CAROL smouo

During the carol ringing presenl- Summerside store. a section of the .i( by the staff of Holman: Ltd. group of staff members are seen

New Organ Is Dedicated At United Church In Alberton

it the regular Christmas wor-jside. and the congregation rose tii ...iip service in Alberton Unitedlsing the Doxology. "Praise God tli-irch Sunday evening a nevt.From Whom All Blessings Flow!" Iliushnll Chapel organ was dedi- A large congregation was pre iiaicd by the Minister, Rev. A.S.isent for this special Christmas ll'('ll', D.D- The organ is in gift to service and a full choir led the lllit church by one of its devoted service of praise. Music was un- and longtime members. Mrs. John der direction of the choirmiister ll. Wells. and was made possible Mr. CR. Leard and Miss Annie hr the generosity and love of her Leard, Church organist. was in .her place for the opening of the

.illlS. On behalf of Mrs. Wells. the service. "Silent Nitlllt" W115 Sllnil .,.-gun was prygentpd r.,.- (te.1i..as a proi-essiiiiitil amt other Uzlrnls

i.iiion by Illr l-Iitwin Ediiiiiiiils. ; were stint: llUi'illL! lilo 9-'PFl'iC('. '.llilI(I oi the family, viliit spoke "Our lleurts For 'I'lice Are Year- f.ltitlL!ly of the ulvlllfl, ill this gift ninii" was sung by Mrs. Earle. ..i.l of the cuiilribution made to Aikih50ll mill MFR Willicr Wells mu r-liiireh by Mrs. won; th.-"ugh with the choir joiiiiiig in the chorus ilii- medium of sacred song for The illllllhm W-"I5 "Shine. ('hl'iSl- ni-ire than half 11 century. FMS Star."

l'llt' inscription on the organ DP W9iT'5 ii'Xi- "I-0l'0 N0V('l' tF.'tll5 Fallcth." was licaiitiully illiistrat-

Presented by Grace lllattheiif 91' by I19"?! Va" il.l'kP.S story OI tlwlls, a choir member of tliis."Th'3 Other Wise -ilfln." .5...-.-ii from 1393 to 1953. Deco.-n. The church was beautifully dee

h... l9f,(;." ornted for the Cliristmas season my behalf of the Seislon and by members of the Ladies' Guild i-nu 1l'l'L'8Iltln. llr. Weir received , ,

it.i- ttl'li'III and by piavcr iicdicziteil it ill the service of God. p:tet:on- . iii: that it may adorn Ilis wtir-l SUIT". CAPITOL SisIDE

(hill iiud assist the l)l'ilIS('S of the. TI"5 e"l-irushing PiC”'r'9 D9379 i,.g.,.,1.. M H... (.1059 Of Hm pmymu the stamp of quality that only W. ..hm.ds of Old moth M.” a producer of the stature of Dar- . lllill'iI by the guest organist. WI I" .7'”'”"'k ('"”1iI til” it 3"” W ”(.l.h(.n Cm(.k(,n M Summer. brings Sloan Wilson's novel wllich ' won critical acclaim and is still

VMAN IN THE (;nr.v Fi.ANNEi.i

on the best-seller lists, to life on

the screen with deep dramatic penetration. en. who carry home brief

cases every night in their striiggle

I GUARDIAN . ,, .. to lieep up uith the terrific pace

t'lltl) PARTY at Clinton. Dec-iii: 'Ii.iliig(f.I"'imI.'05'f I'm" live 'mh,l, 27m Li .iy. vii lm in Tom ltatli,

l.tlll'ER Freetown School meet-i in:-. for Lord's Day: Sunday School

'.'7h) iiiii: Gospel Meeting 3.30 p. ill .I l Joyce and (LA Ramsay.

iioxixc. onv. iii-ri-niiii-r 26th.. I il0I1'l),v dci-lure Dec. 26th ha. lY.'l'lI declared a public holi

.i.-.. ill the tnwn (ll xeiisinitioii. Boxing Day. and Jan. 2nd ll' ll. llarrach. Mayor.

lt(lXl.VG DAY. Der-cniticr 26th. i.... ii.-i-ii drcliircd .1 public liiiliilny of Alliorton. 'II the town of Ketrsiiigton. W.II.i l);iri':ii'li. Mayor.

