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     WTHE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
     ;i1)li.'CEMBERt 27, 1951 
     
    
   
   
    
     Professional cards I 
     
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     E. E. Parkman 
     
     0pt.D.. R.O. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OPTOMETRIST  
     
     Eyes Examined 3 
     
     Otlico Hours: 
     
     9 to 12 - l to 5 
     
     and by appointment 
     
     Phone 3281 
     
    
   
   
    
     REGENT THE.-Yl'RE BLDG. 
     
     Summer St. Suiiunerslde 
     
     Glasses Fitted 
     
    
   
   
    
     B. F. Hunter ll. 0. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Beiieque United 
     
     Women's Auxiliary 
     
    
   
   
    
     -The Auxiliary of the Bcdeque 
     
     United Church met. on Wednesday 
     
     afternoon. December 5th. at the 
     
     home of Mrs. James Henderson. 
     
     Matters of business were taken up 
     
     at ihe first of the meeting and 
     
     sixteen members and two visitors 
     
     were present. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. W. J. Reid. Community 
     
     Friendship sec'y reported 10 house 
     
     calls and 9 cards sent during the 
     
     past. month. Collection 531.00. 
     
     Emergency Fund 58.46. 
     
    

    
     The president Mrs. Ernest Weeks 
     
     presided and opened the Christ- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Freetown 
     
    

    
     The snow plow was a. welcome 
     
     sight as it passed through Free- 
     
     town on Tuesday. December 13th 
     
     opening the roads which had been 
     
     blocked since the storm Saturday. 
     
     December 15th. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. John Charlton has returned 
     
     to her home in St. John. New 
     
     Brunswick after a week spent in 
     
     Freetown. she was accompanied 
     
     by hcr little daughter Janet who 
     
     had been the guest for several 
     
     weeks of her grandparents, Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. John Lewis. 
     
    

    
     Friends were sorry to hear of 
     
     the death or Mr. Joseph Taylor 
     
     which occurred in Yarmouth Nova 
     
     Scotia. on Tuesday. December llth 
     
     Mr. Taylor was the son of the late 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mount Ploosont 
     
     and Vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Leona Ford is" spending a 
     
     few days at the home of Mrs. 
     
     Effie Williams. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mra., Percy Adam: returned re- 
     
     cently from an extended visit 
     
     with her family in the U. S. A. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Mary C. Ballum spent the 
     
     Christmas holidays at the home 
     
     of her son John and Mrs. Ballu 
     
     Port Hill Station. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Mildred Ramsay. employed 
     
     at the R. C. A. F. Station, St. 
     
     Eleanors, is spending the holidays 
     
     at the home of her parents. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Aricil Ballum and 
     
     Blair. and Mr. Elmer Robinson 
     
    
   
   
    
     0.G.l.T. ' Christmas 
     
     iiaspor Service 
     
    
   
   
    
     iiauthior-Arsenault 
     
     Vlaiiiiing . 
     
    
   
   
    
     A scene of a very pretty wedding 
     
     took place in St. Ann's Church, 
     
     Hamilton. om. on Saturday. ,Nov- 
     
     ember 17th. of Yvonne Arsenauit. 
     
     daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 
     
     Arsanault. Kenaington, to Adrian 
     
     Gauthier, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Vital Gauthier of .St. Nldholaa. 
     
     The bride entered the church on 
     
     the arm of her uncle, Edmund 
     
     Gallant. The bride looked chann- 
     
     ing in a white floor length gown 
     
     of 'l"rench lacs over satin, her 
     
     headdress was of pearls. she car- 
     
     ried a mother of pearl covered 
     
    
   
   
    
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     -Over two hundred people in. 
     
     tended the spoeial.Canadian Gin. 
     
     In Training Christmas Vespo. 
     
     aervice in the 0'l..eary United 
     
     Church on Christmas Sunday e.-P. 
     
     ning. The girls in their mm 
     
     uniforms onducted the entire 
     
     aorvico. composed the choir and 
     
     took up the collection. 
     
    

    
     The first part of the service wm 
     
     entitled "God sends a Baby im., 
     
     the world". The second part wa; 
     
     "God calld the Worahippera", ..,;, 
     
     the last part was "God gives the 
     
     Light of the World", and this n,-,1; 
     
     followed by an impressive Candii. 
     
     lighting ceremony. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Physician dz Surgeon sh:p Seciy Mrs. W. J. Reid. Tein- - ' .- . 5 . . I W". p .p ad 
     
     pmmy and Christian Cmzenshmuoccasirin being a bulnda.v celebia : 'lho t'liil(iir'n of Olir-iiiy and ri..-- The pupils or the MW... p;.,,.5.i 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mount Royal. and, 
     
    
   
   
    
     cont Phillips. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . ma” Cmdle Light 5e”'iCe by ”ad' Mr and Mrs Caleb Taylor oi prayer book with a nos 9. of red The Le d M 
     
