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Yes! year 15 a prosper- nus one i'or you and

XVI? hope iliis ,1

yoursmand that it will brim: you good health and happi- iiessf We look for- ward to serving you duriiit: the hritzlii; new year aiiezid.

GEO. T. CLARKE l

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No one regrets the Old Year's passiiig for 1952 wipes the slate clean

gives the whole world a clirince to start ;ifi'c.sli. We - hope . . . we i'c;tll)' l do... that the Nmv Year brings you ' and yours every happiness.

VICTORY CLEANERS

l Prince of Wales College in

. inmiy lricuds wish him every stic-

I O Leary and N I O Vicinity Bill Gorrill of the R. C. A. 17'. stationed at. st. Johnls, Quebec,

,spent Christmas at his home in l O'f..cary.

l Miss E1:u Ellis, student at ihc i Union Conunci-rial College in Chur- lotictmvn. is spending the holidays

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in O'I..eni'y. the guest of her pnr-.

. cuts, and Mrs. Ira Ellis.

Miss Joan MztcDoimld, student at

lntit-town, -is 5DI3ll(I'."ll; her vacation at her home in 0'Lcary. the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. MacDonald

--Leuli l7,'ll:::. I1 veteran of World

liar Two. left on Friday, Dec. '.3Rili. inr St. John's. Quebec where lie has Joined the RCAF. His

r-ess in the Air Force.

Coiiginiiilziiiniis me being ex- icnried to Mr. AI(”.':lllf'I9l' Cameron of Elnisdnle who on Christmas Day 3951. celciirntetl his one hundredth Ilcotlii birthday at the home of his dau:.:htci', Mrs. Annie Bell. Mr. Caincroit cirioys ve-y good health or such an adv ed ago. His eyeszght and her he is marvel- lous. He i-ends withoiit the use of izlasscs and still has his own teeth. llc goes to the post office

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Good wislics to all on this bright new Leap Year of 1952 ...otir friends, our c.istomers, our iicigliboi's. our em-

ployees. To all we say ”'l'lmnk You" for making 1951 pleasant!

SIIMMERSIDE

HARDWARE" COMPANY

cnprror.

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SPENCER.

JOAN

XVEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

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'I Just got, through paying the bills f5r

TRACY A BENNETT

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It's a bundle of joy for the millions who

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CITY”

REGENT

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in the morning and then visit; his friends at the different stores. His aegion of friends wish this grand old man more happy anniversar- ies. He received cards letters and greeting: one of which was from the Rt. Hon. Louis St. Ltturcnt, Prime Minister of Canada.

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and Mrs:-THowatt spent

Christmas day with Mrs. Howatvs

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mac- Kenzle. Long Creek.

Mr. Harold Nounan. Summer- side, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunphy. Kenslngton. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noonan on Christmas Day.

Mr. Charles Craig. Dalhousie University, is spending. his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Craig, this vil- lagc.

student at

-Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bowness

and little son. left on Wednesday,-

December 25. by car for Florida. They expect to be absent for three months.

Miss Peggy Sheran. Central Bed- eque. and Billy MacFarlane. Fern- wood. who have been in Moncton for some time, spent the Christmas holidays with their parents.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MacF'ar!anc and son Douglas, Fernwood. spent Christmas Day with their daut:li- ier, Mrs. Eric Corbett, and Mr. Corbett and fnmily. Albei-ton. I

Miss Ruth MacFarlanc. who has” been serving with the Air Force ini Quebec. was with her pzircnts, Mr.

and Mli's. Arthur Marl-” rlnne. Lower Bedequc. for her Cln-istnms . hnlidny. Miss Pauline Henderson. Char-l ilnttetown. and Miss Adclle and

"Miss Noreen Heiideimii. Siiintner-,

side. were l.:il(3SL5 of their parents. Mr. and MI.'S. George Hendei-son., Pcrnwood, over the CIIFISIIDRS holl- days. '

Dr. iuid Mrs. Burton Hoivatt, had as their guests over the week-'. end of Dec. 23rd. their respective

p parents, Mr. and Vfrs. L. H. DJ Hnwatt. Charlottetown. and theiri two children and Mir. and Mrs.l

.Earl MacKenzie. Long Creek. andl

their two children. --BQ.

