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. . oy " " ' l ' . V V ' 'AGE 15337 --l- -. --.--. - - ,THE GUARDIAN." CHARLOTTETOWN . . . . .. . ..--.--.-. ...-.-- DECEMBER- 24. 1952 ' . V . i on ' ' ' iuncrai of their mother, Mrs. Ms. ---:--m---T chrhtVma' S we V ch.-istmas S"-vices i, Pgakgg tiida Msobonslcl. on December is. J "aha" R 0 At Georgetown :.i::r.i..m:.::".::.i.':::"' M" l - Al 1 l -l ll -l ,l ll- 5 ll tr-.3-m.,...”".”r,. kills” r-- ' '0 .. 2.... ' ' --.A AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lnvers. ' n ' r m y I" 0 C la n y no i)IAn:uii1') spend 3 iew wax”; vi: 9 m A very beautiful candlelight serv- The cu ill b b ht t-th T”. .-- iting ll-lends and relatives. 3!" Eumimd

ice was conducted by Rev. D. A. Blue. 1;dm:nR:':2:ura:i.nal1iKd Giiiardizfn "())':l;'.'.'.:'3tlo”':f:;"L';m1x”f;fl:" . . . Dougaid MacDonald and .... Fitting and Supplying Paterson in the Georgetown Uni- Post Office; in Souris- The Snack Bar and '11 Richards A don thrlrgltulik a mu! ortiillge lives in ' hgi.l3daugthLe::l'iI5aibeti.etwere blgaebneas Riuhrl and Mu'Vsoumw1cK and mu u"... an

led Church4t' Dgv1dV'5..on sun- ' - - ls 'ov lice so or year, ac- as-du v ors o aro own, em- 1: ar of Peabody Mas. were

”l1i.”'””2llf:;i”””i will mi ed b ”2?2”FJ2d”b”””ii””ii””3”””lb'i; hid” ””c'-Wt” viii!” cl”? ”" 12”” ..'?”ii”" it il”"'li”"”il”i W53 5'-w""r's"m

c an rum was u n y "toy , o -5 l p 53 Vy r. . . amp e , e in im y ' ed urc . i Vr. an rs. mer c- ' V,

candles throughout the area. with nm as '.'"L.uiT(::,mn?.3:? .';.:.l';.”:;..i..tigeidfgfliogil;,:ff.1;';;:"lo0;;g;y;v Provincial Fire Marshal. Property Montague. both morning and Miss Doris Donnelly, Charlotte- Quaid and Mrs. Patrick McQua.id. "dw' 5 l"M' on

spruce boughs and poinsettias giv- mo Clollo BWVV Mo,,(o'gucV lague gum ol ho, ol,olhol.Vl"-lm., loss in the city amounted to slau.- evening, on Sunday. December town. spent the weekend of De- .'"' W "Will 011'-

imz a very lovely effect. The choir . oy Bnd's.sVer Mr and M B C V ' 000. while ill the Province outside 2151., with Rev. J. Murdock Fraser, Wmb" nth With her Parent-Sr Mr. A fire Which might have caused omo. Colmoolod wlu

was heard in several carols and VV.l".lm.;-S A BAIWVAIN Men: L c ' r5- - it 3'” the my me 1055 amounted to 5324, BV AVV mlnlolol. and MNV Ll AV and Mrs. Alfred Dolulcily, St. Pat- many thousand dOillfl' worth'ot M'

two special anthems, B duet by Bomoo, oookolo hoovy V.-ooln wllh W” 500. V,oooslooV oloooloo rlck's Road. g;In::':r vlrVi3gVVclVilV1VoVVkVlyVVVlaxgVi::gilVlliVlVi;iVd ' mV'V””" 3'13 3'.