     .  U .2 the 111 .0,--5 p h .1 .. - "  . were visitors to Conway on Sun- 9S Y 3 er. rs. W. G. Dirk- 
     
     Luinpiete usual .hr.iiyscs lyigpondctrjlt no igv 5sil't1)ui::I" ltfcglniz Low or Freetown and his early day, December 23p roses. gift from the groom Her son presided. and was assisted by 
     
     Guano, hm-.-, and wOrgh'p,, H-Anwelg F-;.0m The Lie vtas spCnl in tlhAs community. Zp bridesmaid was her cousin Doreen the other leader. Mn. uerbm 
     
     PIIONE 3llfi 'Re;ilm ..( (illIhrv"AiIv:s sunu bv the i He in reached the advamed 3” Fiirmis of Miss Jenn Phillips Gaumt Wm "9 lwked ch'""”"'3 V'""'h"" 3”" S'"'”" "Ed I 
     
     zneinbers and a pmvcr l'L?ll(ilil'Oi1li0f mgmyi Will be !0rr.V i0 know she is n in 3 no” 1en3''h 3”” M ngm "mm Lena C'”w"'" "ad iii” 
     
     ssi.xLi.3i.-Lvs Bl.'ll.l)l.VG . . , ., 1 , i i --v A patient in P. C. Hos ital sufter- Mi” Mi 0”” '3'-imv 5h9'0'-riled 5C”P'"”' 3"” Slim” Elli! led in 
     
     1” M':”0'”'-l Mo"im3- M7l3'”"i; A d..-zistrmis fire ovciirred in in: from a s rained liankie 8- bouquet of pink roses. 'Ilhe gift the l"i35P0n8lVE YElidllll.'- I 
     
     OPTOMETRIST  t:tl”nd i-2? . South Freetown on Thur-sda.v. , P ' to the bridesmaid was a rhinestone 59'” W9” ""8 by Georgia 
     
     Summerslde. P. E. I. p.;,nLie'd' bi; mg; icmc Hmjfmlgon .Decem-bcr goth. About 10 a. m. M... and Mrs. John 5,e.,l..' Sum, necklace. and to the groomsman, Y9” "lid Norma Dickson. in ii..- 
     
     51.. Cmimf L'ea.dii',m,s  ' the home of Mr. Abbie Perry was me.-side, were Visitors M the home Cletus Lalonde of Hamilton, a lea- ””d19'"3h”"F Ceremony the ini- 
     
     .L.L:.-L-....MsLLL-L  md Mrs lvrlilgex. 'W..'1,,m .C”mF”'3WI-V dc5"'”-led-ghet 3" W” 0! Ml? iilid Mrs. Clayton Bailum "'9' ')””01d. lfixngcrgzzlgllpglta Q19” Hallie. 
     
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     Mrs. ,rp J. Iwnan and MN LOUISA . iausedMby axuehoxer . ca el move on Sunday. December 23rd. The brides mother. who was at- so". ormn D..it. 
     
     Ctinbrck Wm) (””h m 31”” miiiigeiiiiiicmtlie ncyhiliiifizsii ;ll.)ColT:l :1 ' -v -- . Mr and Mrs Allison Williams gcnding meb wtfliidmglltxas dressed The organist was Mrs I-Ciii” 
     
     ' Cnliriles or good will and friend- ' v . 37. V . ' . j  '" 3”-V 33 31' "9 W "WW 59' Bernard. and th 1 iii ll i 
     
     1" Ear” Hwkey (or the Jews in Canada. to: ::f;l;O(;L'n:ai):i Pthethocl-(i.e1,N')'1,f("'l;E;? ff; SPREADING THE GOOD Nllivspiarmal telegrams to be sent to their  Czlllidlgn (sjiveie xisiiors to Eon cessories. The hapP3' couple left be" of the C. E. (; oainng :"e"lit 
     
     Chaaerm Hcountanc A Indmm rm. Mk French J bogs wha-padw mCim;'m:)s' quigily i-Ahs the long. - but hapiJ.V -- iisriiicxt of kin. The telegram. being Int thvihonti? ::g'M1I?”Ca9Y:'3lb"l';Irg-3l;;'l 0" l-helii il0l'iGYm00n 1'-11' 3ll"3i0- the offering: Maryi M&CDaDil'iiii) 
     
     . and mam. 1n.lnm.an.HgaLheI.ed a-nd were able.m savejolf niiii: Alllvrlclillsl held captive by when at the  DEDZl'tLlill:l)l.0tl)lg R. Pyke. . . .. . xl1:ive3t(l(:i;k.br1la(;-:vi&ili: tf:ndh:l;dn'lt9zT' Liln MncGregor, Suzanne iv:-tied 
     
     can;.m;m mink of ('ummu-mg p Europieiin i'ouniries. The ulnmst an of me rummlre but the lie Rods ill. Nortl Koren comes the Pentagon. n sprea n g p p  H l H e wo and Margaret Woodridge. 
     