NEW YEARIS RECEPTION

Ilis Worsliip, Mayor HENRY W. WEDGE will receive at his residence Myrtle Street

on Tiiesday, January 1st, 1952,

between the hours of 3:00 P.M. & 5:00 PM.

J.” Hale Strong. Town Clerk.

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CAMEO TIIEATRE

KENSINGTON I Mnn.-Tues.-Wcrl. 7:15-0:l3: Mntinr-ell on 'l'ucs(iny. New Yc.'ir's Day, nil; children under 15 yours :irlmiticd'

to the matinee free. it's M-G-M's big musical coin:-(Iy ”SI.'MMI'JR STOCK" in technicolor, starring

.ludy Gzirlnnrl, Gene Kelly, l:I(Iriic

Bracken. Mnr ric Main 1 n 1-r-.:;v,ooci wishes and appreciation were member her ns "Mu Kctllc Ad-I read by Willard Pickering and mission: ljveninzz. Adults 400; - Stanley Tnombs to the organist

drcn under 15 yenrs .'I0('. Matinee on New Year's Diiy only -clillrlrcn under 15 years free: adults .'l0r.

We do hope it will he a

health for you and fo Our thanks to you for

;il)fI Mrs. William White. Borden. 1r.-turned in Moncton on Wednes- day. Dec. 26th.

; mouth. N.S..

on Christmas Day.

l had as

. ed to Campbelltnn. N.B.. on Thurs-

. with

, fi','l'1l3', Wolfville. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Campbell .and little son. Peter, of Toronto.

'ai'iived in Borden on Sunday. De- , camber 23rd to spend a week with ' relatives at Borden and Cape Tra-

.the presentation lmadc by Mr. Elwood Pickering. A

you . . . that it will be 21 year of joyous good'

Foley's Drug Store

THE GUARDIAN.

Borden and Vicinity

Miss Laura Ozon of Truro spent

ichristmas week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Ozon, Bor- dcn.

Miss Inez Mclnnis inf Toronto

tsp:-nt Christnins with her parents. 'of matrimony 0'" 51- -I3m"' Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Melnnis, at Church. Summerfleli The Ce"3' mony was performed by the pun-

II-luden. 5 Mr. Reginald, McAleer spent I grew days in Halifax last week. re- .turning to Borden on Saturday. ihecemher 22nd.

Mrs. Philip McBrearty. of Bor-

den, spent. Christmas week with plier husband. sons and their fam- iilies at Lnc St. Jean, Quebec. l Mr. Bonnie Howatt, who spent lchristmas with hlii parents, Mr and Mrs. Clinton Howatt, return- ed to Amherst on Wednesday the laoiii.

Miss Jenn Nickerson of Moncion spent the holiday season with her lniothcr, Mrs. N. S. Nick-erson, and liter sister, Mrs. W. S. Jnrdine. Borden.

Miss Phyllis White, who spent Cltrisiiii-as with her parents, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Patterson and M ss Caranoinc Tronholin of Dart- spent Christmas in Borden with Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Tl'0IlIlOIl1l.

xii: and Mrs. Gouldinz Reeves and children, Eleanor and Robert, of Freetown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bernard, Borden

Misses Jeanette and Eileen Gal- lant of Hamilton, Ontario. spent their Christmas holidays with their tmrcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iscn Gallant of Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rodgers their Christmas guests t':rir son. Reginald, and Mr. and Mrs. Al'I.Ilili' Rodcers and little

sen. Donald. of Charlottetown.

Mr. Raymond Hickey who spent the Christmas holidays with his wife and family at Borden return- Dcccmber 27th.

Miss Joan Letlrd. who has been a patient in the Provincial Sana- I')l'lllm is apendingl the holidays her parents. Mr. and Mrs L':'villc Leard. at. Borden.

