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-Although a" number of new classes have been included in the 1951 south shore Musical Festiv- al competition, yet it will still be possible to present trophies to the contestants winning first. second and third place in each class. Mrs. John Simmons, con- vener of the Prizes and Awards committee. reported to the Fes- tival executive that, through the generosity and co-operation of the bu' and professional men of Suaunel-side and South Shore centers, aided by the Women's institutes. trophies had been se- cured for all thirty-four classes. as well as some special trophies for outstanding merit.
There are five . trophies to be awarded for outstanding merit, that is obtaining the highest num- ber of marks of any competitor in
a group of classes in the same category. The Chief Justice Thane A.
Campbell Trophy -- Adult Vocal Classes.
The P. E. I. Bag Co. annual Trophy - .Boys' and Girls' Vocal Classes -- ll-18 years of age, in- cluslve.
The sheen and MacInnis-Bar- bara Ann shoppe Award - Boyle
and Girl's Vocal Classes - 10 years and under.
The Pleasant Circle womenls institute, and the Tryon Women'sl Institute Award -- chlldrenis Pianoforte Classes - 16 years and under.
The new class in Polk Dancing -The Highland Fling, is being presented with an annual trophy by Mr. Keith Boswell, Victoria.
Other prizes which are held by the winner for one year only, un- less won three times, are: 5
The Simmons and Macrarlane Shield - Adult Rural Chorus
The Hope Jones Trophy -Rural Women's Chorus.
Th . F. Arnett Plaque -Rural Schoo Senior Chorus.
The H. R. Crockett Ltd. Tro- phy - Rural School Primary Chorus.
The Godkin . Bros. shield - Rural school Primary Choral Speaking.
The Brace McKay and Co. Rural school Primary Choral Speakiml. l
The Geo. '1'. Clarke Silver Tray -Piano solo - 20 years and un- dcr.
Awards for first place. their donors. and the classes for which they are prizes. are as follows:
Engraved ' Silver Teaspoons:
Delaney and Macxay, Albany. -Soprano solo.
R, T. Holman Co., Ltd. Summer- side - Alto solo.
Toombs Music Store. Charlotte- town. and Macquarrle Ltd., Sum- merslde -- Duet.
Vaughn Groom Garden of the Gulf Cabins - Adult Elocution. Cups: -- Guardian Publishing Co. -- Tenor Solo.
Morley M. Bell K. 0., summer- side. -- Baritone Solo.
Ralph callbeck, Central Be- deque -- Bass Solo.
Crapaud Creamery. Thomas H. Bishop and Son. Summersicle. Dunk River Dairying Co., Central Bedeque, Island Equipment Co., Summerside - Boy's Vocal Solos Clause 12. 13A. is and 15. Willard MacDonald, Reliable Motors and Carney Bros. all of Summer-side m Girl's Vocal Solos --Classes 13. 14A. and 18.
Dr. Henry Moyse, Bummerslde --Girl's and Boy's Vocal solo - -Class I7.
Tryon Dairying Co. North Try- on -- Adult Piano Solo.
Bedequp Rink: wright and Bell Ltd: Henry ceretti. Borden; and George Macicay. M. L. A.. Albany --Piano solos - Classes 2o-as.
Crapaud. South Bedeque, Cen- tral Bedeque, and Searletown Women's Institutes: and Enman Drug Co. l..td.. Summerside Elocution classes 24-28.
silver Identification bracelets. presented by H. R. Crockett, Ltd. will be the first and second prize: for the Girl's vocal Solo -18 years and under.
The winner of the Folk Danc- ing Class will be awarded a medal presented by the Victoria Wom- en's Institute.