     , . pint-cimg; it-as intersppg-scgi Wm; H . y . 0, over the wire from Tokyo, tlicsei-vi-rd to parents and wives of the: MM. ., , . V -tl0W9l'S by 1191' Kiri fl'l9llti5.Wh8TE Before the Vesper se w 
     
     Buililinv . . house was buin.d to inc bl0Llll('i. . .A . i . . . I. l-inser Macintosh who . . ”i90 ilirin 
     
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     (,ni.stm.i. Carols, H was a V6” Old smmmm one girl l)plSi.s are tapping out thciluneiican piisoneis. has mm Spending some Hmc in S 1190 9 min! 113811 Ind was fifteen minute, 0, Hum. 
     
     ls'iimmcrsiric-. l'. E. l. The 5-3” Of 0l'-'ifiii'5 Y0? ihit ifil- r of fhp oldest, in Freetown but, had i  '-"NC-” WWA;” i W "”- "A" F p !lhe Northwest Tm-rum-195' M-,-wed Z915” ff” ascludmg E! 02;?” of ”"3l"3 with Billy Mntheson .1; 
     
     stiinv vc:li' are as iolio.t,.: i)i-Csld-.:.x-cent”. been renmmed. Omar a ilho Dominion cgmmnnd Canadmnpm spend me holidays at his old . ver iom e firm 0 ' nsor organist and the smaller girl; .,; 
     
     PHONE Ziixil rni Mrs. Ernest lvcc . lst Vic-epbuila-in'..s "cm. bv Wm... not (ks.   Legion Srhnlarsliip and is an lion-ihomc harm W319” Where the MM5 is emi the s""d"y Sch0"1 mmpfllinl tin- 
     
     Ilearic Aifleck. ziiiliuoyedv” The bmmmg cm.l.i(.d I a o o nr gmdunip ni 0'Lenry hliiziii pp - plowd. choir. A solo was sung by J9,-H... 
     
     Mrs. Walter Vi'riglii.,'.;ml,,n amount of insurance  School. She also attended Prinvcl A Lu-M, crowd ,.”(.nld,d moi Di9k59"- 
     
     Mrs. ()rv.'.Ie .lolmsor.. i wy; ' ; inf Wales College in Charlotte" school concert at Sminghm on es 
     
     'l'i-cas. Miss Milreci Cali'.)eck.i . - . - H .i p , ' , imvyi. Saturday evening. D b 2 
     
     w E c ' Seciv. Mrs. Carrie board. Le:-ii" o1?”riSIff-' 1t1:;:li.01Yi'lilS ' (filol:eLi')- B7"f..""'(','?,' f'i'”.”ds ."r M".s.'.ii;,B; re 7 . . A line programnme W::c'CnaI':iEd2:li1t'; 
     
     - I died” 5i9W3i'd5illl) SCCCV. Mi-s,t'iained for twcntv immediate re- slit-301:.” on iligriiiknliisisolu m i Mn mm Mm on-mo mumps cirland Snma distribuwd mm", gmsl 
     
     Walter Wri-vht. Community Friend- .1 - ' .- - , - t i r ' H ilnrtinouiii. were Christmas guns 5,i'rom ii wall laden Chrlstmi. t i 
     
     - ailves or the Louis family lne , of Mn Phillips. mama. Mrsp 5"”! is rce.i 
     
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     .. p ition for four of its members. Mrs. 1-' rt - r- 1' .l i I" slut - - ,- . . . . . 
     
     Omar: 53 summ” Sn...” Aglosrsmllioll'5&ivhCalliE(':. i'VI'.s??(r;ai'.V 1 William Lewis who was Eight)"iflllik(iIii:SilllilIs01l.;(;fC trr:pU::l i1f:'f:I0sp-rm.-.p1U;.:  w!:;:d:?:lS(: i:1'yKn3:,:l::;n15n:-:ool iiresjentedf a nice Dro- 
     
     ' i  t '5' (i er - eck 1 nine years old was the most h0n- iio iilmul -1 sin in llie 0'1 win i ” - 3 '- i on n 83' " tenmonr D99 C 
     
     Press sec'v. Mrs. '1'. J, inmanhj . . . p C i I it ' r i A vi0l'(i. Mrs. ii noiisidc is n mcm--21. Owing to a lot of sick . t 
     
     "Wu S-.ii)p1.V Scciy. Mrs. Chas llender-igal?-gVg:::1l'e,3::9;al:,, h,::(;iv,:ir::m"k' ibcr or the tmiciiing stuff of lilf):ilm djsmm mo &n(,ndan(,2es:H'!: 
     
     um) t” 1100 3' m Sm" L.ibra”a"'Litem””ie 5".-V and i immetnscly. What makes, the birth.- lilr. and Mrs. L. Price nf S-aini ii?m'rl'l"mnm'ti' N  ichmiilfx Inlinod s1it4ri:iSmalI' Sam" ""”9” Mid N9- 
     