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--Miss Marjorie Irving of Triiro. is spendinz the holidays with her ivnrcnis. Capt. and Mrs. Wylie II'l'lll,','. They have also with them their son Billie, from Horton Aca-

were accompanied Frank Campbell of

terse. They ionic by Mr. Cape Traverse.

Amon: the out-of-town students who spent Christmas at their homes here were Elva Mcxenna of Prince of Wales College. Lloyd lieffcll and Billie MacLean of Summer-side High school. Charles Sexton of St. Dunstan's University. Doreen Dorsey of Miscouche con- tent, and Mary Gallant of Notre Dame D'Ac-adie. Moncton.

On Tluirsday evening. Decem- ber 20th. the members of the Bor- den United Church choir were on- tertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bernard. Addresses of

Mrs Bessie Tooinbs' and choir di- rector. Mrs. W. S. Jardine, and of gifts 'waa

(IHARLOTTETOWN

Clow-Hughes Wedding

--'rne sun ahone,brig fly on November the sixth as as Mur- jorie Hughes and Mr. Earl Clow became united in the holy bondi

tor. Rev. E. L. Murray who also celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Hymns were sung very sweetly during the Mass by Miss Myrtle Perry. niece of the bride. accom- panied on the organ by Mrs- James B. Crokeu who also played the wedding march. The ushers were Mr. Gerald Hughes and Mr. Lloyd McCourt.

The winsome bride looked very vely In a full length gown of hlte satin with finger-tip veil. She carried a bouquet 05 Amerlr

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can Beauty roses and maiden hair fern. The bridesmaid wits her sister, Miss Irene Hughes

who wore a full length dress of Nile green taffeta with matching hat. and mitts. She carried it bouquet of pink roses. The groomsman was Mr. Ivan Clow, brother of the groom.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marshall Hughes and the late Marshall Hughes of Freetown and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Clow of Emer- al

Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party motored to Birch Hill Tourist Home, Summcrside. where dinner wns served to about forty guests. The tables were de- corated with cut flowers and lighted candles and the bride's table was centred with fl beauti- ful three tier wedding cake topped with fl miniature bride and groom. When all had par- taken of the bountiful repnst Mr. John A. Smith acted as chairman and in a few well chosen words called on Father Murray to make a toast to the bride and groom. Before proposing the toast Fu- ther Murray congratulated the bride and groom and also their pare ta on the happy occasion. The hairman then called on sev- eral other guests who responded all speaking very highly of both the bride and groom. The groom then very fittingly responded to the toast. Afterwards the happy couple left on a short honeymoon trip through the Marltimes.

On their return they were tend- ered a reception In the home of the groom's parents where friends and neighbors front sur- rounding distrlcts gathered to congratulate the young couple. An address was read by Mr. Lloyd McCourt and a substantial sum of money presented to them by Mr. Harold McCnurt on hcliulf of those present. There were nlsn many other beautiful and useful gifts testifying to the popularity of this young couple. Mr. Clow Ion behalf of his bride and him-

self thanked everyone for their kindness and extended an iii- vifation to all to visit them in the neur future.

Lunch was then served by Mrs." Clow, assisted by friends and

neighbours. and the remainder of

the evening was spent in duti- clng. Delightful music was ren- dered by Mr. L. Eolgcr, Mr. Ralph Hardy nnd Mr. Peter

Perry. At A late hour nil departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Clow many years of happy wedded life. my

delicious lunch was served by the hustes and a pleasant evening enjoyed by all.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love of Bor-

Howlon and i o o 0 ' Vicinity -Leoinlnuchard of Duvar was I-fowlan on Monday. Dec. 17th.

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Paul Doiron. who spent a few days with relatives in Halifax. re- turned to his home on Friday Dec 14th.

Mrs. Leo Arsenault was a guest on Sunday afternoon, Dec. ltlth at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Arsenault.

