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     = OBITUARY [Mir. and Mrs. Roy MacLallan, Col. FI. Peters, Hadley Pals, The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Mar. 19, 1965. 11 7 
     
     VITAL STATISTICS | ~ cconcr rammun :0°%Sf ie wi seat since at Zn , 
     
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     BIRTHS | DEATHS _The sudden death “ h ” Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. MacDon- James MacDonald, St Peters 
     
     Franklin MacAulay, which oc ald. Carleton Mrs. Dougald MacDonald. St. 
     
     RAMSAY — At the Hartford Mater. GILLESPIE At Toronto, Ontario. curted in the early hours of Fri- Mr. and Mrs Peter E. Mclinnis, Peters. 
     
     i ee a lars Gurdon o= Ramesy ‘que Gmheopes ‘ereerty” at ieee day. November 37, 194. came Souris : : , Sterling MacDonald, Bridge- 
     
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     ler wierty ot ‘North River. twin girls, Road, PEI. aged 8 years Funeral 48 4 distinct shock to his many Mr. and Mrs Patrick Mc- town 
     
     will be held im Toronto on March 19. friends in St. Peter's, Borden, ° Carron, Charlottetown Mrs. Catherine Berrigan, New ‘ 
     
     Mite tangance the ‘arrival et enn Toone aie Charlottetown, ‘and other parts Catba: Goereereard Flem- _ Willshire 
     
     ‘acrhter Carla Kim at the PET. IN MEMORIAM ce eee eee ming, borden Mr. and Mrs. Allie Campbell 
     
     Hospital March 17, 1965. Weight 6 A disposition, ready smile and un- Mrs. Cammilla Arsenault, Char- and Family, Primrose 
     
     oot teowe * mater for Weenie: Rares HOGAN — In loving memory of Mark P felting good noture made him 8 lotietown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knosp wi 
     
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     ENGAGEMENTS _ “eat. "te died March stn. 19s. favorite 0° all who knew a Mf. and Mrs. Hugh Sheehan Jr. and Cristine, New York : 
     
     Always remembered and missed by Apparently in his usual ro Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacInnis. St : 
     
     . Mary, Diane and Gail bust health, Mr. MacAulay was A. Hughes, Peakes Peters ia 
     
     Ne ae ee ener ' “returning to work in Borden Preston | ughes, Pe abe Innis. Montreal : 
     
     Andrew McPhee, Hartford. Conn, DINGWELL — In leving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lannigan, Goldie MacInnis, Mon . 
     
     US \, @ish to announce the engage |my dear friend Winston Dingwell, who when the fatal ae ao k Montreal Mary Martin, Montreal J 
     
     ent of thew daughter Holly Joseohme | passed away March 19. 1963 place He was alone in Ss car . . J.D. Shaw, Westmount, 
     
     ‘ P*honald G. Ramsay "North River,’ As bn'the lowe be somes eng at the time but managed to park More rances MacAulay, St. Pe- ote 
     
     PE! Marriage to take place April Always remembered and sadly mis. Off the highway before conscious- M.D. MacAulay, St. Peters Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, 
     
     0. 195, m Hartiord sed by Ruby Battersby ness left him. His remains were Sori Meet et Peters Southport 
     
     rant hae at 6 am by a long- Mr. and Mrs. Dap Joseph Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacKin- hs 
     
     time friend and a ow api son, St. Peters. non, Forest Hill : 
     
     A N N O U N C EM E N T S ployee Patrick McCarron Mrs. Mae LeClair. Charlotte- Doreen Graham, Montreal “ 
     
     +Charlottetown »M in Mr. and Mrs. Garfield MacLeod, 
     
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     — Se ee ames Mr. and Mrs. Connie LeClair, Forest Hill. 
     
     1 One > MacAulay had completed more Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDon- 
     
     CITY & QUEENS cooking. Eldon Legion. Maren so. at than seventeen years service on wilired MacAulay St. Peters ald and Dee, St. Peters 
     
     9 pm for Legion. social members ano the taff of the Canadian Na- Gerald , M Aulay St. Pe- Anthony Appanaitis, Montreal. 
     
     soos Wing Rooms: Grafton Stree era Mr. Walter Dingwell, Midgell 
     
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     Soturdes, Mare mh. at 6 pm IRISH CONCERT will be presented Sen. During World War Two he | MacAylay, St. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MacAu- 
     
     im Mt Stewart Memorial Hall on Fri- served with the Canadian Army Chari . ” F al H lay, Port Elgin. 
     
