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The scene depicted is that of infant Jesus. while the three

Kindergarten Christmas Party

friends were the giinsts oi the children at the Charlottetown Kindergarten Dec. list at their annual Christmas party. The Kindergarten was a bower of Christmas loveliness as the ohildren- delighted their triends with their Kindergarten routine of finger plays. rhythms. "hvthmtit'. dancing and action mugs and games. Mr. C. H. Black sepresented the board of trustees I the Wesleyan Methodist School esided. Routine work was under he direction of Mrs. Ira Clark assisted by Mrs. Lemuel Mac- Dougall. Gifts and candy were, passed to the children at the con- clusion of a happy hour. The fol- Iowlng children participated: Finger,Plays: Clap. Clap Your Hands. Thumbkins. Children. Chorus: What Do We Have A! Diristmas Time. Children. Chorus with Rhythms:- The Toyman Rhythm of Toys Skaters: Jimmie Lord. Aector Hacbonald. Bobble Ayoite. Bren- ton Rogerson. Lynn Hughes. Patsy Mills. Ann Stewart. Ritchie Cur- ls. , Asmplanes: David Msclllachern. hand Foster. Norman Wheatley. ohhis Stewart. Jimmie Constable. Tin Soldiers: Gary Mshar. Brian Manl,ean, Grant MarLeod. Maxis Fodkin. Bobble Younker. Wayne Godfrey. Dolls: Daphne Large, Vickie .rtson. Mary Steadman. Lynn i-liner, Lynn Gaudet, Nancy Or-

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Jsok In the Box: Valerie Mc- Gbo. Fern Greene, Rosemary An- GPOV. Pattie VIII. Kathie McLel- Illi

Balls: Bob Csrruthers. Bill Car- vothsrl. Willard Madbonsld. Rob- In Christie. Kenneth Christie. Man Sandman.

Iivsinr Moira Duffy, Rena Mac- hln. Jane Mclssac. Leslie Ma- boov. Maureen Flynn. Kathleen TI7nn., Marguerite Constable, Mails Goodwin. Stephen Wonnao OMI. Marilyn Maobougall.

Chorus: Funny Little Elf.

Games: 5 little children: Nor-

Wheatlciv. Shane Foster. Bob hots. Xoansth Glristia. itssdman. '

Whrmtts Dunes (under the Oirtstsnas tree): Gary Mahar and lrnn Hughes: Grant and Rosemary Andrew; Brian Nnclaan and Jane Melsaac; Jim- mie Lord and Rene Macbean:

MacDonald and Anne. W"'Il'tt Wayne Godfrey and Fern Dc-sons

Musicians: Game: Bobbin Ayotte. Kathie Maolaan. Pattie Vail. Bob- bis Younkef. Max's Godkln. Bren- ""' Wtilerson. Mark Goodwin, Leslie Maloney, Moira Duffy.

Hansel and Gretel Dance: Rob- gia Stewart and Lynn Wellnsr; nlvid Macliachsrn and Maureen "YO": Willard MacDonald and -llivy Orford; Jimmie Constable "Id Daphne Large; Bill Csrruth- us and Vicki Robertson: Robert Christie and Marilyn Macbougall.

Quiet tlms: Qlldren.

Genera the chimney Hs Will 900459! Song

Three Killed Al Crossing

nmoossci. fhons were killed Monday and '0 oi-hers seriously injured when E P"50nles- min plowed into a '1? at a level crossing at st. Simon. miles west of Rlmouskl. u are Simeon Thibesuli. as. re. Emilien Vsillsncourt. 28. and . Lucien Lsgsce. 31. Taken to :03Dit-cl here in serious condition were Rmilieri Vailiancourt. driver mlhe car. and ms. slum Oueilet. T the victims were from at. lihieii. near st. simon.

