Flight Sergeant Sam Burley, NCO in charge of Station Work- shops at R.C.A.F. Station Sum- merside presents a donation of some 300 toys to F-L D.M. Quigg and EL J.W. MacGillvary, the Protestant and Roman Catholic Padres at tho airbase. The Boy
Scouts, in cooperation with the Slemon Park Community Council. canvassed the Slemon Park area for worn and broken toys that
could be repaired and handed them over to Station Workshops. There, the Worshops personnel spent many hours of their own
REPAIRED TOYS PRESENTED "
time repairing and repainting the many items, some of which are sihown above. The toys will be dis- tributed by the padres to various welfare groups throughout the Island in an attempt to give less fortunate children a happier Christmas. (R.C.A.F. Photo)
400 CHILDREN ATTEND PARTY
In spite of extremely cold we:- on hand to receive a generous
ther Santa's annual visit to tho Alberton Branch of the Canadian Legion was once again a huge agrees; Over 400 children were
gift and enjoy a few words with jolly old Saint Nick. Santa is with a group of boys and girls in
WESTERN GUARDIAN
Organizations using this column to promote their meetings, en- tertainment events, etc., are re- quested to place these an- nouncements in the name of the sponsoring organization.
DON’T FORGET flash bulbs and batteries for your Christmas picture taking. Road’s Studio and Camera Shop.
KENSINGTON RINK tonight Wednesday, skating from 8.00130 10.00. Thursday Christmas Day ska-ting 2.00 to 4.00 in the after- noon. 8.00 to 10.00 in evening.
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Chartered Accountants
T- Earle Hickey & Co.
Canadian Bank of Commerce
v Building Snmmerslde, P.E.I. Phone 2235
INSURANCE
R. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Auto —— Casualty 5 Summer St. Summersido
Optomarisrs
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B. F. Hunter, R.O. Summerside, P.E.I. Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING
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front of the Christmas tree in
Cleermonf Pupils Present Con cert
The annual Christmas con- cert of Clermont School was presented by the pupils and teacher on Saturday before a large crowd at the school house.
Alan _Mu-rphy capany acted as chairman for the occasion and an entertaining program
Tuesday, Dec. 23rd, C‘rapaud vs. Nine Mile Creek, Frank Myers League. Game time 8:30 Skating Christmas Eve and Christmas Night 8 to 10.
'BEDEQUE RINK Christmas night Dec. 25 special skate 8:00 to 10:00 free school sloalte this Wednede afternoon 1:30. Rink closed tonight.
CHRISTMAS EVE skate
in Alberta!) Rinlk. 8-10. Decorated tree In centre ice.
Come and have a good time.
PROFESSOR E. T. Landry of the University of the Sacred Hea-nt, Bathumst. N.B.. is spend-
‘ing his Christmas holidays with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landry, Ottawa Street, Summer- side.
CHRISTMAS EVE Skate In the Alberton Rink. 8-10. Decorated tree in centre ice. Come and have a good time.
CHRISTMAS Cantata —-Charpaud Anglican Church. Sunday. Dec- ember 28. at 8:30 p. m.
N0 IMMUNITATION Clinic at Summerside Health Centre this week. Next clinic on Friday ninth of January 1:30 to 4:00 pm.
NEW ENGLAND CHILLY
NEW YORK (APl—The mer- cury plumbed Arctic depths Mon- day morning in the mountains of New England. New York and Pennsylvania. Urnofflcially, Bloomingdale. N.Y., in the Adir- ondacks, bid for low honors with a report of 38 degrees below zero.
IULE GREETINGS
and much joy we send to you, out
".bestwishesu
patrons and
friends!
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the legion home. Members of the legion were on hand to make sure no one was overlooked in the rush to be first in line.
directed by the teacher Miss Teresa McQuaid, was present- ed. The program included solos, dialogues, recitations, duets, skits, trios and a norm ber of choral selections.
Santa Claus put in an ap- pearance to distribute treats from, the Smnmersildle I.0.D. E. and the Clement Women’s Institute treated each child with apples. oranges and a. The tealcheir also pre- sented gifts for the pupils. Following the program a number of trustees and parents made brief remarks in which they expressed their apprecia- tion of the good work the tea oher has done in the past term and a half and wished her every success for the remainder of the term.
