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On Wednesday evening, Dec. 22

tr» pupils of Spring Brook and ' ' (flutter presented their con-

ill i-‘rt-ttclt filter Hall under tilt,» tixroctiun of their teachers, lllr-r Hazel Hughes and Mr. Pres- tcm MCAbltlll, assisted by members of ii.e thslricts.

\irs itan Duggan was pianist in» llxt- evening assisted by Mrs. Elmer Parsons.

The hsll which was tilled to capacity with ‘parents. relatives. lrtntris and visitors from tar and flflli‘.

On» of tlte interesting numbers c». the progrtttn tvas the tableau

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entitled The Nativity or Birth of Our Lord, witirh was beautifully portrayed by the pupils and com- pletely astonished the audience with its reality.

The ioliowlng program was pre- sented with Mr. George Howatt as the capable chairman:

Opening Chorus: By the schools.

Welcome Recitation bl’ 13W“ Howatt. v

Dialogue: Samuel's Proiwili i1!’ Earl and Nellie.

Recitation: Family Troubles —- Joan Bernard.‘

Motion Song: twelve girls.

Dialogue: Eating s La Mode - Aivin and Bill. ' .

Recitation: Salt ei It-Jsne Mor-

Be IPANA BRIGHT/

Make Gums Heaithier- Twiit Brighter.

with ipane and

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The Central Guardian

This column ls reserved for news oi local interest, but. advertising oi 5 "QWIY 1111i!" ml)’ b0 inserted at iive cents a word, strictly pay- Ihle in advance.

I COOKS ivr Photographs,

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CONFEDEBATION LIFE LN- SURANUE,

AT YOUR. 555GB - Amine; Coal Co. Phone 2498.

BEDSPBEAD 0N LOTTERY by Mrs. J, L. Gallant, 196 Prince Street. Winner, Mrs. P. W. LeClair, 5 Chest- nut Street, Charlottetown.

GLASS-We are now able to sup- ply Window glass in all sizes. Fen- nell d: Chandler Ltd.

FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday to New Glasgow and Halitax Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited 2061 or 540.

EXTRA SPECIALS at IAPage Elm Company Sale: Men's Work B0015. and large sizes in Oxfords, Wtltnorfs Velvet and Rubber Qvgr- shoes. Don't delay. Calltodgy,

OLD TIME MOVING PICTURES will be shown at Parkdale Hall, Wednesday, February 2nd, B P, M,' {Auspices Parkdale Wontetfs Insti- “LG.

LEPAGE salon: COMPANY SALE will be on until February 11th Specials in Men's Slippers, Boys’, Youths. Children's and Misses Ox- fords. Misses Slippers, Loafers for growing girls, Dress Shoes and Ox- fords ior women. Buy now and buy Bargains.

ANNUAL MEETING-Jfhe an- nual meeting oi St. John's Church, Milton, was held in the citurch on Monday, Jan. 17th, with the Rector, Rev. A. E. Pierce-y pre- sid1ng_ Tho wardens, A. Rodd and J. Rodd were rat-elected. The vesilry for this year was elected. Named to ofiice ttvere: A. Horne, Gerald Hooper. Garth llooper, PEN)’ HOOPf-‘F. R- Hooper, it. YOLIHRQI‘. V, Coles, Eric Coles, Roy Coies and Brenton Coles, F. Hooper was re-elected vestry clerk. Delesats to Synod is A. Rodd with Percy Hooper as substitute. D.C_S. delegates are H. Horne and Ger- ald Hooper. At. the annual mect- t in; o! st. Mark's Church, Rus- tlco, held on the ioliottvlng dagxl named to otIlce were: Wardens, H. Carr and V_ Butttaitt; vestry, finest Bulman. Exton Buiman, J. Bulmrut. G. R. LePage, Albert Craswcil and C. Crasweli; vestry clerk, V. Buntatn; delegate to Synod, H_ Corr, with C. Craswell as substitute; D.C.S. delegate, Er- nest Bulmun and V. Buntaln.

D MONDAY AND

TUESDAY. JANUARY 818T AND FEBRUARY 1ST FOR STOCK TAKING.

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Solo: "I Had a Red Patch on the Seat oi My 'I‘rousers"—Earl Mc- Kay (encoredi. Dialogue: Harry's Evelyn anti Donnie. Recitation: Our Wants -- Garth Gillespie.

