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IIIIIMAI SPECIALS. Telt yuan 3819 up installed. Vall'I. It Kant. st.

IIIPEEQ BEAUTY SALON. Q specials on cold waves. ml- dshelou and machine perman- uta still on. Open Tuesday ind Thursday evening. Dial 1714 for qpointment.

WE WILL be closed Monday. December Nth and Monday- -ll!" nu-y aid. Feed warehouse will be 09,... Tuesday instead of Mum-jay, signed, Wlltshilre DaiFY Co.

POLICE CQURTC Two cases were dealt with by Magistrate Mar- tin yesterday. The first Cllirled with vagrancy was Sentenced if sixty days. the second for opera . mg a motor vehicle whilst intox- icated was sentenced to seven daili-

lll UNITED Baptist Church. North River. Sunday. Dec- 25”" Long Creek 11 n.m.. Clyde River. 3 p.m;, Kingston 7.30 pm. Sim-3 day School. Clyde Riven? P-mm Rev. Owen Cochran. Minister. I

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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH" in Canada. Central Parish. SeE'Vl- ices next Lords Day 8?? 35 ”i lows: Canoe Cove ll a.m.. S.S. 1n a.m,-, Nine Mile Creek 3 P-m-3

Clyde River 7.80 p m Rev. Don- aid Nicholson, lllinister. FREDERICTON and Breada1-

hane. Sunday 000- 25”? Fred” icton Sunday School at 10.30 am.. worship and communion at 3 DJ"- M.1). Dunbar speaker B"98d8l' bane Sunday School 10.30 am. worship and communion at 3 p. m, Special music. W. O. WealE- speaker.

FUNERAL THURSDAY - The funeral o” the late Mrs. Everett Gorveatt was held from the Mac- afternoon. Service was conducted by Rev. A. Frank MacLean. Rev. A.S. Weir and Rev. H.L. Milton- Interment was in the People's cemetery. The pail bearers were Messrs. Frank Mills. Malcolm Macilachern, Walter Carver, l-red Chandler. Bay MurDl1Y- Frallk Mm" phy.

NEW G L A S G 0 W Christian Church. Sunday, Dec. 7.5. Christ- mas service: Morning worship and Communion. it a.m.: New Glasgow C om in u n i ty Sunday School. 10 a.m. There will be no service in the United Baptist Church. Cavendish. Rev. Bryer R. Jones. l3.A., B.D., Minister.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY - The funeral Of the late William Jones Cudmorc was held 'v'v' dnesday afternoon from his residence, 83 Elm Avenue. Service was conduct- ed by Rev. A. Frank MacLean Rey. Howard Christie and Rev. W-

Brown. interment was in the

Pegplek Cemet ,. The honorary

all bearers were Horn George D. ois, G.G. Wood, J.K. Lewis. A.R. Giliia. J.A. Simmonds. PB.

t Moroside. The active pail bearers hews, In-neat Carr, Eric Cudmore. Paul Cudmors. elarcncc Maclnnis,

were six nap Clive Cudmore.

John Maclnnia.

Personals

ollh simultaneously.

IIIITIIS. MARRIAEE3.

Teddy Redmond, siuduit of Saint Donataua University is leaving this

v morning for Montreal to spend "" "” 3''" "”'"" Christmas with his nirtar Iotty AI'.y. gg.,...i,..-,3 5, ,,m l.(Ml'I. Noel Wade). ..g hm”.

ERA I MODERN I lovhg mam , of Lleut.

A telephone cable linking some W6 cities carries LE

Friday, Dec. 23, 1955 I

PARKING Ml'l'Elts- All park- inl meters throughout the city have now been removed for the winter by Hawley Crockett and the City Police. The meters will be com- pletely overhauled by Mr. Crock- ett, hi . adineaa for the spring.

HoIman's Santa Hat Busy Day

l!olman's Santa Claus had a b y time yenterdny afternoon and I t evenin when. accompanied by Mr. i R.E. eller and Phillip Doyle. mu.s- : ician, he visited the Charlottetown Hospital and the P.E. island Hos- J pital and called on each patient with a gift of fruit and candy to . which was added a cheery word of comfort and mcouragment

Mr. Doyle entertained patients and staff at both places with ac- cordian music while Sarita went the rounds. The whole gesture of good will was much appreciated by all concerned.

