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race riuarsen

Aiserton and Vicinity Mr. Eric Corbett was a business

visitor in char-lotteto .. on Mon- day.

Mr. Roy Beard motored to Char- lottetown on Wednesday accomp- anied by Mrs. 0.3. Loud and Mrs. E. Edmunds and Mr. Fred Pickett.

JANUARY 3- 1952 A " , lrm: GUARDIAN. r7HAiu.oT'ri-:'rowN

5 rue ,WESTER.N ouaabisu

..l'BlNCE COUNTY OFFICE , 8 Summer Street. Biunmerslde. Phone loal. News. subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE GLOW and GE()llGI'.' W0'l"l'0N House Phones: 3038 and M52 The Guardian may be bought at any in the following stores in siusunei-aide: - Bell Bookstore. Slsminerstreet: Gourllea Drugstore. 2! Central Street; Kelly's News-stand. Water Street: Mark Gaudet. 0'! Granville Street: Alyto Douocttda Grocery, second Street: laland Motor Transport. Water Street; Vlnce'a Grocery. 120 Russell street; Enman's sou. service Drug. I. L Waite ln Kenalngton. ' WEST PBINCE OITIUE . Alberton: Frank weelie, nepreaentauyg; Phone: 08-(Office and 6&3 House.

. . ...--.. . .............,...D.-.... -

Siside Guests Ai Reception

wmbson. N. s., 1.... 2-Ice) Group Captain A. o. Kenyon, -Rev. Percy A. Fitzpatrick. a C.D., O.B.E.. officer commanding past president of the Nova Scotia RCAF Station, Summerside. was Temperance Federation. died in at home to i number of guests in hospital here yesterday lollowlnz the Officers Mess at the air sta- a brief illness. He was 69. mm on New Yenr'g morning,

Pastor of the United Church xmguded in mg mg 0; sum. here for five years. he later Went merside men who attended the to Alberton. P.E.I.. and lust sum- reception were; - Mayor Henry mer transferred to Perrsboro. N. wp.-139; J, wgtgonv Mggugught, 5. He entered hospital here Dec. Mp; Al,g,m-n,y..Ggnle"1 w, E, Darby; E. P. Foley. M.L.A.; J. Hubert Hall. Sheriff; Greg Mul- holiand. president of R.C.A.F. As- sociaiion; Roy H. Johnston, presi- dent of Air Cadet League: Maior Francis MacNeill. CD. of Reece Regiment; Sergeant Percy Keyes, R.C.M.P.; Dr. W. B. I-lowatt; Dr.

former Aibcrion Minisierllles

. New Year's Baby.At-Suninieraidiid

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin nausea and children and Mrs. Fred Hanson of Tyne Valley spent New Year's.with Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Pridhans at Montrose.

Mr. and Mrs. Georse Ramsay. Alberton, arrived home last even- ing after spending the Christmas and New Year's holidays with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and

:5. George Burnett. Charlotte-

16. v lrlterment will be at Port El-

gln. N. 8., his hometown. Survivors include his widow. the former Helen Parker; two daughters. Marjorie. Mrs. Thom- as Waddington, Montreal, and Florence. ii student at the United

-BUY pulp wood saws and blades. axes, handles and chain in all sizes at Bruce's.

p......

i -nor 1952 building supplies early in January at Bruce's.

-ORDER automatic water bowls

.-P 0 U L T B If. -5 Buying live and all stable equipment at cl, l, T l l 5 l, l -1- l - . Fr": W i i t 2.2:... ".i3.".fii 3 C.5ll”"sa:l..3:- t i..:?::.:;:; We .. w e sing on. ...a.. , r. . . . . . - -

3 an. . -Tug; REGULAR MONTHLY :r'.;.Yl';ieeRalsi:';l'e:f SS5? Jlfrigghelfg Bank of Nova scotia; A. S. Horp- ..............