     TELEVISION RADIO Recora wo March eee aid a omey in Canada, the United Kingdom ares uner: jome . Ralph D. Byron, Montreal. 
     
     Player service Also antenaas instlied “ote home was destroyed by fire’ = 414 Northwest Europe where he Michal! F ley, Souris Phil McLaughlin, Montreal 
     
     Teleprone 45547 from Bam (092m DANCE Mount Stewart Canadian was attached to the Tenth In- Mrs. Micha Gre Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, 
     
     een inom on Ssterday Mores = fantry Brigade. He was dis- ont Mrs. Gregory Lynch, ° a 
     
     CARE SALE at Moore and Mac youn, muse. everyone ov ™ charge’ frpm active service on . : 
     
     roe aay aeicome : } M Alban Eldershaw, 
     
     eee ay te sar ine Aes |e ee ee ee 
     
     FE Hospital aes canoes chest’ pean (ress to Branch No. | Charlottetown : : Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mossey. 
     
     n approv sc ogram in ~ Mr. and Mrs William Cahoon, Mr. a 
     
     VARIETY CONCERT Belfast Hal: 2 Canadian provinces. March 14-20 is one Pet ' 1918, he Carleton Bothwell. — 
     
     ’ March 19. at 299 pm Auspiwes Jumior Red Cross Week in Canada Born at St. Peter's in ; Mr and Mrs Gus Gallant. Char- Les Nicholson, New Wiltshire. 
     
     a eee ee RUMMAGE GALE ws Meerts Mem. “2% 2 100 of the late Mr. and lottetown Mr. and Mrs. Harold Webster, 
     
     RUMMAGE sale Saturday Maren rial Hall basement. Trinity United Mrs. Franklin MacAulay. Lone Mr. a Mrs W.A. Murphy, Bangor ‘ 
     
     gon. at Community Centre 6 pm ig Church sponsored by UCW Unit Ten former Helen Catherine Mac- Loretta A. Lutz. Providence, . 
     
     Axi of Precious Blood Monastery om Saturday, March 20, at 230 pm Phee Survivors include one bro- ring oitin, Morel! RI Py 7 
     
     CARD PARTY im Nortn Wiltshire | PLAN .to attend a 2 Act Comedy ther. Wilfred, who resides oa Mr. a Mrs. Jack Rossiter. Mr and Mrs. Glendon MacKin- gt Se a. F ¥ ee ren 
     
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     ali every Friday might at 630 pm Play “Sulphur and Molasses” at Stan. the Home ‘arm: and three sis- 1 non. St. Peters si 
     
     red aa Sen ae Stone eae, I, Helen, "New “York City: Mort aaley encase Me tect! Wigmere,! | FORBES KENNEDY HONORED AT DINNER 
     
     > a: ee a set epemeared bY Cove Beatrice. Mrs. Connie LeClair, Oe ite oseph anley, Montreal. ‘ 
     
     : Charlottetown: and Geraldine, “ M : e ° 
     
     OBITUARY -REMEMBER the annual spring tea Montreal. A fourth sister. Ger- Gain George Conway, ery ee a rersa ‘Mos. National Hocke League play- ere from left to right are the banquet committee. Pre- valuable players in the five 
     
     JOHN T. COLE Tee oo nem Saturday March 2 trude, died in Toronto in 1958. own. j , er Forbes Kennedy and Mrs. ¢ his wife, his mother, vious to the uet in the 
     
     Inserted by family see ee aoe Mr MacAulay’s funeral wag James Mooney, Peakes Station.  treal Otiaw Kennedy were guests of honor orbie, his wife, his - ous banq . O'Leary minor teams which j 
     
