DECEMBER 26. 1952-

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GEORGE CLOW and House Phones:

The Guardian may be

Am. Douccttch Gi-occi-y.. Second

. THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

. PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer street. Suininei-side. g NCWl,' Subscriptions. Advertising Representative:

Phone 8081.

GEORGE WOTTON 8032 and 8033. bought at any of the

following Itcru in Siunmcnlde: Bell Bookstore, Summer Street; Goui-lien Drugstore. 21 Central Street: Kg"y'j News-stand. Water Street; Mark Gnudct. 6'1 Granville Street;

Street; Inland Motor Transport.

water Street; Vinccis Grocery. 120 Russell Street; Enmnn's Self- Servlcc Drug Store. ' K.I.. Waite In Kcnilngton. WEST PRINCE OFFICE , Albortcn: Frank Weeks. Representative. Phone: 63-2 office and ass noun.

..BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. - services for Sunday, December 28th. Bedeque 11 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. gev. w. Burton Crowe, B. A., Min-

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DMOASE JEWELLERS are Equipped to emboss your fountain pens and hill folds with your nanir in gold. Also leave your riuss here for sizing and expert hand engraving as required.

..(7L?TS GRASS -- Summer is apparently not yet past in Sum- nicrside, and Mr. Glorice Gallant, 394 North Market Street, believes he may have established a record for cutting grass on P. E. I.. for according to Mr. Gallant, he tool: (ml the lawn mower and spent a part of yesterday, Christmas Day. in mowing his lawn. in what he say. will be the last time tlils year that he will cut the grass.-S.

Alberlon and Vicinity

Miss Clara Donald, summer-side. is spending Christmas at the home of her brother, Mr. G. M. Donald, Mcntrose.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay. Alberton, motored to Charlottetown Christmas afternoon. They ivili spend the weekend with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett.

Miss Ferne Wilkie. Charlotte- town. is spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie, Alberton.

Mr and Mrs. Gordon Ramsay. Charlottetown, were dinner guests at the home of their grandmother. Mrs. Nelson Ramsay, Alberton, on Christmas Day.

Miss Molly Weeks. Siimmerside, is spending the Christmas lioli- day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Weeks, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. John Spanner, Toronto, are spending the Christ- mas season with their dauglitrr and son-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. McMahon, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Marks, Siimmerside, are Boxing Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Fraser. Alberton,

Lac. Kenneth Gaudin. Siimmer- aide, is on Christmas leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred ”.audin, at Alberton South.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mccue. Al- Jerton. have as welcome Christmas guests their daughters, the Misses

Doris and Barbara McCue oi Summerside. xir. Fred Whelan, student at

Dalhousie University. Halifax. and Mr Reginald McClellan, Summer- side. were Christmas guests of iirs. J, A. Callaghan, Alberton.

Mr. E. E. Lartcr. Charlottetown. is at his home in Alberton for the Thristmas season.

Miss Mary Gillis. .0ttawa, is a welcome guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillis. Alberton, diii-ing the Christmas holidays.

A large number of worshippers Wcre present at midnight Mass celebrated in the Sacred Heart Church Wednesday evening. The Mass was celebrated by Rev. W. E. Monaghan. The choir sang ”The Convent Mass in C." Miss Mary mills and Mr. Jack Barrett were soloists during the Mag. At the of-

lmy the choir sang "Adests l-'idelcs" and at the communion Miss Mary Gilli: sang. "O iloiy

Night." Preceding the midlllgnt Mass the Girls' Choir.-sang carols. All music was under; direction of the organist, Mrs. E." E. Larter.

' Tignisli , and Vicinity

-Among students of St. Dun- at-ants University who arrived home on Thursday. December 18th, to Spend the Christmas holidays at their homes in Tignish were Miss Joan MacDonald and the Messrs. David and Daniel Kinch. Leonard and Leigh Shea, Elmer Blanchard, Earl l-fandrahan. Rodney Mclnnis Mid Henry Gaudet. Mr. Everett Hillier. Itudent of Prince of Wales 0011680. arrived in Tignish on Fri- day evening.