- - - ' - ' ; . 'r. H ' . - SPECIAL Lesion meeting. MEETING of the Alherion Branch aiesyallldlllanjh Ammo-15:; Do op

Kemmgton Fnlday, January uh and seven grandchildren also sur- I I l I l l , Town Hall. Big lunch. Vve

Canadian Legion will be held in the Legion Home Thursday. Jan- uary 3rd. at 7.30 P. M.

ers and Arneit: Ben W. Taylor. Island Equipment Company; Elmer Murphy. Journal and Pioneer; Al-

,-THE MONTHLY meeting of l

the Kensington Community Club

-KNIGHTS of Columbus. Sum-

U. S. Urges More

Ian Bestaii, C.J.R.W.-S

MEETING

will be held at the home of Mrs. mcrside Council are asked to

Preston Kerllledy at B p.m. on Fri- rrleestagt tthe K. Home icanlght SMALL START

d , Jan. 4 v 8 . o Procce in a ho y to

ay the home of late Brother Dr. ' ' S wThe first Vclllheat harvedstedd ln summerside Horsemen lgrnm 3EGULAn monthly Mm-k Delaney, e estern ans a was pro uce n , 8 P M meeting of the Lndiesj Aid of the -- ,, I n 1313- mursd3y' '

Prince County Hospital will be -JUNIOR HOCKEY 14933119 At

hold in the board room iii 3.00 p. npener tonight. Bedeque Rink. 1 LONDON ”r (C?) - Emlusi '

ll d ' J 3 lo )3 nbl h d ...K- k .. F , PARIS. Jan. 2 - (CP) - The steam from a power station will m' on T Ms M nnunry rd iozvn earf: firii,....'y" 3? pl;-ll, -Ire:-3;- United States today urged that be used to heat about 3,200 Andy's Sea'Fo0d5 -POSTAL CLERK RETIRES .. on.iAdmisslon 25 ' cents to all. more United Nations members apartments here. saving an est-

Miss Mabel Fielding retired .. First game to start at 7.45 sharp. hid in the fisht aiiainst ni:g:es- imeied 11000 W" 01 9031 Ywil” . the end of the your uftcr serv- -? 5'”"v,P-?l'i-lclllally in Korea. - in: as postal clerk in tile Aibcrion -ox nusim-zss TRIP - Mr. BMBHM Australia and Belgium

Post Office for seven years. On Monday afternoon she was pleas- aniiy surprised when members of the Post Office staff 5::-sentcd her with a beautiful ion or handbag as a token of their rciznrd. Mr. licziih Proiitt succeeds Miss Field- ing as postal clcrk.-B.

-IS PROMOTE!) - It was learned yesterday that FVL. Ed- ward Arnett. who is stationed at Ottawa in the administrative branch of the R. C. A, F.. has been promoted to Squadron Loader and his many friends in Summerside

who had been coli-

join in extending to him con- lglllrray lgerinletftl Harvard V De. plclured above ls Mm. Ronald the UN. to ask ,-eglonal pact Ladies' Nylon Hose, dark shades, sizes 915 to 101,& grstulltil-l0nSH0h1h1ShW'ei1 mflilbfd moml'nz lgfnset” Jf,'lm: Qlylzifcr :3 T Kennedy of Kenslngton and her g?:Ce,f,-reslllch 353-he fN0ml1f-l-lhh- Special-rper Pair ----------- -: ------------------------------- -- M00 , e 1 s r, - - i l .. ay armies. or ' i . . . V

gfflmgh? Franks Anelell”"0,OS,lm, assume his duties with the R. c A. g,'d1l':lI:hiill.er:71?gei;(l”l'lr1l. F.3?.yN3e't”.:3Ys- event of aggression. 9” "' Ladlesi White Flannelette Nlghtgovlns, short sleeves. merslde and below enllsllng for Ed, in uhich service he has enlists- . . may in the Prince County Hos. V-Tllllle ksgvlet deligalei Andrel. Special h1.75 service in the Second World War ' T I 7 2 W 0 F pzisil. She was the first baby of is "'5 5" '5 exp" ed 30 "3059 3 ' I r l lzes Clea!-in aty alp 250

he practised law in Summerside. put Percy weeks st Flam” n ' ll... year at me llospllall The blag 3&1 the lwestern l"Dwers Ladies Pylamasl Srlnal 5. ' g P " N ' .-5' left by plane yestcrclay rnomingl j..mjDjj Kfggiir 0i;'a,;y;gev1;lgnerTlxaggggt :.ea:.,,e5,e odneebao? 5:3 logodelgrnzg Assogtlmevt of Ladles, Winter Coats regular

