.\i;W ZEALAND Red Cross

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gnw _ ' (Left to Righti—Mrs. F..:lll( Whalen. Mrs. James }{ii.i1L‘ll. .Virs. Agnes Manning. M... l.illa Mclnnis. Miss End First Aid Course At

New Zealand

ii.‘ \«w Zr-aland and the Bear Fwr I'll'\l Aid Classes met to- ‘ .-i- I'll Wednesday December ::ii, for a test in the practical ‘gils uwd in Frist Aid. The New Zealand Class II- I triicted by Mr. John Mullally, had been organized early in the Fall and have completed the written test which is requir pd by Red Cross. The members or the (‘lass presented a gift to Mr .\luIlally as a token of their

Electric Organ

In an impressive service at St. Alllll‘P\i\"5 Presbyterian Church. Montague. Sunday evening. Dee- ember l5th, e newly installed ' Hammond electriic organ was tIPIll('aIP(l by the minister. Rev. D. A. Campbell. The dedication hymn was “Praise Soul. The King Of Heaven" and s - ial music included I solo “The _:—

Russel Seller Guest Spoakor

The regular monthly meeting of the men's association of Tl"l'llLy United Church. Montague was held on Monday, December 17th.

Alter a delicious ham supper was served by the ladies of tho W. A., the business meeting was

Macbeod, in the chair. In the

FIl\l Aid Class include: FRONT “"3Y~

. Manning. Mrs.‘ James Howlett,

In Presbyterian Church

absence of the secretary, Charles Fraser. the minutes of the last meeting were read by Archie Iiilchey.

Follnuing the business meet- . _v ’ng song was led by Jack Annear with Miss Alvah Brehaiit as piano accompanist. The president then called on Calvin iiilchey who on behalf ol the association, then thanked the ladies for a very fine supper. Gordon Avard was then called on to introduce the guest speak- er, Russell Seller of Trinity Men's Association. Charlottetown who gave a det’ailed account of the "Every Member Canvass" |'IIl(‘I'I is being presently c I ducted in the United (‘nut-t~iien| across Canada.

Mr. Seller was very liitingly lhankctl by L. M. MacKinnon.

‘a?~?"- Avonett Smith. Miss Elle

Con-

BA(‘I( —— Mrs. Wm. Mallard. Mrs. Wm. Howlett. Mr. John Mullaly. lnst.. Mrs. Abdul Albert Conway. Lloyd Mallard. appreciation. The Bear River Class conducted by Mr. George

The Guardian Page 5

Sat.. Dec. 21. 1957

Receives News I Sister Is Dead '

Roseneath before moving to th United States. I Besides her sister. she leaves to mourn her passiagl her husband and two sons, Em , est in Massachinsettes and Rich j ard with the American Navy. Mrs. Kennedy, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. G. H. No} son, recently visited Mrs. Mug- ridge during her illness. T sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved family. .

NEW TITLE LONDON ICP) -— The Royal Empire Society has decided to change its name to the Royal

Commonwealth Society.

Miillally was tested and passed silt-cessfully in techniques of Artificial Respiration. Bandag-' ing and splinting. These Can~ didales will write the theory tests at a later date. Mr. Sin- clair Ciitcliffe prcscnted Rea Cro~3 awards to the New Zea- land Candidates.

Standard Certificates: Ziils

Conway. Lloyd Mallard. Agnes Mrs. Monica Howlett, Avonetta

Smith, Mrs. Irene Howlett, Al- bert Conway.

Dedicated

Virgin's Slumber Song" by Miss Rachel Minchin. the h

J. A. MacDONALD, M.P.

“Silent Night. Holy Night” by

the Brooklyn Trio. and the anthem “Angels We Ha e Heard on High" by the choir

Rev. Mr. Campbell chose as his

denly there was with the angel a multitude of heavenly hosts praising

The church was licauliiully decorni:-d for the occasion with

organist. Mrs. A. F. Campbell. rendered a fifteen minute cital of Christmas carols and for offeratory. played “The Holy City".

Th c0n8T€8attonal hymns were “The Processlonal", “0 Come Ye Fa.1ht‘ul". “O

Little Town of Bethlehem", and the recessional" Joy To Th: 0

held with the presldeq, Donald w rid

A reception for the choir was held in the church hall following the service and refreshments were served by members of the Ladies Aid Society.

SATURDAY. MOND

Sugar, 10 lbs. 97c; Perfection

text. St. Luke 2:13 “And sud~'

candelabra in keeping \\'llIl the‘ Christmas season. Preceding the service. thc

- of laws of Province,

who will be the "Report from Parliament Hill" Saturday night at 7:45 over Cl-‘CY.

SEALED TENDERS ‘

Scaled tenders, marked "tenders" will be received , by the undersigned until ‘Dec. 26th for transporting I of nine pupils from Valley- field East to Montague School, said service to be «in keeping with provisions

Highway Traffic Act, the Public Vehicle Act.

William MacLeod, '

Secretary.