Merry Christmas Drill boys.

Step Dance by Gordon MacKen- sis (encoredl.

Dialogue: Reading the News - Keith, Bill, Nellie, Enid. Gerald. Recitation: The Twenty Slxth_- Fred Lamont.

Quartet by MacRse's (encased).

Pockets

by ten

Intermlsiion. sale oi candy, drawing oi lottery.

Step Dance: Earl McKay (en- cored)

Recitation: Mrs. Santa Claus - Mary Adams.

Dialogue: Yassuh Boss -— Alvin’.

Bill, Barry and Brian.

Duet: Yellow Rose of Texas —- Lottie and Jean Parsons. Recitation: Santa's Mistake Joyce and Charles.

Quartet: Frances, Nellie, Shirley and Joan (encoredl

Recitaflnn: Boltble's Grammar- William Pidgeott.

Nativity: by iwvtttyt-iottl" pupils. Closing Recitation: Barry Savage Closing chorus: Hero Game's san- te Claus by the schools.

Santa then arrived much to the merrlment of the _vottngt-r folks and distributed fruit anti cattdy, donated by the Women's Institute and presents from tht- glittering tree, among the pupils, teachers and assistants. The very enloyahie evening was brought to n close by

IN MEMORIAM '

GRANT HOME! CHAPPELL

it was with deep sorrow the peo- ple oi North Granville and sur- rounding districts learnod that the Angel oi Death visited the Prince County Hospital January 17th, 1949, and Claimed for its own Grant Htxnes, ten months old son oi Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ol-tsppeli, aiter sll that kind nursing and tender care could be done at home. He was rushed to the Hospital where he passed away on the above men- tioned date. Although so young he will be sadly missed in the homo where he was a great favorite, es- pecially by an aged grand uncle who resides in the home.

He leaves to mourn his griei stricken parents and iive brothers namely, Lester Junior, Graham, Elmer and Clifford all at home; also his aged grandparents Mr and Mrs Graham Gamester, Bradalbane, be- sides e. host oi relatives. After o short service at the house the little baby was conveyed to the North Granville United Church, where the funeral was conducted by the Rev. W. B. MacPhail, who so kindly Vis- ited the home durlng his illness and spoke eomiort to the bereaved. The funeral was largely attended by friends and relatives who came to show their last respects to the sor- rovrlng ones. Hymns sung were: When He Cometh. Jesus Bids Us Shine and Jesus Loves Me.

Burial in the church cemetery. ‘The funeral under the direction of Joseph L. Davison.

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Chappell and Family, wish to thank Dr'Beer and Nllrscs oi Prince County Hos- pital, also those who so kindly gave their cars, those who sent Messages ot Sympathy and neighbours and friends who helped in any way dur- ing the illness and loss of our darl- ing Baby Grant Homes and espec- ially Miss Irene Morrison, teacher and pupils oi North Granville School for the nice Wreath.

CARD OF THANKS

J. Ernest Haslarn and Family, Springfield. sincerely desire to ex- icnd their thanks to all their neighbours and friends who worked so valiantly to save their dwelling and other buildings; also to the Kensington and Summerside Fire Depart-ments for their aid and to all those who have assisted them in various ways since their serious loss

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II. S. May iiave To Revise Atomic Control Policy

By J.M. Roberts, Jr. Associated Press News Analyst The time is approaching when

the United States may have to re- consider its policy toward internat- ional control n! atomic energy.

Not only are new war applicat- ions being developed. There are in- dications that progress toward in- dustrial use oi the new power is more rapid than originally expect- ed.

For more than two years there has been standing belore the Unit- ed Nations a United States pro- posai to share its atomic knowledge with the rest oi the world, and ultimately to ban the manufacture of atomic weapons, ii everyone will agree to certain iron-clad methods of enforcement.

Everyone outside the Ruuian sphere has agreed. The Russians have made counter-proposals which seemed to contain possibilities, but always hedged them about with impossible reservations. They won‘t agree to a real inspection system or to abolition oi’ the veto power in the United Nations Security Council on the subject.

The Russian position is under- standable, in a way, Under inter- national administration of atccnl-r power she could always be outvoted. She fears that she would be re- stricted in atomic development. whether ior war or peace. The rules would be clamped on the game while she is far behind and she doesn't trust the premise of the Western Powers to let her catch 'up every wav except militarily.