' -?C a . . l ,

- FIREMAN RECOVERS "' M7 on B visnvm Saint John' N Bl He The Cape Ti-nvei-se Rovers went. is manager of ill: Kenslngtoiri before me current Gemral ASE earmg . . Earl sudsbui-y. captain of No. i ;':-:”:f;0HVl,l1J1:nlve;'g.ggvthgidaufhiel”, mm 3 lie with the Albany St. Pats branch of M F. schurman Co. 5mm" mm” "P ”""0"0W- Missesl Flannelette Pyjamas, sizes 10 and 12. Special H058 C0mP3ll.V- Sllmmmide Fir? ' i" "3 ” '6' for first place in the South 5110” Ngfes Ltd. The baby vi'c.ghed 7 lbs , 7 per pair ..................... ,, S190

Department,

fined to his home through illness mg the Cmmm” handays Vmh preeiown Royals at. Bedeque rink -, I ' llll l, l, l l, lll ll , Children's Fiannelette Pyjamas sizes 2 4 5 regular since before Christmas. is sui'fic- h" p”””'- T5 135; nlghL by the score of 'l to 2. MW 3059113 Gm” 15 5P5ndmliae. ..oSl:,llagl:lse lreom egulgmtrggi 52.10, Special .................... gggggggggggg SL75 1-rnily recovered to be able lo. re- The teams set 3 fast pace from the the holidays with her cousm. Mrs 'h,,.l;,eS. ,-ms ' ' . . . - slime his active duties. The mem- A - 1 lstle and ice t it up ml 95'. annee e a e S, l e . , . o openlng Ml l, w Hick l t ' ;Phom by Heckbm Fl 1 tt Bl nk t sz 70 x 84 Special pair S5 2:) W ””h””” D” "'9 mp" ” ram ops n W” W" "m" "w ”'”” M "E Quilt Patches 1 lb 3120 or 9 lb 52 30 are their Captain back in action . - minutes of mo third period when 6 Bill: 511433901 MML9113" , 5,11” a l ' rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr " ' ” ' ' zlciiin in time for the election of T T A play lagged ,, ml; and became '.a.lz er, go :i. are Elljflylllg Brown Al me 54 ln' wlde re llal. 332.40 er at-dl cfficers of the Sllmmersldc Fire 0 scrambly. lllolzdays with friends in Boston and , Speciapl pier yard l 8'1 P l gl ()8 Dept. Mr. sudsbui-y. ll veteran fire- Gord lcuicliue was a tower of 655- ' o - e EDMONTON J zg g ' """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" " ” "”"" h" been ”' "pm" in ml: , strength ti" ""3 ”c””5' 5”"1"3 Ml ., D M M D la . Vlclndy record 108 on" ....:l"',.5l.,,(:iP)g;: One rack of childrenls Slacks, Skirts, Dresses. Jackets, Flrde hneillirtmghtt fortelllzhghevilhgigl tilllee gals ahdblessfelllslgd whim; ml iolldfvls lfflm feragzrellfgffg .... discoveries were made in Wcst- and Snow-Suits clearing at ...... .. 3096 DFSCOUNT an as eeri or uria gm I 0 er. e was a y .' - .l I V.” D l T . crn Camila ' 1951, ' ri ll . . 1" um" he has rarely been mm". A railway crossing accident was light but hustling. scrappy band C1llll”10W3tW"- lsill;:ii'n:mi:Ncstooxi?c1;:ni)ig' sliinmteiie 995 ”'Df:Fl0dml0da.V- mFcl!lrsl.ll:V fggrre Boys, A"'w00l Hockqy Sweatersi Sizes 8i 10' 12' .reg. iinedklmd mmse "mmgh ”c.k””55 N narrowly ivoided yesterday mom- 91' ””""d; lmdlg imancelgd lviilflt M55 Eumce”;l;a spam lm liinmv of Mr. and Mrs. A Austin ”” S”””5- 58 5335 dl5C0V9Ti'3S in U13” 553-90 51390131 A - - -52-98 iv ii .