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     from Mayor A. ‘Walthen Gau- 
     
    

    
     det’ and “Mrs. Gaudet at: the 
     
     traditional New Year's Day 
     
     reception at City Hall yester- 
     
    
   
   
    
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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- 
     
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     requesting a drama advisor ior 
     
     the province, ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     SHERWOOD GROUP 
     
     Chief Commissioner John. F. 
     
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     - wood, and ‘thé other. commission-| 
     
    
   
   
    
     : ers attended the “receptions -yes- 
     
     terday at -Government House, 
     
     City Hall- and brought greetings 
     
     to the -Lieufenant-Governor; the 
     
     Premier and the Mayor on, be- 
     
     half of Sherwood citizens. ~~ ~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     CLARK FUNERAL — The 
     
    
   
   
    
     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- 
     
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     - conducted by Brigadier Hicks. 
     
    

    
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     “George Latter, Albert Garrett 
     
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     |nual levee of Premier ‘Walter 
     
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     ture, played last night at Char- 
     
     MacAdar, Mrs. W. A. Ready, 
     
     Mrs. Frank..Walker, Mrs. W. 
     
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     In Historic Chamber | 
     
    
   
   
    
     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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     being traditional ee 
     
     Cotsen tree as revolving | Only five minor cases com- 
     
     base With * brightly decorated nen the docket which  ¢ 0 n- 
     
     silver trees: on each side, The | fronted Magistrate A. °. J-a mes 
     
     decorations were the handiwork | Haslam in city police court Sat- 
     
     of the City Hall staff. 4 urday,. the final session of 1961, 
     
     Serving the guests for ‘the | On a charge of vagrancy, 
     
     first part of the recention were ymond MacDonald, of ‘no 
     
     Mrs. K.M. Martin, Mjs. HLH. fixed address was_remandéd in 
     
     Jewell, Mrs A.M. Gillis, Mrs, [(C®tody until Jan‘~3. In another 
     
     EF. Seller. Mré. RG. Lea, | C28. @ charge of being drunk 
     
     Mrs. AL. Wright ‘enh Mick N, | amd disorderly was withdrawn 
     
     Miss-Mary McQuaid Mrs. Mary quest of the cofnplainant. 
     
     | Gordon, Mrs. D.1 Sinclair, Mrs, | Of three pefsomsythal with, 
     
     | EC. Baker, Mrs. R.W. Mills |¢Tunk and incapable, twa: . werd | 
     
     and Mrs. E.M Siedites each sentenced to 20 days’> Yn | 
     
     , ; the second half of the | uce™s County -jail, while #% e 
     
     During , second third was -remanded- without 
     
     re those oe zE bail until Jan. 2,0 <3 
     
     Hyndman, Mrs,.W.J. ‘Cox;-Mrs EASTERN ‘SALT 
     
     A.J. Gormley, “Mrs~J:J-Butier;-|—-Indonesia's galt. industry _pro- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     which 250,000 tons were for do- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . |mestic consumption. 
     
    
   
   
    
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