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the Holy Child. The characters in the scene were realisti-

Botanisf Makes Important

Contribution

By DAVE MclN1'0Sl-I Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA (CP)- A botanist, of all people, has made a major con-

tribution to Canadian defence planning. - The botanist is Prof. Norman

Radiorth. 41. of McMaster Univer- sity, Hamilton. and his contribu- tion is a six-year study of muskeg for the defence research board. Muskeg. a pest soil. is found over some 1.000.000 square miles in north central Canada. though dis- tribution varies. In any event a knowledge of muskeg is important in defence planning or in battle tactics. Here is an example: Defending troops are strung out on one side of s bog. If inter- pretation of photographs of e muskeg shows that vehicles or men cannot. move across the bog without getting mired, that area can be lightly defended. If there pre.found to be access. points through the muskeg, defence could be concentrated at those points. DETERMINE SAFE SITES Further, a knowlscuzs of muskeg fan determine ssfs sites for build- H8.

'Ilhis means that Prof. Rx-idforth's work may havs an important bear- ing on the location of radar sites along the Mid - Canada warning chain. to be built roughly along the both parallel. , The black-bearded professor, a native of Borrow-on-Furness. Eng- land now has his information ready to be assembled in a hand- book for use by the military. It is expected to be ready for use early next year.

The handbook will ensible ob-

Beaiiiitui Scene Al Charlottetown Baptist Church

the beautiful manger scene which cally painted by Mrs. J. 'T- Place; the scenery was by Stirling wn Baptist Church. Inman and the lighting by Bruce Lewis. The Star of Beth- Mary and Joseph with the lehem can be seen shining through the stable door while wisemen offer their gifts to cattle graze nearby on the straw covered floor.

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servers in the air to tell the type of muskeg over which they are passing. Muskeg is covered with vegetation but under the surface soil there are vast differences. some muskeg is so swampy it won't bear a man's weight. Or it. can be firm enough to carry a tank.

An interesting sidelight. on Prof. R.adforth's I aumental task is that it may be useful in lnterpretr ing terrain in Russia which comes under the same climatic conditions as the Canadian ground which he has studied.

Seek Information On Montreal Police Changes

MONTREAL (CP)-Mayor Jean Drapeau was urged Monday to give his 99-member city council addit- ional information on recent, top- level changes in the police depart- ment.

Marcel Lafaiile, leader of the council. said councillors are in the dark about the changes. He asked that a special meeting of the coun- cil-closed if necessary-be called to hear the reasons for the changes.

In a statement. Mr. Laiaille re- ferred to 3 special press confer- ence Sunday at which Mayor Drap- eau said the administration wants all its act.s to be in the open.

"I think they should start by in- forming councillors of these mat- ters which seem of primary im- portance." the statement said. It

added that councillors could not

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New Head of U. S. : Forces In Europe

WASHINGFFON (AP)-The army announced Monday that Lt.-Gen.I Anthony C. Mcauliife. famed com- bat loader (n the Battle of the! Bulge. will be made commandingi. general of us. amny forces in Eur- . ope.

He will succeed Gen. William M. Hone. veteran of both world wars. and Korea. who will retire at the end of next. month.

McAulife. now 56. was in rom- mand of the 101st. Airborne Divi- sion when the Germans tried to break tiirougih Allied lines late in. 1944 in what later was called the Battle of the Bulge. .

He captured the'fancy of the Allied world by replying to a Ger- man demand for surrender with one word: "Nuts."

answer legitimate questions from their electors.

Mr. Lafaille did not mention spec- ific incidents but presumably he was referring to the appointment of Pacifique Plants as the police force's assistant director, s. job from which he was fired in 1948 for ”lnsu'bordination." Mrg Plante was sworn in Monday.

Following Mr. Planted appoint- ment. assistant director Wilfrid Bourdon. awe former head of the detective bureau. resigned.

There has been speculation more moves are pending.

PREACHEWS SIP

BRAINTREE. England (CP) - Authorities of this Essex munici- pality charged the Congregational church 15 shillings a year for water. It was explained that only one glass was used a week - to quench the preacher's thirst - and the charge was cut in half.

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