JAN.UAl1Y 2. 1953 THE WESTER

N GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

I ' llunnier street.

Snrnineraide. Phony 3031. News, Subscription. Advertising Representatives

GEORGE CLOW and KIEOBGE WOTTON

llouae Phones The Guardian may b

: 3032 and 8038. e bought atany of the

following stores In Sunnneralde: .

Bell Bookstore. lurnnier Street: 0- Kelly's News-stand, Walter Street; Alyre noueetws Grocery.

Water street; Yfnee'e

8. lo. Waite

r . WEST PRINCE OFFICE Alberton: Frajlk Weeks. Representative. Phone: 68-! Office and 68-3 House.

Second. Street; Grocery, no Russell Street; Enlnnna Self- Serviee Drug. tore.

ourllea Drugstore, 21 Central Street: Mark Gabriel, 6'! Granville street: Island Motor Transport.

In Kenaington.

Two Injured- In Accident

Mr. Allie W. Oatway and Everett J. Keough, both of Borden were taken to the Western Hospital at Alberton early yesterday morning after the car in which they were driving went out of control on a curve at West Devon, went through a number of guard posts and into the ditch for a considerable dis-

-J. B. TAYLOR, Optometrist o Charlottetown will be in Alberton office this Saturday. January 3rd.

-HOCKEY Bedeque Rink. first game, South Shore League, Fri!- day, January 2nd, Freetown Roy- als. Albany St. Pats. game to start 8.00 o'clock. Admission 25

-NORTH TRYON Presbyterian Church. Service Jan. 4. 7.30 p.m. Church, School 2 pm. Miss Mary A. MacKenzie, deaconese.

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-BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. - Services Sunday, Jan- uary 4th, 1963. Bedeque 11 A. M. Albany 3 P. M. Borden 7.30 P. M.

times before coming to a stop.

Keough, who was driver of the car, was" released from hospital during the transferred to the Prince County Hospital at Bummerside reported suffering from a fractur- ed shoulder and colla.r'bone and facial cuts and bruises. The auto- mobile. is 195). Mercury. was badly damaged.

Jubilee W.l. Marks

day. Oatway was

and is

THE GUARDIAN. Cl:IAKL()'lVrETUWN . ' "9" '93” 33'" 11953 Welcomed

New Years

The following statement express- ing New Year's greetings to the people of the community has been received from Group Captain A G. Kenyon, C.D.. commanding officer of R.O.A.F. Station, Summerside:

To obtain some perspective in looking forward into 1953 a b"l8l review 'of the past will be useful and in this case a look at some of the more distant past might be of interest, -

R. C. Ail”. station,- Summerslde, became active more than ten years

ago as a wartime flying tranrng school, one of the many aircrew schools opened about that time as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.

Because the station is located next a large body of water it has

Greetings

From Group Capt. Kenyon

importance is attached to meeting Nato targets; to a more effective Far Eastern policy; and to securl lty at home. Peace time has proved that the war time facilities were in some cases inadequate and in oth- ers required renewal. ,

Construction has been on a per- manent basis and we have some very fine buildings on the station now. In a recent item in the press these buildings were mentioned.

In the matter of things new we are certainly not alone.

The fact that work has started on the quay and a drive for funds for an even bigger and better hos-

well for the future of summerslde. In the past year the completion of

pital as well as a new rink augurs

the Post Office building and the

At Western Hospital

Gallant. born at

Mary Theresa 1 p. in. yesterday afternoon was the first and only baby born at the Western Hospital. Alberton. on the first day of the new year. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- mund J. Gallant of the village of Tignlsh. The baby weighed seven pounds and five and one half ounces and is the lucky winner of a host of gifts donated by Summ- erside business firms. Both the mother and the new baby are do- ing well. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant have six other children.

first Baby Al S'side Hospital

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In Various Ways Al Summerside

eve.

- Ks The New Year 1953 at Summer- side was welcomed in by hundreds of people who asembled at public and private parties on New Year's

New Years morning dawned clear

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. and their names have been taken from the payroll and any equip. ment in their posssalon is to be returned." ,

one of the main reasons for tho move is that the Department is overstsffed and has been since the end of the war. Men who re-? turned home from active servieq were put back on the roll and thus: the complement of the department. has been higher than the required; 38 members. 4!

