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| f OTICES NOTICES cas IN MEMORI VITAL STATISTICS jem. esas mother Mrs. MacLaren whe NOTICE “ee es S| Miscouche Home and School Association BIRTHS | IN MEMORIAM Sie acaciaecee’ te bap Gonabiee Are Sponsoring a r|CAMERON — Mr. and Mra. Jamte MEL — In Jorg memory of my Kalle ent BAe FIDDLING and STEP DANCING —_|ginr"™s sitanst'tme ‘ns? or igang Roemter Sn Oh | SOF Ah nr CONTEST cinerea Scat ee erate and fa ot on MecLEAN — Gina Gall te happy to on (SAUNDERS — te loving memory of 8. heart Dec. | Ith at 8:30 P.M. peer ae, ital a eaves [Ssantere we passat away Nev. 20h Zhe ier wes ie at Any contestants wishing to compete are asked to the Chartotiotown | Rospital ow Novem | As angela ‘kewp their watch up there, a. =. reply or phone on or before Dec. 7. Mrs. Lioyd MacLean. | Please Ged just let him know, by and family. pai Gallant, Phone 7209. or PingAU — own te Mr det tave.| we loved. ant, me iy Aseaghl CLOW — in loving memory Ray’ Lamoureux, Phone fo aoe: Uencre ee |e enn no eee ge oe em SF tha oo nt MOMNNE PSERE ucmoLson — im toving memory ot | S25%Q, ‘te che’ Gramaanaey BENEFIT BINGO _. ADOPTION a nae et ee — scat < we os on paces | RS, eae mee Ae . MacLean. Belvedere Avenue take plea- ancy In Aid Of Bill Allen Fund =isscesacc: Sr cca 4 Eee en | ANGAGEMENTS [Crone (Saeco ome Cash Prizes, and Door Prizes snsnas — ruoweroon — sr Sti anon," Smt | Be ana nr a ee ete | Reg nia te ane me ES Eh e * * son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Thompson, Ana’ cur hearts cannot tell what t Ear Sr SS ene tee. 5 wi Miscouche Regional High aca es Slee tae ee yt | ge alters cw . . a . School Auditorium McGUAID — STMOUT — Mr and hry. | Thay iy lime ie a healer CARD OF T ; end termerty of PEI. saneunce the Bet time oo for bee cnly proved eS wes “ue sienee At 8.00 P.M. Tues. Nov. 30 sae*Semien Charst' te Peul'C. Siest, |Lovingiy remembered nd cnaiy saisced |i? PE. Mespital tor their son of Mr. ang Mrs, Murrey Grout @ |by wile, daugbier Aletha, son Alfred. oa ee eed Sones Deve. fee, tae | Admission $1 00 NOTICE eee nts visits, cards and treats, all of whien 1 |————————-—— S NOTICES oO ET teen panes OBITUARY, THE SECRET IS OUT Auction of Cakes After Bingo DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS ean, sarees ond ciall'el'tar PET,| Inserted ty the { f A sharp-eyed reporter saw Changer, as it sat on the up- front. Hhe ear was due tor oft Provi f Pri Ed Sesotel whe were go kind to me while eee D. pe the hitherto secret Chrysler per teir of a tri-level auto car- ficial release in early Decem- AU CTI ON S ALE OF ovince o nce ward Island Bar ws cM ae Carrie, wuaneal services sauere bel a | Dassenger_ car, the Dodge rier on the Windsor water- ber. (CP Wirephoto) G Hamilton, sits of Gaturday, ‘ . — * money, flowers, “ TENDER ee en cor ne Cive Men A FURNITURE eee ree, ne, ele’ a, amet, set. AVS en Are rmonored; SEALED TENDERS will be received up to 12 | Gicident, Te su 1 sar a very sincere itieid in 1912 he was the son of . , ke 7 ar late . . At 76 Upper Queen St., Charlottetown o'clock noon, Wednesday, December 1, 1965, for Pat Citn tases | EN ee ctae tar toner) Ho * : the purchase of a WAREHOUSE, situated on | Announcements Ela Trainor of South Mel. oin ri a oO ame Sn Saturday Docersbes 4; (968 C.N.R. property, South of E.D. Reid Produce Ltd. § ville predecensed him in 1040 : : Lower Prince Street. CITY & QUEENS |ton, Francis of Emerald : , TORONTO (CP) — F ed 1 ‘ at | e'clock Further i ‘ : : Sa Ag gt Radio Auctios | He is survived by, his widow, | were honored ci Gasy ‘ca lnien cc a en to Os Be ‘ : urther information required may be ‘obtained early, bid often. ithe former the for M M : . dd osies argaret MacDon- | dinner Friday night for their| He played high school foot-|served on the Beaches execu- from the office of the undersigned, Old West Kent |g “Psmrive Kane Stove Dance Aan ald of Travellers Rest, three | contributions to Canadian foot-| ball in Toronto, was with Tor-|tive until 1951 and the com ESTATE OF JOSEPH FRANCIS School building, Kent Street, Charlottetown, Princ® | att. Musie ty ea’ maithews..