Harry Yorswn And Mrs. Fred lll ol ll - . The biggest single loss was sui- The services were ha foliowr ill All d l b H Y W 9 mm. regular tl3.95 for Friends of Billy MacDonald. , . , ' M. M i Mcl '. h i be t' On l1, st, . an an a sac y arry orston fared by Mr. Albert Roop. oviner at A. M. White Gift, service. with the smug!” zgvsnh mag: filo?” Eel? coglgor long The E3125 0:: De

V ly slim at Dunn's Gaspereaux. 'ou on K M d vi

Nazaieth, accompanied by Mrs. 0" ' l5 "3 5 ” ri 3” t "L 1”" the H v cl A t t h" h ' .

Edward Easloll VVPA V V V IMacDonald, Brudenell. are pleas- were m:';Og0utLed 1” ;l'::e: exmlfb Junk" ”.m”' 7'30 P' M" the eve" lege. Antigonish, arrived at the cred by one of the sine;-3 of the -- MS" OF GEORGETOWN. ed to hear he is convalescing satis- 3' ' mg 5””"ce- home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Convent when she entered the

l The sermon was preached by the V. V . V V V ' V , V minister. A special feature was a S101? VT”””E- VCm;V”3Vh gt E"Khllld- Vlactorily after his recent operation 003 10” on each occasion M "The f0li”'”"3 35 eiVhc pmgmm 9! John lyiclnnis, Elllotvale, on De- church in the early aiternoon. to V ilrV0VVcessVion pco:ple brinVging :'l'Vl)llie ml;35VViV"”VfV Rig; W061; HiV3Vlg"gl"lllll0lli in the King's County Hospital; In me prloolo homo oooooon, ll", 1;.r;1;(;;;llonngloll5er..o::lools From the Climber 12th- sitar ondmiVe.V She immev :i s n e ommun on a e. ' ' A ' ' - - i -E . V V - - V a. summon: e and so ' ' i where prayer was given by the , T'r- 17.0. Parker Aitken. Mrs. Aitken gilggetfdt mCglldVlVlllVlVlV0ssvV;ias surieVred Realms of Gl0r)':' Call to XVOI" Mr. Michael Handrahan left for the me was brought Fimder coir?-K R-c.A.F- lllhl5i'-W These SW5 W011 8iier- Mm MHKW” MwD””1d' R and lhtlr daughter Laverne. Sum- N” oh an op V i Man" mz- ship; ”Holy. Holy. Holy; The Boston. Mass, with a truckload trol. The cause of the tire is un- Wards 18159” l0 KlnlZ'-S County N' New E"31a"d Deacmless Ems mei-side. were week-end visitors lolbltjrrned 1iV:setr :)?fV:ig VlVVV1';3: :V”5Vo:l”m: L0l'd'8 Pril.l'er;" Prllyrr of Thank: of Christmas trees on December known. ' l

' ' 5 0 giving: responsive read nlz. "T 6 14th. He expects to be away 1

Vlrmorial Hospital, Montague. Plivall Bl'00klllle. MESS-. l5 ki'39llC'- Lowe' Vi tague and Victoria A soi ' ' The minister took the occasion of mg the Cllrlstmns holidays with Cl-05; i Km ailnmxlmiiiely 520-000 I Magnificat; Solo, "The Little Lord week. Mr, and Mn, John"rm1nol- wgfe C a1 evenmg Fndaih axlcndlnif to all a very Merry her mother, Mrs. Minnie MRcDon-l ,-,--- The deaths OCCWTWE from W95 Jesus." Marilyn Llewellyn; Prayer; business-visitors to Charlottetown December 26th It 8'30 Christmas. aid. Montague. l Mn and.MrVoV John Dem; west ;Vv:ri;VVt(lViosVtV:eVof Mrs.dnVIli;:VllaelM1'li;)m- Chlld,-ell-5 sl,g,yV MVi(.ss dPegVgyDBradlV:y sI;ViVlVaVVrlt Decembe'r 19th. . i - Pom. ' """" " " "T" T . ,, I l 8”" C 1 ' M 9"" The little hildren S8118. "0 Wee en 0 ecem 1' e-B.U. (?adiVSoC?i1le'Niq(Jil?3K3:e :?l:g:ng(aM:: Thomas, Southport; Mrs. Catherine Como and Emil; to Vle,u,Vv- om-1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Urban ' Members and wife 01' lady A ' ' Wyand, Cavendish; Mrs. Vincent following the presentation of gum Bradley, St. Teresa. ICY MOUNTAINS friend onlyo