     The community of New Lon- welcome held from the Charlottetown Fy- Wilfred Gallant, Borden. John Mullally, MP, ane nat @ sportsmens banquet in Mrs. Forbes Kennedy, Sr. an¢ Legion Home, Forbie present- are eoached by Billy Mulligas i : 
     
     don and surrounding districts nera! Home Monday, Novem. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leslie and D. MacLean. Marine pen Seen 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Elm Avenue 7, dozen eggs. %:. 6 : . lark. Montreal ; 
     
     when it was learned that one of tea bags. 79, Wemers. 3% Ib. Tele. Peter's Bay, where Requiem Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gillan, Bor-' Horace C Ottawa | . , 
     
     its most respected residents in Phone 4926 High Mass was celebrated by den. Heath Macquarrie, ; | d =f 
     
     the person of John T Cole had piamonp GmoceRY speciais, «9 the Pastor. Very Rev. Bennett ue _— Mrs. Leo Rossiter, ee Ausiliary, Char SPORT ECHOES Slow own In Economic Boom 5 
     
     ssed away at his home on Elm Avenue: 6 tins milk. 99¢; 4 pk.| MacDonald. who also conducted } . : e e 
     
     eb %h in his 78th year. And by filet tissue, 39: 2 Ibe. butter. sie; | MacDonal at the grave. Rever-| Mr. and Mrs. William Chaisson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stone and Predicted To Begin In ‘67 Sena 
     
     aa Carleton. Norma, Charlottetown. 
     
     his kindness and generosity and 1) Telephone 4-924. end T.P. Butler, Morell, was . and Helens ° | 
     
     genial nature had endeared him- present in the Sanctuary Mr. and Mrs. Mosie MacInnis, Mrs. iA Lanac , Home Ice Jinx (CP) cam)“ see. the 
     
     self to both young and old As LISTEN TO Mr Devid Boswell, Direc Employees of the Canadian St. Peters. Char’ ee 8 mett Cal- MONTREAL - Ca | ware sue 
     
     for a neighbor he was never to Sr Puypcel maecation and Alesbo! | National Railways ferry om oe Herb Larkin, co Mrs. Em - ate's current ean ae rapid a : 
     
     busy to lend a helping hand to , interviewed “Challenge” vice, and members of the r- . , Charlottetown. begin j= : ‘ x ? 
     
     those in need. In his home he the tourtheoming "Provincial » Alcobal lottetown, Borden, St. Peter's Mr. and Mrs. John J. MacDon- Mrs. L.G. Anderson, Chariotte- Broken At Borden an industrial economist inest boone wit leve, off ® ; +7 
     
     will be missed as he was always ee eaee Rencoe ct, | and Morell branches of the Roy- ald, Morell. | town. Peal Hay, Chor. = W. E. Havilland, econo-|may have to tighten ys or 
     
     there as a loving husband and Cyrw 10.08 Saturday morsine jal Canadian Legion attended in are Harry Thompson. Mr. and. Mrs. y. mist for the Canadian Pulp and | defend its precarious balance of 
     
     father. He leaves to mourn his a body. The Legion graveside St. . lettetown. NORMAN MacDONALD “ ' 
     
     wife the former Cora Burt of KINGS COUNTY service was conducted by Com- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Flood, Hoa J. Angus MacLean, MP, By NO : — Accovietes. ue the 2, stor tenet a 
     
     aerate ere Ce eee nen re ton Mercia soa’ Wade Lew K of C. Fra. The home ice jinx was broken als got revenge for this white- tual meeting of the aesocls-| | The meeting ano Beard im 
     
     Edith. Mrs. Everett Sudsbury of DANCE CARDIGAN Legis Hall Fr Charlottetown Branch. The Last Harold and Hilda Lewis, St. Pe- J. Eric Doucette. a. Char. at Borden Tuesday evening, the washing. Borden is undoubtedly | tw ee wetest : ; 
     
     Seow Valley and Annie Mae at Clare, Dancigg $1220 Canteen’ ser Post and Reveille was sounded | ters. ene! Acting , Borden Nationals defeating the stronger this year,” and the Le-| Slowdown we | Png isscent ee — — ie nit 
     
     home, four sons, Archie at Chest? Dancins ** by bugler William Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, St. _lottetown. Fuserai 5 Summerside Junior Legion- gionnaires are weaker. Just how | unempley —s could ‘ aly wie a =~ 
     
     Rome. Leigh is Spring . Brook. : Pallbearers were Patrick Me-) Peters. eee " naires 11-5. and winning semi- much weaker they are than last ot by the ooraes. we Segserees will be &.” 2 
     
     Earl in Long River, Ralph in ny Me cicic Bonamete OR Mac Carron, William Aylward, Roy John S. Smallwood. Borden oe Pineau, final 3B" by four games years Maritime champs may be y ‘onomic Counc velopment - ee 
     