Mrp and Mrl. Emmett Foley and Mr. Chum: Foley of Boston. Mum. who are visiting t eli- lather. Mr. James Foley of ii- 3"9- went I day recently in Tig- nlsh visiting friends and relatives.

Emile Arscnluit, Toronto. ont.. who who to Tlgnilb to attend tho funeral of his uncle, Mr. Jon- 9Ph E. Martin. in spending a few

days visiting friends and rela- tives. t.

It wii be .learned with regret

that a Messrs. Gerald and Ed- Wlfd Fltzqenld, Waterford, are

Ml-lento in' the Western Hospital. lberton.

b Hon. .7. A. Bernard, Tlgnish. left Y Plane on Friday morning for 308t0n. M-u.. where he will spend hit Christmas holidays with his dlllcbter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Eric Loth.

Mill Mu-y Gavin. R.N.. accom- Pmlod by ac: um:-. Misc Elin-

-KENSINGTON - MALPEQUE AND FREETOWN Presbyterian Churches. Services Sunday. Decem- ber 28th will be as follows:-.Ken- sington ii. A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Freetown 3 o'clock. The services will be conducted by thc Rev'd. E. G. Evans. The Rev'd. D. A. Camp- bell, interim Moderator.

-PARISH 0 F ALBERTON. Church of England. In St. Luke's Church. O'Leary, family service will he held at 11 am. with pre- sentations to the Sunday School children. Carol services will be held in Holy Trinity Church, Alma, at 3 p.m. and in St. Peter's. Alberton, at 7.30 pm. Rev. J. R, McMahon, rector. ,

Hold Annual Hall Meeting

-The annual Hall meeting was held in Irislitown Community Hall on Wednesday evening. December loth. and was attended by Wo- men's institute members, Farm Forum members, holders of hail bonds. and others. Mr. Clair Campbell, chairman of trustees. presided.

Mrs. Archie Johnstone was elect- ed as the new trustee, and Mr. James W. Campbell was appointed by the trustees to take the posi- tion of caretaker of the hall, va- cated by the present efficient jan- itor, Mr. Fred Ready, who is tak- ing up residence elsewheie.

Names of debenture holders were drawn by Wendell Steven. and nine debentures were paid along with the interest, leaving a bal- ance of eleven hundred dollars yet to be paid off.

Following the meeting ii pleasant social hour was spent; when the ladies were guests of the Farm Forum boys and other men of the community. and enjoyed a repast of tea and doughnuts, ice cream and pie.

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Kensington Anti Vicinity

-Mr. P. J. Laiidrigan Postal Department. Charlottetown. accompanied by Mrs. Landrigan, was a visitor to Kensington and Summerside on Monday, December 15th. Mr. Landrigan was engaged in postal business.

Mr. George Williams of 'Sum- merslde was a visitor to Kensing- ton on Saturday, December lath.

Mr. Roland MacArthur of Sum- merside was a visitor to Kensing- ton on Monday, December 15th.

Mrs. (Din) W. J. P. MacMiila.n and her mother, Mrs. MacDonald. visited at the home of Mrs. Mac- Donald's sister, Mrs. Andgew Mc- Kinnon, Kenslngton, on Sunday evening, December 14. Mrs. Mac- Donald has reached the compara- tively advanced age of 94 years.

Messrs. George Brookins and Austin Pendergast of Kensington were visitors to Charlottetown on Monday, December 15th.

Mr. and Mrs.- Charles Connolly and three children, of SLIII1.I'I'ICI'uII'Iq, were visitors to Kensington on Sunday, December 14th.

Mrs. Byron Drlscoil of Summer- side is spending a few days with

relatives in Kensington. Mr. and Mrs: George Higgins, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Cahill

and William Higgins, Summersidc, were visitors to Kenslrigton on Sunday, December 14th; Mr. Hig- gins is 92 years old, and is prob- ably the oldest of Kensington- born natives, excepting Alexander (Sandy) Cameron, now residing in Elmsdale. who will be l0i years old on Christmas day.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Peters and children of Mldgcll visited friends in Kenslngtxm recently.

lfcnsington And Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gallant of sUIIIII'ICI'aIi'.Iv were visitors at the home of Dr. and Mrs. James Higgins, Kensington, on Thurs- day, December lath.