- . Q e rod an carre we. 1- ! l l i , . , l, H y 3,i.”fh:li,';..22"”,,'; flit tf,,tli,',e leilalnl the ltolller ciage digrli: illglietloighlvllthanlllersislliliiilils Iilxllrss .S"”"S' pp neilioraemilsinn 200 oil companies Boys” Hockey Stockings, per pair &;1.7:) t Pafsonals able to stop in amt tglsllns l1l:;:iIlll?lel':eEi."lgEY. sell Campbell. She also visited licri Miss Wl".”””d Bum! of civiiiaiiiignmolie B!l'i1(l"nHt??00':():0'l)t)0l(l)atiirtl)i'l0 2 only Men's Suits' Sizes 38 and 40' regular 336500 - .-2...:';:i”;:;.:::a:"1::.::.::.'m.: 9:; mus no: Mrs. I. Mrs :.::rI:.:.::al::,il..;:eS.;.52:2” clearing . ........... - 340-00 llmxander Lwky Med mm :50 heat ills train from Borden to ghggrzles'1I;:5;lff(;naW?:ll':;f,;e:hi:::T A' G”"det' C”””””””'"' ill Lower Freetown, cejllljglflill lwlm of Cmd” bud, Men's Brown Suede wiildbreakeiis, sizes 36 to 44. Bermuda to spend Chrlliilmas 201' urglmearf age ltgstthfnlgqftzamgeclzgg "1 some fine 5tic'.:.Xla,nd1ing, The Many of the young people spent Mr and M” George Cain.” and ding on land gas jnl-lust,-y, led me 1'eiZUl?11i 326.75 Special . . . . . . - . - . - . - . - - . . . - . - . - - - . -- C20-00” l l , . . , - v . l . ' . - , , l. V V l ' ” " Pony Leather 36 38- -Miss Audrey Murphll. Alhllrtnil. lll:l:ln.edlhecC;1rIltI lreporbtgdt to halls o,,,scff,ed 2.1 l,, we middle 'cl...l.- M.,,,c,.,,,, pm. Cameron, s.....;:ll'le-”-. gf Clggrllotltrltgn spent Sml- 53 ,,'a. ......,.,..,l.j., Clearing: at .. 317.00 , t 1 g l 3 ( re. 0 peey a u on i. e . . ray. cc. .r n rccfown. izuess - V . , , , Sllfvlgs lllf Hoowlgfl. W" W sllppm mad and stalled on me till: 1ll;o.l1l;t:d”:.;llekfr:lli:nenegnloglg ;i'epl:gl;'e.CE;E:g:ug:ll'lEbe;lld ml Mr. and Mn Fmnk Calms mfglljsllnflolllglhlhmllld all sasslrllg Mons Siatloll Wagon Coats. Sizes 36 to 44. regular crossing. Engineer saint Clair them acmally denecml l'nlo llle ,,l;old' Hlckel, Urbain Mmgllan -- l,,,,l,ll,, me ,,0,.ll,,.,,s, Fm sf 3331.73. Special ............. .. S2200 - . l. lbt.Pl1et' hlht v ' " ' ' M. dM.C.ldJ.dl .1 - ... .' . . .. ...”i.'.:. X:li.2...Y.".”..?....3. 3.3.3:. ..?:'....:”..”.i...”l.f.?'..i?..i:”:Elnet by 3 .W0W" de'Wma"- we I-a,w;;nce (”;10V."-C ,;-mend ....l..i:? s.S.i..'”2.. ".31.". ”"..if32:.;:i:2:. :a;';':;”;:l,::..:.”'::. Mens Jackets. quilted Immgs. regular e17-75. snee- attended the first aid lnstructors' avoid the collision and more gum. (ltmfeugfljwerse Goal E Miller. Culley 9 ti Duns ans 0 egei Mmitague. spent Christmas day inismkas and ml-O9 gas glmjsl A ial" ................................................................... .. .312-50 refresher course which was com- ly prevented another train-can i w Tl l 'w' M .' , Ullner Free-i0Wl1 at the home 0l'pnir of ' discoveries in the south- r v v . - on nee. in .ii;2e.tt:: .. ..s:.;:.. .. ....::- ....T.l::.:::;1i.”i;..::”;.:::f"i..:: or 2”""...i3if.i8:;'.? 0" a" W M ”””'”"ed