Mrs. Eddie Gallant and little sons recently spent a few day: with Mrs. Gallanvs parents in Woodstock.

On Tuesday. Dec. 16th, Mount. Royal School held their pre- Christmas concert. Teacher II Miss

Bernice Gallant of Woodstock. Mrs. Hughie Gillls and infant, daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs. Robert Gallant on Tuesday night. Dec. 18th.

Mrs. Peter Richard of Duvar is haw A patient in the Charlotte- town Hospital. Her many friends wish her a speedy return to health and home.

0 The Mlaes Evelyn. Meurna. and Thelma Cook who have been em- ployed in Halifax. arrived in How- ian by train on Saturday night Dec. 15th, and spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs Clayton Carruthers. On Monday

followed by a hymn. The Scrip- ture was read by Malcolm Lodge and Donnie Gillls led in rrayer Then came the presentation or while gifts from the primarv class by Greta Pike, juniors by Bonnie MacLean. intermcdizrte by Murdoch Jardine and senior by Freddie Leurd and Joan Waddell. These werr: accompanied by presentation verses read hv four C.G.l.T. mem- bers. ,Mar,lorlo Campbell, Belt." Currie Hazel Macxenzie and Eliza- betii Jay. The junior choir sane

"We would See Jesus". Mrs. Cog gins. superintendent of the Stin- day School. gave the Christmas

story. At the close each member of the Sunday School was given a gift and a pretty box of candy by their teachers.

On Friday evening. December Zist, the C.G.l.T. girls. Burden. entertained the bovs of Mrs Jar- liiic-'s class at an Christmas party

in the Borden United Church Hall. some twenty-four voune people enjoyed an evening of

Christmas games and relays under the leadership of Mrs. Ralph 1:-ombs and Mrs. Harold Coizglns l.:inch was served at a prettliy dc- comtcd table and the evcniniz con- cluded with the singing of "Taps"

special music by the choir IM- !'li'9d the Christmas service in Eortien United Church on Sunday. lkc. 23rd. In keeping with the sacred and festive season the church was tastefully decorated by members of the Sunday School shift and Social Club, Rev. W. B Crowc, the pastor. led the large contzregatioir ill the beautiful wor- ship service. Lizlitcd only by candles placed in the chancel and the Christmas tree the choir pro- ceeded up the aisle singing th: lwestminsti-4' Carol". The con- gregational singimz was supple- mented by two special numbers "Watchman Tell Us of the Night" by the choir and an old Polish cm-ol "Sleep. Mv Little Jesus" by

den had as their guest on sundav. December 23rd. Mrs. Love's uncle Mr. Thomas Henderson of Lent: Creek. Mr. Henderson who will have reached his ninety-fifth year in February. was accompanied bv his daughter. Mrs. Mvrile Mac- Phali. and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacPhail. all of Long Creek.

Mrs. W. S. Jardinc. Followin: inc Benediction a number of the congregation attended the ”Friend- ly Hour" in the church hall where many old and well-loved carols W0l'C SLlll5,'.

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A number of young airmen from the U.K. were e tcrtained over the holiday seas n in Bordi-ii.,' Flight Cadets Roy Iuayle and David Hook spent their time with,F Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chappell while F0. Alvin Humphreys Rllfly Kenneth Knowles were entertained. Plight cadets John Crooks unri'

VERY Happy one for

r all those you love. , . your kind patronage.

New YiAR's

' year . . . to start afresh more! And we hope

bright year ahead!

It's a pleasure to say goodbye to the old

makes progress toward lasting peace in the

MacQuarrie Ltd.

nomzmv nav CLEANING sisnvrcu

GREETINGS

with :1 clean slate once that this old world

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i S. Jnrdlne.

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W '

Capt. and Mrs. Herb MacKcnzic- Borden. had as their guests over 'he holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Char- les MacKenzic. Winsloe; Mr. anrl. M:':. Alec MacDowell and two, sons. Great Village. 'N.S.: Mrs- Brewer Auld and son Brewer and dauzhter Katherine. of Halifax: Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacLurc. Brackley; and Mr. and Mrs. Char- lca Macxenzie and two sons Crapuud.