Mrs. J. J. McQunid of Kenning- ton is visiting at St. Peter's Bay She is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur 0'Ms.lley.

Mr. and Mrs. Reagii Sudsbury, their daughter Sharon, and son David left Monday. December and to spend the Christmas holidays in Boston and vicinity.

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beth, left by air on Thursday morning, December filth for New York to spend A few weeks with their sister and brother.

Mr. Russel Dalton Arrived in Sea Cow Pond on Tuesday night December 23rd, to Join his wife and little daughter Fnii-icy. who have been visiting Mrs. Dnitonk mother, Mrs. John Dorun, '-for the

past month.

Messrs. Austin and Wilfred A'- Hearn left on Wednesday, Decem- ber l'1th for Halifax. where they

Post lluptlal Shower At Siearletown

On December 10th A large number of citizens from the com- munities of Albany. Sear-letown and Middleton assembled at Sear- lctcwn Hall to honor Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Cameron who were recently married.

The.ntagc presented a festive appearance with its decorated Christmas tree under which were placed the numerous and beauti- fully wrapped gifts. To the strains of the Wedding March the bride and groom were accompanied to seat: of honour by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bradshaw.

The lovely gifts were opened by the Misses Shirley Cameron and Janet Bradshaw, while the verses were read by Mrs, Herbert Craig and Mrs. Peter Nicholson. They were arranged by Miss Mable Sherry.

Mr. Cameron, on behalf of his bride (nee Mae Bradshaw) thank- ed one and all for their kindness and invited every one to visit them in the future.

Following the singing of ”For They Are Jolly Good Fellows", an enjoyable sing-song of Christmas carols took place. led by Mrs. Kenneth Muttart. with Mrs. Her- bert Craig at the piano. Instru- mental muslc by Harold Mac- Quarrle and friendly intercourse followed by a bountiful lunch brought this fine evening to a close and all wended their way to their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Cameron many years .of hap- piness together.

IVBSIGIMIIW-IIlT8liaIIaI Patients Remembered

Some sixteen paiienls who spent Christmas in the Western Hospital, were pleasantly surpris- ed VVednesday afternoon when. under auspices oi the Alberton Women's Institute, a group of

of Christmas joy to them. Mrs. Joseph Callaghan, president of the institute. had arranged for

Santa to join the group, and she accompanied him as he visited each patient and left a treat. The sisters were also remembered by Santa. The carollers were treated to candy by the hospital staff.

of the ,

Alma and Vicinity

-Mrs. William Gaudet. Pleas- ant View, is spending some time

with her daughter. Mrs. John P-

Wallace.

Miss Mary Murray of the Mari-

time Electric Co., in Charlotte- town. spent the December 20th weekend with her parents, Mr

'and Mrs. George Murray.

George Murray

I Mr. and Mrs. guests of

and family were house .Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mclnnis on .Tucsday. ,December isth. where la. family re-union was held in the form of a goose supper W10? W -their leaving on Wednesday morn- :lng for theirl new home in Streets- ville, Ontario.

Mr. Alfred Murray. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Murray. has EDT"? to live with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob iMui-ray for the remainder of the school year. He will then join his iparents in' Ontario.

and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar to Charlottetown on

Mr. motored

Wednesday. December 17th. I0 visit Mrs. Dunbar's mother, and sister, NIH. John Ashley.

Mrs. Bruce Currie returned to

her home in Elmsdale after spend- ing a week at the home of her son, Sydney, and Mira. cume, summer- side.

Master Garth Dunbar rushed to Prince County Hospital on Friday night, December isth. suffering from an attack of acute appendicitis. His mother. Mrs. Isaac Dunbar, stayed in summer-

sidc to be with him for a few days. Miss Shirley Barbour, dauzh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wsldron Bar- bour, went to Charlottetown on Saturday. December 19th, to take part in an amateur program. Ml-55 Barbour was one of the winners in the Albei-ton amateur contest.