     2.oo to 5.00 p. m. Omiiii” MW Ed"? J9ilkinS- idays of Mrs, William Ln.-;5, Colby 'Jnim. N. 3., spent Clirislmiis in in':.' :.',,:ss'5 ,: ",')L,.",:,::,.,. at b,.i.i::::I('d Ems "M '””'s '” ii” W9- 
     
    
   
   
    
     7.00 to 8.00 p. in. AL mp CA”? or M” mcctmg S Lewis and Edwin Lewis (three 01-i'iii'.V. iii" l-'l”'5'5 "I "'9" ”””L"",ii-iusiir linivr-rsiipv in lluliinx. lipniii 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     social hour was spent dtlliillgiuencrahonst co umquc is me fact icr Mrs L G Ilewwr 'Illt'i Dr - i - CC 
     
      H i o v - 'i ' ' ' t ' i ti". '.ri:i Mr. Phillrps is. A 1.3- , . ., V , 
     
     - "M 2352 ixrgzirimrtllige hostess sens-d re-mist. not only were they born on ii"W"l'- liillgnyfilnwpz uiinm1'iii.'lcil('c in Alb:-rininidrillsp any"hm:l;iilL;IIni:B:fpi;:;i;;::,. Presents Tim Following Prolfaillme oVer 
     
     : t t ' -we same date of the month. but -- ip. 15, 1. i d t ', 
     
     " F - 7'" Ci"m-r Liiat exactly -thili't.v-two dvears lies I - 'Vi:iiili)llllhTlll:nPlL.v . p Hwy if” Sipilliivnzzll-!;l'I1r:,t 0l:1lez;slanndtmt:i;rar;-:1; v Radio Station  
     
     e ween eir lll'illS. . iso cc c- (N1 H. 3 011.5!" iiiil'Ci'-f V; Splonriiti service iins her-n ren- noon Dcccnb t 23 .5. i ' 
     
       Notesibrating the f'ICCaSlOl'i was lr fii”V- .'5 5l'"l"fi'".'-' "Vi. C'”i'5i"'”l5:tlci'nd the rcsirlt-nis of 0'Lciii'.V lwrs'oi' iii:-)SciindarfLS'i Hie mam.      P' M' 
     
     R. E.  .l,ew;a hroihcr of Edwin. whos Tiiilllnn air :1IS imn:n iiiM0'Li'?l"1i'-iwiiri vii-inii) li.V their Doxtmasir-r.lfrom .1 well ili(i0ll)(:il(l:'l1S0l?1l.lIS  
     
     "S '7' ibirtliday was on the tenth of ti1c- pl" Yilfisl ii iis lWI0l1Pli. i'5- A i”.lvi '. Al " Wchii. iii handling the v- , - ' i . i r n . . I- 
     
     1ssi”n,.xx('r-2 I A Hnwllal board meetmg waswnoniii. Besides lllc birthday t:akc.:'1”"ilPii- 'hiizr qiiiiiiiitics or Christmas muill W" pwsmml '0 ML A 1' 5" hlealfols school Chol,uS' Glades 4 and 9' 
     
     pm, - Aug. - (jagu,-glty ,l1cl(1 in the Health Centre onlwllifh Was made by Mrs. Edwin; H qhw fe;V.j' . I 'nmi parrrils. Mr. Wt-his has nl-l .-..,,,,pgH"w ”' Rel 2- H.919" Bwhopv . Summerslde Elementary School, 
     
     a                     Grade 4. Readmz. 
     
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     eiiosn am i M ml vm Mm Mmcombpjm round W A M dapy Mi:li1;;p:V;nn Smmdn, mm. Dm ZEN m.WMfh ism! M Mm Rnmd Tmwm Mmpm M W m In r I 3. gaiol MacLean. Summerside Elementary School, 
     
     : " lu ' i. .  .dh"i'W D-.-  .  - oi.inN- - ' 
     
     jg - San” 5.. Marie spent. a few days biilhda) celebrations. lmgnnllcgtr ;;”"::'r"';m';ivm:5iMr-"lain. EHO iposlnnisilei linlr: igi2IS(KmC(:l:V;-ilDlllbOT.' 0 iade 5. Plano S0i0. 
     
     lrecenu). visiting with Mrs. Macy ..A3 Mrs. J. A. Grmgi .-poi1(;tn girl . filull Id h.' H "(.1 Senior Depa.-(mun 4. Elaine Gallant. MlSCOUChe Convent, Grade if. 
     
