DECEMBER 2U.

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1949

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE ELEVEN

STERN GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE s Summer Street, Summer-side, Phone 289 News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives

J. ELMEB MURPHY and GEORGE GLOW

The Guardian may be following stores

Bell Boohin

Myra Doucette’: Grocery, Second Water Street;

Gusrdlln will be delivered to s

n“ per dly or 18c per week.

flay at 8o your order

__QBNEBAL INSURANCE Ralph 5, Muitart, Sununorslde- . W. G. Dickson vwas guest Earl: n. the Ubeary Wolf Cub P,“ meeting on Dec. 15th st

01ml‘)! Hall. —

__v.1r Ed. Colborne, second yell’ w} student at Dalhousle University. Hngax, arrived Tuesday Dec. 13th for a v15" to springfield West. m, guest of his brother, Rev. B. B. colborne and Mrs, Colbome. -0

_. SERIOUSLY BURNED - A telegram received on Christmas Dav by Mrs. Fred Prausht. sum- m,.',-_qldc_ announced that her hus- band was seriously ill in hospital n rhrt Churchill, Manitoba. 51:16 ferlng from burns on face a

and severe shock. He was on m“ danger list at the hospital. A me an (if the Second World Wat. YemnPralight was employed “ml ML ditlon Marltimes Ltd, a con- Foun‘ firm at Fort Churchill. Sifllfllfllns B‘ to how the accident M fffnil were available up ‘to 135l- mpir 1p: is n son of Mrs. Praullm m“ ‘l late Leo Praught of Grnnd $11519: my“; wife and four children u‘... m summerside. __ S

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O'Leury and

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‘ P t , tudent nurse at m1“; B15“; lioilplsial. Charlottlia; mwm is gpelldiflg Christmas

(Yheary, thc gucst of her parenl-E- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pa-te.

Miss Hattie MacFadyen, wlho lit employgd 1n Charlottetown. Went Christmas in Brae. the Bu!“ ° her mother. Mrs. Ivey MacFadyen.

M,‘ and Mrsj-BTHTDOUT, Montrose. pent Christmas day in Brae the

at of their son. Mr. Sterlml

Barbour and Mrs. Barbour. Mr. arid Mrs. Weldon Dignfln ind lfamily of Charlottetown spent- Christmas day in Bloomfield. the guest of Mr. Diznan‘: parent-t. M“ ind Mrs. Wesley Dignan.

Miss Adele MacAusland. teacher at l-lc-bron, is spending Christina! ll her home in Bloomfield. it"! guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. MacAuslsnd.

Robert Brooks. student at the Nararene College in St. John. NB. Lisocnding Christmas at his homc ‘a OLeary. the guest of his P3P‘ anti. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brooks.

Mrs. Albert MacIsaac. teacherut Brae, lelft on Saturday for Saint John. N. B. to spend the Christ- mas holidays with her two sons. Ivan and Ronald. and their wives. She was accompanied by her daughter Ethel.

Mr. and Mrs. W. MacDonald of Sydney, N. S.. spent Christmas in OLeary. the guests of Mr. and iirs. John Matthews.

Mr. and Mrs. Price. Saint John, N. B. spent Christmas in O‘Leary. the guests of their daughter. M1‘!- L. G. Dewar and Dr. L. G. Dewar.

Mr. Ross Strung. O'Leary. spent Christians in bed sick with virus pneumonia. His many frignds wish him e speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hastings. Saint John. N. 13.. spent- Chrlstnws in O‘Leary,,the guests of Mrs.

Hastings‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews.

Misses Marion Ellis, teacher st Hnwlan, and her sister Marjorie, teacher at Winsloc. arc apendin! the Christmas holidays at their

home in O‘Lcary, the guests 0f-

thelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ellis.