Milo Sophie Barbour. R. N.- from Boston, mu. returned to her home to spend the holidays with her sister and brother.

Mr. James Donald, student at p, w. 0., is spending the holidays at his home. D

Bloomfield Corner and Vicinity

-Mrs. George Home and Mrs. Urban Plneuu were business visit- ors in 0'Lcai-y on Friday, 19th.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pineau have returned to their home after spending is. few weeks visiting friends and relatives in Boston.

Miss Elaine Pineau of Bloom- field nnd Miss Marie Gallant are spending their holidays at their respective homes. They are stu- dents at St. Anne den Monts. Que.

The teacher and pupils put. on a very fine concert in the school- room on Dec. 22nd. A large crowd attended.

Mr. Bert Peters of the Abegweit. is visiting with his mother and family for A few days.

Little Vincent Martin of the Blind School, Halifax. isspending his holidays at his home here. I

”'riio om-no Agricultural Col- leiic ti Guelph was founded in

plain to spend the winter months.

1574 by the Ontario Government.

carol singers came to bring a bii'

THE ' GUARDIAN.

Arrests Made In Sumiiiersideb Following Breaks

Summeralde police over the boil- day cracked down hard in a ser- IOIII campaign to end and clean up a number of breaks that have recently occurred.

The campaign was officially opened early Wednesday morning by officers Elmer Mathcson and Keith Champion who surprised two young men returning home ul- legedly from ii. break that had just been made at Robinson's Bak- cry.

Before the young men could say "If I'd known you were coming I'd have baked a cake" one of them was relieved of the eggs, lard. etc., that he was carrying. and an in- vestigation revealed he was warm- ly dressed in an item of clothing allegedly stolen from the War Sur- plus store, in A break that oc- curred the previous night.

The other suspect escaped in a very fast dash, but swift action fol- lowed as Chief of Police Peter White, accompanied by Officers Joe Linkletter. Harry 'MacKay. and Elmer Matheson raided two homes, and recovered merchandise al- legedly stolen from a number of hitherto unsolved breaks.

The merchandise recovered is said to have included a wide var- iety off items such as chocolates. Jewellery, plumbing fixtures, mis- cellaneous hardware, clothing. etc.

The man who was arrested ap- peared on Wednesday morning and was separately charged with breaking, entering, and theft. in connection with the breaks at Robinsonls Bakery, and the War surplus store.

He was not asked to plead, and was remanded in custody until Saturday when it is expected the case will be proceeded with.

His suspected companion, who had not been taken into custody last night. is” already awaiting sentence after pleading guilty to a theft that occurred about two weeks ago. It is believed that both young men may be charged with other breaks which may be tied in with the stolen merchandise recov- ered in the raids.

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Bcdequc Notes

-Mr. Frederick Taylor, Free- town. has been visiting with his: ,brother Mr. George Taylor of this village.

His many -friends are sorry to learn that Mr. Judson Blackmorc

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December 2lst.. and was remoi'en'1 ?to the Prince County Hospital by. lambulance. All hope for an early. recovery.

Mr. and Mr.

Arthur Toombs. William Wright.

Bedequc. Central 1

iBecleqiie, senior student: at ML; Mrs. Dr. DPS”, and mm Eneruwms ho1,da3-5 mere,

!Allison University. are lthe Christmas holidays homes.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacLeod gill Rockland, Mass, have motored gto Sackville. N. 13.. .to Christmas with Mr. MacLeodls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester MacLeod. On Monday. December J22nd, they paid a brief visit with ,Mrs. Macbeoclls mother, Mrs. E. 5. ;Weeks, and Mr. Weeks They also called on relatives at Tyne Valley, Northam, and Wellington.

Mr. Alden Leard, head master, Mt. Allison Academy, is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leard, this village.

A special Christmas service was held in the Central Bedeque Bap- tist Church. on Sunday evening. December 21st. under the auspices of the Y. P. U. Mr. George Camp- bell presided. Marina Maccailum lead the Scripture and Alexander Green offered prayeru Catherine and Frances Craig rendered a duet and Elizabeth Green sang a solo. Readings were given by Neil Campbell, Georgie Doull and Eliz- abeth Grecp, and a Christmas pantomime was presented by sev- eral of the young people. There was a large gathering. The chair was composed of all young people. with Mr. Alden Leard as organist The morning service in the same church had I. choir of young people.

