PAGE EIGHT landlelight Service it Mount Stewart

St, John's United Church, Mount rtewart, was filled to capacity last tullday evening when the Young 'eople conducted the annual candle Ightirlg service. The president,

Iobbie Leard, assisted by Buddie Horton Houg-h

rolfln and Dorothy Coffin, led the mrship service. Rev. W. N. Byers ave the address on the symbolic -leaning of candles.

The Young Peoples choir gave

pecial numbers: "The Birthday oi 1949. has been with . King" and "All My Heart thls,42 years.

PRINCE EDWARD ro-no - wen.

The Suspense Story gilt our Time!

H'liii?s- Hriiin .

ROBERT DEA

WALKER-JAGGNER

SHOWING AT 3:30 - 7 - 9

Sleepless nights . . . whis- pered phone calls . . . nlount- ing fears . . . What was the

mystery that inenaced MY SON JOHN?

."SEE IT FROM THE BEGINNING"

To derive the fullest possible value and enjoyment from MY SON JOHN, visable that this unique film be seen from the very be.-

ginning.

Night Re,loices". The old favorite "silent Night" was sung during the candle lighting. The church was dimly lighted with electric candles and decorated with evergreens, After the service Mrs. J. A. An- derson who conducted the clloir was presented with a gift in ap- preciation for her work.

MONTREAL. Dec. 22 -(CPi- of Montreal has been appointed manager of Cana- dian Pacific Railways Claims De- partment. it was announced today. Mr. I-Iough, general claims adjust- er with the company here since the CPR for

it is ad-

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AGENTS: MoN'rao.rii:: lluold r. Lanai-y, Mrs.-Byron Stewart, Mrs. Bruce Macfhee, Mil: Joyce Wfulnton. Plus Mcxtnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Layers.

The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; In Souris: The Snack Bar and II. Richards at Son.

..'0DIt CHRISTMAS of- fers Noxzema Skin Cream. regular 654: for 39c. Dunn's, Gaspereaux.

....SCI'IRISTMAS DANCE. Beaver Hall. Montague. December 23rd. Don Messer's Orchestra.

...tWAIlNING - Register your Mr. John Yr-o. student lit Aci-

name at Yeo's Theatre. You might adia University. is spending his win 550.00 cash. Christmas holidays visiting his parents, Mayor B. H. Yen and Miss Barbara McLure, nurse- Mrs, Yea, Montague. in-training at the P. E. I. Has-

Mr. St. Clair Coyle and Mr.

pital, Charlottetown, wail a week- Frank Larkin, students at S.D.U.4

end-visitor to her home in Man-

tague. Charlottetown, are. spending Christmas at their respective Mr. Gordon McNeilI. P.W.C. homes in Montague.

student. is spending Christmas at his home in Montague. guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McNeilll

.. "The death occurred suddenly in Dorchesler. Mnss., on Sunday. December 21st. of Mr. Francis P. Kelly, formerly of Greenfield, P. E I. His brother. lilr. Eduard Kelly. Greenfield, left yesterday morning for Dorchester, to attend the funeral.

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I.4I9UI. Cmdr. W. A. Inman. Cornwallis, N. S., nnd Mrs. mun, arrived in Montague on Sunday to spend Christmas with liicut. Cmdr. Inman's mother, Mrs. S. Innlilll.

..'SAD NEWS RECEIYI-II)--Woi'd', has been received by Mrs. George. J. Creed, of Milltown Cross. of the death in Vancouver, BC, on De- cember 10th of her sister. Mrs Joseph B. Creed, in her 89th ycaiz, Mrs. Creed, formerly Katherine MacDonald of Forest Hill. P. E. 1.. had lned for many years Ill Neth- erhill, Saslc, where illtcrnicnt took place.

Messrs. Doug Johnston. Ilavid Mahon, Jimmy MacDonald. Bloyce Rerk. Louis Don Johnston and Miss Shirley Anncnr, who are al- lcndinr: Mount Allison Unirs-rsi',v, are spending their Cllrislinas liolidriys at their respc('lil'e lmlnt-5 in Montague.