IV II()SPITAI.- 111'. George lilllltll of Scnrlctown was confined lit l.'lt' Prince County llDSpIt(lI last " l izii-lulu: because of lacerations to Ills liiinrl resulting from an occid-l E rut Sunilny iiftcrnoon while he wasl C A M lltII'lL' .1 turnip pulpcr. Kgxsmtrron

lhllllsll OF ALBERTON (ihrist- Mow, . 1-11-js,-7;15 . 9:15

thus services December 25th: 9.30 y piii. holy communion. Alma; ll.30 MATINEF. TUE.Sl)AY-2:30

Proclamation

public lioliilays in the town

Mayor H. E. Barbour

pin. holy communion. ()'l.cary;i ' N . Dt't'('mI)Er zriili: 9.00 am Holy ”"”t "ill; l.'a"'f. 5l"".””',.'" i! rnlvtriiiinion. Kildare; I100 ll.ut,. Show the family will enjoy 11th

Holy Communion. Albm-ton m.vyit0l'lNG AT HiuART' in Techni- M J. Findlay. H.195! in cha,-Hey .cnlor. flank drawing on llionday. Wednesday and Friday worth CT”””""C”" 1st0.'t.00. I

THIS WEEK AT ' CIVIC STADIUM

MONDAY I -Vt-lilo pm. Pr? School Skate llnnvlny evenng Stadium closed

TUESDAY

Professional Cards i--Chit-3-i-t'ieAr;d;g Accountants T. Earle Hickey

Canadian Rank of Comme u

lluilding T"l0t00p t tih .tn: Skate - ll 00-l0 non tlhrtsiiiizii I;ki'llP .I,DI'"""LE WEDNESDAY INSURANCE

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire - Auto - Casualty 5 Surnrr-rt St. Sumnierntrie

1 -"ll p m Moncton Tri Service Team vs. S'si(le Aces H0 p m. Stslde Intermediate Aces

vs. Freetown Royals CM. TIIURSIMY OPf9'"9i"5l I otwon pm Skating E-0:; R: - fl; S ' . -v - - 00! 00 katintt PHONE 3287 FRIDAY OPPOSITE GUARDIAN OFFICE l 30-3 00 Pre School Skate Summer St. Summeflld!

9 15 Parkdn'e Flyers vs. Aces

SATURDAY 2:00-4:00 Skating 9:00-11:00 Moonlight Skate SUNDAY 0'00-ll.00 Skating ('llIh

B..F. Hunter, R70. Summerside. P E l Phillie 3110 SiVIALLMAN'S BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant. B.Se.. 0.D. ma Water Street Summerside Above Maurice Mill's Meo'I Wear

'Irc Varieties coming Friday- PHONE aim anuary it and Saturday. Jan- qmtz Watch for tumier iaiii- Photo rd ll”! lmlm TIT!) RE I) WHO I). W. SEARS . .. -. -

CIVIC STADIUM

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2:30 P. M.

Moncton Tri Service Team vs. S'side ACO!

Admission 60 and 35 cents

AT S'SIDE STORE

lparticipating in the program on Sa urday morning.

Photo By Wotfon

'EIderIy Prince

played with great understanding by Gregory Peck. a bond of sym Dalhy. For women. Tom's wife

C t M Di Betsy. superbly played by Jeiinl- 0"" Y an: Ies fer Jones. will exemplify the life