     Combcis parents Mr. and Mrs. ."'””P I ” ”" LL .2??? C "mp" lip” 5” 3 "3 ix Grade X-I, Annie Mae O'Hai- Reading. 
     
     ii: .1 Ell'.. . - '4 ' t - ' Mn: 2. J . . . . 
     
     wounds. ”" ”-m iahhsw" .nnwnmhmwnmumMmmun.m.mwmai”””i”mM 5”mW”wmSmmmMHWSmmGme 
     
     M il0"ALil M” An:-ms Ma'cl-ennan. Port C0"liii"ed mm Page 3 iii” C'.i”5'"'"5 l””'i'”"' "1 'i" Ih'Itli.Vpis cxl)i:essN.i to "Mrs. Gm3r::c'.. 0”" Ixe 1- 3PV0rlcy Howard: 9' Plano Soloi 
     
     30 II '!Hlii. is Ffp9'il('iiF.il a flair daxsdat ine iiions. witness the norigi-solidnlr i:i,mii(-rm ;)ii:(:,:;gDo;;,?ni moi gRlq”5iISe)'nioiii' of Chester, N.  in lhrr'('u"R0l3Yld Cooke; 3. Annie Colli- 6' St- Eleanors School Chorus: Grades 6 and 7- 
     
     . . . . tome re a 1 i s - '- . . i i .. 1'. uni rs. . r v. - - - 
     
     Burrislcr. Solicitor. Notary imdam" MI anE;'gM1': Rgmyggn  of the irndc unions and such prank Oliver.  grrvnulllsa  rlf':- Gram, vnI.4' Irma Cooke. 2 7- G3-ll Boyle. Sllmmerslde Elementary School: Grade 
     
     ml" 1Gi"'ig3- i1.-.',, all may pm.” "135 (M no, "m listcr. He -passeil away on Christ- Shh)"-V Blanchard: 3. Eileen Rlelllyi .4' ,Readlng' 
     
     LLB. '  have the Md NW. NW had on Plfctcp tfI;ri&il.lr..C .11 slucieiilch at......- live. airs. Seynioiir was 9 Cglacllc vn-. l. Shirley Collicutt: 8, wizjiizabeth G1-gen, Central Bedeque, Grade 9, Vocal 
     
     Office formerly or-ruplcdl by , Mrs. Herman Dymeni. entertain- the average votcr. More and lorlllri'(l:)W(il Fllilfls Ch);-i::;l:h'5n .” lTi;igilr'n”f'.3'ldM'(S5p N"”i'iT,Hi'll'"fgp'iidi Bran" m' Mm”? 3- N0l'm8 O'llal- SO10. 
     
     Late Heath Stront. K. C. ,9? ”i9.m"”b"5 "i me ”.'”i”"'" W?” '9” "a""'”'”'9 ""' ”'”l'” is home in 0”l.e.' V il 0st of his mm M .”m"".r' . )9 .”i' O c.-' 9. Patricia Poiri M' h C - 7 
     
     giltomens Institute on Thursday being Judged not bv the label he I"” 1? Eu . 'W'” Prm” '"i"”-l M"-i sun" "me VI-L A"dl'Cl' Cooke: 2. . eri iscouc e onventr Glade v 
     
     Money to Loan 'iTi'lLli'Sd3.V eveninz. December. 13th. hears hut by his lawn Dersnnnl girenm Mr" and MlS' PM” Pmcim” "nip!" Rm" b':Ir".S”l3"l"w""; 2:15 E:f':c;n:r335m5n: 3. Alice Colli- Reading . 
     
     . y - yyyy p'- . . - . HT (nown fl” llgl  E F ' - . . I . . ., 
     
     Collections Promptly triliaiillcations and potential use ,,..,.- Id Mm Sm,m0ur.s mm, M”. 9Ii:1i;zB,l:nfiiai. 10. Judy MacLean. Summeiside Llementary School. 
     
     Attended To. Miss Delores Newcombe. Sum mnesqghlln ihetileldtof publtic serv- Mum, s,,,,,,,,,m ....,.. L. ,..........pMM Palm”. rmimm. ,Mch,,, M Jun." De:;iri:;i- fiincivni Grade 4, Piano Solo 
     
     - merslde. spent a recent week-end o 3 59" "F19" '5 W 5 5”" d 1 ti R.C.A.F. l'. t S -i ' r - ' - - i K - . "' - ' . 
     
     at the home of her Parents. Mr. lace m3"””""m"' but it you ;i'1Pl'Hfi'd8.":WllS ll ivecri:-tcntln visilir:i'1ghlrigtrrhiislsl)2i:mt'::n:it:,idlei1lief i(ilr:'RlGi'.lndc Ytli Hum Cosmm: 2' 11. Helen Johntstona summerslde Elementary schoo" 
     
     :-v-e----m and Mrs. Charles Neweombe. iptmbg  "glnug? 3'0" cm" find at his home in O'Lenrv. the guest um-Hi " l 3'r:deRt;.l,b'il 3'LJ0a" I?'H5”"m"- Grade 3: P13-no S010- 
     
     ym Vg . . '9 1e uure. l e - ' , p ' m. eons - d- 2 . . , y. 
     