Professlonal' llarlls

. and sunny and the,day, with its

moderating temperature, provided i ideal weather. permitting a maxi-

mum of travel and visitation. It

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also provided a few hundred skat- ;i;;E;e:;:Eiu: hGthclr first .

65 8 ay In rou Ca - ?ils?.f..?.2l."”2l.”..?.'.3ll;...”"E; 0”" "M " ”"' ”"'”"" R.C.A:'l3'. Station. Summerside, Om" Eran” - I h I lug. at homet at the Officers ma by .pPMmmmg

and 35. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B. A.. Mln- an ideal location for a general re- Queen Elizabeth Park are land- An eight pound baby girl born '1'hI0uKh0ut the aiterrwon Chief xenon: 3:51 liter. connaisance school and its furic- marks of achievement. The park is at 4:10 p. m. yeslefdhy aliaemooh Justice "m1 M” TlA- 09-mPb3ll REGENT THEATRE BLDG. -CENTRAL BEDEQUE United -w-- tion was changed to this role wlth- particularly pleasing both because to LAC. and Mrs. Percy Griffin. with their W0 80113 and daughter. Summer St. summerai Baptist, New Year Service. Sunday. -NEW LONDON PARISH - g in a reasonable short space of time, of facilities provided and their at- 4'78 slemon Park, R.C.A.1". Sta- and M3Y0r and Mrs. Henry W. 1! AM. Wednesday. week of Prayer Church of England. The Rev. R. W At the end of the war it was cios- tractive arrangement. tion. summerside, was the first Wedge with their son and daugh- ln Baptist Church. Rev. W. B. Coupland. B. A.. Rector. 2nd sun- ...,l happy mm look place ,g- ed down in common with many While the two communities are and only baby born at the Prince M. received many friends at their 3 F m"l'fER R 0 Cl”0W8- Sneaker. 7.45 P. M. Rev. C. day after Christmas. January 4th. Gently when the member, of Ju, other wartime stations, and a Iew a!most- one, it seems appropriate County Hospital on the first day N33DeCtlV8 homes. ' ' ' ' 5' 3””'"r Mlnl-W3" 1953- Ke"51”'1l0” 19 5- Mo Church bllcc. gathered to celebrate the years later re-activated, though not at this time of year that we at the of 1953. It was also the occasion for many Summeraide, r. in. 1. 5Ch00l- 11 A- M. Th0 H0ly Com- 25", amlversaw of men. msmute an a, very large scale until the airport should congratulate I-lls she hereby becomes the iorlun- Summerslda ii"-lzen-9 V0 V15” Bmohlt -VISITOR HONOURED-A very mum0"- New L””d9”- 230 P- M- at "Highland view pal-mu North ”cold war" got quite warm. since worship Mayor Wedge and the peo- ate recipient of a host of lovely fflendd and relatives, or to walk in Cmnpla” W3"! A3335" enjoyable evening was spent at EVE"-50h& Bllrllhsloni 730 P- M T,-yon. to partake 0; 3 dellclou, then the station has operated at a ple of the town of Summerside in gifts donated each year by the ch” warm ”m5m”e- 61”” aw” the home of Mr. Al. Gr nan, EV9n30"8- chlgken dlhher served by Mrs Fred reasonable, constant level. their past achievements and wish summerside merchants to the The New Yvrk celebrations began FHONE an Whe" 3 5umPW0"5 80059 upper - , y Mitchell, l At the time of writing there. im- them well with those to come. We first baby born at the Prince 934'lY Wednesday eV6Yllh8- 0 ;V?5n:s”ll;lke" M 173') 3 ”lf:Dmbe1' it” th'e'vl&::g fggls Eh: ilgg; at The table W35 lllcely decorated fortunately, seems to be little pros- would also like to wish each of sou County Hospital. I cm addmml '0 the numerals lJl”lV- SMALLMANS BUILDING ” w l3 c,"'me ” mm" o . 