The December meeting of the, Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Jewell. At roll call the members exchanged Christ- mas gifts. It was agreed to con- tribute s5.00 to the T.B. League. to provide a Christmas treat for the school children and the sick and "shut-ins" as usual, and also to send a Christmas treat to the boys in the services, both overseas and at home. lng to be held in the school, when lunch committee will be Mrs George Ballum, Miss Aletha Noon- on and Mrs. Hammond Bowness. The meeting closed with singing "When We 'Ail Get Together".

KENS!-NGTON ii-Siiiin w. A.

-The annual meeting of the Woman's Association of Kenning- ton United Church was held at the home of Mrs. W. F. Taylor on Wednesday evening, December 10 The meeting opened with re- peating of the Creed. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, followed by roll call, each member responding with ii gift for the Maritime Home for Girls at Truro. Plans were made for iememberlng the sick in the congregation during the Christmas season. - The treasurer, Mrs. Macxenzle. gave a report of the year's work. which was a very successful one financially.

The following officers were ap- pointed for the coming year:

President, Mrs J. Woodclde: first ylce-president, Mrs. R. MacKay: second vice.-president, Mrs. L. M. Murray. secretary, Mn. Horace Glover; treasurer, Mrs. D. Mac- Kenzie.

The meeting closed with the

Mllplih Benediction.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

Howldn and Vicinity

Miss Lizzie Jones of Bloomfield was in Howlan recently.

-Mrs. J. B. Arsenault returned to her home in Howlari on Sun- day. December 14th after her stay in Summerside. where she receiv- ed treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Peters and little son Wayne, of Tignlsh, were in Howlan on December 15.

Mrs. Gun Peters of Duvar was in Howlan on Monday, December 15th. at the home of Mrs. Robert Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Alban T. Armi- ault. Joe Desrtochu and Arthur Richard were in Forest View on Monday night, December 22nd.

Mrs. Pius Finnan and family of Campbcllton have been in Howlan at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack Gallant.

Henry MacAusla.nd now has help in the woods in Montrose where he is having lumber cut to erect a building in O'Icary.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pineau of Du- var were visiting in Piusville on Sunday, December 14th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe 5. Gal- lant.

Alfred Palmer of O'Leary was in Howlan on a business trip on Thursday morning, December lath.

Henry Gallant motored to Camp- bellton on Wednesday. December 17th, on a. business trip.

Mrs. Leo Arsenault recently spent an afternoon in Forest View at the home of her mother. Nllfrs. Margaret Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant and family and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant were Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Perry on December 20th.

The teacher and pupils of How- lan School presented a Christmas concert program on Monday night December 22nd.

The teacher and pupils of Duvar School put on their pre-Christmas concert in the school on Thursday night, December lath.

There motored to Piusvllle on Thursday, night. December 18th,

.Mr. and Mrs. Jcrry Gallant and

son Paul, and Mrs. Frank Gallant. who spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Gallant and fam- ily.

B. Arscnault was in Wood-

was taken ill on Sunday morning. Smc'k on Thursday anemoom Deg

cember 18th.

A lot of people went to Wood- stock where they atterided the pre-

lcliristmns sale of groceries at the

store of C. J. Gallant.

::en:Ih1?&, of O'Leary, spent Thursday after-l lnooii. December 18th, at the home

of Mrs. Jack Platts. Howlan.

Quite a few young folk from Howlaii attended the school con-

spendi cert. in Duvar School on Thursday

iught, December 18th.

Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and family,

were visiting Mrs. Henry Gallant on Sunday, December 21st.

Leo Arsenault, Leone Arsenault, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard were among those, who attended the wake and burial of the late Mrs. Mary Arsenault, of Roxbury.

Mr. and Mrs. John Arsenault and Miss Lucy Arsenault of Tig- nlsh were in Howlan on Friday evening, December 19th. on their way to the wake in Roxbury.

