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‘ $.W. Leard, Charlottetown, receives the Dominion Shield

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City Jr Trade Board

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float, thus becoming organization on the Island do 80.

John Mummery was appoint- |

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parade as a prime tourist af= traction. “Coming as it does:

during Old Home Week i will make this week a bigger at- traction than ever.’ A

“Tl feel it will be greatly -bene- ficial“ to the entire city, if the Junior and Senior» Boards Trade. together with merchants .and other organizations give their: full, sdpport to it.”

The ‘dea ofa i the parade whith was inaugurated last year as part of The Even- ing Patriot Gold Cup and Saucer Race held on the Friday even- in; of Old Home Week before

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1ELD | first "time to Prince Edw fhe province” having ; } ,of _member- ship in the association over | the pas year.

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Mass, in her 52nd year.

Mrs. Demers was the former Anna Mae Hughes, sister of | the late Jerome Hughes, St. Mary's Road, and was a fre-

"| | quent Visitor to the Island,

She is survived by her hus- ‘band, one daughter, Barbara, RN; one son, Ernest, Jr.; two sisters, Mrs. Loretta. Mol'oy and Mrs. Clemmie Lavalle, all of Attleboro, Mass..

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day leave with r. Mrs. Wil Wednesda | for Rimouski where he w spend the greater part of the

| > VISIT KINGSTON, ONT.

Mrs. Hazel McCarron, St. Mary’s Road, and her son Leitn

have returned from a pleasant _ Christmas holiday Kingston, Ont.;

Me- Caron’s eon and ~ daughter-in-

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were the guests of Mrs... ‘law, .Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mc-

Carron. Willard is a teacher at |

MT. A STUDENTS George Beck, Edgar Dewar,

service in the Week of Prayer | choir mdster sang the anthem | Kent MacLean and David Mac-

series, conducted under the aus- pices of the Charlottetown Min- isterial Association, was held in St. Paul's. Anglican Church ~"Jast night. Rev. Roy D.- Bell, ef Moncton, N.B. guest speaker during the week, delivered the sermon in the presence of a cap-

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“what Christ accomplished * in destroying the fear of death”.

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Island Native Dies In Mass. -

|’ Mrs. Mitton Bell, Charlotte-

Mr, MacKifnon, a native of Colville Road, Prince Edward , was in his 95th year. He

TORONTO (CP) — Defence. | man Larry Hillman has been on..waivers by Toronto

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| Lean, Montague, Students at | Mount. Allison University re- | turned to ‘Sackville, N.B., yes- | terday to resume their studies after - spending the holiday re- cess with their parénts,

VISITS HERE Mrs. Howard MacDonald, | Georgetown, recently visited her niece, Mrs. Keir Clark, e. j

HAD GUEST ~ | Mr. and Mrs. Alex. F. Mac- | Kenzie had ds their recent | guest, Homer Nicholson of Mon- cton, ‘N.B. . as

VISITED PARENTS George MacLeod has. return- | ed to his duties im Amherst, Lafter a holiday -spent with- his

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Yeo, ¢ ot at Prince ‘ ales Collége, dealt with the technique of instruction, Sinclair -Cuteliffe with trans portation .of the injured, ~ - Norman MacLeod and. Mrs. Bruce MacLaren conducted sessions ging | splinting, Sister Mary Monica, instructog of nurses at the Char- lottetown Hospital, taught roll- er bandaging, and sessions on taking - temperatures, pulse and respiration. _ : First aid instructor certifi-

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case of the North Rustico Canning Company, charged with 4 | See the Unemployment _In- was withdrawn. | o ee . ” F elety, f ili fi | studying at least two proposi- | Edward Streets in Charlottetown tions that could lead to the es-| would be a good location for a age facilities for frozen produce, | owned, and at one time the gov- | particularly strawberries a nd ernment was considering it at a Agriculture Minister store. MacRae said yesterday that| While the nature of the prop- cold storage plant on Esher) regafding the cold storage facil- Street in Charlottetown did nét| ities is not known, it was learn- have enough space to store ‘last | ef that $300,000 is one of the year’s available supply of ber-| figures mentioned as being the |. “With larger yields of berries . | expected in the corhing season,” Ti d d | age facilities will be needed. ra e Boar | Also needed are more and bet. oR ter facilities for the starage of Gett Fa | butter and cheese.” | ing rm It has been the custom, Mr. I ae: Informatio Esher Street- plant to store ber- . . n. ries ungraded. “‘Orice the crop} _ MONTAGUE — Farmers as many as 30 persons were em-| ing considerable interest . | ployed for about 16 weeks wet | recent request made Mon | Commenting on proposals put forth to the government regard- —- for =. e board is endea’ facilities, Mr. “personally, I feel that. the on) data ment to guarantee a loan for | in ‘ the construction of a plant, then! er ae the bas ness as a private enterprise.” | SITE SUGGESTED and with the site of-the old Horne Ware-| the provincial ‘that it was the opinion of . °° ¢ 2 Collisions | si stoua’be avaiatie That is why i ie formation available at Two motor vehicle ‘sccidents | ind to make sure occurred in the city yesterday. | '

| The provincial- government’ !s| house at the corner of Kent and tablishment of additional stor-| plant. This site is government- blueberries. | location for a new liquor Andrew the present government - owned | isitions before the government ries. cost of a new plant: | said Mr. MacRae, “larger stor: | MacRae pointed out, at th e| was in,” ‘he said, “I believe that| the Montague area are | ing the produce.” | tague Trade to list th ing establishment of new storage MacRae said| compile a list of te uld be for th - | system wo’ or the govern: | it will be have an individual. run the dusi- | | eponse. Mr, MacRae suggested that! shown by farmers, growers | government board that all information o. . Occur In City: | to ine ssid io ‘neve gue a possibilities of tobacco At 145 -a 1959 Volkswagen, | '™@

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| driven by John D. MacLeod, Jr., of Charlottetown. The Volks- | wagen was travelling north on Cumberland Street. and the

Cold Snap Eases; Roads !

vice station operator said he had | as many calis for help in start- | ing vehicles as he has had on any cold winter's. morning.

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|for ihie winter ie uider the di-| all main roads in the province |. {il 4 2 ees | rection of the Montegue . Town | were: reported open. Regular Discounts on Farmers’ Cars Comet and has been painted | Many had difficulty — | rey to provide fs alk | faete tavorie Water pastime | Insurance Since 1872 tate’ itis expected. OFFICES key a @ Chariotictown § @ Summerside fame ebiieg © Montague. @ Alberton.

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