9' C and centered with the li hted birth- pect of the cold war cooling off. The a happy and prosperous new year. LAC. and Mrs. Griffin. who 3 9 house parties. large numbers at- OPTOMETRIST M" Gnemms slsmn Mr5- Jo Mt gctuiie st”? ahbouc me anclem any cake whlch wag gflqnqted bl news indicates that considerable -. have tom. other chlldren we" tended New Year's eve festivitim McKenna. After a. brief visit, Mrs. 889 3 3h t 0 Royal Crowns t o - ' . I Mm S'l,e.wa,-ll at the various messes at the R C - W Mcxemm Mt on return to her which Wm Mme so pmmmemly one of the charter members. ' . former residents 0 . AF. t H th C . hgmg lh Medlch-le Hal, Alla” on in th; goronation. Starting Jan. Rjgfgnglranaegegii Igithiggefgix S and :-afxlvhlggearvivdis ll1(Ldr1ss.s Sgevlgg Home? gingnghe gmpgigdlgrlingeslon DR. II: An l uary r . . . Y t mcemb" 1"” w. P. Cameron, the first secret- . h of 'I'racadie. d d ht G 8uGl;01;lCeiSlm:; dhffeipirgxifggl hirom DENTIST g . we-r . eavy Al;:)Km;'sRIliqE?T1CoV1t?N- i'3.Q.Ll3;f3KE rlcx':Ts?ol:EScc Alliilftggrllyas-br:lgn 3r'.?;nlzl?l.T”m335nET1”Well” Llg ts 0" Tower - .e33?lLo”?3”e& mcloin;urllcel:'- im- Fmgf 0; Wad” "mfd ""9 Sllzhtly ””"'” xs3"V' . . .. ic , v . Churches, New Year's Day. Ser- intro some ttlirtne lflvednesdtag night gtglctimbig g-1cl!1arll3!;27Villkaegel Lescllolool A recent chggge-hgemuk in me cm.n-xsnllicere issylrjrilloathy ttrordndthtls 3&2; Grant is the attending plus pg'nedPag:th;3mI:;3lc tvevrgtscgrtzrevixan emu-"mm Buudmt l ,5 d ,.l Qth. lllb an 511111311 Y0 C835 Cl C - - 3 55 . lmy Eris exene O ' V - H” "n ." ”"""y W .e olher 00.3,. calm, 3, well 5, max Evelyn Windsor being Supervisor. Canadian Legion Home at Sum- Mm Roy l.- l,l,,cLea,,, Ch,,,.lmle skidded W W made into dltchee SUMTMEBSIDI u mnowar Kensmgmn H Al ML l lgl R b The minutes and 011 can f the merslde ended a search by radio lowh ll ch de th fh l5 0 Dmmg the afbernmn We Kln5' 'al"l: lZg3'dPh p”:'.I.T.1.'.Zeq.3l'il 33...l;.33.' lclgl-I agnllgr arvi'.3'”i3..Tl'3o1l'ym ftbtrclxllg first meeting wereralso read) station CJRW for someone with Mrs ' lDpr0)n scgtt B 0 er 3 ten men mrink Drovlcled a fine sheet or Dial 2366 c o - ' ., t . , - i ' ' ice at was en oyed by a capacity (he 59,-vlcugrhe Revvd. D. Alcamp- a door at the rear of the buildings. The lust president. Mrs. S. M. Couiage elloul.h -to climb 210 feet Crowd of skaters nom an ts 1 h ll 1 3 l M d y . Th . Corbetljs store and ollvel-'5 ggrvl-9 MacKay, read her first report and 10 the COP ill the" ll'3I1SmlW3Fl0lV' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Colwell and 3 par ” irlgheliivvlzemat lcgiiirggton ewlellerlle station were also entered in recehi re-viewed the work of the Institute fl? ltigllil Sh Cgiofglell is Telllslce the family sglentd Christmas day with El?eX:tr;1:g:;d:v'er:n:n hgllgigsttoaslelxatfllli nR' J' R' . . days with some me h dis. ti through the quarter century. she ls 0 a een lime 0u- Mr. Woo an Colwill. and Mr.. and . led by the Young Adult Grout? ln both breaks. Tl: irllberrzog ode: was pleasantly surprlsed when Mrs. These lights are a ll'alil'llllg to Mrs. Claud Colwill. 0 S :1l;lgrtE&L;l'elg pl;i:::1e Kgglgrlik located VETERINARJAN ..pu RM, AT 11 N.. - tachment of the R. C. M. P. ;- J. L. MacLeod expressed the ap- Hlllcliall lhhl mlglli Clash N0 lhe g " Z5 3'- NE T Y0 F” Cill'l"lll out a i v ti al 3 8 reciation of the members to her l0W9T- Mid ll WIS most urgent Ml-, woodland colwlll has l-slum- gD11Ilh8 the afternoon a man and Dial 2520 neral services for Mrs. Carrie 11' iv g 11 xi es g ton. :1!” 1 d Mr Ensr t they be mplacm ed home arm spendi m t ggg”, ms dog were observed cmssmg the -j.?s....... t, , , v h ' - . .' ng e pas . ' l f',:llf'l:,c:'5',fl 1319-igonrrrs gggenqlggg . . ' Eight: zizenigd he, :.im 3 Efgu. No one could be found who was month with his son and daughter- A meetmg of the relic barb” ice to H0l"””l5 1513315, and W&t8l Street East l zbth, conducted by Rev. Charles mu) gm, willing to tackle the job despite in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Col- Hmkey Leaguei vlgls ofiearly rink returning Someilme listen summehside Brltton. Mr. W. Jones sang The A delightful halt lieu" was -spent an attractive offer to anyone com- will. Clinton. Ont. WY anmmn ” 9 h l ,, This may have been the hm . 1,0,-cl-, Prgyeg - accompanied by 1,, ginoiygg l... r-.? - ' . pletlng the job. Qt; Jgrcblzuligghftworfl Bilgenrlzngno time this winter that sufficient ice ' t r- e es .