....'l"HBIST)IAS SERVICES -- At the Church of Christ, Moir- lague. Sunday morning a beauti- flll Christmas service was con- durterl by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Kenneth Norris. Miss Anna Mar- Iiarcn presided at the organ. The service opened with It number of

Murray Harbor North and Vicinity

Sunday School . Christmas concert

The annual Christmas concert- by the, members of the Sunday School was held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall. Mont- ngue, Friday evening, December 19th, and was largely attended by parents and friends. Mr. J. .M. MacK(;nzie acted as chairman, and organ accompanists were Mrs. El- sie Watterwcrth, Miss Mary Munro and Mrs. A. D. MacLure. Near the close of the program Santa appeared, to the delight of young and old, and distributed candy and fruit to all the children.

The following program was pre- scnted:-

Carol: ”Ailgels We Have Heard On High"-by the junior choir.

Recitation: "Welcome"- Kenneth

Campbell. I

Recitation: "Yuletide" - Burton Ballunl.

Carol: "Birthllight"-by the jun- ior choir. p

Recitation: "Faces" - Kenneth Ballum.

Recitatioilz ”Pleasing Mother"- Earl Poole. T

Carol: "The Friendly BeasLs”-

by the Jullior Choir and featured vocal solos by Rena Llewellyn. Marjorie Gillis, Carol Boehnei',J Joanne Watterworth. Recitation: ”Our Winter Holl- day”-Bruce Ballum. : Duet: ”Away In A Manger"-Ian Campbell and Roger Clair Solo: ”I Am So Happy On Christmas Eve"-Wayne Nicholson. Recitation: ”l-low Nice It Would Have Been"-Leonard Munroe. Group Recitations Richard Llewellyn, Ken ll e t h MacKenzie, Barbara Shaw. Duct: ”A Lullaby"-Beth Mac- Kciizic and Peggy Fraser. Playette - Winston MacKenzie. Everett Myers, David Macbean.

Recitation: "Jacob Brown From Happy Town”-Victor Bell.

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WEDNESDAY MORNING IO - CARTOONS - COMEDY - I0

WITH "POPEYE" "LITTLE AUDREY" and

"CASPER, THE

GHOST" OTHER FAVORITES.

STARTS AT I0 O'CLOCIi Adm. I9:

Christmas carols sung by the members of the Sunday School under the direction of Miss Vern ..tlriis many friends are soi'r,v to. Rock and Mrs. Stewart Nelson. hear Mr. Wilbert Sellcabaugll has.

entered the P. E.I. Hospital for- treatment. All wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. Norris preached an Inspiring sermon on the birth of Christ and its influence on the world. His scripture lesson was Isaiah 9'1 1. For the offertory Miss Miir-Lnron rend:-red as an nrnnn sold ”Silcni Night, Holy Night."

Mr. Ivan Reid. who is presently enlploycd ill Southport. spent the weekend of December 13th at his home in Murray Harbour North.

Mrs. Irving Millar spent a few days recently visiting at Murray Rivengliest of Mr. and Mrs. Cllcs-, ter Reynolds.

Georgetown and Vicinity L... Friends of Mrs. Sidney Llewel-

Mr. Arthur Yorston of Pisquid 1.vn. Gaapereaux. are sorry to hear was ii recent visitor to Gem-getownlshe is a patient m the Kmrxa

Duet and readings: "Joy To The World"-Jean Anne Munroe and Donald Munroe.

Recitation-James MacLean. Recitation--Malcolm McGowan. Recitation: Gerald MacDougall..

Carols: ttsomconc Is Coming Tonight" and "Christmas Bclls"- Junior Choir.

Two films entitled "The Circus Comes To Ollr Town" and ”The Leslie Bell Singers" brought to a close a. very enjoyable entertain- ment.

Graham was a patient in the Massachusetts Memorial I-lospial

The regular imollt-hly meeting of

where h,, M” A guest, at me home County Hospital and wish her an of Mr. and Mrs. James Publicover. IUWIY "7W1'” "I health- Miss Sheila Tar-.Lor.v. student at The many friends of Mr. Ivnnl Prince of Wales College is spending. H9-"d'”'50" are 50”-V i0 19”" he

Mr' Fnmllt M”DO":1d.M Ge'i”1l:e"l sloll were visilors to Dover IDW" mlya -V Wf” it ”5"'i:5 V'rb(f",Sllllday, Deccinbcr lath, guests of ggthchallollelnll" 0” Fr 53” c'.Mr. and Mrs. John Bowlcs.