Medals:- Awards place in the foregoing classes are presented by: Dr. E. E. Parkman. Dr. L. Ill. Callheck, Boates Phar- macy. Maurlce L. Mill. Kelly's News. Jimmie's -Meat Market. Robinson's Restaurant. Mac- Leanls Motors. ;.td.. Hubert As- new. F. Earl MacDonald. R. E. El- lis. Family Bakery, Bell Book
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Millman-l.atlner Wedding
-The marriage took place in Wellington on Wednesd y after- noon, October 1'1, of Miss Muriel Ladner, daughter of Mr. Joseph Ladner, Mt. Pleasant. and M.l'.' Or- rin Blman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Enman. Victoria West.
Reverend Mr. K. Sullivan, Sum- merslde, officiated.
The attendants were Miss Ver-. na Ellands. and Mr. Ramsay Macbeod.
A shower was held in the hall at Victoria west on the some
evening in honor of Mr. and Mira. Enman. A large crowd was pre- Bent. The bride and groom were, es- corted to two decorated chairs where they received many lovely 1'-Iresents and a large sum of mon- ey. The presents were opened by Mrs. Lloyd Dyment. Mrs. Ancel Ladner read the verses land names and Mrs. Murdock Enman placed them on the table. Mr. Enman. on behalf of his bride and himself thanked everyone for their gifts, then all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." The groom was bounced.
Lunch was served and dancing was enjoyed for a few hours Music supplied by Messrs. Delg- hen and Maclieii.
TIGNISH an. SODALITY
-The Tignlsh Junior Sodality of Our Lady had their annual autumn party on Thursday eve- ning, October 4th, beginning with a motor ride through the coun- try-side with a stop at the North Cape where the thirty-four girls were cordially welcomed by the genial lighthouse keeper. Mr, Percy Morrissey. who took them on a tour of inspection and ex- plained the workings of the fight which warns the mariner of the dangerous ror-ks that jut out of the waters for quite a distance around the North Cape area, and he also told them about the du- ties and responsibilities of a keep- er of a light.
Mr. Morrlssey and his daughter. Mrs. Alonzo Hogan, also took the girls through the keeper's cottage. This cottage. built about one year
though it is built on the northern tip of the Island, has all the con- veniences ot a city home. The girl! were greatly Pleased with this visit and were grateful to
Mr. Morrissey for his kind hos- pltality. They then returned to the Tig-
nlsh Convent where they were SUPP” xuesta and enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
.Motor transport was gratuitously furnished the young ladies by Mr. Sidney Shea. Tlgnlsh.
Chick Hatchery. Bowness Tourist Home. J. H. Bowness, all or Bedeque; Jubilee women's lngu. tute, Albany; North Tryon wom. ens Institute. .KP0oley's service Station. S. D. Dixon. E. D. Ives and Co., all of North Truth; 13. c, Wood. and Parker Cantfeld, cm. paud; Ne Glasgow and Borden womenls Institutes: William 3, Own. Borden: L. D. MacLcod and Sons. Victoria.
Pins:- for third prizes have been donated by Jenkins Bros. Kenneth D. Home, L. J. Peters. Perfection Dairy, Foieyls Drug. store, Hansen's Meat Market, Central Clroceterla, Mary Ann, Rogerson's Dry Cleaning, Victory Dry Cleaners. MacCausland's Furniture store. stedman Bros. Road's Studio. R. T. Dodds. B. F. Hunter. R0. '1'. Earle Hickey. Mrs. Gladys MacQuarrie, Dr. H. E. Clark. G. R. MacQuarrie, all of Summerside: Crossman and Brad. shew, W. F. Muocormac. Greenis Garage -and Filling Station. L. F. Mad!-Kenna, all of Albany; Keith
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ford, l-lnmpton; Fred Arsenaulife Meat lfarloct, Central Eedeque: and Mldd"Mn women's Institute.
The awards for choral groups winning second and third place will take the form of certificates.
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TRINITY AFTERNOON AUXILIARY
-The Thanksgiving meeting of the Afternoon Auxiliary of the Summerside Trinity United Church was held on Tuesday afternoon in Epworth Hall. with the president, Mrs. W. A. Allen in the chair.