Santa's retinue was augmented by n group of Rotarians headed by president Frank Curtis as he made the rounds of the San, cali- ing on all patients and devoting just a little more time to the child- ren in the polio division. Each child in the San was presented with a gift from Rotary while Mr. Doyle played the accordion in the corridors in entertaining numbers,

Entertainment At Infirmary

An enjoyable evening of enter- tainment for the patients of the Provincial Infirmary. was provid- ed last Tuesday evening. by James Power and his group The patients were treated to a number of tap ,and step dancing numbers by Maur- ice MacQuarr-ie, Millie Roberts and 'Marlene Weatherbie. Songsters for gthe evening were Charlie Chamber- jlain. Duke Neilson impersonating Grandpa Jones and James Power who rendered a number of Irish songs. Wee VicT1"iic L"'l'e mouth organ soln's Somn finc "Wing was Riven by the girls n' Rochford -Square School l Midway through the programme the head man of the season. Santa Claus arrived to distribute. treuts .'0I fruit and candy ti the patients, which were kindly donated by Ja- xmcs Power and Carvcll Bros. l Accompanists for the evening -were Edward Arsenault and Al lBlanchard. The evening we 5 brought to a close with the ”Queen

LOSES CAR IN COLD

MONTREAL (CP) - Montreal's current cold spell cost a United States motorist his car Tuesday. George R. Davis, 30, of Phila- delphia, recruited a fellow motor- ist to push his car, which had stalled because of the cold, across a level rail crossing in suburban Ville St. Pierre. As both autos moved over the crossing, Davis' car stopped dead. Moments later a C ”' Pacific " " train struck the our and demolished it

III , MEMOIIIAM

In lovhg memory of Ambrose Barrett who paucd away Doc. I. 1001.

lthaweottobnowwcwillmect again

Where parthu we no more.

And that the one we loved so well

Iobert Grant Hewlett. who passed

away December II, 1044.

Colo h be hoe we loved so dear,

Client is die voice we loved to hear;

Too far away for night or speech,

lacking for made his appearance at the annual Naval children's Christmas party yesterday. Approximately a hund- red and twenty children were on

jal for

But not too for for thoughts to: DEATH! 8 mi. , weet to remember him who once; 50: For Itmrtloii no . T And who. though absent, in ;.mi -Lij... as dear. l . BIRTHS s db, b . I I ' S u aways re: i::::::.'”-. ------ - --

C. 0. and Mrs. Hewlett. I

l CARI) OF THANKS

I wish to thank Doctors Farmci and Maloney. the Sisters. nursesl

Mrs. Ltmn McQu id ( Ge V n) . mun nee neva

INEBINK-At the P. E. l. nos-I tpitalonDec.mtoMr.uidM-rs. L. Enporink a daughter. Hilma Johanna.

1966. to Mr. and Mrs. Clark bttb. lnntct liver. 1 con (Don- George).

and all those who sent cards IMITI-At the Prince Edward and treats while I was a patient Inland Hospital on December 21, in the Prince County Hospital. l

Mrs. Charles Mclvor.

ART - At Hie Charlottetown ital on Dec. 19, 1955 to Mr. nd Mrs. Ray D. Stewart (nee Kathleen Mccarvillci a son, David Leonard, 6 lbs. 10 oz. '

MURPHY - At Moneton City Hospital on Wednesday. Doc. Si. 185. to Mr. and Mrs. James F. . tnoc Reta MacDonald)

Above Santa was certainly not admirers when he

Over 100 children accompanied,

NLHAAL CH

lLDREN'S CHRIS

is

hand to greet him. and as usual children and mothers each receiv- not one was forgotten. The gifts ed , tfgat as they entered the

in addition to the plentiful supply of fruit, sweets and pop made I

establishment. A great deal of

very enjoyable auemoon for the credit goes to Petty Officer Win- youngsters. To start things off the stou Judson and those that assist-

Mike Campbell, Mess

CT-llLDREN'S HRISTS PR 1 ARMIES

President. under the supervision of Capt. Rogers and Major O.D Slmotns.

by their parents were guests of the presided. The young folk were wel- Ben Peters. Other officers contrib- offieers of No. 2 Military Group comed by Brigadier G.G.l(. Peake, uting to the success of the party at a Christmas party and tree at D.S.O.. E.D. The occupied area of in which Santa Claus was the cent-

the Armorles last evening. Major the drill hall was nicely decorated ral figure, were Lieut. Col. A.W.

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OIIILDIIEII AT

We Are Happy" and 12 juniors were seen in the dance "C1813. Clap Curtsy". Silvia Gratto render- ed "Yellow Butterfly" as a piano solo.

The Senior Rhythm Band was heard in "The Scotch Dance" and "The Shoemaker's Dance" follow- ed by Robert Sherren in the recit- iatlon "Pleasing Santa Claus".

