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AND SEE Santa Claus acDonald I: Co.'s Store. ram”, at 4 o'clock Tuesday.

mam Servicee. Pres- cA:,l;LEhurch. Montasum Wed- E" December 21 at 8.00 o'- Mkgyjw,-ybody welcome.

1- Primrose Hockey DAN?fmb2:'ee orchestra. Thurs- ub' Duember 32. at Beaver "'3, Montague.

C HOLIDAYS no” the gillege students spend- mogfe holidays at their homes In 5 ,, us are David Mabon. Dons- ODJ lmston, Eloyce Beck, David 8 0; and James MacDonald lewmlilt Allison; Donna MacLend um iialhousie and Geraldine Sul- litflrlll from St. Dunstans.

I.-y,w:RAl. MONDAY -' The fun- ,(a, ,,( the late Mrs.,Cathcrine -,1”; was held Monday afternoon Um ()1'u'ell Head United Church iih services at the church and mu. conducted by Rel"-M30- mmn, Hymns sung were '”Fhe it-cits My Siic-nhv.-rd," ”Undcr His wigs" and "Rock of Ages." The .ni,g;..p.u wivi-o !ilessrs.. John in-Bolli. lillmcr Gillis. John Mac- .'tt'llllP. lllllllll? Eilaclielli. Stan'vy um-Piicc and Bruce- lilacLcod. hlcrment was in the church ceme-

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Personals

1. -li ilizriitis of Kit". lhil) mi-y ul New Lniidnn are 5...;-y to hour of his continued illnrss in the Prince County Hos-

Presbyterian. WMS Meeting

The December meeting of the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society, Montague, was held at the home of Mrs. A. D. MacLure. Tues- day evening, and was conducted by Mrs. D. A. Campbell. The theme of the meetin was Luke 211 "For unto you is rn this day in the city of David a saviour which is Christ the lord".

The call to worship, hymn 171. was read by Mrs. Campbell, fol- lowed by prayer in unison. The scripture lesson, Luke 21-20, was read in unison with the exposition by Mrs. Campbell. A season of prayer closed with the Lord's Pray- er in unison. A devotional period closed with the hymn "Silent Night, Holy Night".

Roll call was answered with a verse of Scripture containing the word youth.

The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by the secretary, Mrs. A. D. MacLure The financi- al report was read by the treasur- er. Mrs. H. )5 Nelson, who also reported on tho December thank- offering senvice A number of via- its to the sick and shut-ins were reported.

An interesting chapter on educa- tion from the study book ”Fi-ice To Face With lnrlia" was read by Mrs. B. N. Stewart.

The meeting closed with the hymn "While Shepherds Watched Their Sheep" and the Mizpah bene- diction.

from a two weeks" mntor trip to United States. While there they if-fled uith l'ClHll'.'CS and friends 'n Vl'aj'l':nd. Belmont. and Brook- .iic, Muss.

Couple Welcomed Iy sour-is Groups

-OI Wodnesdl! 28rd. in the K of C was tendered to Dr. and Delorey, who recently took tdence in Sourls. The party sponsored by the Sourls Catholic Women's League, assisted by the Sourls Council Knights of Colum- bus. Mr. Joseph Campbell acted as Chairman.

The programme opened with the singing of "0 Canada." in which over 'one hundred Knights and League members took part. The P. sident, Mrs. Art Psquet. read an address of welcome from the League. In it, she welcomed the Dr. and his wife as citizens of the town and members of St. Mary's Parish and hoped their stay among us to be pleasant as well as pro- fitable.

Rev. E. Steele read an address from the Knights of Columbus, pledging their support when ever and wherever needed.

The highlight of the programme was the presentation of some lov- ely gifts.

Mrs. John J. MacDonald present- ed a blanket from Sourls Sub-dlvi- sion; Mrs. Bemard Hughes, a bed- spread from Sourls River Unit C. W. L. Mrs. Peter MacAulay pre- sented a card table from Chep- stow and Little Harbour Unit C. W. L.; Mrs. Dan Bushey present- ed ii scatter rug from Sourls Line Road South Unit C. W. L.; Mr. Joseph Campbell presented a smok- ing stand the Knights of Colum- bus and Mrs. Melvin McQuaid pre- sented a blanket from the Staff of Sourls Hospital.