Deii';s' mother. M '5. L. H. Cofiin. - To-Da At The Theatres or of Miss -t Hts nmny friends Wm regret milraye P"il.rncrlraeollistliifurllluziin.iI "Away In a Manger". and the or Stanhope Road arejopiizaselrlimtlo tlleiljlfli llgeiigg flnotunhtial: peaks more

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lcValn that Mr. AiVl'in Alen is ill at Mom” and F1. k V! b Sl o F"l"””"C"'"3"is'. the imam: was see her about again after being a HEY KIDS! DON'T MISS THE SPECIAL ms home in imagine. and mi; ai.?.d2"imi?..";. ”l1;;'; ggglgelgggigd-W ..oenlo V.:V.ViVlVeVm in me Charlottetown V . o

AT ED. Friends of MTl'T.Everetli 1BVVucha:-VR0,::eV:?Le;g:L VOSV VVV VV SVVVVVVVV VVVC Mar)'."G0V'VVI:heGtoplVc zit giV?VVserrVrIiV;iVl; r , I Ml? lVlV0lli38u('-. V3"? SONY 0 EEYV 9 i ” ' vV i . V ViW39V ” 5 W3 95 l E Vl Mrs. Alex Grant. was a bll'ill6S5 O is ill in the Kings County Hospital glrtliilconthsor my 1:??? V::mteheb:V:V;sci'i'lce closed with the hymn. Oi vlsllm. to Chorlollewwn Vons Doo S

and wish him a speed recovery. V Come. All Ye Faithful, and the combo, l5ollV 3' owned by Mr. Flank Clarke, Kep- .

"SANTA" A l ”T” poch, last January with a total Benediction" . A . "-V-' ' JCHURCH SERVICE - Rev. . The evening 80rV1Ce Ollehed Mr. Daniel Tralnor Cllarlotte- . " F'- N- YOUHK Cohdllcted the Chrl5i' ldargageo estimated at approxunale-lWli.i1 the Call to Worship. the town, accompanied by his two on behalf of the members and executive of mi? ' s imhs service in St. Andrew's PreS- 'V'”H'0 0' looxology. and Prayer of lnvoca- children Joe and Bernie. visited Canadian Legion Branch, we extend our sincere

In his report Mr Campbell pd'wli.loil. and the singing: of the hymn. Peakes and St, Patrick's Road De-

hylcrlrin Church, Montague, Sull-

wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New

day eveninq. and preached the i""ib”ii'- in the City Fire D6liRYi'il4Jo)' in the World!" was iollowed'cembel' l4i.vil. V Year to all our patrons.

i - - . F '5-rrinon. using ior his theme "Goii'c "lei" ami 0”?” his "mEl”3il1i3iv'”"5 l,. Responslve Roadlng prayer .....-. l -”ll?lll”Jl”dllCe tn the watching shep- 0" U161? llllprnvrd methods or flgi1i"iaI)d a rendition by the rhoir nl Mr. James Garland. Avolldale,

l V 5 - l musl by we in: incipient fires, He expressed the H V V A l - - . V l,,ol,?.ff:la three l(:n.gllem5 A belief that many small fires in thel J0;l,,Fm5 our Inmost Hearts To 3:3 glVbifl5olP,?:f,-o"f;lf,l;l,l tgoieoilggii ,--cal-015 of The Holy Night,"V -The city might easily have bern seriousida-l' and "mm. e