"liifl.V a suburbanite, and for the From Exposure

liusiiicss tycoon, Fredric March, The body of John.T. MacPher- tile briiadcasting company press.-son. an elderly iesident of Center dent uhn works 20 hours a day, Line Road. Alma. was found in llCLl,ItJ('lS his family and carries the a field across the road from his liurden of his company slngbg home yesterday morning by a liuniled, will touch a responsive young neighbour. Muncey Shields. ('Iltll'(I. Death is believed to have been Producer Zanuek and Director il”0m EXWSUTE 85 there Were I10 Xuiiiiully Johnson, who also ad- I Signs "fiVl”I9"'-i9 and all lllCtll9Si :ipicil the novel for the screen, lwas ruled unnecessary by the cor- Il(ll'L' '.:iVL'n "Tile Man In the Gray ll gait. Dr. Charles Dewar ot I”l;iiiiicl Suit" a flawless roduc-- ' 08??- lioii The three stars are E)i)CEII8fltl The d999959d- Wh0 "Veil BIO”?- i-liii:i-i-. tor the pivotal role; and was unmarried and believed to be .l.l.'iiis;i Puvun as the young Ital-i about 84 years of age. The only iaii girl, who gives her 10”. and known relative is a sister. Mrs. asks nuihjng in rem;-"V is b..gu,Hlllary B. Henry. Wakefield. Mass. till: and ap ealin , Lee J. Cobb, I ?-LN as the livneviiilent fiudge. Ann Hard- i Aid C"tIfI03t95 t” the l0II”Wi”3 mu. 3. I.-l.L.dm.iC Marchrs neglected , candidates: Mrs. George Stewart. uilc. lllltl Keenan Wynn. the ltal- ' Mr5' mime waIte' MrS' IV” ian -.-liiierican GI friend of P:ck”t.l g9W"9Ffi9- M75-D Clalul Hgrdlna an. "H; . - g .rs, orence ay. rs. were du(.:,.," "Immmo m the am pm Glover. Mrs. Evelyn Murphy, Mrs. Ena E. Webster, Mrs. Emily Douglas. Miss Verna Sharpe.

Norboiro Red Cross First Aid Course Finishes

A Red Cross First Aid Course tuis one of the projects sponsored this year by the Norboro Women's

CRAPAUD RINK

Christmas Eve Skate

institute. 8 to 10 p.m.' llrs Reta Todd instructed the 0', 5 am! Hrs. Hurry Cudmore. Christmas Night Skate llirector ii.” lied Cross First Aid Services. coiuliicteti the tests. 8 to 10 pm.

She presented Standard First

Door prizes both nights.

Over CJRW

and

A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS.

EVERYONE!

AIBERTON

Mr. denry Clarke arrived from M313"-"H Quebec, on Saturday, to spend Christmas with his aunt, M11 011- Weeks. Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Edmond:

and family Moncton. are Christ-

lnll guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. learn. Albertun.

lop. N3. is spending the holiday: With her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells. Brooklyn,

Mr. Irving Broderick has an-wed from Tomato to spend Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Broderick, Albertun.

Mrs, C.,W. Hayes. Alberton. in 8 patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pltal. .Mr. and Mrs. Eric Caldwell ar- rived from Dartmouth on Saturday to spend Christmas with the lat- ter's parents, Mr and Mrs, A,-. thur Wllkie. Alb:-rt.on

Mrs. .l.l'). MacFarlane, Rev. A.S. Weir. D.D. and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells. all of Alberton. are spend- ing Christmas with members of their families in Charlottetown.

Cpl. Eugene Fraser. Petawawa. Out. is spending a Christmas leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fraser, Alberton South.

A CHRISTMAS CAROI. ;

(Dickens) Starring Ronald Colman

' Christmas Day, December 25th at 3:30 o'clock

Christmas Eve at 7:30 a half hour of your favorite Christmas Carols featuring Perry Como, Joni James with orchestra under direction Jackie Gleeson.

Sponsored by The Guardian Publishing Company

Mr. Daniel Gavin. who is employ ed in Saint John. NB. will arrive today at Alberton South to spend Christmas with his wife and fain- ily.

Mrn. Annie Ahearn. Alberton. is a patient in the western Hospital.

Mrs. Winifred MacNeill. Albert-

on. left Saturday morning to visit members of her family in Halifax

Miss Muriel Bell, Medford. Mass.

NOTICE

All back taxes owed Alber- . ton Southi School No. 123 must be paid by Dec. 31: otherwise the properties: concerned will be sold. l

By order of Trustees.

HNOTICE

Our poultry killing plant will be closed from Decem- ber 22 to Dec. 26 inclusive.