Charlottetown. rind were granted

- l f ihi iifi ti . . . . e. : - . . l . , . i.”.'.'."'8..f. ..:.: ii: .::..".':.:.:: my -ll, llllll, ,1, 3;. "Wg"",-,;:- ls ;:::.?s.:..3:.l:::..r”..::.::;:::. eon Discount on an heavy Pants .. . - --- Gar ner. . arru ers. . ' shingles. while the rec s of ll) ch . , '1 nl , . ' . Mb e i ' , , . , .

G. n has a :3: X... :::i..L".?:?..:::: We Discount on all me” Leather Mm

T""'E"-' Kensmgfgn Nofes l'Elcf:l:g.nl:I. Bcagtiloalitl!-1i.x,()Ar;NaVl'Icl:uf!:. gill.” cilogkd ilipartillflerltst. tlt 1; -to Ralph Bums. Rm slum dismay of mm prices l I ML and M”. orrln Macno ld " ' t ' b L” P: 9 "5 9 fl .39 A95 ""3 9'" was the Wizard Lake nil seclnr , , l t ,

- Mug Margaret Mcxlmonl ,,.,,,5 ln Summmlde on Monmy EMil;-gllnllgr all 1f;y';'l-ml :ldxl;rlleal.O!Tlll: llllaitsvlrllilglfwfrk” Mrs. Brewer Auid and son. Bl'f?W- Snlllillwost .3: ”1thevlLciill(' field. All Women's Flight Boots clearing at 20?. discount nurse-in-training-at the Charlotte- December 24. n b l . ' ' ; ' ” - i .' er. who have been snewiinz the Will” OW"? 9 '0Sl'8 new Oil - .- I - um, m,.pl,,,ll ,l,e,,l.cl.,,.l,,m” at ” "” "'55 Doltelegizlssmagioldie K911? and maflsralp of the iorlclnail. Mi. Gei- Wlnlcl. mmlls ln Ham” rPulrn' 0... in 1947,. Thls smorl lls oll All Men's Flight Boots clealing at 207;. discount her home in Kensington. . Mllscliclielt Bridges. summeidae. ” S ' mm a” ”L””"' ” 9” ” ”"' or! rellellllv to lllerli tile lchlalsh lggjglegmesllgggff ll; Fgljgrclellll-lg Boys' Casiimerette OVe1'Sll0eS. 2 buckles. sizes 1, 2. 3.

s - UMR ' . inn. V v -' n s n or- v - H . .- i .- '.

Messrs Myron McArt1-iur and Ailinand l!iIll5'sl.mVlV8alvt;lilih'hBli:ieci'gei;.nl-entls , d g'llE1;,he..-gfgiilgii i'.1.ee1t.l.x2fia,.”R,:.1;'; rial: Ftireeiaclwnviarid Ivilninsloc, l',oc-ch: lmajnr Irjiiiiig nlonlj:' with fw5. legular 334.09 pa1r..Cieai 111;:-lig; . S31-)0 l'ynf:1”dsemp1””'K””””3””' "” mm mm ll'ii'1'R. fairlv good aitevidiiicn The M d M”-w d .3fllmf”ll:',f;:r' "W" ”'d ”""l Child's Caslimcreiie Overshoes, regular 53.75 pair. n 9. en ance at the funeral of the Mr. Edzard Milli I I. U, ” i ' .- r- all 1'5. Abbie Perry an i - . Q . -' D ' 3: . late Charles Chandler of Chgi-1otte- Mo: to summe,-sldEa';nl;7h,,”,S;:y, 41'"(Cag:d;I;::.Y"sei carruflfirls 3.27.WezldemnoilfnedllU"; n1,Cgml1: fiiniilv. whose home was desiro,v- .lTh”. :l"di:.5"y r;m""”5 es.i'""""d . Clealmg pa”. """"""""""""" " '2?8 town. December 27. I 29'”-9” it 33 5”” Cr, r cd by fire last week. have rented ”' .9.” "Cm". 0' 1,951 '" We Mlsses' Cashmerette Overslioes, rcgzuiar S425 air.