have returned home after spending Association. Capt. Burke. and Fit. song. llWh1te Cm.mm85..' by Grigggs sister and bmmepm-law o.HanOmn' Joyce Callaghan. 2 IN” understood mat the Depart. R. E. & some time in Dartmouth me Lt. Gordon Raynor of the Air Cadet Robe” Ellls, "..A, ll, ml Mrs Rea 1, mm, Bml; Edith Arthur, rim-choc Ar-sehaull.i,,,e,,l would be reduced ln mm 8'"95l'5 0' M3 3”! M"' Anhur 15' uhdrfm. it tion: "A Sure " ht . - ' i ' vi i ' g ' ' Noreen Gillis' 3. Noreen Aylward. ' ' 1 Fire - Auto - Casualty sq REC B WHY : 3 Mi. Jonn Morltgoniely. son of l-llll” - , company. in checking the pay , 3”” Du” t” We ii” .::i.t.':: Russ. Ni .. Bf W W WW" M””:v'.0l"- ..G:.”.”.:- 22:22 to . , "Wm "B F0"? 39 5" Y - 98 "81 " 9. 18 , 9 0” ery. Lower Bedeque. was the ee- M. ml or , c l l M l, , HM 9 E A . - off the payroll those who were not ' . l n . h other omceml agd '?et'l',I:e:f.,::,,g: CTS,c.','ll:;",?cye E:1:e,.l:Egh?,, mu, lgatek H1)! me B053, C(i1m.”!"eme1 ll" Fortr Halli. sllefllt Ehrrllstmtds encvlgll Eggs; ?(he:;' gxo:f;nc3?B1s:l?:1'. 2 irelllllilf lh illlehdahce DY "03 Sulfa 5 Summer St. Surnmersld. W958. WEN! EU?-3 5 0 ' -i - ' ac vi e over - e l'lS mas lo 1- A . - . . - bl h .t- ll. ' . . .. in the Sergeants' Mess where im- Cube: "The Flags". day, ?;I:rLnS:::eg:mI:1rEnt5' Mri and Theresa Conway; 3. Hazel Mur- 3 ,,:?j;hL”;f1:n:her5 of me Depart. FHONE 2;” prompt" matmmentm musk: was RtcilzlffzzntbXTlfee1hirlc::'sst0ll5a " ' -' lb k '3 phcyllade IX-1 Catherine Gaudet ment are affected h-V me mung pmvlded by Flight senunnt i y Mn and Mist Hm” Cal ec ' Slllcere Sympathy ls being 5" Yvonne PelT5'C' 2. Auldine Arseri-ll