The doctor thanked the members for their lovely gestures of wel- come and the many beautiful and useful gifts. Mrs. DeLorey said she was thankful for so many

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wonderful friends. She appreciated the open hearted way in which .they were accepted in the different orgziiiizations. Thse acts of kind- ncss would be among their fondest memories.

Among those who tendered words of ' -- were " ' J. A. Murphy, Dr. A. A. MacDonald, Mr. William Hughes, Mr. J. B. St. John and Mr. Paul Gallant. Mr, Stew- art Macintyrc extended greetings from the East Point district.

A sing song., and modern and square dancing were enjoyed by all. As a special treat, Mrs. De- Lorey sang two lovely solos. much to the delight of everyone present. And they all agreed that they are both Jolly good fellows. Lunch was served by the ladies.

GEORGETOWN

Mr and Mrs. Peter Bnudreault, accompanied by Mrs. Edwin Mac- Donald nf Panmurc Island, were recent visitors to Georgetown.

Mr. Vere Richards and Mr. Mc- Neill of Murray Harbour, were bus- iness visitors to Georgetown on Thursday, Dec. llth.

Friends of Mrs. Nelson Hansen are pleased to hear that she has returned to her home in George- town after undergoing an operat- ion in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

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G. DOUGLAS DENNIS

The Institute of Chartered ic- countants of Prince Edward is- land announced last evening he successful candidates in the 5:55 Uniform Examinations.

G. Douglas Dennis and Albert N. McNeill both of Charlottetown, passed their final examination for CA and C Cyril Hickey, Summci- side, was granted supplemental examinations.

In the Intermediate group Leigh M. Walton, Charlottetown. was granted supplemental.

Those passing the Primary

exams were J. Damien Lennard, Charlottetown and John M. Mulli- gan, Summerside. The total number of candidates writing Intermediate and Final examinations across Canada was 1679 and of the 887 who wrote the Final examinations 450 were sitc- cessfiil, and are eligible to become members of the Institute of Chart- ered Accountants.

Pictured above are the succes- ful candidates in the Final exa-

C. A. EXAMINATION RESULTS

ALBERT N. MCNEILL

aminations. -

G. Douglas Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dennis of Char- lottetown, attended school in Munc- ton and Charlottetown. After gradu- ating from P. W. C. in 1949, he entered the employ of H. R. Doane and Co. Chartered Accountants where he has completed his course of study. He is married to the former Mildred Cudmore of Char- lottetown.

Albert N. McNeill of Belle River and Charlottetown attended prim-

MURRAY RIVER

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Refuse, Georgetown, were recent guests ol their sons in Murray River. Mr. Fred llafuse and Mrs. Ramos, and Mr. Howard Refuse and Mrs. Refuse, from here they left for Mass. U. S. A, where they plan on staying for the winter months.

Miss Faye Keenan. who has been employed in Charlottetown for the past few months, is at present spending some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Stewart, Murray River.

Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Chester Reynolds and family on the death of her husband. 'the late Chester Reynolds who passed away recently at his home in Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tremere, Hampshire, were recent visitors to Murray River, guests of Mrs. Tre- mere's sister, Mrs. Ted Rafuse and Mr. Rafuse.

faintly, Ii-ts, have taken Q res- at the

idence in Murray River home of Mr. Alex MacDonald.

Mrs. Lllah Acorn, Mt. Herbert. was a recent visitor at the hornr of her daughter, Mrs. Ted Refuse and Mr. Refuse, Murray River.

A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Refuse. Murray River, in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Acorn who were married recently. A number of games were enjoyed by young and old after which. Miss Sandra Lowe and Miss Clara Machcan opened the gifts and Miss Faye Keenan read the names. the groom and bride thanked one and all for the lovely gifts received. after singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows," lunch was served by sev- eral of the ladies present. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. musicians for the evening were, Mrs. Don Young. and Mrs. Paramlee Machure, Dov- er.