2-Chile 'IT3V9l'S9- Vllml” 13-45 ed membership Treasurer raw 2: Prairie Provinces exceeded 47- p -s--- ' -C - Di ll” cl , ., , ' ' , thelhnu-re in the vi'la"e. lhlhly 06- - - , '. ' Ciearin C air ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N 3:298

Miss Ella Brookins. student at Miss Verna Ellands, teacher of E321-tlfs Cum 6 an ll”; ffwourable rgplclztl flzgdugnlil nu-iccl by Mr. and Mrs. Noi-manl;,3"r:r0;)0ll1:l:"f9l!3m0?l;li 'l')i::::l:c mg rf". . g p . . .. Mi. Allison Univerait s cut the Victoria West school ” mu "'9 ""9"" ” l claw. ' c ' Chllds Velvet 0ve1'shocs- Clearing at pair ...... .. M25 holdn I t he homeyln ll; nl Cl".-Elm” h lld l'th5pf:"' ":9 Second Fahd Christmas treats and donations be yup 1950. Alherins output jumped in l. -... ...D inn, y I r 2 Sn? enlsl, Mr. and ilaiph i'irliaIi).:s- k sent and also that a sizable lm. Andrew Jamm mm m, ,4e.4ro.ooo liarrels. mini 27,59.'i.66si. Women's Velvet Oversliocs. Clearing at, pair 954.25

' ' 3-Freetown. E. Taylor 14:03 amount be given to help with a Mal dam last Wok in snrmgmhlsnsimulieunli pioduccd an osii- vv l I l 1 l , F1, V 1,

M1. ml . H t , M d Fcape .n.averSe, cuwlme mlnlll-lg Jul, recently done at me M mg -hnme of her gist" M” m-Mod 1.248,.i00 barrels compared omen S. Cas illlcleiie Overs iocs, sizes 0,: 10 7 3.

.3 3'00 113- SW39” 39 , '- 3" M11 M133 M001"! And ll,-er usom ll-:22 Chmch, when the ml;-(lung M1. ' ' j l , with 1.041.098 in 1950. Special--palr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H 531,75 Mt. Allison University. spent the cnlldren spent Christmas with Mrs. . 5 inuriicd members aiicndcd Bcne- ”'”" H”i”'"- MW H"-iihms Gross value of 1951 production Moci-e's mi-ents. Mr. and Mrs wii- e”'F”””w”' E Tam” ll. ,- ', ch M ,3. 5d 5 ,., , nmnr friends arc izlnrl lo kh0W.in the producers WEN esiimnied . . . . -C '9" 0 9 ”5 4'5 9 5' A There will be many other SDO('lEliS during this sale. So

llnlidays at her home in Kenslrig- .-.n.

Messrs: Boyd Besirsio. Reach sudabury, Guy Duggan and Miss Glenn Budsbury left Christmas day by motor for Boston and vicinity.

Messrs Charles Glliis and Aeneas Ml-Lelisn of Indian River have left for Toronto, Ont. Before returning homo they plan to visit Hamilton.