Christmas Birthday" and ”Chrisi.- were it not for tho work of tlie'VVS"ipu.1f'e l;:;ss',ml1..Wai: fad Ml” ,,,, . . Villas Bells". The recessional liymli local iil'Cm('l'l and thrir ipronlpiit-f The Ii-"St ("WL Vju gs E Mam. lllonols of Ml.V Russel Immm--1 VWHS "Joy To The World", iollowi udc in attacking the blazes. At. Lliislthe mm”u”Ccme” g' J95” am" '-

1 sans--nu

. ,, . V V Vclarkili rcgrrt I lozr ii L l , i ed by the b8nEdiCtl0ll. season the Fire Marshal issued anlbm" ipleim N" Yomj M” lslingni patient in iii; lWl0ID1L:1'z13C V . l ' appeal to all people to take extra,” a 5”” bl" M” '”'””d W9 ii" rlital. Mr. Clarkin nail .llle nlis- T l JCHOIRS VISIT H0SPlTALS- precautions to prevent fires over mmi iortuiic to fail and break his leg.

. . r I EA group of me vaylous Church ll", llollolm. Season I The offering was dedicated and woa V lcholrs oi Montague paid a surprise Ml.V Camoboll-S roporl llsls llll.lill(' choir lierforlned ”The Christ Mo JV,lmo5 wlmlem Ammme V