Sympathy is extended in Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Young and

"Run For

ary school at Belle River. At the outbreak of war he enlisted in the armoured corps and served 6 years with the 1st Canadian Armoured Brigade in England. Italy and North West Europe. On return to civilian life he took up his studies and completed 3rd year P. W. C. and entered Queens UfllVel"Slly in 1940, graduating with B. Corn. De- gree in 1951. He has been in the employ of McDonald Currie and Co. Chartered Accountants.

EAST BALTIC SCHOOL REPORT

Grade X Senior: 1. Sandra Mac- Gregor, 2. Francis Murphy.

Grade X Junior: 1, Anita Ruse; 2, Joan Dixon.

Grade IX: l, Philip Fay.

Grade V111: 1, Joan Pay.

Grade V11: 1, Edgar Dixon: 2. Edith MacGregor; 3. Mavis Rose.

Grade V: 1, Ann Fay; 2, Aub- rey MacGregor.

Grade IV: 1, John MacPhee. 2, Margaret Fay; 3, Myrtle MacGreg- or: 4. Richard MacGregnr.

Grade ill: 1. Bonnie MacGreg- or: 2. Janet Dixon: ii. Theresa Mac- Phee.

Grade 11: 1. 2, James Fay. Grade 1 Senior:

David Dixon. 1. Susan Dix-

on. Grade 1 Junior: 1, Barbara Dix- on: 2, John Ellsworth and Donna MacGregor lequali 3. Donald Mac- Gregor; 4, Bernadine MacPhee. Teacher: Arthur H. Malley.

Town Of Sourls

Boxing Day, December 26th and Monday, January 2nd have been declared civic holidays within the Town.

TOWN COUNCIL,

Town of Sourls

W. E. STEAM of Salem, Oregon Evangelist. Bible Scholar

A WILL PREAOH IN

TWO GREAT MEETINGS

MURRAY HARBOR CHURCH OF CHRIST runsnar. ncc. so

MONTAGUE CHURCH OF CHRIST WEDNESDAY. one. 21 man NIGHT AT moo

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Curling.Today At Montague

Curling schedule at Montague: Rink today: i

7:00 P. M. .

East ice - Dr. L. A. Johnston! vs P. Sinclair.

West ice - C. S. Stewart vs Geo, Mclntyre.

9:00 P. M. - Skips to be noti- fied by phone.

MORE OLDSTERS 1

Persons more than 66 years old now comprise eight per cent of the U. 5. population, compared to four per cent in 1900.

Mrs. Floyd Buell, on the death of

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Leadership And Agriculture

Short Course l PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE December 27-31

Open to all rural youth sixteen and over. First two days feature leadership training with students

actively participating. Agricultural course follows

with study and discussion

lems relating to machinery,

of farm and home prob- farm management.

home improvement, interior decorating, etc., inter- spersed with group recreation.

Cost:-Only your meals and lodging. Trans- portation costs above 01.00 will be paid. No reg-

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For further information contact any 4-H club

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Return to :-

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which brings with it solid encouragement to save for the things they want.

You simply open a Christmas Club membership at our nearest branch in the name of your son, daughter or wife . . . make the first payment . . . then give "the new member" the book so that he or she can carry on towards their goal. Then theyill not only get a welcome cheque in November 1956 . . . they'll God they been formed theliabitofregularsaviiig.Whyaoualreoireamembeesliipieyouromseaescnoot

Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1955 The Guardian P...-It

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the Montague Hospital.

Cpl. Edgar Reynolds, who is DRIVE...

stationed at London, Ont. with the Canadian Army, was a recent vis- drink

itor to Murray River. guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Reynolds.

The many friends of Mr. George Livingston, High Bank, are sorry to hear that he has entered the P. E. Island Hospital where he will undergo an operation.

Messrs. John and Norris Glover. Murray River, left recently for the lumber woods in N. B.

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