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There were two accidents in | icie while the operator of the | Finlay MacKinnon, ‘Marsh- MacA. chur, She ‘ Charlottetown last might. At ap-| other ear involved in the acci-|tield was fined $25 and costs or ient equipment: She'lon Doug

s a Western and Central Districts _ | proximately -* ae Se wih hr aaa T. Burke, | evn days by Justice of the @Y Harvey. Crapau@ passing .

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Dee. 24, 1965. 3) neay. city, was in collision with | There were no injuries report- Peace, Albert Dinnis,-on a Without signalling and G ordop a car owned. by Winston Chev- {6d and. there was no estimate of charge of failing to turn-in-a i-| William » Wellington, Charlotte

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SUMMERSIDE — The unex-)a strong and active part in civic death of one of Summer- |affairs and served on the Sum-| SURVIVORS

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side's leading businessmen, |merside Town Council for 17| Surviving are his wife, the

Theron Daniel Morrison, occur- |years, retiring undefeated in|/former Emma May Eddy of ~

red at the P.E.I. Hospital, Char- | 1952. Bathurst, N.B,; two sons, David

lottetown Wednesday night. Born in North Woodstock, New|Morrison and D.R. Morrison .

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65th year, entered hospital Tues- | the son of the Jate Mr .and Mrs.|ess, and one daughter, Barbara

day morning. D. R. Morrison. His father, at|/(Mrs. Vance ), all : sine He had. been: in semi-retire- the time, was-a superintendent | Summerside, aiid five. grandchil-

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fay described as “chaotic” Many motorists were caught ed to the tr snarl. sented a Christmas concert in stroyed it. traffic conditions which result- ~ the W.I. Hall: Wednesday even- |first extension. to Summer

od from o sudden sow storm | : e ms _ included Christ Pope moan t mo one expected. Up to | Off ee eee i iN five inches of snow fell, pro- Post ice or ty i

vid fi recitations, Mr. Morrison was @ past presi- ducing traffic jams so severe mail quickd tees ot a Catches Up 5 Dec. 10 ae Wed-| 25 story. ‘ and was one of the men instru-

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Christmas rush |™25 music, drills, oe: : and a presentation of the Christ- |dent of the Summerside club : g - When you are in Halifax them. Snow began to disappear 636,000. Preparation was under direc- |mental in ; having the present the Sin” ahtntortable . a8 temperatures climbed _and : +e letters ion of the m teacher, Mrs. club building constructed. He mod ri ; The Charlottetown Post of. | fd through ncelling M&¢- | Ferman Dymest; esnisted by was one of the original directors we

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WE STE Christmas rush and 1 RN ployees now have ae one of Incoming cards sorted out dur-| Rey. Ernest Linton was chair- banan Masonic Lodge No. 3, ~ FUNERALS mail by the tail. — ing the same period for Island | man for the evening. Summerside and a with

distribution numbered 702,000 —————_——— Postmaster William Griffith it- was reported ~

yesterday guaranteed that all! MILLER FUNERAL — The mail posted by midnight lest) Approximately 9,400 was funeral for Mrs. Charles Miller | night for delivery in the Char-|Paid out for extra help during was held Thursday, Dec. 23,/ jolttetown area will be on the |the Christmas season. Sovie Yan sored a i eee pang eM expreseed thanks i Extra help now includes 52/for the co-operation of the pub- ; : church and “grave by Rev. 20 Oe vst as expected to |lic im helping ease the burden of To enable our staff to have Bryer R. Jones, assisted by Kev. ©™P expec postal employees by . mailing e

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Funeral Home to the United William Stewart, a senior | berton lady’ was about to en- f - :

Baptist Church, Summerside, | citizen Pimsdale ; home one evening last

Thursday afternoon, where ser- — s ees bred week her attention was drawn Dec. 27 at 11.30 A.M. .vice was conducted by Rev. R.P.| when he fell eartier this week. oe - :

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Furgey and Frank Jenkins. | Ont., will spend the Christmas -