     Darnley: and 16 grandchildren win be open each Saturday MacLellan, Regipald MacAulay,'Mr. and Mrs. George Phelan, Mr. and Mrs. "te one. Last year the Juniors | when they play, —_He-told—_the 900 delegates_a | New resources may be ree. 
     
     and two great grandchildren, Joseph MacKinnon, and MD. Morett. Charlottetown: a clean 5 of four demonstrated coe|tce ct this yenr by the 
     
     fout sisters, Clara, Mrs. Willis Pokal flags ool ars tabe . MacAulay. Interment was in the Mr. and Mrs. D.H. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arsenault, made aguiest ae nm in the the Rangers of Charlotte i make = however year 
     
     Warren. Nettie. Mrs. Bruce So- 239 pm. Saturday, March 20,  spon- Church cemetery Montreal. _ __ Charlottetown. ee ; were Natien- for the island crews. good ae sense one si ie eals Sus ae 
     
     " mers. May. Mrs. James Thomp- sored by Montague Women's Institute. Flora! Tributes: Mr aod Mra Gerard Macki oo sricttetows Harold Macinais: would be og to| Canada’s known timber re” 
     
     . Ada, Mrs. Earl Reeves, all . _ Family Mr. a rs. acKin- : * ’ oo 
     
     of Summerside. one sister. Jan- qNMIE LIVES, Mak tot Prt or ands of MV. Abegweit, non, Montreal. |J. Main Duncan, Regional Coun- No Games Till Sunday | maintain the S.Sper-cent assual | sources are a = 
     
     ie. Mrs. Elmer Burt, predeceas- 25¢ and 35e. Saturday morning Borden Anne Bowes, Montreal. sel, C.N.R.. Moncton. growth r to the Gorden royal .. 
     
     i hockey. f in : i Clerk, C.N.R. Fer- to this one for the mic Council said is necessary | ficient to meet 
     
     ed him. His funeral which was ™°r ae een play’ Deck Crew of SS. Prince Ed- Josephine Hennessey, Montreal. T.A. Green, » CNR. Fer There are no PCHL play-off crowd to see mmission’s projected demand 
     
     1 : offs. Paperweights. 8:45 Office, Borden. Cembines can be counted om to maintain the boom. 
     
     jargely attended was held in St. Grove vs North River; Peewees, 945 Ward Island. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ready, ry ° . games until Sunday afternoon, stave off of -4,900,000,000 cubie feet vey 
     
     Thomas Church on February 12, York vs) New Haven; Bantams, 10:45 Members Charlottetown Curling Tignish (2) Mrs. Helen P. O'Rourke, Mass. when the RCAF Eagles will to fight aie ve elim- by 1980. ” 
     
     1965. Service being conducted by ©°™wall vs Covehesd. Club, Charlottetown. Mary Chaisson, Montreal. |Dr. J. Madaline Winsloe, North try to give the heme tre jinx ination and a eee Solid year , 
     
     his pastor, Rey. E.J. Fiander. PRINCE COUNTY Royal Canadian Legion, Morell.| Myrtle McCarville, Montreal. | Truro, Mass. another set-back, and wrap be a ragged —_. Com- | i Mo ved CAUSE FOR CONCERN a4 
     
     Pallbearers were Duncan Mac- |Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Mac-|Mrs. C. Edmonds, Charlotte- 4) semifinal series “A” with bines have taken o one . Looking farther jnto the future, 
     
     Leod. David Paynter, Ralph and Doris, St. Peters. Aulay, Montreal (3) town. the Enman Drug Combines, from the Eagles oem bs B Pj | ne however, the for further 
     
     Cobb. Leigh Brown, Heath Hard- BALDWIN a ana Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mingo, Char- Florence MacDonald, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cheverie, which they lead three games rink, but the law of average is | pe 1 expansion was “narrow enough 
     
     ing, Hilliard Meek. a of tae “Belsotn 124 Upper Quees lottetown. / Marion Molyneaux, Boston. Carleton. te twe. There should be a big against them this time, for serious concern.’ we 
     
