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SANTA CLAUS VISITS K Of C YOUTH CENTRE

Genta Claus visited the K of C Youth Center in Summerside on_ Sunday afternoon and dis- " pensed goodies to the large

aumber of kiddies who came to’ see him. He is seen here having a confidential chat with one of the children who has just left

Mayor Sifts Purchase Of Gravel For Hillcrest

At the general meeting of the Summerside Town Council last evening Mayor W.A. Currie said

still didn’t know who had /erdered the gravel for Hillcrest

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_engineer J.C._MacKenna. He} to'd the council that two samples said the town engineer to'd him! had been submitted to a firm that he didn’t want the gravel; who have a iaboratory at the until the shale settled. es os a Oe ee

. couldn’t | sample te: percent s on Ml while the other tested 41 per- : cl b accel stone. - added that - wi say percentage

Montague U clay was a — high in the

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MONTAGUE — Curling tonight | have been very good gravel.” . C .

7 P.M. ~ | gravel was the same as used

East ice: Dr. L.A. Johnston, E. Shaw, G. Murphy, L. Nichol- son, vs. D. MacGowan,

namaker, K. MAKearie. 1S Wie,

ISLAND BRIEFS

PARTICIPATED Sito Gee Gad a,

Sunday School in terday’s paper, Patricia man took the part of Mary Wayde Coughlin was one of

overing satisfactorily in the ce Edward Island Hospital.

LUCKY WINNER The Christmas dinner basket @ponsored by the Montague

branch of the Retarded Children’s | ”

Association was drawn for on Saturday night and won by Bob Vaniderstine of the Montague Drug Store.

LATE NOTICES

(Also see announcements in columns adjoining Classified Ad- vertising Section.)

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COLVIN — At her residence, 74

. Granville Street, Summerside on Dec. 21, 1959, Floyd Colin, wife of Dr. H.T. Colvin in her 7ath year. Resting at the Com- pion Funeral Home __ until funeral arrangements are com- pleted.

MANSON — At Shérbrooke, N. S. Dec. 21, 1959 of Char-

her gift under the tree and re- ceived in return a bag of good- ies and some ice cream as well.

I'd support anyone who bought it. “I'd be willing to take

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That the annual grant of. 600 County—Hos-—

pital. f That a donation of 100 be made to the Summerside Sea Cadet Band, to compensate for the parades held during the year.

4H Delegates

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New Glasgow and Districts . Junior Farmers met in their Re- creation Centre on December 16.

FIRE DEPT.

Membership chairman welcom- ed flew members Charlie and Alice Chandler, Annie Lee Fyfe gnd Archie Stuard. ‘ The fire department reported new motor has been installed in the fire truck some contributions have been received and some bills paid. The flue is almost completed and a new stove for fire hall fs ready when the weather merits a fire.

The fire hall must be insulated. The members will be notified when to gather to strap the ceil- ing for insulation and lights, a clock thas been placed on the door

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represent the 4-H clubs of at National 4-H club Dannie Nesbit

Dickieson two young people honored are

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Farmers

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which fascinated them were the Rideau Hail and chateau Laurier, Casoloma, Parliament Buildings and peace tower, Ontario Par- liament Buildings the Sun life building and St. Josephs -Shrine.

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A packed hall e gram consisting two open- ing choruses, __‘‘Welcome Christmas” and “The Star’’. The junior room presented a choral readiig with song, “The Friend- ly Beasts” and Tales of the

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Sea in Song and Story.” The senior room program con--! sisted of a pantomime is Christmas” and a choral pag- eant which was a- splendid port-; rayal of the story of the | Child in pantomime and ‘The reader was Ralph Thompson. The choirs consisted of njne angels who sang the different

Soloists were Connie Boulter, ae Lea and Cheryl Butter- ield.

pageants in Lethbridge, Alta., | Truro. and Bellville United | Churches. The music was from The Carol Pageant by Angela Dil- . ler and Kate Stearns pageant. | The children were trained by | Mrs. Keith Boswell the pianist | and Mrs. Richard MacQuarrie had charge of the juniors.

Santa Claus arrived to dis- tribute gifts from the tree as| well as fruit and candy from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Can- adian Legion and the Women’s Institute.

