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Wednesday, Dec. 22,1954 The Guardian Page 13?

-The December meeting of the rummersido Home and School As-

loclatlon was bid last evening" in

;he school lib&gi with the presi- gent, Mr. Ivan -Vwlhn in the :hair. The secretary Mr. ' Keith

Pickard stressed that the question- lire sent out by the Canadian Home IllCI school and Parent-Teacher Federation regarding radio school broadcasts be completed and sent to him at once.

During the business session it was decided to combine the speaker for the ileachers Federation with the Home and School Association for the regular meeting during Educat- ion Week in March. The evening's program was under the direction oi Mrs. Harold Lyle's group and consisted of group discussions. A re- quest irom the Students Council that the association furnish chap-

ernnes ior the students dance on Thursdaaj evening was taken care oi.

The members were asked to save all cancelled postage stamps and turn them in to the secretary.

Delicious refreshments in the home economics room were served by the group in charge.

ville. NTS.. without fire damage from the more than 900 oil-bul'n- ing units in the community.

The association says faulty oil- burning stoves and heater: com stitute the biggest single cause of fire deaths.

This year. it says. manufactur- ers. trade associations, !ire' offi- cials and other authorities have devoted unprecedented attention to reducing such tragedies.

Help S'side Lady Who Lost Purse '

-A thoughttful Bummeraidc real- dent came to the aid oi Miss Minnie Gay of Convent Street. who lost her purse containing approx- imately :40 to a purse anatcher last Saturday evening. by collect- ing an equal amount from a num- ber of generous Summerslde people.

The considerate collector. who asked to have his name withheld. turned the money over to Miss Gay. who expressed sincere ap-

preciation for the heart warming

gesture. -8. 545

Other Christmas music included

hymns and a duet

Mrs. Frank Carpenter.

In both churches modest dignified and

decorations added beauty wmbolism to the services. In these churches others of the town there further observance of the Christian icstlval next Sunday.

Mellie llewwspr-inf From Hardwood

NEW YORK. Northern Paper

(AP)-The Co..

production of newsprint.

lnocket. Me.

Details of the move were made

known by Stone and Webster Fade,-31 grams goyaued 31,371,- Engineering Corp. of New York. gag pmvmclal 3,3,,” and Day, which designed the plloly plantrmems 54.1.-;93.000 and munmpaiy and was awarded the entire ex-ygrama 5,79-L552 paymg pamenm. panslon construction job. Greatlcann-muted 59.021000. i Northern's expansion program. be- I gun last year. will cost more than

"Bethlehem Lullslby” by Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie and

and in the will be Eleal

Great after more than a year of experimental oper- ation. has started iull commercial: i r n in" hardwood at its mill in East Mill-

OTTAWA, (C P) - 5everlty-two mental hospitals in Canada spent an average s2.70 a day last year to care for each patient. the bureau of statistics reported Tuesday.

Salaries and wages took SL5"! of that amount. with 49 cents spent on iood. 15 cenLs for fuel, power. light and water and 49 cents for other operating expenses.

The bureau said the average daily cost for each patient was lowest in Quebec at 31.89. and

highest in Newfoundland at 04.35. There were 51,621 patients in mental hospitals at the beginning of 1053, and 80.565 at year's end. Total operating costs of mental hospitals in the 1053-54 fiscal year rose by about 55,000,000 from the previous year to 351200.000. Reven- ues fell by more than 52,000,000 to s5'I.'l00.000 The total operating sur- plus was 3600.000 r

!Cl1hadlan sailors. Drew Making Good Recovery

OTTAWA ICPJ - George Drew national Progressive

weeks ago.

band's recuperation has been "ever so much better" In the tworweeks since he left hospital.

Conservative leader. plans to spend Christmas horse. with his family at home. where he pony Be;-gen, has been making further rdtovcry Maine from the meningitis infection which '

sent him to hospital nearly slxiLast Show until further nag Mrs. Drew said Tuesday her hus-!t'ce' Please

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Iclinluiilii THEATRE

Thursday - Friday 8:30 "FAST COMPANY"

Story of a girl and her race- Starring Howard Keel,

note change in show dates.