Jenkins Brothers Ltd. Summerside l

Summerside

Ben Champion

I.M.T. BUS STOP

(gaff-s

Dill! V. HIUG DIIOUI GREGORY PECK

JENNIFER JONES FREDRIC MARCH

49?”;

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MARISA PAVAN - LEE I 0090 ANN HARDING - KEIMN Wflttt CINE l0CKllARl

cAprroL - SUMMER5lDEi

TODAY (MON.) T0 THURS. 4 DAYS (NOTE)-EVENING SHOWS 7-9:30 . 2 MATINEES (TFES) XMAS DAY & THURS 7 P.M.

vmiuininallvlllntttlcl

COKOI I1 I LUII

Your Last. Chance To Buy Your GIFT TICKETS TODAY Books 60c to 35.00 New on sale at our Box Otjlce.

l l

Miss Isabelle Wells. Frederic-I

Mvtsiron Ar ssiois

p The bird above. found on tI19i!Ha(yLeod past preside,” of the lhllhlifay at the east end of Sum-I Prince County Fish and Game as .inerside on Saturday. is prescntlyla Dovekie. also known by such

in the possession of Claude Hark. i names as sea dove, litile auk. rotch

ness. chairman of the Prince ('oun- ' and alle.

'57 Fish and Game Forum and hasl Yesterday afternoon two unsuc- been identified by Mr. Norman cessful attempts were made to 1-9. is 5PEDl'li118 3 holiday with her par- .rived by plane to spend Christ- ents. Mr. and Mrs. ltusscll Helium” Wm. he, Mill River. i I

Mr . J.C. P H. . Miss Anne Profit, Montreal, ar-ii 5 ml Albemm

parents, Mr. and

I Monday. Dec. 21, 1956

'store the Dovelde to Freedom. First it was tossed high into til; lair in the expectation that it 3 would take flight. However, it more 'ly landed a few feet away w no apparent intention of Ienvini-' ilt was then taken to the open water. lof Summerside harbor where it. lpaddled happily around. fluttered

Jiis wings several times and then! iheaded back to shore where it ap-' lpeared quite happy to be piekedl lup by Doug Harkness and handed

iback tu Claude-

these areas.

l size of a robin. is thought to be similar to one found in West Prince recently. With head and bill form- ed like those of a quail. its Whilt color on the underparts extends to: the bill. invading the side of the! head and neck and nearly meeting. g on the nape” ;from the proximity of man. The information supplied by Norl

country. these small

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mi. Machod reveal: that thin bird is colored a little different in summer with the upper part: I glossy blue black and the bold in: meek and throat shaded with brown. Ranging along the coasts III! II- lands of the North Atlantic they lay a single greenish blue cu in the crevisen of the rocky cllfts in Usually they Itay in small flocks in they OPCII MI and feed by diving and in the win- ter they come on land very rarely. The Eskimos Ere said is) kill This web footed bird, about the of these sea oves an use eir

i feathered skins for making the bird skin skins with which they help to ward off the biting frost of their

As was demonstrated yesterday sea doves manifest very little apprehension of danger

Photo By Wottcl

mt;

TENDERS

The Summerside Y's Men's Club re- quire a hot air heating system supplied and installed in their building on Green St.. Summerside. All heating contractors are

invited to submit a proposal. For particu- i tars contact-

l MR. JAMES CONNELL. i Chairman of the Building Committee.

EIVS always such

friendships -- a time when

May we add our wish that all

kEGENT - tom zioo-1.15-9.15

TUES. 7-9:20 - WED. 2:00-7:15--0:20

As the bells ring in

this joyous season.

WP warmly wish you

every happiness. all: humui m.

CORNEY BROS.

SUMMERSIDE

nnwlulcovr-v.4a.ph.1vQI-ZMHVIJIVIS

i.This Christmas give a practical Gift! REXHSNT THEATRE TICKETS. in books of 60c to 55.00.

TONS. may enioy the blessings

SMALL

with you like this when C-hristmastime is here. It is a time

for remembering old acquaintances, renewing old

are warm with the glow of giving and sharing happiness,

STAFF And MANAGEMENT

a pleasure to get in touch eyes are alight and hearts,

of you. our friends and pat-,

of azvery Merry Christmas!

MAN'S