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/ core ; S‘side lagen tana | ss ee Considerable | should rua their (Night) (Day) 7 |S doen they get into | Newson se eeeeeee -10 - 2 information x Vancom sores SL w@ é& o eereeseeee plant ; PNAS a Railway Workers ’ sseesesees 1 2 eveiiné |Get Certificates ; 16 ore : F Councillor Leo Wood, chairman| ine Canadian National Hallways, : of the finance committee stated| home of the system's senior first 6 jhe had asked two months ago for| sid reached another 8 a statement on how much was in a long his- 18 Me es said he oc ost tay sion rt te fe aad = ALBERTON — Councillor Rich-}to Alberton South, was approved ard Jeffery’s resignation was ac-| at August. meeting “ot the |% 02 went to the man who dis- Ninety-nine ware is reepted at a special <r loemel wae "Counc Settry|peaaet. os Soaeen cnt Be uit, 7 Alberton Town Council iast voting against the motion on the |). i449 cated, fires 2 Mr. Jeffery handed in his re-| grounds that the town should not oe ee an “elit Oe ae om signation at the November meet-| have to pay aty part of the cost |MOer ot to. give out tis infor | picting ‘various of their ing and it was deferred at that|of repaving the through highway. | MAYO | stages weather time for further information. The town’s share amounts to @ ‘ of the was |Sfice says a small disturbance Queried as to his reasons for] percent. Mayor Currie replied that the] 4. "Sresentation of ten-year cer, /over Pennsylvania it intensifying resigning the former councillor} Councillor Rix was appointed |5#me man came to him and the ji 210 a decade of 2% it moves across thé United stated fhe has been unable to fiad|to replace Mr. Jeffery as eheir.|Mayor had informed. him that| (asues Marking = decade, Of 1.105 coast and will snow out who gave the Hayes Paving|man of the street committee and | {he information was available to! jociaent and general manager |t0 the region. Some parts of Nova Company the go ahead to repave| Councillor Clarke was eppointed|‘"® Councillors at the town of-| (ane 's Atlantic re. |Scotia will receive two or three oe Meweey Gree Alberton Ol aces of mes a ee oe aa gion, to Edwin B. Mitchell, Ger- |inches while Prince Edward Is- cp Mayor , Winston presid- | not revealed to him who hed beea| 214, Paul Sawson, Albert . land and southern 2 — — inquiring —#bout—the—gaseitre——§ ae —“Faretits:. ae ie oc, Bapiy cl Pad Sy men, nding the fur] Heenan . men, were shore, Annapolis valley: N. Rustico Man Is Remanded |[ssi2e $0 2.227.285) wit het enti Sr" sat eam Benin nt doing so. H was then revealed| medaltions for three years: nin’ 00; milder; east winds 15 be- On Charge Of Break, Theft [Pruner "tt © "= 10721] ree ‘sven "vouchers for tr cing sartheast 25 hy evening ; and 24 got first- ow-high at and Yar- Arraigned in Queens Countyguilty to the charge of driving| HONORABLE MAN Se M: ite’s on a , and was sen- Councillor Wood said Mr. Phil- * = tee cnc esaciest carte = te mee Senn aon gece wi Jail. a s tico, yesterday, was remand- Following the disclosure by the| thing wnderhanded about thi-| a Unites tctes teem ed until Wednesddy without plea] ROMP that a resident of East| 71 Je went to know who is _|tinental-range missile registered by Magistrate James -B. John-| Royalty had been clocked speed-| ime the - He added “Iflits second successful full-range ston, QC. ing at 65 mph in a 30 zone on the there’ anything wrong wp there| fight Friday night, streaking cat Sante or iat 2 sn'f| tee tide ancl oh Setar with having broken into and en- nat that the Ascension. a an a

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president - congratulate: boys on being chosen to at- end 4-H club week. He thanked | Wayne for his interesting talk. | A delicious lunch was served |

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enjoyable sing-song, followed by | the Queen, closed the meeting. |

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—with— Jeff Richards Venetia Stevenson NOTICE. THEATRE CLOSED THURSDAY & FRIDAY DEC. 2th-25th

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