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The Management wishes you A MERRY ClIRISTMAS and extends an invitation to the OPENING SKATE CHRISTMAS NIGHT DECEMBER 25th AT 8:30

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~The morning worship in the Susnmersicle Church of chrlsg was conducted h‘. the sabbath school children. who opened lhe servlge with the singing of carols, fongwgd hy responsive leading led by June Jenkins and prayer by the 555i“- nnt superintendent. Arthur Enmgn‘ Chorus "sir-p By git-hi» _ Begin,’ ""1"? Class; solo, Halzcn Melllsh; Cﬂrﬂl "Away In A Manger" __ Prmmry C1559»; Drlll—representlng J09’. Hope. Love. Faith and Peace -—t‘ive junior girls; Song "sun- shine hlountain“ _ Junior boys; DUPl-vnlfiie and Alan Hubley; duet by Frank and Gordon Best; Chorus "Ring. Bells. Ring". The (Jhrislnlas story was given by the "linislfl". after lwhlch the superin- tendent. Mr. Harry Linklettgr. brought the service to a close with prayer. Mrs. Millon Mellisll pm- sided at the organ.

For the evening service the Christmas pageant "The 5t" g1 Bethlehem", written by Rev. and Mrs. William Bilson. was present. ed. With the lights out and the curtain drawn, a group of shep- herds could be seen sitting around n large camp lire. The processiarh ai hymn "While Shepherds Watch- ed Their Mocks By Night" was followed with the Christmas pray- er and Scripture reading by W51- lace Harding; a tableau with lights flashing each of the following names upon thc stage. lvonderfu] Counselor. lvlighty G011. Ever-lug- mg Father, Princl oi’ Peace end a. boy stepping forward with ex- planatoiy words Lthe boys were Marshal Callback. Garth Lihklet- lcr, Gordon Best, Frank Best and Gerald Tanton); Carol, “Hark The Herald Angels Sing"; The Christmas Story, Herbert Best; Carol. "O Come All Ye rulthtul; Christmas Story, continued ___ Donald Ennuln; Carol. "O Little ‘Pawn oi’ Bethlehem"; Reading. “The Little Blind Shepherd" __ 91°11! lilelllsill; Lisml, “As With Gladness".

Lights centred on s. large star, representing the Star o! Bethle- hcm. and ll\‘l’ girls, Beryl Melllgh, Harle Decker. Fay Enman, Ed. ‘Xena Delaney and Dorothy Link- lotter. dressed in while with a 5i]- ver star In trout Al‘ the headdress. represented the live points of the star. This was followed Ivy g duet, "O Silent Nlghl" by prank gm; Gordon Best. with Frank accomp- anylng on ill! gtlltur; Th; Mm‘. zer Scene story by the minister; a 1W BPPearetl at the east door and

three wise men followed it down the aisle at the church until they reached the manger. where they presented gifts; a solo "Who 1s Kg" hy Rev. William Bllson with all Joining ln the chorus; carol “Joy To The World". Joseph was reprg- Minted by Ralph lVlelllsh and Mary by lVlarie Decker. Benediction wal pronounced by the minister. Mrs. Winsloe Morrison presided at. the organ.

Messrs. Leigh Llhkletter pnd Keith Callback vrere responsible tor the splendid lighting effects.-

Once again, as Christmas comes, we remember the story al the Star oi the East that lad the ‘Three Wise Men to the Manger ol the Christ Child. May this same Star o! Bethle- hem guide you to a world ol happiness.

Gourlles Ilexall , DRUG STORE

2| Central Street Svmmnide

Albertans

Mia Helen Kerr. B.A..l is spend- ing her holidays here, the guest o! her mother, Mrs. Kerr.