     Interment was in the church Street. telephone 994-8840. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith.and Mr. and Mrs. Marculles Mac-|Mr.‘and Mrs. John F. Smith, | Alberta “Tadhass 5 fe crte tae Sativn i 
     
     eemetary. KENSINGTON Rink tonight (Friday) family, Charlottetown. Donald, St. Peters. Charlottetown. Real Strange Ruling | n to be manoeuvring toward 
     
     CARD OF THANKS Pirx same finals North Shore, Long * ~~” Mrs. Cecil Wigmore, K. MacNiel. Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shields, Char- position which they will we : 
     
     River vs. Kensington Seabrook Juniors Montreal Mr. and Mrs. Buddy MacKin- _lottetown. - ing which the president plain it. Was it that the last| EDMONTON (CP)—The first|to occupy by the year 2000, 
     
     Mrs. John Cole and family Game ume 0.15 Gow. and Violet Macinnis, non, Montreal. Mr. F. McAvinn, K. of C., Char- A ruling w President plain i wate only one. played full-scale movement of 8 solid| couse 3 ia not a bong 
     
     wish to express their sincere | Montreal. !Mr. and Mrs. Alliston LeDue, | ae Oe See ee ee ee gre the Moncton | material by pipeline has been. im relation to the eftactive 
     
     relatives, and” frienda 'a ts FOR LATE oe ee eee eran aineeeen | Genta de. team. Even then, it seems that| successful, Alberta Research our . 
     
     relstives and Wiens, sise Bessie Trenholm. Montreal. (Mr. and Mrs. Joe “MacDonald, Mary C. MacDonald, New York.|Ivan Irwin. New Glasgow  de- eam. * un ineligible Council officials sald Thureday. | sources.” 
     
     thanks to the Rev. EJ. Fian- * Herb and Jean MacAulay, Van- M June Foster, New York. fencemon, is diffic — games payed thrown out by. The test was. insert-| in a dise ; 
     
     ee eee ee NOTICES couver. ‘Elizabeth Harrigan (3) Lucan,’ Mrs. Edith Jacobson, New York. stand. trwin was declared ine! players would be. thrown out by. The led 7 ns canted, Pad, Seguin a a 
     
     ee eee Phil McLaughlin, Montreal. Pineau, Charlottetown. |igible, but only the last play-off some ‘ into a 20-inch crude oil pipeline | Quebec transport department 
     
     newers. cards and letters of |Bill, Paulette, Jane and Laurie Father Sinnott, Montreal Employees Ogilvies Store, Mon-' game in which be played was robbing three banks, but charg-| 1°.) Toe crovinclal Pipe Line -eported that the provincial 
     
     belped in se. many ways. during GE ° LeClair, Charlottetown. Father Gillis, Montreal. | treal. {thrown out. the others allowed eq with only the last robbery, / Company between Edmonton! svermment hopes evestealiy: to 
     
     ee eee ae SEE PA 3 | Masses, High — Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mac- Mrs. Anna Larkin and Family, | to stand. There may be 2 cod vecause that was when he was and Hardisty, Alla., @ distance) have a fleet of 20 water-bomb- 
     
     cere thanks to all. , Maurice Murphy, Charlotte- on. Goose River. ) nie ave reli | reason eee Pini yar oauit. lef 109 miles. es to service, He said a new 
     
     town. and Porter families (5). . . ix Redmond, accoun ® has been working aircraft Canadair‘ Ci-215, 
     
     NOTICES NOTICES Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cannon, Providence. Lake Verde. | a All ous in for five years. |mow is under development to. 
     
     ° of one 1 Charlottetown. Masses, High — Mr. and Mrs /Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madore. | Errors Hit Newspapers Dr. ~G.W. _Hedgeonsaid-the | provide 2 
     
     Eastern Kings Exhibition Ass'n. ar and Mrs. Art Griffith, 00-\ Joseph MacKinnon and Fam-. Charlottetown. De 6% Roles, said a} 
     
     . tario. ily (4), St. Peters. | Mrs. Margaret Matheson, Sack- The gremiin of typographi- summer night’s nightmare. such materials as grain, sulphur 
     
     A public meeting of all those interested will be Mr. and Mrs. Petey MacAulay, Buster nn Borden. ot tne Society,| Cal errors hits all newspapers _ a we — |and potash across Canada. — 
     
     held in the Town Hall at Souris, on Saturday, Sours. | Abegwe: Crew, Berées. | Aquinas "| . batter sheers enough Dr. Hodgson described the 
     