'30 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. Dec. 24,. 1938 I
R.C.A.F. Carol Still Going
TORONTO ICPV~An unsigned Christmas card with Santa Claus faded pink from his original red has c r o s s e d Canada for the seventh time in its 11«year history, holding the common memories of two R‘CIAF families who ex- change the card almost yearly.
It was received this year by Flt. Sgt. Bill Gayda in suburban Downsview from LAC Mike Co- mar and his family at. Comox. BC.
The card was first given by Gayda. then a corporal celebrat— ins.y the first Christmas of his son Allan. to Comar. his neighbor at the Winnipeg air force base. He forgot to Sign it.
able link lem-r‘n 1hr innulws and the last two years has been soul by registered mail.
Carleton Siding Concert Held
The children Siding School presented their annual Christmas Concert Friday evening in the school auditorium. A very large crowd attended.
The program consisted of carols. songs. monologues, dia- logues. The singing was en- joyed by all.
Eric MacWilliams was the chairman and Everett. Stew—
of Carleton
The next day It party was
held at the school. when gifts wrre exchanng by the t’llllfl- iron. and tmchcrs. Sau‘a again iattentlerl and the gifts from decorated tree.
The teachers. Mrs. Doris MacWilliams. Mrs. Lila Gam» ble and Mrs. Margaret Bassett, thanked the children for their excellent. performances and good order during the concert and for the beautiful gifts re- ceived from the children.
The children were treated to candy by the teachers and the party was brought to a close.
the beautifully .
ANCIENT WO-BURN
Wohurn Abbey in Bedforshire, England. home of the Dukes of Bedford. is built on the site of
art attended the curtain in a capable manner.
an abbey founded in 1145.
Comar sent it back with the note: “Remember this?" Ln 1949 Gayda sent it back with the note: “Sure do—guess who?”
Comar next received it in Sum- merside, P.E.I., and after mislay- ing it for a. year, Gayda sent it back from Edmonton where he had been moved. By then the side and back were filled with notes but still no signature.
It has since shuttled back and forth and in 1956 was sent to Downsview. In 1957 it went to Co- mox, B.C., where the Comars had been posted. It has become valu-
REGENT
Wednesday-Thursday
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Friday-Saturday
"MA &'PA KETTLE AT WAIKIKI"
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NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE
CANADIAN LEGION Kensington
Tickets will be sold to the first sixty couples making reservation before December 29th.
Phone Kensington 109 Dancing 9.30-2.30 Music by Miscouche Melloaires Tickets $5.00 per couple
Dress optional Buffet Lunch
HUGHES DRUG STORE
150 Queen Dial 5545
Granville St.
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WATCH GIFTS
Are Always Pleasing and Acceptable
Along with our Selection of
FINE SWISS JEWELLED WATCHES
We have inexpensive watches
TIMEX and WESTCLOX for Boys & Girls
Jewelled Travel Alarm Clocks . . . 4.75
Barometers 5.95
IMedaIIions (engraving free) each . 1.00
Drop in and see our splendid selection of GIFTS— Something for everybody and Everyone can par- ticipate in our Splendid Draw—-
15 Jewel Watch GIVEN FREE
Draw takes place on DEC. 24th at 10 pm.
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PROCLAMATION
3 Civic Holiday in The Town of Kensington.
EVERETT CHAMPION, Mayor.
Day has been proclalmed
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WEDNESDAY 81 CHRISTMAS NIGHT 7:15 - 9:15
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Pipeline Pays ; Double Taxes
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OTTAWA lCPl W The E);- chequcr Court of Canada has ruled that some $1,000,000 paid by the lnterprovincial Pipe Line Company of Canada to the United States government in tax is not deduct..ble from its Canadian in- come tax assessments.
Mr Justice A. L. Thur-low. In a 10,000 - word judgment made public Tuesday. rejected the cum- pany‘s appeal against the govern- ment. concluding that the Ameri- can tax paid over a five-year period did not result directly from earned income in the as defined under Canada’s taxmg laws. I
Under a Canada - U.S. agree- ment to avoid double taxat1on, a
romp‘anv or person tidying tax h '1 one country usually can claim IN this payment as a credit 0“ [ax ' levied in the other. Various Cate. gories of earnings are treated m ii diflferent ways. F‘Rt‘ Mr. Justice Thurlow NM ,hai in: to get the tax credit. the tax paid {.4 J must be on earned income invol“ "5.?“
ing profit. There could be no m run. come without profit. <“"'in
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«spread in the hymns and carols of blessed
memory, the Christmas message strikes a
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