On Thursday afternoon. Dec. 22nd. the ratepayers, parents and trustees ot- the Brae School at- tended the closing exercises. Mr. limes MacKinnon was chairman. ind s program of literature, his- lory, geography and hygiene tests Was carried out, interspersed with Christmas drills and recitations. The pupils, under the guidance of lhelr teacher. Mrs. Mary Maclsalc. lrqultted themselves crcditsbly. Santa Claus. in his usual jolly man- Mr. arrived and distributed gill! l0 teacher and pupils from a nice- ly decorated tree. A generous Erect of fruit, kindly donated by Mr. Russel Rogers. was new? Wore-elated by teacher and pupils. This enjoyable program concluded l)? the singing of the National Anthem,

There was a very large congre- ntlon at the O‘Leary United Ghlirch on Christmas Sunday. The "i011: under the leadership of Mm J. M. MacWililsm had spe- cial Christmas music which was ""117 l reclated and the spe- elel solois was Mr. Allison Turner i” OT-esry. who is taking singing Qllons st Mount Allison Univers- ity. Sackvllle, N. B. He was heard t0 advantage in "O Holy Night". The minister. Rev. w. c. Dickson. w" heard in an appropriate ser- ‘Mn. "His Name Shall be the Worl- Femll" The morning service was n Bloomfield and the afternoon "MN at West Devon.

‘Mr. and Mrs. Ed. MacDougali of Whlfleid Weet are spending the

,., Summer Street: Gourllee Drugstore. 2i Central Street: Ke||y‘| Newsstand, Water Street; Mark Gludet, 67 Granville Street:

Albnn’: Grocery, 120 Russell Street. K. L. Waite in Keulington.

to the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

bought at any of the in Summereide

Street: island Motor T. import,

ny Home In Summorlide by Carrier Phone 288 for this service or give

—N0'I‘lCE T0 ADVERTISERS- Advertisers are reminded that their copy must ba in the Guardian not later than noon the orevious ‘day to guarantee insertions Out of city advertisers who telephone classifieds, etc. should particularly bear this in mind.

Personals

--Miss Ruth Kelly. student nurse at the (‘fharlottetown Hospital is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Former lsland Couple Observe Golden Yielding

The following item from a Med- ford. Mass, paper will be of inter- cst to friends in Malpeque and Wilmoi Valley.

"Over 125 friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ernest Moun- tain M 3 Oakland Perk. Medlford. Mass, were on hand last Sunday, at their home to helrp tihe couple observe their golden wedding sn- nlversary.

"Included among the many gifts received by the couple was a tele- vision set presented to them by their daughter and son-ln-lsw. The buffet table at the reception was decorated in traditional gold and white with a large wedding cake as the centrepiece. Largo bouquets of yellow dhrysanthe- mums carried out the decorative motif.

"Mr. and Mrs. Mountain were married in Charlestown on Decem-

Wilfred Kelly, Summerslde.- S

-_ Seaman Jack Kelly of the Royal Canadian Navy who came home to spend Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Kelly, Summcrsicle, ivas forced to enter the Prince County Hospital on Christmas Day with a scvcrc cold. — S

lan, Summerslde, and Mr. Mrs. James Callaghan. Kinkori. have left on a visit to Ottawa. Ont. - S

_ Miss Inez Maclnnis, Toronto. arrived home by plane Saturday tospend Christmas with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Machinis- Bordcn, P.E. I.

-—Miss Winnie Arsenault. an om- ployec of the Bell Telephone Com- pany, Montreal, has arrived 1n Sumlmcrsidc to spend her holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs- Anthony Arsenault. Convent St.- S.

ALBERTON W. I.

Twelve members, including two new ones, were present at the Dec- ember meeting oi

Institute to yvhich Mrs. C. N. Weeks ivas hostess. Correspondence about the Red

Cross First. Aid which is to be held in Charlottetown, Dec. Z1 to 31. an appeal from the T. B. League and a letter from a former member of the Institute.

A donation of $26.00 i5 l0 b9 81V- en to the T. B. League next month.

The treasurer reported a balcncfi of $86.64. Bills were ordered paid

The visiting zommlttec reported several home calls, The Hall Com- mlttee reported three rentals and the three other uses of the hall. The kitchen stove has been cleaned

ion. .

The School Committee reported that green paint had been put on the blackboard in the primary room and that it was very satis- factory. This room is in need of 2'1 more coat hooks.

Thirty-one girls have exlpressed the desire to take sewing lessons. 8000 fish capsules have been obtain- ed and distributed.

It was decided to purchase coat hooks for the primary room and paint for blacklboards in the other f/wo rooms.

The January meeting will be in the Hall. Committees for this month arez-wlsiting. Mrs. J. H. Myrick and Mrs. Gordon Coffin, school-Mrs. A. Wilkie and Mrs. R. M. Dunn. Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Creen and Mrs. Weeks are a. committee to plan the usual Christmas glitS.