Mr. and Mrs. John Rochtord are receiving congratulations on the blrm o! a eon at the Western Howltel. December 16th.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Hara spent the week-end 1n Charlottetown, where they were the guests of O'Hara’: brother Leonard, and Mn. 0140a“. A A most successful card party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. trunk Dunn Thursday even- ing. Dec. 18th. The winners ol the prizes were: Ladies‘ tlrst, Mrs. Everett Shea; gents’ ﬁrst, Mr. James Currie: lucky chair, M1. James O'Brien; lucky score card. Mr. Charles Dunn. The consola- tlons were awarded to Miss Lois O'Brien and Mr. Everett Shea. A bountilul lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the ladies. and a. very enjoyable and profitable evening was brought to a close. A splendid su-m was realized. to be donated to the Parish Fund.

The annual meeting o! tho Women's Auxiliary o! St. Peter's Anglican Church was held an December 8th at the home of the president, Mrs. H. W. Matthews. Five members responded to the roll call. Rev. J. W. Nowe occu- pied the chair during the election o! oﬂlcers which resulted as fol- lows: President, Miss A. M. Dyer; vice-president. Miss Eva Dyer: secretary Mrs. w. R. Chilton; treasurer. Mrs. L. B. Champion; Living Message Secretary, Mrs. l". V. England; Dorcas secretary. Mrs. C. R. Proﬁt; Junior W. A. Secretary. Mrs. H. W. Matthews; Little Helpers Secretary. Mrs. L. B. Champion. The meeting ClOs€i with prayer b_v the rector.

Last Friday evening the mem- bers of the Enterprise Junior Rod Cross branch presented a Christ- mas concert to B. very large ails‘. appreciative audience iu their schoolhouse. The program, which was well presented by the chil- dren, was under the direction of the teacher. Miss Bertha Doyle. The Reverend Mr. Cunningham acted as chairman. Following is the program: "A Merry Cimstnlas To All" (Drill); recitations, Garth Wilkle, Earl Matthews. Hassle Campbell; dialogue, mule Pitch- ers; recitation, Eleanor Campbell; guitar solo, Frances. Inmau, ‘t/larle Lewis; recitation. Russell Hayes; chorus. Christmas Star; What Means Christmas Duyl’, by Mae- wood Matthews and F's-slices 1n man; dialogue. “A Sudden Dis covery"; s. Christmas drill by eight girls with guitar accomp- animent, Marie Lewis; recitation. mmer Lewis; dialogue. Waiting For the Doctor; recitation, BJlie Clark; chorus, “Old Clock Hustle On"; recitation. Freddie Clark; vocal duet, Frances Inmsn. Alfred Lewis; recitation, Allan Lewis: selections by the School Orches- tra. Roy Forsythe, Elma Inman. Marie lewls. Elmer Lewis, Billie Clark; recitation. Roy Forsythe; Here Comes. Santa, Norma 1n- man. ﬁancee Inman. Santa Claus made his traditional good cheer appearance. and treated the chil- dren to candles and apples; he also distributed gifts from the

was realized 1n old at the “Hot Lunch Protect."

Once again the Christmas sea- son with its traditional good cheer and well-wishing ls here.

Mr. and Mrs. George Irving are receiving congratulations on lthe recent birth d! a. son in the West- ern Hospital.

The marriage tool: place in the Presbyterian M a n s e, Albermn, Wednesday evening, Dec. 11th it 5 o'clock. o! Miss Dorothy Hart o1 Glenwood, and Mr. Claude Oalll- cutt o! Oape Wolfe. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. George B. Cunningham.

The Community Club o! Union School District held its regular monthly meeting It the home of the president, M’rs. Lloyd Wilkie, who presided. The secretary, Miss Margaret Forsythe read the min- utes ot the previous meeting. which were adopted. It was de- cided to buy a. treat for the school children at Christmas. The chief item o! business was n discussion on the installing of a pump and sink in the school, and s. com- mittee was appointed in charge o! same. lt was moved end ‘ ed that the school be cleaneddur- lng the holiday season. Mrs. Fred Campbell and Miss Gladys H87“ were re-appolnted on the enter- tainment committee. After o re- port on the activities of the dit- ferenl. committees had been giv- en. Mrs. lloward Clark kindly in- vlled the members to her home for the January meeting. At the close ol the evening dainty re- frs-shlueills were served by the ltostcsr.