     Wm we know is .0 mm any up of his mother. Mrs. Ne-sf) Sheii .5- ikathleen Collicutr 3””; .. . 12. Rosalie DesRoehes. Miscouchc Convent, Grade I. 
     
     ilil GLEN ii. liEiiiiliY ..3?f,”...Ei'?J.i3..”E:f::l1?.i.   will vommlw sveam- he ””"i i...i.i:::i"ii.:";:;'.:'i."7: "ii: in": PM ' ' ””" Reading v 
     
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     and Mm Bum. MacA..5,a,,dp Tyne Ciiggmig   difn nnhm l-rizzcl. a grndimio nr;,.,,,,,,. ,,.,,,m,m. M Ohmn Mm 2 Ciidneclig s1Eml.1H!e;atl1cr Costaln: 13. Helen Horne. Summerside Elementary School, 
     
     veurmarv surgeon paiiegi ;-99.3-Md bu, lgiaufsox on what they believe '0 be -right Wm ll:)l;I':::w?1t Ixglezosoilt-:11ulli:'nCli:rr;.i:fn;:oi1 iiiiii3f:i-  her obliziniz '(;mde n...1' 'i.-.M::.mL:;er1:0";2 Grade 5, Piano Solo. 
     
     - nur ay, ecemie - ' - . . .' r I - so in an mg ie argc nuin- I '. - . , - . 
     
     sum her Dewmssr work for are iC:ie”a:iep;t:wiranscend the exigen Danmuslg Um..,e,s,.,- in liai-i-ix-fber of wills. ”CcnIrui" is .11..-..).sl11:-)1-11;? Docnneiie, 3. Howard o-rm. 14. George Robinson, Summerside Elementary School. 
     
     Phone 69 pl-egbylerjan Church of canadl Tm. is not to mug” mat the sip);-nltmrlr1: ighl;S:!?'l1ilS”(:S('il&l(g;1t alpmost obllizinir in locating Dr. L. Perreag Bggggmizilnpkenn , C Grade 4: Reading- 
     
     mm W”, E”, mm when dmim .p 1: . 'ig.LDcw'i.ir. . Drno busiestL man in mm In" Macwimm- Dom  15. ”Ann Leard, Lower Bedeque. Grade 5, Vocal Solo. 
     
     -Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker. and separate Political parties will . . 9”-l ' i” ""V” M” 9""- ,”i" 1,,..,m Rhod ' 3i 16 st 1- 
     
     Kenslnzion Mr. and Map Thos. po11,,.nd, gnd be no more. Factions there gill Oxr'.a"d M,r-si1.”"o.ld .B'g';":i Tf Snowfplow "pfmmr Thsisci Sermon arii VHPBPIC: ?;I';1ty.i M035 IHOW. ' Relijlng Beaten, st. Eleanors school, Grade 4' 
     
     Map -I-hos. Cotton returned home always be! and should be. D my menrio nrc xisi nil: in 00' s 0l'l-IIITO -requcnt y rcqu re n emer- i v r A an. aua :le ea mg. 
     
     - - ' . . - - Ri19Sl5 iii MTS- Dliznuns PHI"-:r:encii-s. The station agent in 5955- Shirley Macwllllam. Crl .. , , . 
     
     ..n:nh:sn3fussrsnrsurhhhnmmnwm.mamMsiannsosmnnmsmnmu-WSW”E” ”””-"J4 11?T"i”W”””"mT”m'G””& ”m” 
     
     - -- - - ' I .' ' . - Tliry nrc rei-I-ivin;.: n tzrcnt sisiiinl lx'r-n Malliesnn (ire nlso (io- rossman. Frankie dc M05  00' 
     
     hr, 1, 1 m up 5. A. ion. if it were to tome about. ",3", , - , - v . . . . . 3- lm 
     
     ms visi mil n e would be H negation of H" mghcm vtelionie from their mam irionds.'::::.;:E if '(l.1,,cn,S:J,.b,::1ng,n0I:,d f,l,,,.stu,i;:,l- Bernie 0233:1013 M l And The 6 
     
     r . ' - s . ” r. a e e . 
     
      dMr.t8”fnMF5- Emiat Ellis "gov- ffgngfgggc u?e”';?epele(',m sad uremia: Lorne McMillan. ihc-nlogirnl Sill-;noi least. the roiirtmus clerks in 0” Asdsmmi "FINAL PLAYFOFS" 
     
     P "10 '31? 119W 01118 On ii” i - - dent of the Church of the Naz-.ihc stores of 0'Lcnrv and district. l 
     
     urdayv December mm. Friends tellecl. n precmu heritage. I l d Id t tm E tm; , t MOSCOW. Dec. 26-(AP)eTh J - 
     