-Mr. P. A. Arsenault is apend- C h ' Fl Signalling. by first star Cubs. fu eral of til late Mr. Walter S. suit; 3. Sylvia Sllliker. ii in! his olidays in Bloomfield. (1311::-(lIerG.l':.(3'( a.rlc'3oc.h"C5 Recltations: "A Dear Man". by Wlzjeks. at Hufiter River on satur- EgfodliglglgeglRl;vl::1”;:1;n1l5;3- E”m5”- Grade ZVIIIIH-l.wlirI11eStln; llglsicjg t " Wendall Ramsay.-' and "Green As a y, D cember 27th. ' donald; ary can: . r Amohl 919 recent Visitors at Fug” Sergeant Gwen and might Evergreen", by Kenneth MacDoug- H e Keough. KENSINGTON

Mrs. Lloyd Rogerson. There were many beautiful floral tributes. She

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leaves to moumoher son Jack of ... , comment from Ray Durant. 29' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Ford, New presen ', A - A Smrm lrllal had been GXDECWG

Tryon, and daughter. Mrs. F. J. l1i'3;i?f",f.,leEf,iwfl32,,l,s”';;,";?,;dl,,,; year-old Summerside man, that he Arlington. Lhghgfealiy llgaggs wvghgclzdggpglfdwlgll kl smke REL during the late Chlflkred Accounhnt was not afraid to tackle the task. afternoon was reported to have al- Canadian Bank of Commerce

Ryan of Toronto. also a sister. Mrs. F. Blanchard of Ti-yon. In- terment was in Tryon People's Cemetery. The pallbearers were

Messrs. E. Robinson, H. MacFar- lottetown men called 0 the am. gun his 210 foot climb to the top Mr. and Mrs. Ivan MaoLean. . .l Led. - ll c Claude been renorml on P.E.I. it nlmear- lane. M. Bell. H. Pell. P. Howatt manding officer. Groillp Cagtain of the lower, gafwesc. 5e'c,.ev&f:y I3n:f.1eae;1,er' J. R edt.haf.19,-33 had made 3 very pleas- mil 5- M5cF3-l'l3-l'l9- ' On reuchin the to he found Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sand rson '- ' rner HM beginning. - S. A. G. Kenyon, C.D., and.officers, at 8 P , , 6 . Rochfoid. Executive. E. W. TU the R,c,A,la smgloh ,9, summer. that the wrenches he had taken summerside, spent Christmas with and Ralph Adams of 0'Leary. w. S.

Personals

omcm, -Mess The party from Ch”, job, and the only alternative was land Colwill. Douggll of Mount Pleasant B.i'lCll --Mist Malsle McMahon. nurse- lottetownl including Lleutenant- to demld and make fl Second . J-lack Rochford and Robert pm-ll Macnolml-ll in-training at" the Charlottetown Governor -1-, w, L, pl-ow”. pm. -The O'Lenry cubs presented climb with the proper equipment to Friends of Mr. Theodore Ellls're- tit of Alberton. V A 1 d 1 t R d d xlospltal, spent Christmas at her mler ,lg wane, Jones and Mayor their Christmas program in the make the change. ' yet to learn that he is a patient The first game is SPl:l7.dll8 "or; p I e 3.u,l,,h.,, 5,,ll(.m,,.' xomryl Em home in Kemmgtong in Stewart left about noon. Hall beg-are 3 gel-y ghod amend. ltith-all.ligh'ls biiining brightly in the health Centre. Wednesday. kJli:hnl1:1;'eli m-h llllvmung ma" ILB Th; Charlottetown party lncmdg ance. with their leaders, Mrs he again ictuined safely to who Y OLealyt1gn b Eslang thee OILEMYI A letter signed bv the mammn I - .-ML Jun” Mcmahom student ea the Lieutenant Governor! Macy Mllimllll Ken0Il9dy'JNllr5liTmren. EmS' g.mun.dl Hie tm'pot'tef lmtm tll: lmld anl(livMrsA. Horacliflbewcomye aggiggs om e lo! the fire committee of the Sum-l Money to Loan. H St. Dunstan! UmVe,.Slty' ls deqmmp. Captain JAJ. Connolly. an lss lve e y n cnaige. was Very ll.-8165111,. Jll . e co an am 3, Mi. and is. Heniy . mersde To g Co :1 G B qh h 0m 1 1' l b The opening number was an ad- wind made ll all llriplclisnnt place Birch and family, Mr. and Mrs. -To o l "l "Mb - r 99"; CF 0'7"") '"5C"P 95 Y

spending his holidays at his home in Kensington.

