DECEMBER 27. 1951
7 THE WESTERN GUARDIAN
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..rAivcv DRESS Christmas carnival, Bedeque rink, Thursday, Dec. 27th. Special prizes.
."BOMANCl'2 AT RANDOM" at Kensington, Thursday. Decem- ber 21. repeated in Baptist Church Hall, Summerside. Friday, Decem- ber E. Don't riiiss this musical comedy of life on Prince Edward island. Good SP0Cl81UES-
AVEST PRINCE HOCKEY LEAGUE. - A meeting to form ii West Prince Intermediate B & C Hockey League will be held Fri- day, 28th December at 8 P. M- in O'Leary Rink. Representatives from Lennox Island. Mt. Pleasant, Alberton and Tignish are asked to attend. z'
M RAPE CHARGE -- It was loomed last. night that a naval rating. a former resident of Sum- merside. on leave from H. M. C. S. Cornwallis, was taken into custody on ii Warrant last evening. by Sgt. B. schurman and officer J, B. Linkletter, and it is understood that he will appear in Summerside Police Court this morning to be charged with rape. -S
LBEDEQUE RINK NEWS - Carnival tonight. Dress optional- not necessarily Christmas nature.
Judges: Mrs. (Dr.) W. B. How- alt, Bedequc: Mrs. Mary Sullivan. Kinkora: George Macwllliams.
North Bedequc. All junior hockey teams wishing to enter Bcdcqllc Junior Hockey League hand. in list of' players after curnivnl. Augustine Cove versus Summer- side High School hockey game postponed until Friday night. South Shore League players sub- mit thcir list after this game.
Regular skating Satzay night- Alberton and I C D Vicinity
Alva McAlduff id confined to
his home through illness.
Mr. Fred Leavjtt. who under- went surgical treatment in the P. E. I. Hospital recently, is making favorable progress.-
Mr. and Mrs. John Gavin. Simt John, N. B., are spending Fliristmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Gavin. Alberton South.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDougall, lfoncton. N. B.. are visiting Mrs. McDougall's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrett.
Misses Doris and Barbara Mc- Cue, Sumnierside. spent. the holi- day season with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McCue, Al- berton.
Constable William Coughlin, R. C. M. P., is a patient in the Western Hospital. Alberion. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Miss Olive Albert returned to Summerside after spending a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Albert, Albcrton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Call- aghan, Mrs. Myra Callaghan. daughter Jean and son Jimmy of St. Louis. attended Midnight Mass at. the Sacred Heart Church on Christmas evening.
Midnight Mass was celebrated at the Sacred Heart Church. Al- berton, on Christmas Eve by the linsior. Rev. W. E. Monnghan. The choir of mixed voices, under direction of Mrs. E. E. Larter. organist sang "The Convent Mass" by Gounod. with solo parts by Jack Barrett, Raymond Ahearn Ind Miss Mary Gillis. Prior to Mars. carols were sung by the -lunIors,Girls' Choir. with Miss Rose Marie Ahearn as soloist.
Friends of Mrs. Hubert Camp.- PE11. Montrose. are pleased to see .ier about again after her recent illness with the measles.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith, Toronto, formerly of Alberton South. has successfully undergone a major operation at the Children's Hospital in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlitfdly for their home in Banff. Alta. after an extended visit with
their son and daughter-in-law. Constable and Mrs. '1'. J. Keefe, Alberton.
Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Mcnomiltl and children. Peter I d Barbara, motored to Mnlpeque o spend the Christians holiday with Mrs. Mc-
Donald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Nllit.
Mr; and Mrs. I-Ieber Hardy. Wes: CIDO. spent Christmas with their daughter and son-lri-lsw. Mr and Mrs. larl Atkinson. Alebtron -FW.
T.J. Keefe left '
-I WILL BE AT BOWNESS' store Friday afternoon. December 28th, receiving claims for rebate on gasoline, Please bring invoices. Roy Campbell.
-PURCHASES PROPERTY - Messrs. Harold Campbell of Chelfon and Lloyd Burns of Lower Freetown have purchased a lot and building from Mrs. Carrie Reeves in Central Bede- que; for the purpose of erecting an up-to-date killing and cold storage plant for handling poul- try.-S. ,
Personals -
-The friends of George Mul- laiy, Kensington. are glad to see him out again after his recent ill- ness in the Prince County Hos- 1'.liBl.
-AB. William Linkleiter. R.C. N.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Linkletter, left yesterday morning by train for Halifax to rejoin his ship, H.M.C.S. Crescent. after spending three days Cliristmas leave at his home in summer- side.-S
Piusville and Vicinity
- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant. and Louis Arsenauit Piusvillc. re- cently spent in few days in Hal- ifax, Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cor- coron were recent busincsss vis- itors to Summerside.
Mr. Joseph Maclsaac was in 'Piusville on business on Thurs- day. December 13th.
A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallant on Wednesday. December 12th when ii Whist Party was held in aid of Plusville School."I'hey hope to have an- other in the near future.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Allie Gallant are sorry to hear she is confined to her bed for s few days.
Mrs. Nelson G. Gallant and,son Gary. and Mrs. John Gallant. left recently for Toronto where they will spent the Christmas holidays.
Mr. Keith Pratt and Mr. Dan MacKay. of Bloomfield. were in Plusvillc on business on Friday. December 14th.
The sympathy of the people of Piusville and Vicinity is being ex- tended Mm Joseph Arscnault and family in the death of Mr. Joseph Alsenault which occurred at his home in Bloomfield on Thursday. December 21st.