After some discussion it was dec- ided not to have the annllal dinner this year, and to make a contrib- utlon of $7.00 to the Library.

The meeting concluded with a program of Christmas carols and poems.

.._-____—-——-——~——-—— of her friends gathered to wish the little guest of honor "many happy returns of the day." Games were enjoyed and Cheryl received many little gifts from her friends. Delicious refreshments were serv- ed.

Recent motor visitors to Alm- hers-t. N. S., were Mr. and Mrs. Wendell 'I‘urner and Mr. and Mrs. A. Wedge.

Other recent motor visitors to Nova Scotia were James J-Iarris. William Van Wart. William Mac- Nelll. and the Misses Myrna Bu- chanan, El-ga Ellis and Lorna Har- rls.

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Mr. Gwendel MscAiiley of the R. C. A. Y. stationed at Ayirner. Ont., is spending Christmas .in Charlottetown with his wife and little child. He is a son of Mr, and Mrs. Leslie MacAulay. O'Leary, and after Christmas will be stationed at Moncion.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Cecil Grey of Cascumpec, have moved into the house where Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gay lived before moving into their new home.

Mr. and Mri. Lester Gay, Kraut‘. ford. have moved inte their new home. ‘

Mr. Arthur MacArthur. Mount Pleasant, was a recent visitor to O'Lesry. the guest of his mother, Mrs. Arthur Wright and Mr

_ Mr. and Mrs. Hazen MacLclq and 1

the Women's t

and is now in satisfactory condit-i

ltor 4, i899 and have made their l home in Medford since that time. jtir. Mountain is retired from the >Solnerville branch of Reed Mur- ' dock and Company. They are the parents to two daughters. Mrs. Dennis Hamlin and Mrs. Marion MacKay. "Guests were present at the re- ception from New Hampshire. lWatertmvn. Wellesley, Arlington. Belmont, Somerville, Maiden. Lex-

ington, Cambridge, Pea-body and ‘ liriedford."

Mr. Mountain is formerly from

Malpcqilc. Mrs. Mountain was

formerly Margaret Clark, daugh- ter of the latc Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Clark of Wilmol Valley who wont to the United States when a young girl.--—S.

ALBIflItTON Vi’. M. S.

The Christmas meeting of the lAlberton Auxiliary of the W. M. S. _was held in the United Church Hall on Tuesday utter- noon. Decenlllcl- 6th. The beaut- lt-ul worship centre at the front of the room, nlade up of candles ‘and the manger scene, was very ‘effective and added greatly to ,the Christmas atmosphere of the ;meeting,

The President opened the {meeting with prayer. Due to the ,zibscnre of the Recording Secret-

ill‘,\', Mrs. IPred Leard was ap- pointed to act as secretary. Six- teen members answered the roll call. Mrs. George Ramsay read n letter ailnouncing the dates of the Island Presbyterial to the January 25 and 2.6 at Charlotte- town. It was dczided to leave the appointment of delegates to Presbyterlal and the naming of delegates for Branch until the January meeting. Mrs. James Hodgson and Mrs. P. A. Fltspat- rick were appointed to draw up resolutions to be sent to Mrs. George Gollgh, Wl10 will bring them before the Resolutions Committee at Presbyterial.

Mrs. James Hodgson. crnven- er of the Nominating Commit.- tee, gave her report. which was adopted.

The following is the ‘slate of officers for the coming year:-

Honcrary President- Mrs. G.

C. Gordon; President-Mrs. A. C. Green; 1st Vice-President — 'Mrs. C. H. Weeks; 2nd vice- President. - Mrs, Fred Leard; Recording Secretary - Mrs. James Pike; Corresponding Sec- retary -- Mrs. George Ramsay; Treasurer - Mrs. James Hodg-

son. Mission Band Leaders Mrs. A. C, Grccn and Mrs. P. A. Fitspatrick; Baby Band Leaders -1Mrs. Fred Leard and Mrs. Al- vin Bell; Secretary of Temper- ance and Christian Citizenship- Miss Annie Leard: secretary of Christian Stewardship -- Mrs, John Wells; Associate Members’ Secretary - Mrs. Charles John-

ston; Literature Secretary - Mrs. J. Waugh; Missionary Monthly cretary - Mrs. G. H. Hardy: Community Friendship Secretary - Mrs Arthur Wright; supply Secretary - to be alp- polnted; Press Secretary - Mrs. Fred Lieard.