-Mrs. Cecil Cainpbell,' -Burling- ton, and Mrs. sterling Andrews. Freetown. and little son Arthur.

Plgnish Shore School were Rev. M. J. Rooriey, Mr. and Mrs. Fldele

Arsenault. Miss Ethel Ftnnan and Gabriel Pinnan.

-- N-C-0-'& Cubs very suitably. This was fol- Christmas da Also resent were 2. Freda Bernard; a. camel - wall ln uBLACK Mmnmnm", Also Mrl. Edward J. Arsenault was a 0" New Yeti” "9 H19 ””1""5 lowed by a recitation by John Mr. and lvlmy Bl-uce Bavlggh, I A concert and Christmas tree Keough, rioddyT1:1,I::;S K'irbV Grant Damien O Flynn recent visitor in Woodstock where muse-1 were filled With ham? P80" Dennis. ,-.L was held in the Northam School on G.-hoe v-1. Carmella Gallanhl N Y? . . . - - she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P15 Dlifllclphnhll 1" hm hhd l”eV3lT.V The Hall was prettlly decorated The Mlsses H3291. Geomle and Friday evening, December 19th. A 2. Marilyn McDonald; 3. Eileeni Also serial and news. Fidele .Al'eenalilt. llfscclllled Wllh We deD3-Yul” 0f and a tree laden with gifts was Edna and Mr Alvlll plhguu, all large crowd attended and the pro- Gavan, l.

the 935” lmd me Welwml-n3 ol 5 ml-lilh ellloyed by all the Cubs. A of fvloncmng ilq. B” 5penl, the gram was enjoyed by all. At the Grade IV-l. Rose Marie Fen-l

Axnonggthose who are at home New Year. - S. . distribution of gifts followed and chrlsmas hollday M, ghelr old closing of the program Santa Claus nessey; 2. Veynard Gaudet; 3

for the holidays are Everett Har- each Cub received a present. also home. Fernwood. They i-eturned.came and presented the gifts from Florence Richard.

per. student at P. W. C.. Misses Mule Pitre, Evelyn Pitre, Alyre Pitre and Major Gaudet.

Mr. Alphonse Gaudet and Jim-

Commander

On New Year's Day -morning a number of Summerside and Char-

slde. who were "at home" in the

Lt.-Col. A. W. Rogers and Squadron Leader A.G. ,MItcMll.l1iht..?3Kl8&ill9l'. w.w. Reid. Col.'J.H. Shaw. Major Lloyd Wellner, Major E. Mccarey. Lieiit. Ken Mackenzie. Mr. Stanley McInnls, president of the Air Force

"Jiggs" Gezear, Sergeant Bill Finn.

on the piano by Mrs. E. V. MacLeod. Mrs. Ellsu'c.. I

tess, after which the National An- them brought the gathering to a close.

Christmas concert

dress of welcome given by Richard Oaon. e Recitation: Garry Phillips. A game played by visitors and Cubs. ”O'Gl'ady Says Do This",

"Why We Sing", by

by Muncey MacDonald.

Lieutenant Len Lelff.

New Years, dinner was served to the airmen by the officers and

RECEIVE SWANS CAPETOWN, south Africa- (CP)hF'our royal swans from the English River Thames have a.r- rived tor the Municipal Park at

As is customary on Christmas and an

Game: "I Went To Paris", by parents and friends. Mr. Thurber then addressed the

gifts were presented to tile lead- ers. The entertainment closed with the Cub prayer.

-A.Z

A chance remark by someone in the Legion l-lome brought

on Wednesday afternoon

were not heavy enough for

to linger longer than was neces- sary. -S.

Central Bedcque. attended the

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Corbett and two children were guests of Mrs. Corbett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MacFarlane, Fernwood. for

December 29th. They are all em- ployed at Moncton.

f arm

This comment was relayed to the radio men, and the result was that Ray be-