and reported on were: (1) What is of his brother, schgol going to do with the ~Handrahan in DeBiois. lasy ecpAt (thet is the one whol ee ome ai oe ability to do the work x, wy mg but, won't) (2) What is the school | te" — and Bertha in the ee a hal ; ; kers elected executive officers} The newly elected officers wilt |!acks the abaility to attain an : ey Ae ae ; ‘ for coming year meet-| assume office anuary academic . education Requiem High Mass was cele- : Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-3 toc bere Tossiae’ woth, will serve for n one-year tetra. [wants to. recelve such? (3) "1s [rated by Rev. Nazaire Gallant. ee / . D. F. Cheverle was re-elected| Local held mon- ; Service at the grave was conduc- : - |e. e-ele ae ae it time the loafer (seat warmer) |teq ty Rev, Phelan McKenna.{ . The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Dec. 18, 1959. $3 wan ve-clecied as viceprecidedt | July ont August, 7 "=? | is expelled from school. (4) What Infembers of the Canedien Leg-| . 3 This local represents employees| Retiring officer was Albert tue Setssel chines? do with ion from Palmer Road and Tig- : * = is . y Ti ish Men of Eastern Fisheries Ltd. Usen|Mallard, Treasurer. Local 321 These questions proved inter: |e, erence ie @ body under eS. ; ignis Fisheries Lid., Eastern Packing |“A” was chartered by ‘th! esting and severa} solutions to| “ne ner of Francis Hossey oe ; Dra Fi Lean Lid. About 100 members; The brotherhood, founded in ’ : : ae Bie nes ee ‘ines (tat caduenh aden aot cen tee DeBl : An Hichwav Death emma ae eee nee [Peles Veteran CAMEO 9 g : E at changes of having: uslewfat-pos-|WarTe Henry le: ear ding see- Kt ‘bon: Qe —_work bers, in. Is Laid To Rest r ee ee “ Bea er as : session of lobsters when they/.4). reporter, Michae) LaVie:| and inter-city. bus aeolian ALBERTON — John J. Handra- Friday - Saturday er tex ¢ Seater ee a erne Suamaeenls ‘ih Sopternd SS Conety-Magiatonte's local chairmen, D. F. Cheverie, | airline pilots, seamen, marine | han was laid to rest in the ceme- 7:15-9:15 | hs decek tan hor ene as tee Tos trades Somes one Dean |e U: ee eee eae | oe nik soalanea: ae er see Matinee Sat. 1 o’elock | i into the death of, Capt. Donald|the, body several hours later. |Pitre were fined $75 and cost — : = ph ag ee lm Color with Randolph Scott and Karen Steele. | Smith MV Abegwe > coroner, Dr. W. E. Cal-jor 10 days each while Hector hon was born in DeBlois 68 years| // Of 1 © Gheriff Scott captiites young desperado. His brother comes “ "dem who “arowned Wednesday |laghan, eapenclied 4 ry aad| Pie, « nephew, ves toed §/K angineton Home And Schools tvs: sa oom aar| DYNCle OF Joy” | Scat Soe saat, a tiiae’tmeris me mele Seung ee ae ee ordered an autopsy. The inquest | and costs or seven days. drahan and Adeline LeClair. widow plans marriage and settle down. See the show- | ‘The car with paar “Sadih's eo taneest a to be held eee aged eae ee P é Proble of First Wi ld : Starring: Debbie Rey- 3 be car gt (Cam Seite] January. a widower Spit, Saree #2 hearing ot Discusses Pupils ms Se aT Ear Tene eareeTc ann water early Thursday morning by to Borgen on the MV Abeg-| A’ Summerside’ female resid: ; . = came on . ae @ large crane from the ROAF/weit when the ship was first|ent was fined $200 and costs or) KENSINGTON— A large num-|consisted of the discussion of nn Station at Summerside. placed in service between PEI|30 days after pleading guilty to|ber of parents attended the Ken-| questions in six separate groups _ The car ripped off more tham/and N.B., and has been an es-|having possession of intoxicat- H School As-|Under_the chairmanship of Ver- _ 32 feet of the guard fail on ‘the|teemied resident of since|ing liquor not purchased at a|sociation meeting last week, and|@ Paynler, Rev. L. M. Mur- bridge before plunging into the|that time. Throughout the past|iecal vendor, et ae aro weeny the|TY. (Rev. E. H. Bean, Keith se ee io seep Seed nee eat t0 ongtoin on Evidence revealed that the ac-| school work of their children | been partly to blame for the fatal |, the present time has relurm-|queris of homemade beer | it, fhe hist school are mishap. ed to duty on the Abegweit. ‘i “ . ih Jag section of suand call" ve or scotuanm 20 gully so" having the uniate [ie ages the Venton coar| SOURIS, THEATRE _terior_of the car like a spear.| A native of Scotland, Captain |‘w! Possession of a still suitable!ion. Mrs. Fenner Stewart, end : The vehicle, @ 1956 Buick, landed |Smith was an active member of |{T the manufacturer of spirits. | Mrs. Elwood Clark gave reports. “THE WORLD on its roof im the river. [both the Canadian Legion and|H¢ was remanded until Jan. 7/ The Association is sponsoring jin the Lions Club in Borden nso ype geval ing: deadening gt the elementary school concert on IN HIS ARMS” : eae to He had ee foe maar ee rohan be gy the accident but a passing motor-| son -when-the-accident occurred. SILICOSIS. DECLINES the Canadian Home and School with ef recat Sa aaoed te hale. ennetvg’.|very treacherous with ice adas Li cede eee xe clessroom of George Mac-/Gregory Peck and Anne a i.| The death of Captain Smith hardrock merited tendance cox had gone through. He ootifi-) ought to 27, the number of.per-|tario shows a gharp decrease in|DU7 with the largest number ef ~ et . sons killed in highway accidents] silicosis, the detertment of mines| "rome "urease: ais m ‘ in P.E.I. during year. reported. Dr. Jehn F. Paterson, Lorne introduced : q George Fraser Members of the coroner’s jury|on the faculty of the University program of the evening which ie re are Warman _Recves, Roew Cot: jot Torovin, tars in We, the ‘ ; " ™ Add sses Men ~ ner, (foreman), Haro! raham, | num eases i eS a 6 R.C.AF.; John King, R.C.A¥.;|dropped to seven in 1958 from 127 Tonight Friday 7:15-9:10 t Of St. Davids Herbert “Craig, Middleton; John|in 1928, and the average age of ° by . Johnston, Central Bedeque; e victim increa: 4 U GEORGETOWN— George Fra, |ace Crossmai, Ross’ Corann, GE them 207 peace deen te-aaee SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P.M. ? ‘ enne ny ser, director of the P.E.I. Travel |Clair Mclvor, Kinkora. period. 2% . vr Bureau, was guest speaker at neers rm faces | WILD#!? INNOCENT es St Devid's Unt CHRISTMAS TURKEYS THE TE Z

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