Plans were then made for the next Meeting. Mrs. Pitzljzatrick volunteered to act as Hall Hos- tess, Mrs. John Wells will con- duct the Worship Service; Mrs. ,C. H, Weeks will present the IStudy, and the Watchtower Re- lport will be given by Mrs. G. H. Hardy, The number of books road by the members during the month was eleven, and the com- munlty friendship work was as- foliows: Home visits 50. hos- pltnl calls l0, letters, 8, cards U and treats 5.

Mrs. J. W. Waugh then gave we Watchtower Report, telling just what becomes of the bales of clothing sent out from the Auxiliary,

Mrs. James Pike then led the lovely Christmas Worship Ser- vice on the theme "Our Faith in Jesus Christ." She was assisted by Mrs. George Ramsay, Mrs. James Hodgson. Mrs. G. H. Hardy and Mrs. P. A. Fitzpatrick. This beautiful service of scrip- ture readings, prayers and parts of our statement of faith. in-

terspersed with the ever-lovely Christmas Carols, was _very -in- splring.

HEAVY L001‘

LITTLIIBURY. Essex. England -(CP> -.A theft at Holy ‘Trinity church here wasn't an undercover job. Thieves stripped 200 pounds. (I620) worth of lead from the roof.

T. EllRl.

The removal of CANADIAN BANK 0F

Winter months ln O'Lcary. having Wlvhlsed s new home recently.

e i h Mrs. Ralph Ozon entertained in ‘£94m of the birthday of her lllila

"it". oacm. Wlill about so

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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT IIIIIOIIIIOQS

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Corner Spring and Water Street, Sumrnerslde, P.E.I. Telephone 5:15

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Mr. and Mn. Hilton Barbour. Miss Mary Barbour, Master Hilton Barbour (Jr) and Miss Frances Barbour were visitors to Summer- aide on Saturday.

The Misses Beatrice and Dora Bowness of Ottawa, Ontario, and Miss Thlrza Bowness of Boston, Mass, who were called to their former ‘home in Montrose owing to the serious illness and subse- quent death of their father, Mr. Reuben T_ Bownesl, plan remain- inx home until after Christmas.

Mrs. Louis Andrews, who at- tended the funeral of her uncle. Mr, Bowness, at Monti-use, return- ed on Monday morning to her home in Hlngham, Man.

Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Pike and Miss Ruth Pike motored to Sum- merside on Saturday,

Miss Noreen Johnston spent Sun- day in Alberton, where she visit- ed her father, Doctor J. A_ John- son, who is a patient in the West- ern Hospital.

Mrs. Erskina Haywood of Char- lottelovvn, and " Messrs, William and Robert Inglis were among the many relatives who attended the funeral of the late Reuben T. Bowness at Monlrose on last Tuesday afternoon.

Mr, Alfred Gionet and Mr. Wil- liam Gionet of Alberton South were visitors to Sllmmerside thc latter part of the wet-k.

The sincere sympathy of the entire community goes out to Miss Clara Donald and Mr. Melville Donald in the sudden death of their brother, Mr_ Leslie Donald ln Halifax, N. S.

The stores in Aibcrton are all exceptionally prettily decorated for the Christmas season. A great centre of attraction is the radio- lamp on display in Mr, C, R. Leard’; window, where one also sees a number of bubble-lighted

miniature Christmas trees, The amplifier in Mr. Lczirrfs store which plays recorded Christmas

music, organ and chimes, ls much appreciated and enjoyed by his numerous customers and all the townfolk in general.

Mrs. Roy Leard and little son Alan are receiving a cordial wel- come home since their arrival the latter part of the \vcek_ Mrs. Leard and son, who spent the past four months with her parents in London, England, WEN‘ met in Halifax, N.S., by her husband, Mr. Roy Lcard, from ivhcre they re- turned to Albcrton by car.

Mr, Johnny Oliver has returned to his home in lfnion after an enjoyable extended visit with rela- tives in Boston, Muss.