Rev. M. J. Rooney was down to

his old home in Iona on Sunday and Monday, December 14th and 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan

team ii iii. Howard goslain

The death of Mr. Howard Cos- taln occurred in the Western Hospital, Alberton, Wednesday afternoon after an illness of some weeks. He was fifty-two year: of age and had lived the greater part of1ils life at South Kildare, near Alberton. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Costain. -

Surviving him are one brother, Cari-nan, at home, and one sister, Mrs. Fred Smith of Montrose.

The funeral will be from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith, Alberton, at 2 pm. on Fri- day, thence to Holy Trinity Church at Alma. , and daughters Ruth, Pauline and Patricia, of Coleman. were in How- lan Saturday night, December 20.

Mr. and Mrs. Tents Peters, who spent the past three weeks visit- mg in U. S-.A., returned home here on Saturday night, December 20th.

Miss Grace Arsenault was guest of her cousin. Shirley Richard, at- 0'Lcary recently.

, Alyre Bucte of lMlII Road were in Howlan on December Zist. visiting at home of Mrs. Buote's father, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. Rae Noonan anclj family of O'Lear,v were in HOW1all, ,on Sunday, December 21st.

,rie and sons, of Wilmot. ll-lowlan on Sunday, December 2l5i..' l

1 Mrs. Frank Richard of 0'l.eary:N0Tlh5m- home of Mr. and Mrs. Mayor Mil- Mm Leoyiigaii on Sunday. December 21st.

(spent Saturday afternoon, Decem-. ber 20th. with her sister. lArsenault and family, Howlan.

Youngsters are lderiul time since lfrozen over, ,enjoy a good skate.

The Misses Ruth and Pauline

lFinnan of Coleman were in How- ilan on Sunday. December 21, where :they enjoyed skating on the mill Ipond. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bryan and, ,son David motored to St. Eleanors 'on Sunday. December 21st. where they visited with Mrs. Walsh and jlvlrs. Florence Gard and daughters !Diane and Mary.

Quite a lot of eels have been irecently caught by some of the ll-Iowlan men.

, Mrs James Callan has now re- business. l, Blngul-ugn mmdm. turned to her home in Montreal D---

lafter attending the mai-riage of Miss Edith Milligan was visiting SUMMEESIDE iher youngest daughter Josephine.i'ecenl.ly at the home of Mr. and Dial 2360

,lo Mr. Adrien Pineau of Duvar. Mrs. John Grigg, Augustine Cove i

1Mrs. Callaii was accompanied by y T- liher father. Mr. Fratiii-k Rihchgi;;l' (:0, VIMr.Jar;1d Mi;s.uAibert Phillips and

,Duvar. who Is speu mg L e ris - . rs. o n P i ips were in Sum-E

l merside on Saturday, Decemberly J.R-

..A.. 120th. The death occurred suddenly on D--- l VETERINARIAN

Thursday morning, December latlill Miss Edith Bridges anti Minor Dial 2520

at the home of her daughter, with,lBridgi-.s were in Summerside on

whom she resided, Mrs. John'Saturday, December 20th. WCIIOI Street East Malone. Roxbury. P.E.l., of Mrs. -: ,

Mr. James Noye and familyn s""""9"Id9

Mary Arsenault at the age of 93 years. widow of the late Joe Ar- senault. The deceased had been quite active until a few days be- fore. when she caught a cold, and on Thursday morning when her

ial was iield at St. Anthony's oni Saturday morning. It is just a little more than a month since the death of Mrs. Ma.lone's hus- band, the late John Malone. -A.G. LONDON, Dec. 25 -(Reuters) - Britaiii and Sweden yesterday con-

and Sweden will get more British automobiles. Sweden also will re-y sumo exports of badly needed: bacon for the first time since thef war ended.

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and Joyce. and Mr. Murray Road. were in Summerside on Monday, December 22nd, on business.

Kevin Cougvhlin, Summerside, were weekend visitors of their grand- parents, Mr. MacDonald.

employed on a government boat for the past. several months, returned to his home here for the winter months.

