and Mr Roy Bell of . ZS 
     
     Montague ar spending tw o  Lea 
     
     weeks in Boston. i “,3! 
     
     is menovmo ‘ ; \ son 
     
     Frank 8. Green. Sr.. Monta-t . :h 
     
     we, who has undergone major " I 
     
     surgery at the Prince Edward . "4"" switch, A. W Th: 
     
     Island Hospital is improving. ‘ w... "u law...‘ h then" in? 
     
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     IN HOSPITAL  " mm... Arc 
     
     Mrs. Philip 0' onnor. Mill-1 . . (:3, 
     
     (mm Cross, is a patient in thei  - 9 ; Dal 
     
     Kings County Memorial Hospi- .‘ . arms. I P. 
     
     tot. Montague. - f. 1 I . $1“ 
     
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     SUNDAY VISITORS . E  I ( - .._ 1 V ‘ , rr. 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Robin:- I a I _ ~ "I. 
     
     a. Buckley, and t r c -  ma 
     
     dull Faye, Garry and Dale I ‘ M. 
     
     m Sand" visitors to Montl- ~— \  a . Ma 
     
     «~- - CHRI - + x \~  
     
     ,' . t A ,- “ ‘ will 
     
     w" W. net: n.  l . ~. - ~  
     
     are. i ' n e ‘ . .  ers 
     
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