-- 20m James. Alan and Misete | ball. onto Argonaut Juniors in 1927 |hined Argonaut-Beaches execu: Edward Island CARD PARTIES and three daughters, Maureen, | They are Don {McPherson of | and gained all-Canadian men-'tive until 1955. Consisting of: Television set, vacuum cleaner, vn : Be once Covehead eer creeks aie epee oun | oe ils bitee es | floor polisher, washer and dryer, electric sewing | Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. |"ament starting on o_o [en wees oa © | George McMahon of Calgaty eee eet tae s ealiee tall Pot J. Philip Matheson, [SMD dy castes Carta, of ‘Halifar, and ‘ive eo att e an ers es, us an room ture, ° : ¥ | Or Gates Streat. as, | Bra . Guest speaker at the $10-a-| ture, frigidaire, kitchen furniture, dishes and uten- Minister of Public Works | comrpresnion cewrar coor by Rov Basil Croken who ateo | Sas, cman San Indian te asad numerous ether atin, Charitietom SEE Beye eS emcees Saas Boston In Lea ss - . : , Als a i | pe Rev. a A. Francis. J. ae oe bata Pama WEINGETON LEGION, New mare tary pve fer. Harold Croken. Cup. games, ¢ the ttn 180 Execu clioneer ’ Recet Band. Members. aan rane vn \H-ug hes, Crawford Sinclair. | Toronto NEW__YORK _AP)--Boston’s; the 13th round and Singer on the come. Ladies please’ ira’ hence,” \Gooege Croken, Allison Mayne, | con te feo etcr Wingineg |last - place American. Football | 19th ™

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For Your Listening Pleasure. Overnight and permanent dian Scottish Regiment in 1928- , REAL ESTATE LTD. |. guests. LID personal _ attention 112. Kant St. 2-1221- Son nse wan mitt tan. poision 1 ctenm outlets: and le part-owner sists. Tn the playofle, Keel eee MILLER BROS. LTD. |. d Bai Reasonable Rates so WEST END eannneccaqnenceeeene 4 coumbia Regiment in 192-43. of Arundel Golf Club 70 miles te and 12 ciate ta ae with cae tse ee ae | RSet Cnt Ores | Ke wt oe Oe He was educated at public orth of Montreal. | 1 |post-season games. Srsigtion, Gare ‘ Are Made 4.6426 _ when you bring in your doctor's NURSERIES The Island schools in British Columbia, at-| | Moore, who played with Mont. eee DEALING EXCLUSIVELY | Phone 4- optical prescription (regular or : e isian tended high school. Gonzaga | real Canadiens for the better| Last season he appeared 22 Richmond Street University and Whitworth Col-| Patt of 12 seasons, retired be- | sometimes only briefly, in 8

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“Near Travel Bureau” Co. LTD. @ ke t PO place broken lenses PLAYED FOR QUEEN’S | hockey in 4 Maple Leaf uniform f tit ELECTRIC WER Charlottetown, P.E.I. Plumbing & Heating | @ We straighten a adjust | RECORDS wishes you all Fitton was ors in Lanea- ye 196485 season but had | prempliied by i aa es at no e. } jcultv ettin: u =A ‘ ss People carry fire insurance | Phone 2-1611 NEW ADDRESS glass raate : FOR A M Ch cas : shire, England, in. 1910 and was This fall, . ” as decided | penalties. y erry risTmas raised in Hamilton where he s "Tg t the old pi and hope they'll never need it. 204 Kent St. 4-4247 P.O. Box 472 or 117 Kent St. CHRISTMAS ; : plaved for Delta Collegiate, | @#ainst returning to Toronto for T still get the old pins, and How much would YOUR loss | : 1 | Ch’town Phone 2-1673 Chinese & American | 1027 Canadian n * | another try. | needles to get out there and J TANK SERVICE| igh school foot Z be if we should have a major SEPTIC CE ; ; Food iplay.” Moore said. "I think power failure some cold stormy | | FURNITURE Children’s ........... 