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thews officiating. bart ene the nae cas tee 4° 4 aa —————— === parents, Mr. Her tree can he seen all | - Joe Buote,- Tignish. <ei eiing DEATHS Never hive "hace toatl. ee » STEWART. — At Kings County | ‘ Mr. and Mrs, Edward Gavin atia tes = sone — ®e | Memorial Hospital on Wednes- | returned to their home in Tig-/ this year. Almost ‘every win- ec 3° ° 0cmme tee eect Oe) day, Dec. 22, 1965, Dougald M. | nish after a pleasant two weeks’| Gow ie aglow and tahy—-and Stewart of Wood Islands in his | holiday spent with relatives and| varied are the other arrange- _ $2nd_year. Remains resting at | friends in Toronto. They were! ments. = “a : the Gillis Funeral Home. Fu- | accompanied home by their son,/ tne music of this joyous neral today (Friday) from the | Donald,.-who will epend Christ- season has been pealing out Wood Islands Presbyterian | mas with his parents. from Mayor Roy Leard’s store friends Church with service commencing | : for all to hear and in at least on et 3:15. Interment in Wood Is- SANTA VISITS one of the larger stores and at came -peece ond joy of | oe at Gkinners Pond ch Suny ee ee py Se a rece | ad, sar, ees Sed Se pen Me than’ I lospital on Wed- . A special word of iad Bs gesday, Dec. 22, 1965, Theron | appreciation is accorded the sdgacdh abtivtty “stoaebokes e be 5 Daniel Morrison, 70 Spring en, nou Santa take! silent witness to the real ’ busy echedule of ’ c * Street, Summerside, in his 65th | to visit the school On Christians tts thee wilt / ; ; year. Resting at the~ Compton Tos be carol singing at'the Sac- F ‘ ‘ Funeral Home until this morn-| ONTO VISITOR | red Heart Church at 11.30 p.m. wes ing, then to the Presbyterian n Kinch, Toronto, will | and at midnight the High 5 4 Church for visiting hours from | 5Pend Christmas at the home Mase will, for the first time, of tee 9-11 a.m. Funeral service at 2| MS aunt, Mrs, C.F, Morrissey,| be celebrated in the English ag a Sip, Suneuacuaah. Ponse erst a : ry, . ase t Christmas Eve service in St. . Owers. Donations to the Pri MINISTER HOME , ican Church County Hoepteal Extension Fund | Rev. Leigh Gitfs, seminarian | e'ts “wit “he “conducted by REDDIN: BROS. DRUGS Will be gratefully received. at Halifax, NS. will spend | Rey, Ernest Linton. : - . | Christmas with his mother, Mrs. . |182 Richmond St. gies MacKENZIE — At the Prince | Sertus Gillis, St. Felix, - Edward Island Hospital Tues- day, Dec. 21, 1965, Mrs. David| ‘Mrs. send ance. Souris MacKenaie, Gr., of Eldon. Rest-| Wtio was visiting her mother. ing at the MacLean Funerail| Mre. Austin Handrahan, Tig Home until noon today, then to| nish, was admitted to Western . the Belfast Presbyterian Church | Hospital, Aiberton, with a severe - d for private funeral service at| case of flu. She is expected to ‘ 3 p.m. Interment in the church |‘be released in time to spend é & cemetery. Flowers gratefully | Christmas with her family in >] Moore & Mcleod Ltd 3 : ; ® GBye Snow 3 a OPEN | | NO SLIPPING ON ICE! TODAY, FRIDAY UNTIL | ow ow cere. | ; ) t's Christmastime. The land is cloaked inwhite ‘ ‘The flip of a handle switches the : d re ~ = "i meee é 4 “os serenity . .. hearths are aglow with golden embers of warmth 4 oe Ie ter ae e and fomeliness .... peace and happiness fill the air. With our deepest Ne eT ® e ° appreciation’ fer all the blessing bestowed upon us, we reach COME IN and SEE IT - : and neighbors to share with us the jays of this Holy Season, . i ee “ pew Kiends i : to ad meres OM. THE ISLAND IT's | MANAGEMENT. AND STAFF , |= l : EASTERN SALES and. SERVICE - AIRWAYS 86 Orlebar Street 3 Charlottetown ile ' aimeias an eens iI ; | = SATE 3° TERE REET ; === SSSssSsS= SS = a ; ; - —