Sunday. December ltlth. was nl very special may in the lives of the children of Borden United church Sunday school. They had full charge of the proceedings which took the form of I while zlft service. The offerings present- ed by each claw went toward the Missionary and Maintenance Fund The church building lends itself beautifully to I children's service and the choir. composed of nenlor girl: and boys. led in the singing Lloyd Palmer opened the worship j

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AT OUR NEW PLANT

Thousands of Pounds CHICKEN sud FOWL,

Live or Dressed. Paying Highest Market . Pt-loco. mums nnos. urn. ' SllIIlIIleI'lIdO

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they were driven by our to. the home: of their parents in Cape Wolfe by Donald Platts.

Miss Leone Aroenault is at home now after being employed for the past month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fermin Perry. during Mrs. Perry's trip to U.S.A.

Miss Catherine Perry arrived -hack at her home in Howlan on Wednesday night. Dec. lath. after a month spent in Boston visiting with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Vincent Gallant of Forest View was called to the home of her parents in Bloomfield Station where her father. Mr. Joe Arsen- ault. is seriously ill.

on Tuesday, Deej lath Miss B-.-tiy Martin of Bloomfield, who has been employed at the home of Mrs. Alban T. Arsenault at How- lan. left for Alberton where she 'I.'il' be employed at the Western

Hospital.

Our ever-obllglng friend. Mrs

Aiten Boulter. informs us that at present, besides her patients, she is caring for a young baby whose

nother is in summerside hospital.

QECEMBER 31. 1951

Its wonderful to know that with her a child is well cared (or while the mother Ls unable to do so. Howlan school closing in ii-,., fnr of a concert was held in the school on Thursday night, D33,

20t'.i where Santa first appeared in I-fowlan to the delight. nf iii.-.,. ones.

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The Preoepio. -a niniatiu-e rc- production of the Nativity. places the Christmas tree as sym- bol of the holiday in many Italian homes.

..D NOTICE

I am responsible for bllls contracted by my- self or wife only.

TC

A. J. Mluuisison, O'Leary

PROFESSIONAL CARDS M

OR. .I.R. CIIIINIIICIIAM

VETERINARIAN Dial 2520 Water Stroe-I Eon! Summorsido -

DR. J. A. lIOIR0lI DENTIST Denial X-Rays

Smallman Building SUMMEBSIDE

Dial 2366

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W.E. CALLAOIIAN

Physician as Surgeon

Office: sit summer street

Ilouro ll.00 to 12.00 I. In. 2.00 to 5.00 p. In. 7.00 In 3.00 p. m.

DIII 2352

R. E. ELLIS

INSURANCE

Fire - Auto - Casualty 5 Sum St.. Suuuucrslde PHONE 2413

OR. GLEN R. IIEIIIIRY

Veterinary Surgeon

Phone 89

Kenslngtou

E. E. Parkman

Upt.I).. R.U.

OPTOIOIETRIST

Eye: Examined Office Hours: 9 In 12 - I to 5

and by nppoinfmcul Phone 328'!

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer st. Bummernlde Gltuues Fitted

B. F. Hunter R. 0.

F ' f Visual Anulysu Glusitts Fitted PHONE 8110

SMALLMAN'S BUILDING OPTOIIIETRIST

Suimnerslde. I'. E. I.

T. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

Canadian Bunk of Commerce Building

Summcrslde. P. E. I. PHONE 2888

W. CHESTER S. Mat:li02:AI.0

Barrister, solicitor. Notary

Etc. LLB.

Office formerly occupied by Late Fall: strong. K. 0.

Money to Loan Collections Promplly Attended To.

Our grateful thank: for your kinid patronage during

the year now closing! Our sincere hope that we will merit

your good will during I952 . . . our assurance that we

will worli h'ord'fo deserve it.

LLM AW

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