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Alba:-ton and West Prince Countv

ALBERTON -— Thanksgiving services we'~- held in the Pres-j

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Oct. 9. 1962.

North Cape

Is Found Dead In Yard

TIGNISH — The body of Roy Hackett, 37. a North Cape fisherman. was found Sunday morning on the ground beside

WESIERND

BRIEFS

IS PATIENT

Ernest Stapleton, Alberton, is i a patient in the Western Hos-g pital.

_ VISITING PARENTS . ' Mrs. Erskine Haywood. Char- lottetown, is visiting her p a r-l ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bovm- i ess, Alberton.

WEEKEND GUEST l

Miss Verna Scott, Belleisle| Creek, N.B. was a weekend! guest of Mrs. F.J. Carpcnter,l Alberton. ‘

WITH PARENTS j

Walter Millman. J12. student at St. Dunstan's. spent the holl- day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Millman. Alberton.

AT CONFERENCE Miss Evelyn Carpenter. Al- berton. attended the Presbyter- ian Young People‘s Conference in Charlottetown during the weekend. VISITED FRIENDS jMr. and Mrs. Neil A. Mathe- son, Southport. visited friends a and Alberton during the weekend.

SPENT HOLIDAY

Miss Marion MacEwen. Al- berton. spent the holiday week- end with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bill. Charlottetown.

FROM MONCTON Mr. and Mrs. George Ahearn, Moncton, spent Thanksgiving in Alberton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. llﬁchael Ahearn.

IN BOSTON Miss Bernice Gaudette. tele- phone operator at ' ‘ii, is spending her holidays with rela- tives and friends in Boston.

IN TIGNISII ,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bernard and family, Moncton, N.B.. were visiting friends in Tignish over the Thanksgiving weekend.

_ FROM MONTREAL T_Miss Freda Gaudet. Montreal. is spending a holiday at the home of her mother . Mrs. Camile Gaudet. Tignish’.

I IN ALBERTON

‘Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholson and Holly motored from Chair- ltﬁtetown to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and M.rs. Arthur Wil- kie. Alberton.

FOR THANKSGIVING

. 'd's par- ents_ Mr. and Mrs. Austin Han- diiahan, Christopher Cross.

ARSENAULT FUNERAL - The funeral for Mrs. J. Abel Arrsenault was held Saturday morning from the Compton Funeral Home to St. P8‘Ull'3 Church where Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. P. E. 0’Hanley. Deacon was Rev. John Kelly and sub- deacon was Rev. Gerald Steele. Seated in the sanctuary were Msgr. Nazaire Poirier, Rev. Philip Cloutier and Rev. Austin

which

ur grandsons,

. Interment was in Paul's cemetery.

BARNETT FUNERAL — The om Church. Sunday afternoon. The

service was conducted by B own Jardlne assisted by Rev. l{.E.

ay. . Gor- dai Jeff-zry and Fred Peters. Pallbearers were Robert C

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byterian and United Churches lni Alberton on Sunday. ‘

Donald W. MacKay conducted worship in the Presbyterian Church, which was beautiful with autumn ﬂowers. Two duets, “His Yoke Is Easy" and “The Love Of God" were sung by Mr. and Mrs. Neil Matheson.

Rev. David MacDonald con- ducted worship in the United Church. which was decorated‘ with flowers. fruits and vege- tables. reminders ot‘ the bounty of nature for which thanks is gii-:n at this season of the year. i

In keeping with world com-I ewar and an autopsy ordered. munion Sunday. the sacrament. Members of the jury at r e 05 9 L0 ‘5 S“P‘’" “"35 °b': Everett James Broderick, tor_e- 5°1'V9d- i

Fisherman

his truck at the home of Vernon McCarthy at Sea Cow Pond. Cause of death is not immedia- . A coroner’s jury C.M.

man: Edgar Lawrence Gavin, John Roland McGarth. John Leo Dougan. Lloyd Patrick Hogan, Victor Joseph Buote. Francis Hubert Clhossey.

Besides his wife. a native of

five brothers and four sisters; John in Tignish; Alfred. Melvin. Albert Jr. and Carver. North

ape: Mrs. Samuel LaForte (Mary). Mrs Michael Cull (Mah- alat and Mrs. Nicholas Gunto,

ed by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. in Toronto and Sis‘-2r Mary

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20 gusting Charlottetown 45 and 55

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Dawson ‘ "' 43 mu b e t t e r wgather with ¥9"t°°l"'" 55; mostly sunny skies and light to E3“ ‘mt 32 59 moderate winds. Cloudiness will C lm°“ °n ' 32 55 however continue in eastern R: """' ‘ 34 _ 63 coastal regions. Winnipeg 47 68 R°g.i°"al mrecasts: Toronto 52 53 Mainland Nova Scotia. east- awa . 49 62 ern N.B. Counties: Mostly sunny Mcmreal 53 61 with afternoon cloudiness; little Quebec .... 43 61 change in t°mP°"““‘.°= “°’““ Fr d .ct 51 58 west winds 15 becoming north- f 9“ °" """ " east 15 near noon. Low-high at 58111? -101111 ~ - - - - » -- 51 52 Halifax 48 and 60, Yarmouth.

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UNDER MUNICIPALITIES EXTENSION ACT

BY-LAW (As AMENDED)

— TO INCLUDE AN AREA OF THE FORMER SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SPRING PARK WITI-‘IIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN ' ‘

Section 8 of the By-law as amended now reads as iollows:—

8. That the valuation of real property in the area assessed for the year 1957-1958 in the Spring Park School district as improved property shall remain unchanged for the years 1962 to 1967 both inclusive, but the gen- eral tax rate of the City shall be applied to such valuation. All other real estate in the area thereafter and hereafter assessed as improrvd property shall be valued by the scheduled rating system of the City, as shall all real estate in the area after the year 1967.

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