     Tonight 7:15-9215 hops both Mr. and Mrs. Ellis will 33:: S;g::Sa,:;'t"ea:;fh:f'mis:"1;:: lfilraiiriizii-ei'arci Coulleegc nln l'l"ollaaSsteon.i The Young People's iiniona of mud?" dcmli Di Mill--Con. Vnsii For The coieted 
     
     be spared to enjoy many years of "ion wgiu have done with tmnah Mass. spent the Christmas sen-,ihc United Church in Glenwood.  M31::I0V-h52. '91 military spccial- schurman SCIWOI P3-Fade 
     
     liealt and happiness in their - .. , son at his home in Roscbank. nciir Brno rind West. Devon honored 5 W (C 50”” mlV.l'. has - 
     
     midst.  :rec:ve::':g?.l.0ga"' My pan” O'Leary. their minister and his wife. Rev. bee" Fiiinollnced. He was a holder -lNTER5CH0LASTIC SILVER AND BRONZE 
     
     There are still some (this Is- M R 1 C BA th LV. G.  (lt;i1r.?.pDlcltst-mi MT?-. Of many decorations and orders. QUIZ SHIELDS 
     
     Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Prea- land has perhaps more than its '- 3""e am"0"' ' " . 0' "'3' W” n '5 mi”. 5 ”- '3 
     
     ton Grig-g regret to hear that sham who imagine that to afliciij swag? ”'P.”"3 H.E"”I;fi Olhfmtr YbP.U. hilieir Clhrlstilrnas  she nenjsyf ye... nod hen,m 4 and Over Classroom Division. 
     
     their young 50" Chester ha had Switch from one pa"), yo snow". urc in en ling me i i- piiry on cc. 4 V are nso pan- exee en tearing and good 
     
     to enter the Tym, vallevslyoay is lomehow H shameful "mm M vlnity Hall in llnlifa.xp.y spent nine to do so. 'lhc Baptist con- eyesight. and can remember well CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE STREET SCHOOL 
     
     pm” suffering Mm pneumonia. do. Their lawns W,” Liberals Christmas in O'l.r-nry visitiniz his.i:r(-izni-ion honorori iliolr minister the happenings of bygone days. very" 
     
     'yBH or C0nserVMh,M' as the case may wife nnrl liuby anti Mr. and iWl'S.!lIn(i his wife. Tic-v. C. O. illlfi Mrs. She delights to have folk cull i , 
     
     be; 3". mm, "EL must (hm, hm or Dan MncPhcrson. Mrs. Lnmcronlllowleit at Christmas nnd also re-.upon her. The Nitzurenc Minister SUMIWERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL 
     
     ”mt-”m'rr-imm?-? run ",9 risk or b,g,,,yi,,g um”. wax formerly Miss Jenn MacPher- membcreri Rev. Mr. Hm-rloii's npzcdiilild M5 W”? 01' 0'Lt'nry. Mr. rind . . 
     
     T ancestors. n in foolish reasoning. Sm M0i'1"'- "”'i-an F'""''" ”"i””” W" M” 0"" ""(i"'"9'"i- were visor These m"te5.t”"i5 Wm compel? in the One "i 
     
     - is ninety-seven yours of age and Tcmcmbcred by llic-if friends nndi three classroom division. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     nnvlcogsonawh;?;?e(:,9rfni:gg:11.n::: . M fhn 0'l.t-nr.v (Vlllil'0i'I of the the oldest person in the village of Parishioners. 
     
    
   
   
    
     cAnEo THEATRE i 
     
    
   
   
    
     that llred clnsztill torthe imgelilus of :iV5cZ:1ii"":"'h"o'i” iifgliisiggggm 5)i1i1';i;Ei(-fl ”'L"””" ””5i”''' hi" "””"i'"' --A2,. All contestants are asked to be on hand at 7:00 
     
     KEVSINGTON afggleaghnnz: fgiaiggowg 28.33:!” ;1';h9k:-ehpliirfgi,  mgcitgesfacornled y Hut Qnvpppu-gym N p -Hump E P-M- on F”d3y- Quiz Colltesta-ntS It 7230 P.M. 
     
     - meaningless. even destructive. it . y "'9 593' ' ' schul-mans ' -' ' . 
     
     W may be s.Vn1Diomatic of growth. son. The Minisiifr. pMr. Owen '  N o  C, k ?Cg?0I1vFa;3d; :15 3- Pl-lb11C S9l'Vli'-'9 Fflaililc 
     
     ednesday-Tlilirsday 7:15-9:15 Md gmwgm M eve,-3-one knows, Underwood ilnfl MISS 12VF:i.l'n Carri G    500790 UT 0 e . . C urman CO. Lid. 
     
     Ynu can feel me wrpgmsroy-' is of the essence of life. New 53'”? " d"" "lid 'W0 mil" "I'll" ,  
     
    
   
   
    
     conditions and necessities some- d"" 5"” "AW"-V In A Manger"- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlmea call for new measures and 
     
     new groups or alliances to give 
     
     these measures strength. 
     