Relatives and friends or M", Joseph S. Gallant of Piusvilie are 50"? to learn she will be confin- cd to her bed for some time.
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Albany and t Vicinity
Mr. John Lecey of Crapsud has been hauling pulpwood to Sum- merside for the P.l!:.I. Produce Co. recently.
A nu'mber of csrs and a truck were in the ditch due to the icy condition of the road between Tryon and Albany recently. sev- eral of the cars had to get trac- tors to haul them out of the deep trenches on Friday. Dec. 2m.
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Mitchell of Moncton. 'N.B., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lefurgey. North Tryon on Dec. 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Lefurgey accompanied them back to Moncton. 24.3., where they plim to spend the holiday season with their two daughters.
Mr. Ronnie Cameron. Albany, was s visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday. Dec. 2lit. He attended the hockey game between the Charlottetown Islanders and the (ilace Bay Miners.
Among the students arriving home from Charlottetown to spend the Christmas holidays at their homes were Misses Verna Wood. Ruth Thompson. Marion Debaney and Grace Howatt.
An enjoyable Christmas concert was held in the North Tryon School on Friday. Dec. 21st. A large crowd attended and a good pro- gram was enjoyed by all attend- ing. Santa Claus made his ap- pearance.
MP. Alex Dawson of North Ti-yon. who has been employed at
cariron
FRIDAY and
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"TEXAS DIVNAMO" Big Double 'Bill
Summorslde SATURDAIV
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soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vyt-hinsky made headlines when hit said he found the United Nations plan for world disarmament laugh- ank-. In this new photo made at I U.N. General Assembly session in Paris, it seems that 3 little levity might be is tonic for him.
Christmas At St. Mary's church S'siiIe.
st. Ma.i'y's Church, Summerslde.. looked lovely in its dressing of green which had been decorated by the members of the A.Y.P.A.
Mr. Robert Shaw had erected a temporary road scene at the en- trance to the chanccls.
The traditional music of Christ- mas was sung. The midnight Eucharist was chanted to Simpers setting in A flat, the solo parts of the "Sanctus” and ”Agnus Dei" being taken by Miss Doroth.Y W 'att. At the ossertory, several carols were sung by a quartet composed of the Mises Dorothy and Wanda Wyatt, and Messrs. W. E. and R. T. Hcnthorn. At the 8 oiclock celebration on Christmas morning the Chlld'l'Cn'5 Choir sang the Eucharist to a setting by Foster, the "Agnus Dci" be- ing taken by Janet and Helen Home. The children's voices gave sweetness to the hymns of Christ- mas.
At 10 o'clock at St. John's Church. St. Elcanorls. the Christ- mas Eucharist was also celebrat- ed. At all services large num- bers received the holy communion.
and the rector. Archdeacon G. R. Harrison preached on "The, mystery of the incarnation." - S
li.S. Army Officer Spends Leave At, Home In S'side
Lieutenant Erwin Thompson, United States Army. is spending his Christmas holidays at his home in Summcrside. Licut. Thompson Ajoin-ed the American Army three and one half years ago. He served for some time on Okinawa.
After returning to the U. 5. he was selected as a candidate for the Officers Training School at Fort Riley. Kansas. from winch he graduated on December 15th. being the only Canadian in a class of one hundred and fifty.
Lieut. Thompson on his return to the U.S. will take a three month's course at Fort Lee, Vir- ginia. '
ROBERT YOUNG AND BARBARA HALE STAR IN iAND BABY MAKES THREE
--The delicate dilemma, in which a bride-to-be finds herselff when she learns that she is going to have a baby by her divorced husband is reported to be the spring-board for the hilarious events that occur in the Capitol Theatre current feature, "And Baby Makes Three." The Columbia comedy which or- rived yesterday. stars Robert Young and Barbara Hale. with Robert Hutton. Janis Carter and Billie Burke heading the support- ing cast.
In he "expecting" picture, Young. who contributed, in no small way. to the laughs in "sit- ting Pretty," and Miss Hale, that wonderful girl in "Jolson Sings Again." team up for the biggest howl in town. From the moment that Miss Hale finds she is ”tha'. wiiy." the merry action is report- ed to proceed at. a very rapid clip. with laugh piling on laugh.
Young and Miss Hale engage in a fight as to how they're going to share custody of the child, batter- ing each other from pillar to post, figuratively speaking. of course, In order to lay a solid legal claim to the child. Young enklndles an old romance with Miss Carter, whose former association caused Miss Hale to divorce him in the first place. But twin bombshell: fall on Miss llnlc in the tom: of inform- ation that she Isn't pregnant and lhstt her former spouse is in- nocent of any mls-conduct; how she then finds an ingenious way to bring her: ex-husband back through a convuisively funny tac- tic. should make for unrestrained laughter.
the airport for the firm of Curran and Briggs. isuinrnerslde. for the past few months. has returned to his home here for the winter months.
Albany st. Pats hockey team are planning on putting on a better team than ever for the 1952 hoc1 key season. They have played two exhibition games in Bedeque rink and have I lot of young hockey
-talent to pick from and should
be able to produce a good last. team when the season gets under- way. It is reported that Augus- tine Con will not ice a team this year but their place in the league will be taken. over by a cape Traverse tssin. coached by Gordon Cutcllft . The Augustine cove boys have always had a good team and will be missed by the hockey
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