     ; = Mr. Frank O'Brien and Family, | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacDon-| Charlottetown. eccasionally peat here, bul we are men- “highly’ significant.’” But 
     
     March 20th at 2:00 p.m. This meeting will decide (Ty ponte. | ald, St. Peters. /Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knox, Tig- coincidence there were 0 fioning it so that our readers ant 6 Cosas 
     
     whether or not Exhibitions are to be continued. yj, and Mrs. John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macinnis, St.| nish. less than four emissions in cur won't think we were under the — fy. nme oe pom 
     
     If no interest is shown a resolution will be pre- | Charlottetown | Peters. |R.H. Monks, Montreal. last “Sport Echoes”, which: affluence of incohel when we ‘long way” 
     
     sented to terminate the business of the Associa- (Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. John Cullen, Bor-| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bota, Mon- siege them read like 2 mid- wrote the colums. — a ee 
     
     ton and sell the property. Mr tnd Mre. Stanley Dotron|ter" ued Mre. Henry Thenpece, | and Mrs. Nick Grecco, Maki Long Stories Short the pipeline st the Edmonton 
     
     Signed learns ue Joceph A. Mae- ue od Mre Francis Steel, St nara, Getartne Wigmore, Keo- ng roses ts tan wis the regu-| 559,900.000 
     
     . : Mr. and Mrs. Jose . | Mr. a : » 8.) t 
     
     LEITH TOWNSTON, President. | Aulay, St. Peters, Peters. | Bert Olmstead says European as a — and .we misunder-/i.- flow of oil . Columbia. 
     
     MRS. EMMA MacDONALD, Secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Connolly | John James MacInnis, St. Fe | 5s Kirkpatrick, Montreal. | players are five years away The Prince County Vocational . e 
     
     | and Family, - | __ ters. | ZeZiia Mersereay, Montreal. the NHL and yet ot High yo - Newsprint 
     
     . anor . | Mrs. S. LeClair and Mary, Char- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maclnais, St. | Anne and Gertie Carmichall, from cms Oe ee ee c 
     
     Kings Building Materials Ltd, —__leitetown. Peters.  unontreal. ‘ear Canadian amateurs are on- °4,J9 im both hockey and bas- Tre New 
     
     |Mr: and Mrs. James A. at | Lees . and Mrs. Jack Killeen, Mon- iy 5 year or two away. Perhaps jor is hee! ry. 
     
     | Leod, Charlottetown. Enroliments — Loretta Lutz,’ treal: ; fence Combines, is their . 
     
     Montague 8-2532—Southport 4-4830 Mr. and Mrs. Jemes Hegarty.| Providence. \Mr. and Mrs. Rock Paquette, | Olmstead was talking of teams key coach. Cut In Price 
     
     Sapien cha Mary and Jack MacKinee,| CN a oun 199 0 
     
     ildi i Mrs. Doris Field, rlottetown. Charlottetown. | Mir. . Albert Jennings, | Dunn 
     
     Building Supply Specials Vincent Grant, Borden. , | Rosemary and Heather Mac- ae ‘he | HOLY NAME . Phillips = 
     
     A UTTERNUT Mr. and Mrs. Peter DesRoches,| Leod, Charlottetown. ; , MacDonald, . Lund sn 
     
     CLEARANCE ey" CHERRY RDS B | Charlottetown. |Mary and Susan Wilson, Mass.| Moncton. BOWLING Points 5 Total — 3652 
     
     \ |Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sheehan and| Mrs. Clara Jamieson, Mass. | Mr. and Mrs. Normas Smesoo, . Seer Cnn oan ain tas 
     
     4 x 7 Only—4.95 Sheet; 4 x 8 Only—5.75 Sheet; Laurentian | family, Bear’ River. | Mr. and Mrs. Clement MacDon-' Ontario. , i oe ey ee ee E. Doyle 103 150 308 
     
     4 x 7450: Laurentian 4 x 84.9 Sheet; Also now in stock | Jeanette Noonan, Borden. ald, Primrose. | play in the Name Bowling |G. Bradley 0 as oe 
     
     ihe Dew " a ieee ' lise Re Montreal. a Mew Joe CARD OF THANKS NEW uETmab vs. L Gauthier 151 211 201 
     