and Marjorie y

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In announcing ma mm” mm the Korean coast. k-'ui1;j;6” 9:4 935 9:4 in the safe handling of firearm Mr. Gordon see of New Glug-oz. mu Annie Lea,-d was organist, m Momwn mmhwud mu nhdenu The welfare committee of the N65,, N:Mm,.f L. 1. ,3 . ml the enactment of legislation V . gddmon go the pfocgggjonal" no proceeding mwuds men. chutered Canadian destroyer Iroquois. be- 160o0N Marlon luv. 9 lo lhereby hunting licenses will be p , com, All ye r'alth1ul'; and other accounting deg," Wm, cumin” fore her final Korean patrol. 118- 138003 !tNmaau- 30 27,5 2?, ; -ssued only to persons who have . . . hymng, the group sang "Away In A Mom much no identical from clded to make a clothing collec- gggg 1:: 4 4.. 935594 I 3903 qualifying them as Kenhlne Manger" and Janice Jeffrey gave cm" to man tion for village children. 3509 N... pm... ll. 3.. 35,. sale hlgilter.;mAg:) gl5Elll11i':yPT:)3!lle-2:-yllfgn I gupgetumi ragiltlglz of usuem Thu unuon-nny mean. mu the (Beard? 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The pug; ou t at odilxg a llr- nrmems in Hong Kong. mm NW” 2” 2M 2, - volunteers to qun1l1y4I51n5””GW” PF031 edUC5"l0n51 0l'.l3n1l"l0"- 39 men's choir led the singing of car "mun "My "rt "t9 M” The presentation ' was made on "1"" V" ”"f .9. w' 4:!” . ' 8 liriking example 99 Wh” C3" be Christmas hymns and rendered two. . We 1851 day 0! the 1f0clu01s' pe- Aid ?...3.Il';'f..'i as as as "M90 ” 9"" ""9""-"Y . l;ChleVfed lin pflegen'E'l1nK flro depth; special selections. g . trol. ssoo Obrlen oh 4:: 43 I ' Wm 3" W 0 - U! 118 IWVH 5" Evening worship 1 th 1: b . Late that sani ev. mg. K - "I9" ”" 5'3"” A it 5 heaters. - torian church was Idondiictedes byy Tea" Junk Came gionaesllde 111: lrg-I 2;;:g.g3l-fill: is IT: cl: DI Hm wwderhl ' ' A' I Reporting on steps to out the Rev, George Kmeng The servlce be- quols. Korean civilians and mar- 4200 Oaiako as as 45 II loss ofgillfe lrtom gal: cauee,mthe gag with the p,g,c..sm,,,a1 -"Joy To 0 lnesd had come. oilt through the, 'f:m:3:'" law Adv; customers we Ilove served! 0 B.sS0C1a on no E! I .m0Ie in The World" and closed with the WI" and C015" with a Rift Oil ll-loo Pan Wu 15 12 as . DEC. Meellng five years have PM-ed in Kent- receselonal "Silent Night." DOYILGST YQCT plump young chickens for they g;:::.j. ROGERS Mm ARNEIT

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We wish I season oi Joy

iorour many customers and friends.

Maccausland Furnlture Ltd. ' SUMMEESIDE, P- E. 1.

Cardinal Leger Returns Home .

Great Northern's achievement is said to mark the first time, qual- ity newsprint utilizing hardwood pulp has been produced on a com-

Western

-NORTH BEDEQUE Christmas concert. December 22nd.

-CHRISTMAS dinner will be nerved at Mulberry Lodge, Sum- merside. (mm 6 to 8 p.m. Decem- ber Eth. Reservations required.

-CARRIER GOODWILL--Group Captain W. H. Swetman, D.S.O... or.c.. OD commanding officer of MA! Station. Summerslde attend- ed a meeting of the Glace Bay Rot- lry Club last week while in cape Breton and brought back greetings from D1ou-int Governor Mr. Alan MacDonald. Mr. MacDonald was very complimentary or the recept- inn tendered him by the summer- lllle club during his annual visit in August. -4; -!'UNl.'I.AL TUESDAY - The fiirloraiotthe1ateM.rs.Edit.hM. Yea was held yesterday from her late residence in Harmony with a short service from the home at 1.30 pm. then to Victoria West. United Church for funeral service at 2.30 pm. with Rev. David Mawhinnw otilclating at house: church and cemetery. Pall bearers were Mur- dock Enma.n,.Keir Yeo. Chester Yeo. John Murray and Leamon Moore. Ixiu-.-rlnont was in Victoria West

cemetery. '

Guardian

-IIHSKTOWN SCHOOL Concert. the data changed to Thursday, December 23rd.

-THE AUCTION Isle which was to have been held at Clifton today has been postponed until Tuesday. December 8th at 1:00 p.m. it day unfit sale on first fine day following. Goorgo H. Brook- ine. Kenalngton.

-NAEIIOW ESCAPE - six oc- cupants of a 1053 Ford coach. re- portodly from Tlknlsh and bearing Quebeo license plates. had I nar- row oaoapojdoudsy evening whorl their on struck the guard roll at Montrose bridge clipped off a tale- phono pole and came to a stand- still with one of tho rails orn- boddodinthobackseotolthooar. No one was inturod in the accident which occurred about tan o'clock as the car was proceeding towards Albor-ton. Damage to the car was heavy.

Personals

-The many friends of Mr. nun rblland of Kensington. 1'. E. I.. are sorry to learn of bin illness which hu confined him to bed at his home . All wuh him a speedy recovery.

I Hereby

PROCLAMATION .

MONDAY THE 27th DAYIOF DECEMBER. 1954 A Public Civic Holiday, In the Town of lienslngfon

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To all of who have favor'e3"u with your patronage, we extend

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PLAN BLOOD MARATHON MONTREAL (CP)

marathon will be mayors Christmas clinic."

minimum of 150 tons

-Represent- ltives of the Montreal branch of the Cm-Idian Red Cross Society and civic officials are planning a marathon blood donor clinic at city lull Dec. 29. Mayor Jean Drapeau will announce details at a press conference. probably this week. The called "the

Montreal. arrived today by plane after a nine-week visit to Europe that included his "ad lirnina” Vl5ltI to the Vatican. l The welcoming delegation at Montreal's Doi-val airport includedy Msgr. J. C. Chaumont. auxiliary bishop of Montreal. and Mayor Jean Drapeau. - i Cardinal Leger said he is happy to be home again and carried with him the best wishes of the Pope to the Canadian people. His Ehrli- nerloe visited the ailtng pontiff on four occasions towards the end of his tour.

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