Mr. Howard Doyle, who spent the week-end with ills Wife and family in Alberton, left on Monday morning for Saint John, N. B.. whore he has accepted n position

for the winter months. —-Messrs_ John Picketts and George Cnseley, students at. Mt.

Allison Academy, arc spending the holidays at their respective homes at Kelvin Grovc.—Bur.

—-Friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs, William Caseley. Kelvin Grove, is now considerably improved after her recent illness. —Bur.

—Friends will be sorry lo learn that Mrs. William Ed. Profitt has suffered a relapse of her recent illness at her home at Burling- ton, and will wish her an early recovery-Bur.

—'I‘he many friends of Mr, Nel- son Paynter, Burlington, will be pleased to know that he la maklna a good recovery after e second operation at the Prince County Hospital, Summersldca-Bur.

—The many friends of Mrs, Gor- don Bryanton, who is n patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pltal, Charlottetown, will wish her an early recovery of her usual good health-Bur.

-Mrs. Nelson Pavntcr, Bilrlinll- ton, was n recent overnight. guest of her nephew and HIFCP, Mr. nnd Mrs. B_ F. Hunter, Summcrslde. where she was vistttnl! her hus- band, who ls a patient in the Prince County H0spltal.—-Bur.

—-The many friends of Mrs. Wil- llam Mill will be glad to know that she has made a good rev"- ery lifter her recent operation in the Prince County Hospital. and has been able to return to her home at Cl8fh10ni.—-l'lill‘.

—Mrs. J. Bradford Millman. Kensington, left on Thursday hi‘ plane for Boston, filers, where she will spend the holiday season with members of her family;- Bur.

IDWER narrows w. I.

The December meeting of "Har- mony" W. I. was held at. the hrme of Mrs. Jesse. Bradshaw. Twelve members answered roll call with a Christmas verse or carol. Four vis-

itors were present. The meetinlz opened by singing the Institute Ode, and repeating the Coll?"-

Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Correslion- dence consisted of a letter frvm the T. B. League. concerning sale of seals. It was moved and second- ed that we send $5.00 to this worthy cause. Letter about "First Aid School", Red Cross Training School. One member divided t0 take the course.

A discussion took vlarr about mairlns a quilt after the holdiays. Eleven members paid fees. Collec- tion 74 cents. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Rey Lidltone. Roll call to he answered with e New Year's Re- solution or a five cent fine.

The meeting adjourned. Ind I social hour, was 296M 8111K")! Christmas carols. A drllriova lunch was served by some 0! the member!-

ii. S. Government Tightens Grip 0n Scientific Data

By Charles Melony

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2'7 — (APl _ The United States Government today tightened up its machinery for keeping scientific and techni- cal data from going to Russia.

The Commerce Department an- nounced that "ln exceptional cases" it will impose an outright ban on export of technical information ivhlch is “significant to the na- tional security."

The obvious object-though not stated in the official statement-is to keep such information from reaching the Soviet.

The main aim is to help a pri- vate firm withhold matter affect- ing national security when the firm has a contract that would be breached by refusing to make ship- rnents,

This is the background:

Recently, the Department set up a “voluntary control plan" over ex- port of information, l? asked Am- ericans to get an opinion from it before exporting data which might have a security value.

Some firm; requested advice. and were given opinions against send- ing the data abroad, Later, they reported they would like to with- hold it, but fear-ml law suits for breach of contract.

The imposition of bans on ex- port ls intended to relieve these persons from danger of suit, since they can show the shipment was forbidden by U. S. Government action.

No ban is likely to be imposed except in a case where the. pro- spcctive shipper of information takes his problem to the Com- mercc Department.

Officials said rm complete ban could be imposed ilnless there was n censorship on all mail leaving the United States. They stressed there ls no intention whatsoever of setting up such a censorship.

Neither the voluntary control plrln nor the prospective bans in "exceptional cases" will supplant current provisions against export of technical data classified by the Government as security or secret matter. Other government regula- tions will continue to fake care of those cases,

The Department said the plan docs not cover exports of adver- tising catalogues or pamphlets, as- sembly or operating directions, or other information of this type generally available to the trade or public,

Tho plan docs cover technical development, technology. information, and ‘know-how’; in- cluding prototypes and special in- slnllallons."

There is nothing in the plllrl to keep Russian agents from buying Government. documents covering patents, Under present law, the patent office must sell them to all comers.