Mrs.yS-a-ndy Bulger. Murray RXJEd,l was visiting at the home of Mr.; and Mrs. Cecil Bulger on Sunday,, December 21st. 1

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West Devon, were visitors at the home of Mr. MacDonald on Sunday, December 21st. l

I Mr lson Floyd, Summerside. were YISII.-; ling at the home of Mr. John Kil- the-bride on Sunday, December 21st.

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Miss Lldsmne M Cape Wolfe was Miss Marilyn Sharbell, Miss Cni-

in Howlan on Sunday, Decemberlleen shalbell l K

llsland on Sunday, December 21st.

lattended tlie Grigg :the home of Mr. William M... and Mrs. Francis MMQUM.-Springhill, on Saturday even . , were 'm:December 20th.

having a wonqand family, Simon, Eunice. Grace.? the pond hagitoma and Cody were in Summer- where dozens of memiside SaIui'da,v, December 20th, on 'business.

Mixsdvlary Milligan was in Sum- merside Saturday. VISWHE at the home of Mr. Mrs. Robert Coughlln. 3

in Summerside Saturday, Decem- ber 20th. on business.

Mr. Charlie Milligan were in Sum-l merslde Friday, December lilth onl

MacNeill's. were in Summerside on Saturday, December 20th, on busi-l ness. l

daughter went in to waken her MacNeill's. were in Summersidel she had gone to the Great Beyond Saturday, December 20th, on busi. in her sleep The funeral and bur- ness.

Mr. Mark Coughlln were in Sum-. merside on business recently.

chided a pact under which swedenlsoio brought the wlll send more iron ore to BI'IiRlll,hops.es to the western hemjgphere,

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of a boy and his dog In

lnvcrncss And Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs. William Milllgan James Gain.

Miss Isabel Coughlln and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles

Mr. Bowman Mllligan, who was

has

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullet-on.

and Mrs. Charles

and Mrs. Leo Jeffrey and?

Father McTaeue. Miss

Miss Theresa, Valerie Costaiiip

and Mr. were VlSlill'lE at

g g Laughlm llblildie Leniiox

and Mrs. Bowman Milligaii re-union n' Gi'izu.

Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Newcnnibi-. were visitors at the

Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacDonald,

December 20th.

and

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wright were

Mr. George Wright. who hasl

been in Tomnw rm. some mm. jsy visiting his parents. Mr. Ira Wright.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ramsay andj

Mr. and Mrs. Orrin MacDonald.i

Mr and Mrs. Ben Coughlln and:

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FIRST STAMPS

The uniform penny postage rate began in England in 1840. and nut American stamps were sold in 1841.

CHRISTMAS EVE FATALITY

sr. JOHN'S. Nfld.. Dec. 29 A (CP)-Mrs. Clayton Lynch. killed in a highway accident Christmas

eve near her Markland home. was Newioundland's only holiday traf-

fic fatality. Details were not avail- able immediately.

Professional cards

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R. E. ELLIS & SOII

Fin - Auto - Casualty INSURANCE

I Summer st., summerxido PHONE 2113

E. E. Parkman Upt.D.. R.U. 0l"I'OME'llIiisT Glasses Fitted Eyes Esainlucd Office Hours: 9 to 12 I to I and by appointment Phone 3281 Iilll-LATHE BLDG St. Summer-side

REGENT Summer

I. Earle illckey Chartered Accountant Canadian Bank at Commercz

Summersldc. P. E. I. PHONE 2888

B. F. Hunter R. 0.

Summerslde. P. E. I. Complete Visual Analyses Glnsscn Fitted PHONE 3118

lMALI.hlAN'S BUILD INC OPTOMETRI ST

DR. .1. A. lllllllllll DENTIST Dental X-Bays

W. CHESTER S. Macll0IlALIi

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Etc. LLB.

Money to Loan Office formerly occupied by Luis Heath strong. K. 0.

Collection: Proinptly Attended Tu.

first Europeani

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15:

A true story of secret treasure. of love. jealoiisy. Glen Ford, Ida Lupino, in "LUST FOR GOLD"; also Serial

and N ewsf

Matinee 3:30 on Saturday.

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