    

    
     In any political alignment there 
     
     should be room for men whose 
     
     sense of basic freedom tines not 
     
     permit. them to heed the party 
     
     whip in every particular. A pol- 
     
     itical leader makes a mistake when 
     
     he insists on absolute conformity 
     
    
   
   
    
     with drama at the breaking point, 
     
     romance at the kissing point. 
     
     starring Richard Basehart. Audrey 
     
     TONPF. C.i'd Charisse, .Bnrry Sul- 
     
     livnn. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     On Sunday morning. Dec. 23rd. 
     
     there were one hundred (100) stu- 
     
     dents present at the O'I.eary 
     
     Church Siindny School when it. 
     
     held its special Christmas pro- 
     
     gram. The teachers of the dlf-l 
     
     fereni classes hari gills fnrwiheiri 
     
     children. Candy rind fruit were! 
     
     distributed. The aupr-rintendent is 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cleartone 
     
    
   
   
    
     HEARINGAIIJ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
      slIllIllIOl'IidOt "”'" ""” """ '"”' ""” "' "” Mr" "W R""".'.”' Here is the ultimate in llearin nitl design and 
     
     associates. The herd may be con- . V . '1 Th Cl rt "700" th I t up 
     
    

    
     vcnlmg in h,md1,, hm it 1; not RFL it. C. Dickson cnnriucird. enginee nm 6 ca 0110 8 0 C0805 E 
     
     U"""' Ci"i"'ii 'i"V'"” Fl l31""m' proaclt yet to hearing aid perfection. ,It is the min i- 
     
    
   
   
    
     iha pr-si form of true community. 
     
     nor does it. in the long run. pro- 
     
     duce fruits meet unto political 
     
     salvation. 
     
    

    
     Fortunate. indeed. is the lead- 
     
     er who .can count among his col- 
     
     leagues one man who regards 
     
     i'. edorn to agree or differ as an 
     
     inalienable right and part and 
     
     parcel of his personal integrity. 
     
     He may. at timeii. be troublesome. 
     
     hut in times of real crises he will 
     
     usually stand when others fall. for 
     
     he will have access in a deep 
     
     reservoir of strength of which 
     
     his more docile neighbour may 
     
     know nothing. - 
     
    
   
   
    
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     10DA3 irhumdddi 2-30'?--1-309-1-E3 field on the morning of Dec. 23rd 
     
     and at Brae at 2 p.m.. followed 
     
     by West Devon at 3:30 p.m. In; 
     
     the eveninx there was a congre-. 
     
     gation of over 200 people in the' 
     
     O'Leary United Church where the' 
     
    

    
     . G. I. T. presented their an- 
     
    
   
   
    
     nual Chriatmaii Vesper service. 
     
    
   
   
    
     eat hearing aid ever produced to capture the power of 
     
     a 2295 volt battery. You'll be Imaud tovaee how 
     
     very small it is-smaller than over before thought pos- 
     
     alble. You will ap reoiatoi the olearnass and extra 
     
     power designed to d the most difficult cases. NOW 
     
     on can hear sounds more clearly . . . witltout.dls- 
     
     on . . . without strain. Now you can wear your 
     
    

    
     liea aid hour after hour easily, comfortably . . . 
     
     wlthou fatigue. Match the Cleartone "700" with any 
     
     hearing aid avalhbio today. Put them all to the same 
     
     tests. You'll a roe that the Cleartone "700" out- 
     
     performs than I. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     We'carr moat allvaius of lotteries and repair 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev. Major Ellis of Calgary. Al-I 
     
     beria. who spent iho Christmas 
     
     vacation at hiii home in O'Lear,v.' 
     
     the gut-iit'oi' his father. Mr. 'Ro- 
     
     beri Ellis and other relatives. was 
     
     the guest speaker at the Knuu- 
     
     ford Baptist Church on Sunday 
     
     morning. Dec. 23rd. and was heard. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     The Experts, Say m..'i.m" 1125.7 3' O.,'iloiili:-i:tt .0... most aids. cue send mllto of Aid and number of 
     
     . ..-.--- ducted service at Alma in the '33”!!! WIIQII ordering. 
     
     Continued mm pug 3 afternoon and Springfield Wat at I 
     
    
   
   
    
     night. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Min Pony Ellil. art student at 
     
     Mount Allison University in Back- 
     
     vflle. N. 3., spent the Christmas 
     
     vacation at her home in 0'Lcary. 
     
     the izuesi of her pnrrnis. Mr. mull"- 
     
     Mn. .37. 8. Ellis. 'Miu Ellis woni 
     
    
   
   
    
     hoina-cooked tabla: contain a 
     
     valuable amount of vitamins and 
     
     miner-alap that should not he want- 
     
     ed. Health Department official: 
     
     My theta add flavor and richness 
     
     l-'- iiraviu. aiews. soup: and manv 
     
     meat dishes 
     
    
   
   
    
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     iFOLEYfS DRUG s'roRE 
     
    
   
   
    
     DIAL 3237 
     
    
   
   
    
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     y"Pop aura has trdttblrpaytng his bills. 
     
     ' , Now he can't find a pen," A 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ALSO LA'I'ESTNEWs0F"i'I-IEDAY. 
     
    
   
   
    
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