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WILLIAMS FUNERAL — The funeral for Elliot Lyman Wil- liams was held Monday, April 12, from the Murray River Fu- neral Home to the Church of Christ, Murray Harbor, where service was conducted—by Ken- neth T. Norris, Hymns were Un-

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a prison.” He added that it will) ‘| take some time to replace these | ith the kind needed for

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der His Wings and Safe In The Arms of Jesus. Flowerbearers were John Brooks and Nathan Irving. Pallbearers were Wil- liam Baker, Gerald. MacNeill, John MacNeill, Orrin Nicolle, Bert Penny and Gordon Mac- Kay. Interment took place in Beach Point cemetery.

IN HOSPITAL Alex MacLellan, Peters Road,

Memorial Hospital, Montague.

IN MEMORIAL HOSP. Mrs. Heath Stewart of Mon- tague is a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital. =

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HOSPITAL PATIENT Teresa Clarey, Montague, is a er inthe Kings County Ho- tal.

WEAPONS CASE *~ Archibald MacLean, Murray River, charged with having the possession of an offensive wea- pon, had April 20 set as the date for his preliminary hearing

The te was set by Magistrate = B. ‘Johnston, QC, in a

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CUDMORE FUNERAL — The funeral for Mrs. Howard . Cud- more was held Monday, April 12, 1965, from the MacLean Fu- neral Home where service was conducted by Rev. John G.E. Ball. Hymns were Just As I Am and What a Friend We Have In Jesus. Pallbearers were Claude MacMillan, Joseph Carr, George Doucette, Harold Whitlock> George MacKay and James MaclInnis.. Flowerbearers' were Lloyd Brown, Lawson Peters, | John McClure, Walter ee Interment took place in People’s Cemetery.

| P.E.I. GIFT TO COMEDIAN A key chain with a maple SMITH FUNERAL — The fu-| leaf design was presented by neral for Harry Smith was hled| Barry Davis, representing Monday, April 12, 1965, from the|P.E.I., to comedian Bob MacLean Funeral Home to: | star of Timmy's Easter Parade Park~ Royal United Church) | of Stars, as he visited 250 handi- where service was conducted by | | capped boys and girls after the Rev. Henry Tye. Hymns were| taping of the show. The accom- Rock of Ages and The Lord’s|panying card said the gift, My Shepherd. Pallbearers mere | though,gmall, was the only one Murray MacKinnon; Claude!/Mr. Hope would receive that Carroll, Cecil Doiron, Gordon|day that could constantly be Cooper, George Genge and Ja-|carried by him “as a reminder mes H. Coles. Interment was.in| of the ar een of the Is-

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Incinerator Arrival Scheduled For. May {7.

MacLure,. deputy mayor. for the) ed town of Montague, presided over

the town in the absence of May- or B. H. Yeo who is away from the province on business.

councillors Frank Greene, Ma eron Reid, John Hughes, Dr

E. Ings, Athol Robertson, Town Clerk G. Arnold Wightman and Town Policeman Ed Downe.

business part of the meeting re- > “take an ambiva-;ports were made on the town dump with a decision of having the dumping period on Monday, Wednesd moons for the next month with special consideration to be given to merchants who would be un- able to take advantage of these afternoons.

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Charlotte t o'w-n; and Robert} Frank Greene,” Smith, Toronto, of the national council, of the’ YMCA.

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