Following a dialogue "A Mother Goose Christmas" the entertain- ment ended with the Pageant "The Nativity".

Acompanlsts were Mrs. Lee Morgan and William Murchison.

General satisfaction was express- at the splendid work done by Mrs. RR. Bell and Mrs. S.S. Carson in the training of the children in the various numbers. The experience of Mrs. Carson previous to taking up residence in Charlottetown makes her a valuable addition to such work among the children.

Mrs. Avelda Wright, Matron and Miss Maclnuis, school teacher both received well-merited approv- the order and decorum which prevailed and the neat and cheery appearance of the young folk under their charge.

Following the entertainment a treat of ice-cream and various Christmas dslnties-was provided by the members of Alexandra Chapter Royal Arch Masons.

TYPE OF RABBIT The true guinea pig is a South American cavy, a small animal distantly related to the rabbit.

St. Paul's W. A. Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Branch "B" of the W. A. of St. Paul's Church was held December 13th in the Parish Hall. with the President, Mrs. A. J. Haslam. presiding.

The members met at 1.30 p.m. and enjoyed a delightful luncheon, catered for by a committee with Mrs. N. H. DeBl0ls as convenor. Mrs. W. E. Champion. President of the Diocesan Board of the W.A. was a guest, and she later spoke to the members of the Branch on some aspects and history of the W.A. It was founded in 1805, with a membership of 7 and has grown unttil now the W.A. has 148,893 members.

The president gave a very inter- esting report of the year's activ-l itles. In April n bale of clothing W35 Shipped. Mrs. George Delilois convened the making of the layetie for St. Faith's Mission and a lov- ely baby trousseau was assembled

to the members for all the work accomplished and the fellowship enjoyed during the year. t The following officers were elect- ed for 1956: Hon. President, Mrs J. T. lbbott; President, Mrs. A. Jn HI-Islam: Vice President, Mrs. 0.S

Our frlondl -Icuianam. '

Roy D. Maceimy District Manager

The Imperial Life Aa- suranoe Co. of Canath

Mrs. Haslam expressed her thanks ,

Harper; 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs. J. A. Likely; Secretary. Mrs. Leith Mac- Leod: Treasurer, Mrs. Presley Brydes. Dorcas Secy's.; Mrs. Ivan Horne. Mrs. Gerald Proctor.

Thank-Offering, Mrs. F. I. And- rew; Prayer Partner, Mrs. B. Prowse; Corr. Sec'y. Mrs. Ernest Seller: Cent-A-Week. Mrs. H. R. Large: Little Helpers, Mrs. W. R. Aitken: Living Message, Mrs. George Fisher.

Canon J. T. Ibbott spoke briefly to the members on the importance of the W.A. in the Church. and in conclusion. pronounced the bene- diction to close the meeting.

EARLY NAVIGATORS

The Gold Coast of Africa first became known through Portuguese navigators in the 14th century.

AS PARTY

ed him for the huge success of the party. which was carried out in the usual traditional manner of

the Navy.

Barter's Film Lab.

Above is Santa Claus and a group

of the children.

Photo by W. Taylor.

North Rustico Red Cross Home Nursing

The North Rustlco Home Nurs- ing Course conducted by the Red Cross Society for the past twelve weeks was completed Friday night. Sixteen women successfully com- pleted the Course and certificates. Following the lecture a social hour was enjoyed by the- members when a suitable gift was presented to the Red Cross Home Nursing Instructor. Mrs. Ella Wood5

The following members receivedl

RN certificates: Mrs. Allan Gauthier

Mrs. Arthur Doiron

Mrs. Aubin Gauthier

Mrs. Charles MacNeill

. Miss Martha Gauthier s Mrs. Harold Doucetto

received

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New Transcontinental Mr I Service Plan gReie"cteclg

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llyznreserved for Trans-Canada Air es. "INTER.-Cl'f'Y AEROBUS"

The application of the Vancouver

ice coast to coast, the board said. went beyond th e cmceiil of regional competition. In addition the proposed service was adequat-

III IIEMOIIIAM

JOIi.- ALFRED MAYHEV

Margate and surqundlns 413” ricts lost one of their oldest and respected citizens in the passing 01 Mr. John Alfred Mayhew on NW- ember 27th, 1955 at the use of 83 yeTlise' late Mr. Mayhew had been enjoying fairly good health until about two weeks before his death which occurred in the Prince

t Ho ita.