39¢ 00 ball champions. He_ also olaved ‘NO eee every athlete does. But the week i inter? | ; . | - 162 St. Ch’town football for Queen's a Me-| ‘When I got a letter to Te time when ‘ To ‘oanre againat this lose in- SEPTIC TANK AND 1s d' FE : [RESTAURANTS Popular Hits ...... 98¢e ral 4-5228 Master universities in the 1930s.| port this year from the Leafs. ome <a a ‘an think 4 stall the proper FIELD TILE INSTALLATION a al s Mee ‘% Long Play from 99¢ : He reorganized the CRU ju-|I had to weigh the advantages Shout the future ae @ cha 4 | } f : a OOOO OOO ELLIE EL nior committee and served as of playing another season or lies ith O Electric @ TRENCHING - ian H ete Sais ESQUIRE COFFEE SHOP) Victor —. 4 Speed Charlottet its secretary - registrar from staying in Montreal and epetat lene sce wag eau? my busi- nan @ BACK HOEING ce St. Gini te Mi a Record Plavers ariorretown 1945 until his death in 1958. He ing my business,” Moore said Wines road trips to take sone st am | SEPT RANE CLEANED | Porte Sota | En, “Sh AH Only 2698 °F. Billrd Club § ciniy met SMH a “Ra ne and MP Tae ea. “walk a block an@ Save” Fresh clams and scallops also | TOOM Wishes you a Merry \aHe was a flying ‘officer and the T ronto management of wife Joan, their two sons, | @ FREE_ESTIMATES eee ee : ; . hysicak education instructor in treated me fine and I had no Richard. 8. and John, 5, and in- ATT & MacRAE Lid. FOY’S SEPTIC TANK READ THE ae 174 Queen St. | MUSIC STORE Christmas and & pros- the Roval Canadian hie -Teee complaints but 1 didn't |fant daughter. - Seg: S’side Auto Electric SERVICE CLASSIFIED ADS Open S am. to 6:9 p.m. | perous 1966. during the Second World War. know how long my knees would ee ‘ae ee ae i wereeeereceemerneqee A and afterwards taught math.! last.” | ey. e no Ch'town 44537 S’side 6-2161 ee = DAILY | TAILOR Gifts with M + 1 giematics and physical.education. Moore said his original re-| Working out with the Cana- To vl its wi CANING: Gi He was appointed vice - prin- | tirement in 1963 was prompted |diens old-timers in preparation : BULBS THE Joseph Rush, Tailor 0 piace your ad in the Bibles, Prayer Books | cipal at Forest Hill Junior High | not only by his dinky knees but for games against old-time De- READ . MARKET PLACE P . Christmas gift guide Greeting Cards. School in Toronto just before he by the knowledge that he had/|troit Red Wings early in the g ’ . Plants for planters 163 Queen St. ‘ ; ‘ ‘ died been designated as “trade bait’ year. “a mums, ete. FOR YOUR - telephone: a Canadian Bible Society Reid, a member of the Grey by Canadiens. | "IL guess eventually Id Ferns and potted . : We specialize in alterations i rot ‘THE CLASSIFIEDS | other piants.in season. “UNWANTED > ww? ae ers ttons. —_— = Book Store @ Cup-_dinner committee-for sev-| ‘I _would—have_returned—to to coach,” said—Moore.—"but SIDMOUNT GARDENS All work guaranteed. | 4-8506 Opposite Eatons eral years, operated Toronto Canadiens then, because all my right now it would- have to be DAILY uegit Aves Ext crim | __ ARTICLES DIAL 46704 Bay Bee Vat Oma caren hee en, ih |e ort ond ar tree : ~ : A and ‘their organization since | was! me"

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