' , I Mr. Sidney Llewellyn is confined Miss Joan M"1'PhY- Prince "Y to his home due to illness. His Wales College. student is the guest many fl-jends wish mm an 631.15- of her mother, Mrs. Agnes Murphy ,mum to good hcanh,

for the Christmas and New Year": ,. holidays. Mr. Wilmot Mlllar who is em- . played in Summcrsidc spent the Mrs. Frank Macbean was a visit-December 13th weekend at the or to Charlottetown on Friday, Dec. home of his parents, Mr. and 19th. Mrs. Edward Millar.

Mrs. W.W. MacLaren returned to, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Graham her home in Georgetown on Fri- have retumed to their home in day, Dec. 19th, following a visit Gaspereaux after spending some spent in Charlottetown. ' time in the U. S. A. where Mr. Friends of Mr Allen Jenkins ct gnu” an and Mrs” ')'A'Bi Mac' Summerside. 'former. Gecrgetown (mm ' resident, are sorry to hear that he! recently sustained painful injuries when he was pinned against the wall of his auto electric service es- tablishment by a moving car.

Mr. Herman Lavandier was a re- cent visitor to Charlottetown.

Miss Rita Wright, teacher at I Monpaglklle Ils)Ilemorlial giigh school, iv 5 en t e em er v ' Friends of Mrs. W. T. Wood. who HI; he, homeecm Bu,nL0t!l;lo13f.ckcm” has been a patient in the Char- lottetown Hospital are pleased to hear that she has returned to. her home in Georgetown greatly im- proved in health.

Mr. James Dalton was a busi- yness visitor to Charlottetown on Saturday, December 20th.

Mrs. John MacDonald and non Glen were visitors to the city on Saturday, December 20th.

Charles Martell of the Canadian Army (permanent force), who is stationed at London, Ontario, is

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Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Parker vis- ited Charlottetown on December 20th

spending Christmas at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. Maurice DeLory. medical student at Dalhousie University in Halifax. N. 5., arrived home on Saturday, December 20th to spend the Christmas . and New Year's

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker and Mr. William Buffett motored to the city on Saturday, Decem- ber 20th.

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her Christmas and New Year's hol-i, 1,5 "mmled in his Mme W9 W idays with her parents, Mr. and '””e”' M” FiJ' Deni)" Mrs. William Johnston. Mrs I

John Clow and Mr. Weston Jollll-i93Ve a talk on t'Fir5t Aid". Lunch onlwas served by the hostess assisted

the Murray Harbour North Wo- men's Institute was held at the tome of Mrs. l-Ierbert Llewellyn on Tuesday cvclling, December 2nd. Roll call was responded to by 18 members with an exchange of Christmas gifts. During the meet- ing Mrs. Albert Hiclren of Alllston

by Mr:-'. Lloyd Reid, Mrs. James Marbure and Mrs. Weston John- stun.

Mrs. Fred Johnstoll was tess lo the members of the urray l-larbnur North Ladies Aid Society at her home iil Murray Rivel' on Tuesday evening, December 9th. Twenty members and two visitors were present and one new member was added to the roll. Election of officers for the ensuing year re- sulted, as follows: President, Mrs. Annie Kennedy; vice-piesident Mrs. Harry Reid; secretary, Mrs. Webster Clow;. treasurer, Mrs. C. J. MacLure (re-elected). After

.( . ,THE GUARDIAN. ,., --.,.;E

Farm Forum Meets; At Vlhim ;lload I

..'On December 0th the Whirn Road Farm Forum met at the home of Mr.-Robert Campbell There were 13 members present.

Farm Community". was discussed

Road has a community hall which is used freely for community acti- vities it was felt that even better use could be made of it, so I committee was appointed to work in conjunction with an equal num- ber of committee members which the Forum would ask the Women's Institute to- appoint to explore ways and means to improve the present centre.