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' ; . - , l".I : ” lo 1' is. '- l 1 '5 b- V HAYES-HEFLINWALKERAJAGGER lday evening to VenterlVain th: day:-r;ifell0Le1 Mlll, owned mi The sci-man dcalt with ”Follow- w 0a 0" mm 61 1"” r CLOVER CLUB Vpziticnls with (info singng an ' --s l 2 in Stan" and the evening Mo Jl Gll .l , , V, jchristmas reading. The patients Jog; Lggrd; (ijI:E3T0'rV:g55H51g&aCiV' slgrolooe Closgd with pl.ayorV upeol. lo lrlls olllozlno 1ln1PElllll:;::,iol:lec?:lg2'Vl , DECEMBER 25th , or both institutions expressed their , ' A . ' - l - " 1 it - A A V . V l . V . I R VVecVVVtVon of me” effort on the PheV;ggnV swlllllpolg stole and p05; Night manic, Awake! V 4WVlV V0. Llibladoi.Viiliele he has been ciii V V Dancm 9:30 tm 1 mm. m WV of the Montague people M. Office 510030 lhradl. bi the clinii, hymn. Sii plcycd im the past month. l Vpar . iss ' 'w- . . B dlo V iJe”M”D”””1d'R'N"Mil” C”"' 7cmaJ”'s?oE;a3"”i3iL5lai”'iN Night and the me C Ion Mr. Edward Duiiv was it vlsilori Jackie Doyle and his Clover Club Band WITH ;'7”9V5ce”iIV:'I0m9 Served dencl0u5 l'e' warellsuse S7 900 5 "T." "'T'” to Charlottetown Decclllbeli lguli resirnen . . v v- V . A - - IITHE M u T APT” 2 '-r Eva! CNl'l9T0ll. HEY-lstmlart Residence mm Gmagm on buSmeS5' Admission I wood Aha" ChnrmMemwn' contentSls5i?ll0i)l-0 'V) Ioxrnh S Kellv Fort Mrs J11)" 5331 ac mil i (ll . per coupe GAMBLING CITY or apartment, .ss.272, -s '"j i - l- l l ij v . C0 N110 SHOHS 3:30 - 7 - 9 April 22 - Randnlnh Wm. Man-j 5lf”””5' meumg mm m”b””d'l kl)3i,5lro:'V l&i::hLf,looi',;:l,'1ll.”l 1”". ”?':'il For rcsevations hone 1222 December 24 between ' i Monaco on the French 1HCdii6l'- .1l”l1'- Ncrih 31”” R0'Jd- R'35ld9”CCV m's' s61?-00' .. . pl -l-l ithev llhli to 5 end cilia Mulu. ' ranean coast had gambling tables 90.783. V V V V.j””” -” M”; Fjfmi If” 9' mooloo l D la l””” 3 p.m. and 5:30 pm. , I ,:ls early as 1856. - Mav 9 - Maritime EiF('Ll'h" Liclll i”gl1'pFig”m1”g1:Vtg'kV:?V':::Vl' MOVVVVV VV V . ' o A . . T 7 . l W --ac North 'Tr.i0n- Lilli” P1”"i'- 5” icarmel. Dwelling and BiacksmitiiV SVMYV) IMVIIPV R((:lZ0VlVT0ll. student at LONDON e (cpi-A D ,- ' l- - .- . , sl .ss4oo. r - W5 N” W0 930- l”'”l'9d Ht ohshlmd puppy was all g:.'e7V;ed afni VM3V;' 21V ";vVD"VlVl:l Gill Reid-SFVM: l mp VVVoVoVVwV7,VVVVo lliie liomVe cl his paiciiis Iklccnlbell . V in yellow sweater ready to be nOwn.ia”V:d F?V?:ViVlg S:lVllVV:VF;VllCml:VV3VlV?-- Olcl VATICAN CITYV DMV 2? V,APllV18lil to Spcild the Clirisiinas iloil-V . , 5' . to New York when it was discover-' V, ' ll pyul.-of i '.- (V ll k ,Tilc Pope today received ii groupl ails" l 'l BELA LUGOSI in , led it had eaten its travel permliilvl U": Isl l. liedlilncih ,.; Cmollnf ncwly-ordained priests. incluti- , T”T I ' "THE INVISIBLE GHOSM and pedigree mm. New panel-spoilt; e.?.:i:.:'"wH;fi?:.i” ” in: es-vw-and mick Norton : M-”?ff”l” M”-”””'”””" "”""l'l ' . . - d - tl to k oh: . ' - 'YVl " -””- 1 l 'V LU” l 15 lild.iPllllle y mi sister Bel'lladettr.i laigxt 55” m me ma 5 9 June 19 - Elnest AlileckV. MountV?VV'iV'V)lVi:VlV”,Ve VVI:VllV:DV "VV1"r " "1 lBosLon. Mass.. arrived at the home, V CLOVER CLUB ' . , ,, , ,,,,,g , .,, -. . lei their bl'other Earl to attend the us, . V.-.-.K-llil3(!l'GKi(t(t4l(5Z!lC5(l(KTKICV1K1365('(i(t(1:1Z':'('CtiTtlZ'liGX'Ci(Il(W(l(!t('Ct&ll'('(15I5(1l ' Novelties, Fun, Entertainment 5 "THE STORY or WILI nor. 1: l . M4 t ” r l . V l V i E35" COWNGV THUR'sDAY' V Jackie Doyle and his Clover Club Band .; I gVWill Rogers, Jr. and Jane W,v- i3'00 per couple gmnn ln Ll'2)fllVK';:illV:;IiiCd Scrcen Dress; senoioformal m l cl . .- Onc of the nmst popular Amei'- For reservations pllone 1222 Dec. 26 and 2'! between MATINEE 3 O'CLOCi( ml;-5 VgVfVVVVlV;1VlViVVlcelVllVVl;VrViV'-V verhapfmlls hours 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets may be picked up at Clover . . W" .9 l ' Club Dec. 29 and 30 between 7 and 9 .m. To avoid opher, cowboy. zlcgield stal. hum- 7 and 9 lorist, politician and world travel- disuppomtinent please "'59'n'" ym" inble early: only

er. triend or great and small, Will 200 tickets being sold. angers. And it is the story of this amazingly versatile man that War-

ner Bros. is bringing to the screen I - . .-: on Thursday at, the Prince Ed- . ward Theatre in "The Story 0! 9 I - win New. Y ear s Party