Ont. Detroit Mich. and Boston. afternoon. lor P. Noonan , , l Mass. ' v .. ' ' -S. ;4l:.';eVI'”uil,: l1:::l3rflfl;ulai'(lun1&?1M”lCrf: cnngratlilaierl Olll the very fine i M” R9b"'t M"D"""” i-' """"it E” :erved.bv the hostess assisted hv naming she is "mm h" Emu"

Friends are pleased to see Mr. Allzuatine McLelian of India River fully recovered from a bad case of infection in his finger which calls- ed him to have it amputated in the Prince County Hospital.

Ralph Caseley of Summerslde.l representative of the Purina Feedsi, left on New Year's Day by plane for Hot Springs. Virginia. on a business trip. He was accompanied by Mrs. Cascicy.

' -S.

'i -Fersonals

Mr. FitzPatrick was in Alberton for three years, from 1948 until last June. Earlier he held pastorntes at Tryun and Bedeque.

slime her duties there after spend-

and Vicinity

Iiam Phillips.

Mr. Stanlev E-P-liil-1-ins. Summer- side. scent Christmas with his oar- fni-9. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Phil- lips.

Mr. Orrin MacDonald and daugh- ter. Greta. were visitors at tho hnfnthof Mr. and Mrs. Charles MamLean. Coleman. on Christmas

ing the winter months with her daughter, Mrs. Stanford Miliigan and Mr. Miliigan.

Miss Loretta Bulger was re- cent vlsitor at the home of Mr and Mrs. Walter Bridges.

,. .,g,s.,,.;

Hockey League by defeating the

son; forwards. G. Cutclifle, V. Mil-

Freetown -- Goal. W, Richards;

(Mills) 18:40 Penalties - None.

Third Period

6--Capo Traverse. Cuicllffe 7-Cape Traverse, Ferguson

(Culcliifc) fl-Cape Traverse. W. Muttnit

4:00

5:26 9-Cape Ti-nvcrse. Cutcliffe 6:18 Penalties - I. MacMurdo. Tay-

SAIGON, lndo-China. Jpn. 2 - (AP)-The French high command Sunday claimed its troops inflicted 10.000 casualties upon Communist- led Vletminh troops in repulsing their iittacliil along the Black Riv- cr during the last four weeks. The

exterior of the 85 ft. by 24 it.

merit and has two fine classrooms

me pt. I

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noonan wry graciously entertained recent- l,v when their frlends'"eiij'dyeid a lively card game. Brisk playing and close competition were wit- nessed bv the eight tables tiliciiu: port. anri'prizcs were won bv Mr David Rngrrs and Miss Bcati-icc Joriiiui. and consolation awards by

the ladies. Dancing was then in- dulred iii to the lively music of Paul Gpllant. accordion. Erskine Ilunier. violin. and Arnold Hickey. guitar. '

ozs. As the New Year's Baby at

dciizhter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

riin is much imnrnvcd in health She has recently horn a nriiii-nt in Prince Edward Island Hospital. The Canadian Girls in Training Christmas Vesper Scrvice in the Freetown United Church was vcrr much ex1l(ilv(-(I bv those who braved the frnsiv winds in niinnd. The girls ('Oll(lllCi(”i the entire service mil comprised the choir. Their lvadcr. Mrs. Louis Cairns. is to be

-On Tllul'si'iay nvcning. Demin- i.cr 20th, Birch Grove Hall was filled to capacity. the occasion be- Inc the annual Christmas concert rmscnted by the pupils of Upper Freetown School. under the direc-

voiced support for further N. collective measures against any aggression as proposed in a resolu- tion put forward by 11 countries. including the United States and Canada.

But Sweden said she could not, take part in collective action which might involve her in a ma- J0l" WEIR The Swedish delegate. however, found no objection to the technical aspects of the col- Iective measures committe report on which the resolution is based,

Canada had a part in shaping thal MP0”: which would permll

Recoiiroil

that province its first oil, but of

doubled by 1951 exploration.

Inc a record sii9.290.00o, a son.-E 000.000 increase in one year. Ofl iihis. Alberta nccnunlorl for about; ls1i7,s7a.7oo. against ss2,2o7,e97 ihel DFOVIOUS year.

Sccpirea and other insignin of early British Kings were made of narwiinl hone. then li precious