     Easy to ‘insiall no filling seams, no painting, its beautiful. | Fisine Ready. Montes. cat rt P 1 oe a = et os ana 
     
     ~ ‘Pauline Macisaac, Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burns, wih, to thank Faik| J. Dally 204 218 148 Low score =. 185 185 138 
     
     |Tena Wilson, Mass. Mass. ers MacDonald, Butler and|E. Hayes 260 148 194} Points 0 Total — 
     
     v. FOR SALE |\Mr. and Mrs. Emmett MacAu- Mr. and Mts. Harold Simpson. The Funeral Director.| T. Gregory 220 276 188 
     
     lay, Mass.” | son and Family, Sec Mrs. Bradley; St. Peters tele-| F. Doyle 195 197 169 
     
     - Mary Berrigan, Mass. Ontario. Phone operator. Charlottetown, | K. Madore 187 182 192 
     
     dish Basil Gillan, Mass. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charbon-| Borden and Morell Legion Mem-| Points 2% Total— 3686 | 
     
     The Old School In Cavendis Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wilson, Cor-| eau, Montreal. bers. Also to the pallbearers and| ISLAND CHEV OLD 
     
     *- raville. | Mary Curley, Montreal. all who sent Masses, Flowers,| Mi Thistle 249 175 249 
     
     . Miss Frances MacPherson, Flo-| Patricia McCord, Montreal. and Of sympathy. To! H Pineau 248 147 204 
     
     This is one of the most historic on rida. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fitzgerald, | friends neighbours §=who! J. Trainor 150 155 170 
     
     P-EI. being the school that L. M. M fomery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ‘Lewis, St.| Montreal. ito teeny hee | & Pern a ou ee 
     
     reen ended. Must be so! Peters. ‘Terry Gillis, Boston. -| grief feaiees 
     
     eraiatieen nae crit is being demolished. Anthony. Appanaites, Montreal./Mrs. Helen O’Rouke, Boston. | their brother a special 3 Doucette 1883 239 175 
     
     Me ae Se Clareten Sandee Pesta ae ee ee eee kt Points 1% ‘Total "3804 
     
     WILBER LAMONT lay, Port Elgia. ae ee ee . W.W. | Ander-| corTOWN BILLARD CLUB vs. 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lewis. St. Pe-| York. son, Robbins, Jack Rossi-| 5 soencer 2 1m 21 
     
     169 South Drive, St. Eleanors, ters. Perpetual Mass Cards — Al-|ter, McCarron and Con- 117 
     
     J. MacLaren 12 147 
     
     436-8291 Mrs. Byron Brown and Family,| gonquin Hotel. nie LeClair, as well as the Boat) +; | Soary 6 167 
     
     Phone Char! : Mr. and Mrs. Ted Piccolll. Crews at Borden, and ail whol w Doyle 223 18i 20 
     
     |Mr. and Mrs phe yo called at the Funeral Home. A. Bradley 306 127 
     
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     lars and Mrs Joe R. Macinais, |Mr- and Mrs. Michel Jaye. | Regtanennp pan vit |4- Doscette “oe 
     
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     Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dou-|Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett. Monday and SON ELECTRIC 
     
     ; cette, Borden. Ber sod Mie. Coartes Sustiey, Passed 2 resolution} MACLEAN as 1s os 
     
     Did you know you can purchase a new 1965 | Joseph’ Lewis, St. : Cards and Letters — Mr. that | President) 4 ere 
     
     Yolewwagen for, os ey youll ee ee ae eee ened tan Ant CO sitivities affecting 73) M- Mackeus 126 196 156 
     
     $13.75 pet week? Drop out and see for » / 7 195 
     
     or Call us Today. Telephone 4-6563. Br. and Mrs Peter Piste, e-|, Sai Ga lee poe Ferment aa ie 
     
     Kevin Phelan, Morell. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ready: P —s4 tone ‘ 
     
     Edmund Murtagh, Emerald. Tignish. ‘ ark overthrew Points Total — 
     
     YOUR VOLKSWAGEN lame | Jeanette’ Noonan, Borden. — pom Bd a ’ 
     
     DISTRIBUTOR Mr. and Mré. Ambrose Smith,|Mr. and Mrs. Emmett MacAul-| Democratic Republican party| Le 
     
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