Jr. Plays Dad S:.a.rring hthe man's own son. AT c Q at n ". Vilii. .11". w a play: his Dad in the 3 Melt-77ZE5' A7no' of'Ix'm.'- I 33; 'w01fl-1 wgoglgne of;'V'";;loo;l-3 l CHARLOTTETOWN Y. M. c. A. V, n II o ' ' 9 7779 laagw '6”J”f'l".5--””t' 3;? iii? 5.-ZR,-ii ”lTp.Tii'LVi3idg 5315 D 0 VVIV)V:licing 10:00 P.M. .. i:o0VV;V.Vl:Vl.PVVV CVVVV VVV , . ress o i . . l -.-rr"vm75e 6'm,mr :z:0':,"i.:;::.:i.:.;:”:r:;r;. in P ” i A N dkrywe 50”! omo, moo loono mm V tlolno Novelties - Fun'V- Refreshments i it 9 ""'C ”M:l”p'od;';o;l:: A limited number of invitations available '1 ' national politiclll conventions as Vat the Y- M- 0- A- office-

: presidential contender. such was the career oi will Rogers.

star or Foiuee it 25th ANNIVERSARY I v

ziegield Follies with Eddie Can- tor that will Rngem became known as a man who could tell the

American people what was ailing , V

them. but in a humorous kind of

in ommun mom in ii s- L ' ' i r in o l and "His LIFE STORY WARNER BROS elm en:::l;eiagcrs.evii,iilp eshied N”' 1 B”m"l" Ch”l""”t”w"

' . WW and Wm '” llillrmd CANADIAN LEGION CLOVER own

I---Hi. I-av: STORY I l -' '35 A ' V h mi..eart:rhe)i:ediiin:i;rt1Ti-lriigmiind THURSDAY JAN 8 1953 6:30 - his everyday column hits iiecame i ' ' ' ' . .'-' '

regular household phrnscs all over

Ammcm ms VVVMV VVVWVVVVL was Tickets may be obtained from the executiveiloftioe, or

oomlon and lo WV, ml. ooollmo canteen. Deadline for sale of tickets Wedneqdj yl Des which brought him together with cember 81. . ii .

famed ilier Wiley Post. The Warner Bros. pirhlrn shows l his wholo career including liHlc- V i

known ephodes about his linmci l X

life and European trarris, l V i V . we J com-1.1.-:'rn:. if h

VV,'...I-lis LAUGH sronvl THE Vo A , L Thedshli Guy Wh: or V ' ..,.,o,,mo., v l sum". i

oope a ariat an 1- ' l " Lassoed the Heart 1- A

A R lull DIIFHREEMAN-H Ll ' we . - i ' I

V . lV V VsV VV.V VV(VVV V EEK lMiitI'I- DIM STEVENS VVVVVVVlu'l""lo'o';'l'2,'ol,ml...,p..uil mm” WV on ml om o.VV,V.V i man in the key roles. Directed bv;

oi - A. i c' Hm Michael Curtiz. "The Story or V V T Will Rogers" is the story of a in-ratV -

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VV C " imp ' the lite ml times of Amrrira ill

the glorious period in which hr 5;?

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Eddie Cantor plays hinisr-ll in the film, while Jimmy Glcnsoiil V.

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A V V MANILA. Dec. an -(AP)- Fire BAIGON. indo-China. me. 22 -

:3" "Va". roared through Laos: iVn Northern (muters)- might French army M , Luzon today. The Philippines Red troops are dead and in mining

r V Oi-on said it caused Gi.600.000 iollowing a mine explosion which nth-V

Vdsi-nage and Mt 2,000 homeless blew up a lsndi 1 anti. no ii Most. with I population or 45,000: southwest oi h:l-e tut sstuiiieiia. in tho provincial capital or Ilocos it was announced ,todIy. rllty NOM t others were injured.

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