She is struggling feverishly i0 catch up now. ‘if she theory that

by fire.

______ IN MEMORIAM

In sad and loving memory of our dear httsband and father,

ALEX. DOGHERTY, Einrwood,

who passed away February 1st, 1947,

Two YBI-rs use we had to part,

With one we loved with all hearts,

We miss his face and kindly ways,

With him we spent our happy days.

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Many a day his name h spoken

Anti many an hour he is in our thoughts

A link in our iamily chain is broken,

from our hearts.

Yet ire has not lived and died in vain,

For proudly we cu-n say.

He his left a na-me without

For our tears t-o wash away.

He was worth the‘ name o! a father. lie fought life's battle square,

No matter when we needed him, We always found him there,

He never tailed to do Ids best, Ills heart was true and tender He worltofl so hard for those he loved, And left us to remember.

There wasn't a thing too big or too

a stain,

sma fltat he wouldn't try to do for us all, For all of us he did his best, So God gave him eternal rest.

Sadly Missed and Fondly Remem- bered by Wife and Family.

PURPLE FIRST DYE

The Romans were the first to dis- cover a permanent dye; the color WilS purple.

EGYPTIAN SLEUTIIS

Finger-prints as a means of iden- tification were known in ancient Egypt.

singing the National Anthem.

she still clings to ‘her she can win the cold war without shooting. some control agreement might, be possible, She would then have an equal position in the trad- in

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The United States control offer stilt stands, in split? oi the tact that Russia might seriously embarrass the United States by suddenly de- ciding to accept.

I say it tvottirl be embarrassing because the offer was made before the United States really knew what it had. It really doesn't know yet.

Sn then. if the cold vrur is to last. as long as indicated by long term preparations t-he admin- istration is making to fiizhi ii- atrmic encrpv for poses might develop in time to b9 a malor frtctnr. atomic know-how

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might be to give away t-he very weapon which will do what Presi- dent Truman aims to do-ralse the

where Communism will lose its ap- peal to underprivileged peoples. For Russia would certainly use it to build up her own sphere ln defi- ance oi and with designs on the rest. oi the world.

Until Russia gets it. the atomic bomb In American hands is the world's best guarantee against war. \Va.r might have come last summer over the Berlin situation, or it might come over any suoh crisis, ii Russia did not face that deterrent. Just as this military weapon in- sures against shooting war, so over- whelming strength on the economic irortt insures against victory by Russian iifth columns in the cold war.

So, when the United Nations Atontlc Commission meets again next month, any Russian move looking toward an agreement will have to be loked at very closely. United States policy still is to let the matter rot-k along in the United Nations rather titan withdraw the offer and risk being blamed on moral grounds.

But. times have changed a lot since the offer was made.

Protestant Orphanage Contributions

dork stcwart. Reach Wilson,

50c l-Tnch: Miss Cassldyy; Adria Roget-sort; Albert Storriy;

Shcrron; Titomas F Stordy; Nclso

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Coal Dealers Since I900

old Harvey: Walter Parsons; Mur-

750 Each: Mrs. W, E. Callberk; ‘ ‘

Lorraine Luwilter; Florence Gordon: Francis

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Sherren, 25c Each: Arlene McVittie; Mrs. Geo. E. McDonald; Mrs Fred Mc-

does, and if World's living standards to the point Donald Jr,

Total—$88.7i§.

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1.00 Each: Mrs. Percy Johnston; Stafford McDonald; Mrs. Bessie Graham; Arthur Butler; Pierce Butler; Mrs. Harry Johnston; Mrs. Neil Vartlderstine.

50c Each: Mrs, Harry Vanlder- stine; lvLrs. Hugh Campbell; Mrs. R. A, Johnston; Lloyd Butler;

Tot al—-$10.00,

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Mrs. J. R, MacPhail; Mrs. Gordon Myers; Mrs. A. S. Hicks; Mrs. Rob-

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35c——Mrs, Mark Horton.

25c Each: Mrs. Martin Myers; Mrs. Lawrence Myers; Mrs. Gilbert Jenkins.

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Correction Oroas B40841! Mrs. Carr Balderston should be Mrs, Ray Balderston-LOO.

Cornwall by Miss Betty King

2.00 Each: Frank Howard; Ken- nison MnKinnon; Hazen Howltld.

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