Celyhleydectsagsed was born on May 9th 1872, at Margate where he spent his life. He was the eldest son of the Late George Mayhew and his wife. Charlotte Bentley D'-""38 his early years he was sucessfuiu engaged in farminS- H9 W35 3 melt ber of the Margate United Cll,"(';o& and his place in the House 0 Id was seldom vacant. He was an e - er in the church and for many .V6B'l'k!. : Sunday School teacher and will

er.

Members of the family left l-0 mourn are his three d.8ll8hl9F5- Ruth. Mrs. Wilbur Diunis: El-319- Mrs. Chester Howard of Marlglatei Hazel, Mrs. Heath CamPbe gf Long River; four sons. HEW” New London: George of Marti”? Heath at home and Frank of Char- lottetown.d2l ahzngghiiggenonaendsiff

c r . (:11.-ea1illgrirsa."(Ilarence Johnson. 0'!-e8l'Y and two brothers. Wlldo 0i never” Mass and-Percy of Shaunavon. sask."nii wife predeceased him "'i'.E2”l.i:3li 222.... ...... largely attended. was held inr tel: Margaie United Church on u day, November 29th. Bud W535”: ducted by his pastor. FWM - ,c' Haslrm, followed by I "0" perv ce.

The pail bearers were six grinds sons, Charles Diunia, Ralph Row- ard Wllld.S0l' Campbell: Robe" Mayhew. Clair Mayhew and Mitr- ny Mayhew. Interment was in the Church Cemetel'Y- B":-

Mra. Andrew T. Gallant Mrs. Jerome Gallant Mrs.Leo Gallant Mrs. Joseeph Gaudin Mrs. Reuel Gauthier

Mrs. James C. Blacquiero

Mrs. Stanley Doucetto

Mrs. Augustine Gallant Mrs. Vincent Gallant Mrs. Rudolph Leclair.

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New Haven School Concert '

The pupils of New Haven School staged a very entertaining pro- gram in the school on Thursday evening Dec. 22nd. Master Wayne MncPhec kept the program mov- ing smoothly along. as he very capably acted as master of core- monies.

The program. under the direc- tion of the teacher. Leonard 0'- llolloran, with Mrs. Stanley New- man as accompanist. consisted of monologues, recltationa. solos. dia- logues and several muaicdl num- bers. Each number was well re- ceived by the ” especially the "Christmas Wreath Drill' by 8 little girls dressed in white crepe paper dresses, with red and green sashes. capes and headdress- cs and carrying red wreaths.

But the school really rocked with applause as 8 small pupils danc- ed "Solomon Levi” square dance. They responded to their encore by dancing "Barnacle Bill".

Several Christmas songs were sung by a chorus of 16 Junior pup- its. and the 4 "singing boys" also rendered four Christmas selections. This concert will be repeated on Tuesday night, Dec. 27th at I oclock. Also on Tuesday night the lovely voice of LeorGallant will be heard in some vocal selections.

MT. 3 KILLED IN CRASH DUESSELDORF, Germany (AP) A British charter aircraft crashed in woods near here Thursday and all three crew members were killed. The C-47 plane was heading for Lohausen airport at Dueasel- dorf to pick up British soldiers

going home on Christmas leave.

dragon, camations, small

22 Richmond Street.

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77 TODAY '

Receiving congratulations cm,” on the occasion of his 77th him... day is Rev. A.D. Macxenzie, n, D.. retired minister living at Me. Gill Avenue, Charlottetown. 1);, MacKenzlc'a ministry began in 1906 when he was ordained at at. Andrew's Prubytcrian Church in Sydney. N.S. He later became . minister of the United Church at Canada and served with distinction in various parts of Canada. A native of Hartavillc, P.l-3.1., Dr. MacKenzie in master of the Gaelic language and has always kept 3 keen interest in matters pertain. ing to Highland culture. At cum. siderable inconvenience to himself he left his home last summer to be present for the annual Highland games here and had the oppon. unity of greeting Admiral Mac- Kintoah Chief of the Clan Mac. tl(ailt!1Itosh, the visiting Scottish Shiat-

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town. The town's 800 rcsiden tied to the scores more avacu from nine other northern Califor- nia communities.

some soo persons were evacua- ted at Grants Pass, 300 to 500 ii the Eugene, Ore., area and pos- aihly as many as 500 to 600 near Roseburg and scattered commu- nities westward "to ttbc coast.

Although buua were rerouted after slides and high water cut the main routes, seven were stalled at Grants Pass Thursday morning. They carried 3 southbound pu-

Flowers For Christmas

To last minute shoppers. What gift would be more appreciated than cut flowers, a.nd plants. Cyeleman, Azalila, pot mums. Oat; Rowen-Snap

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