MONTAGUE CO-OP WEEK END SPECI

ALS

AY AND TUESDAY

Robin Hood Fruit Cake Mix 69c; Mincemeat 33c; Deslccafed Cocoanut. lb. 25¢; Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce. 2 tins 57c; Fluffo, 2 lbs. 59c; Grave Apple Juice. 48 01. 31c; Savory. 2 pkgs. 25¢; Hunt's Fruit Cocktail 28 oz, 43c: White

Summer

Milk, 6 tins 89c; Island Cran-

berries, 2 lbs., 39c; Chocolates, 1 lb. box 79v; 5 lb. Pail Hard

Local Fed Turkeys. See them

Mix $1.89: Oranges 183's. 2 do: 75c;

Grapes. 2 lbs. 36c; before you buy.

speaker at .

The meeting closed with the benediction by.Re\'. J. M. ascr. ,

EASTERN GUARDIAN

WRIE. Bulova and Whlt~ llfl'l(‘I' watches. Sunbeam. Ron-

Son and Phillishave shavers at P“P'0r‘s.

R- I‘. A. Victor record players, rarims and records at Pepler’s.

XMAS. Records in stock but KM: fast. Get yours to-day at PPI’lli‘r'§_

OIR ('amera stocks are gett- lnl low but we can still offer you §(XlN‘rt advice when you buy your "W camera at Pepler's. Get your: while stocks last. Today.

XMAS SPECIAL. To top on Kl” I)0lIda.V meals. serve piping B‘ ""009 Die from the Montague

3l“‘|’.V. Available at Kings ("Wily Grocers.

"Ph Chair will present a (:3 "The Inn." The Christmas I reuage in . dusts and tries. Trinity United cum at ‘’''~ 0!! Dec. In (‘rhea will

in . lervice at 1.! pg

‘'93:. ' «Iran. as 2-.--'5-%,E'.’.l

sea‘-To

color on our Giant Screen.

ADMISSION 150 — COME EARLY

HEY KIDS: DON'T MISS SANTA'S BIG CARTOON SHOW AT THE CAPITOL THIS MORNING.

TWO MATINEES AT 9:15 AND 10:30 . FREE COKES plus all your favorite comic pals — II I H

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TODAY -- CAPITOL '

I't'lTiti iitiiiiiit-iiiii iiutis ;

snows: 1-3-—7—9 ' ,

I Santa Claus Can Go Around In The Dark, But Mom Can't

So, as we want you to have presents you need, will

like and will use — Please give a listen . . .

Dear Dad:

PLEASE HELP US GET WHAT YOU REALLY WANT BY CHECKING THE ITEMS BELOW. THANKS!

¢ _---_------B

DIRECTIONS FOR FATHER

1—Go over the list carelully, checking the blanks that will do you the most good.

2——Sign on the dotted line.

3—Carefully hide this gentle hint in an inconspicuous place (such as the middle of the living room floor) with a stack of bricks on it.

they will have no trouble fixing us up properly.

I Can Always Use: I Never Get Enough:

I I Several pairs of socks I I Handkerchiefs I I Some new Ties I I Pyiamas I I A new Belt il I Tee Shirts

I've Never Had But Always Wanted:

Luxuries No One’s Ever Given Me:

L“ I I Sweaters . ( ) Viyella Hunting Shirt I I I A Sport Jacket I I Dressing Gown I I An extra pair of Slacks I I Topcoat

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE FAMILY

For Pete's Sake Remember My

Collar Size is . . . . Sleeve Length is Waist Size is .

Pant Length is Sh0eSlzcis

Hat Size is . . . . General Colorin is . . . . And the Colors I Dislike are: ..............,............

esesoasgooosooanoototocoeaoaaooaololsgolgaooe5

senolo - . . . . . . . ..so..u-.usoos..snoo

cutaneous-ssouoososo-ss.sao..oo..s-

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I1 during our big Toolio Shin Contest. . . I

4—If the faiiiily is a little slow. let us know_we'll

5—Jiist sit back and l‘0la.‘(—ll'lt".\‘P are the easiest

you want

bright red al'l‘U\\S to point out the list for them.

Ilét\(-" c\ or \\l'llII‘ll for lllt‘ ianiiiy.

[Sure Need: -

I I Plenty of Shirts

I I A Suit I I Underwear .I I Gloves

You Might Guess I'd Like To Have:

I I A new Hat I I Sport Shirts Ilong sleevesl I I Jeans I

I Scarves

DEAR FOLKS:

- If you are worried about fitting me iust right with some items, a gift certificate would be a big help.

I MOORE & McLEOD LTD

fumish some

"chec-ks” you

NOTE: I sure like the friendly attention I get when Mom takes me into Moore & McLeod's Store! With the list below.

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and at Moore 8: McLeod you can find exactly what . at exactly the price you want to pay.

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$3l5 MEN'S WARDROBE ABSOLUTELY FREE!

continuing until Christmas! Don't miss it!

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