After discussing the suggested questions, the members reached the following conclusions:

To question 1 (A) "If there is I community centre in your area. what contribution is it making to the life of the people in your for- um and'neighborhood?" The an- awer was: We -use our centre for most community projects. (13) "How could yourcommunity cen- tre be imipl'oved'.-'” As mentioned above an improvement committee was appointed.

Question 2 dealt with districts

that had no community centres and was not applicable to Whim Road. , Question 3 states ”Many people think that the school could be,st serve the lcommunlty if it were designed or remodelled to serve as a combined community centre and school. What do you think?" The members of this forum thought that the school could serve as a community centre. but in most cases it would have to be remod- elled. A' suggested topic for discussion at a later date was "ways and means of marketing". Mr. Leslie Stuart invited the members of the forum to his home for the next meeting. .

Christmas Everywhere

The 'subJect t."l'he, Hub of the enthusiastically. Although Whlm'

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holiday. ,

MERRY. CHRISTMAS I ' i I irniom. 4 . - SIMPSIIWS Acrncr an onorn- orncl: , We will close Christmas Eve, at 6 o'clock and relnuin closed ulifil Monday morning at

p 9. in order to give our staff or well earned

MERRY CHRISTMAS Evrnvnoov . l &

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Ghristmas. Dance CLOVER CLUB

DECEMBER 25th Dancing 9:30 till 1 am.

Jackie Doyle and his Clover Club Band Admission 531.00 per couple

For resevations phone 1222 December 24 between 3 pm. and 5:80 p.m.

Christmas. Christmas, everywhere! On lnlld and sea and in the air The very cloudlets drifting by Seemkaending Christmas from the s y. I

The little snowflakes falling down Bring Christmas joys to every town; Where in each window in the night A cheery candle sheds its light.

In country lane and city street

The little Christmas elfins meet

To chase the bad thoughts of the year

And fill each heart with Christmas cheer. I

From south to North; from West to East We hear it sung -the Christmas feast - And Angel songs-are on the air Christmas, Christmas. everywhere! -Daniel A. Maccormack Georgetown. P. E. I.

.-LOSES TARGET

ST. THOMAS. Ont.-(GP)-An l5t.C.A.l'-'. squadron here has lost its dfogue. It's used for air gun- nary practice. towed behind an aircraft. The squadron ngures a bullet frayed the cable and the target dropped somewhere in this area.

5Canadian Legion Branch,

Year to all our patrons.

SEASOII'S GREETINGS

On behalf of the members and executive of the

we extend

' wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New

The Clover. Club

our sincere

CLOVER

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200 tickets being sold.

new vrmrs BALL

CLUB

Novelties, Fun, Entertainment Jackie Doyle and his Clover Club Band

couple

Dress: Semi-formal

For reservations phone 1222 Dec. 26 rind 27 between hours 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets may be picked up at Clover Club Dec. 29 and 80 between 7 and 9 pm. To avoid disappointment please reserve your table early, only

the ineqtillg adjourned luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Annie Kennedy and Mrs l-furry Mlllar.

HELPS EMERCENCY

VANCOUVER - (OP) - Prefab- ricated plywood schoolhouses are being used to meet the increase in school-age population. More than 20 portable structures of one or two Y00l1'lS have been shipped to scat- tered districts of B.C. They .can be set up by a four-man crew in 24 holrrs.

SNAKY WORLD

There are about 1,700 Species of snakes in the world.

OCEAN ' RIDGE

The Atlantic Ocean is divided by an 8.000-mile ridge which in places aises 10,000 feet from the ocean

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holidays with his parents, Mr. and

Mrs. 17'. J. DeLory.

Miss Joan MacQuillan, who is employed in Charlottetown. spent the December 20th weekend with her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wilfred MacQuillan.

Mr. Howard Walker. accompan- ied by his mother, Mrs. Chester Walker, motored to the city on Saturday, December 20th.

Mr. Richard Del-ory. engineering Consolation Prizes:-- student at Nova Bootia Technical College in Halifax, N.S.. is spend- ing the season's holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. De-

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Mr. and Mrs. I-larry Maoconnell of Charlottetown were weekend guests of Mr. Maoconnellb par-

Third number 1100B. Winner Tuesdayn

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Second number 6132B

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