The regular monthly meeting of the Weszern Hospital Aid was held n‘. the Nurses‘ Home on Fri- day. December 12th at B p.m.. with the president. Mrs. J.C. Profit

present. lliilnllcs of last nleetlng “(Tc rrzld and adopted. The tree.- urer reported a balance 0! 8363.97 on hand. It was moved by Mrs. Visvﬁﬂﬁltlllﬁl’ OIIR MOST SIIIOERE

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FOR A MERRY ONRISTMAS

We want to express our appreciation of your nsany courtesies of the past and 1 extend our compliments oi

the season.

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heavily laden tree. Home-nude

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MERRY ONRISTIMS

May Old Saint Nick furnish you! home with

the mast joyous Christmas blessings. . . The happiest at holidays te you and yours!

A. O. ROGERS

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Merry Bhrlstnlas

The Yuletide season ri- minds us ol the gratitude we owe you, our customers lar your steady and kind patronage. We hope that our constant daily ellorts to serve you have repaid the debt in some small measure. And so, Merry Christmas everyone!

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W. O. Lawson. eeconded by Mrs. Joseph G-audet, and carried that all bills be paid. The play which was p. tented ln November was reported to have been very luc- cessful. Following discussion it was suggested that lottery tidcets be drawn at the dance on Decem- ber Hnd. The secretary WIS i!» structed to ask permission from the orchestra to do this. It was moved by Mrs. Harry O'Brien. seconded by Mrs. Martin Foley. and carried that the Ald give the Sisters s. Mht Master (or Christ- mas. Mrs. Bernard was asked to order it. It was moved by Mrs Lawson, seconded by Mrs. Bern- ard and carried. that $250.00 be paid toward the X-ray. which sum will make a total o! $950.00 given tor this purpose to date. It was moved by Mrs. Harry O'Brien that the meeting adjourn. Re- freshments were served by the Hospital staff.

TASTY RAT

The Bandlcoot rat. ls I. native of the east and its flesh ls eatm by Indians and Cingalese.

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WESTERN OIIIRIIIAN

—IISIIEB.MEN—I buy emelts. eels and tocncous, at highest mu- ket prices. quantity required. Phone 586. B. E. Sharboll. Sum- merslde.

-—NOTlCE T0 YATBONB o! Remington Dairying Ctr-operative Association Limited. Unloading cu o! Oilcake Meal Tuesday. December 23rd and Wednesday. December 24th. 1947. Kenelngton Dairying Co-operatlve Association Limited.

—lNThRES'l' T0 15M!!!)ERG- In the Boston Post at recent. ls- sue is a picture of interest to Il- landers. Its caption reads “she Says she Enjoys Itl" and beneath "No. the seasons aren't mixed. This is Mrs. Elizabeth Favler o! l2 Elke Street. Brighton. Mass. emerging from the ocean at RA vere Beach yesterday after taking a dip. (Brrrrrr; It keeps her young. said Mrs. Favier, but she declined to reveal her age." Mrs. Favier, the lorruer Elizabeth Skenju was born in the neighbor- hood ot Albcrton, P.E.X.—S.

seeesfggéllss '-- _ ‘*‘ IEST WlSHES

AT CHRISTMAS TIME AND

ALWAYS

May all the good things of life be yours now and lorever is our wish for you and

yours on Christmas. I

KELLY’S BllKEllY and NEWSTAND l

. Summerside

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Everybody knows it's Christmas. Everyone knows we appreciate _

your kindness and consideration of the past year,

Merry Christmas!

.BILL ANO ERNIE

‘ Summerslde

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MERRY CHRISTMAS

...from all of us to Old St.

Nick is helping us once

all of you.

mOre to convey “the

brightest Christmas

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