Mrs. B. W. Sharpe presided at the piano. Quiet music which op- ened the meeting was followed with prayer, after which ihe llymn "O Lord of Heaven and Earth and Sea" was followed. Roll call was responded to by thirty-six mem- bers. '
A letter, regarding temperance lessons, from Miss Louise Cailbeck. was read by the secretary. Reports of the different committees were given. also an appreciative letter from Mrs. H. Smith for rememb- rance by the mcmbefs during her illness.
Mrs. Hammond Johnson con- ducted the Thanksgiving program, opening with a. Prayer of Thanks- giving, foliowed by the singing of
hymn "0 For A Thousand Tongues To Sing" and the reading of Psalm 23 in unison. Mrs. Everett Clark offered prayer, after which Mrs. S. M. MacFarlane read the poem, "Things To Be Thankful For", and a quartette was render- ed by Mrs. L, M. Cailbcck, Mrs. T. H. E, Iuman, Mrs. Victor Travers and Miss Balmess.
An appropriate poem was read by Mrs. Roland Phllipson, after which Mrs. J. Boates and Mrs. Adams received the offering and "Now Thank We All Our God" was sung. The Study Book "From Lakes to Nortllcrn Lights" was presented by Miss Strong. assisted by several of the members.
The president, on behalf of the Society, expressed regret that this would be the last meeting when Mrs. K. G. Sullivan would be pre- scnt before leaving to reside in Kcntville. NS.
The closing hymn ”LOl'd of the Lands" was followed by the Mix- pall Benediction. A social hour followed, during which tea was
Enmore and I O O Vicuufy. Mrs. Alex Reeves. Freetown. was a recent visitor at the home
of her cousin. Mrs. Charles Mac- Lennan. Victoria West
- L.A.C Wendell and Mrs. Ellis and family. Sle-mon park. were visiting relatives in this vicinity on Saturday. October Nth.
Mrs. Wlltred Ballem, who was a recent guest of her mother Mrs. Lottie Bridges and other relatives. has left for her home in Boston, Mass.
The many friends of Mrs. Roth- ert Enman, Victoria West. are pleased to hear she has been able to return to her home, much im- proved in health.
Sympat-h is being extended to the family of the late Mrs. Albert Gorrill. Northam. whose death took place in the Tyne Valley Nursing Home on Thursday Oct- ober 18th.
The United Ladies Aid Society Victoria West. met at the home of Mrs. William Baglole for their October meeting. A large num- bcr of member: and visitors were in attendance.
Mrs. Thomas Ford has return- ed to her home in Mt. Pleasant, after an extended visit to Ontario, Boston. and. Maine. Her daughter, Mrs. Jomn Madore who brought her mother home by car, has since left for her home.
Mrs. George Steeves, (nee Nellie Ford, formerly ofMg. Pleasant) has been visiting relatives and friends in thlssection. Whilehere she was the house guest of Mrs. and Mrs. John E. Campbell.
Mr. and Mia. Sidney Enman were visitors to Charlottetown on Thursday. October 18th. Thcy visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bryant. Grafton St. and attended the funeral of the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Raynor. Mt .1-lenbert.
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Mr. Goulding Reeves of Freetown spent a few days recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ecr- nard. Borden.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKenna of Borden left on Thursday. Oct. lath to spend two weeks holidays with relatives at Boston and New York.
Miss Amy MacLean, who has been spending two weeks holidays with her brother, Capt. Douglas MacLean and Mrs. MacLcan at Bgrdenrhas returned to -Saint John, N. B.
Mrs. Guy Fancy of Truro, and Mrs. Lloyd Cooke of West Cape. were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pickering, Borden.
Capt. and Mrs. Lorne Cousins of Borden left on October iilth to spend their annual holidays mot- oring in the Marltimes.
Mr. and Mrs, William C. Don- ald were dinner guests of Mrs. H W. Bernard, Burden. ,on October 16th when en route to their home after spending their honeymoon in U. S. A. V
Miss Mary Locke and Mr. Cyril Cooke were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pickering, Borden, recent- ly when returning to Toronto af- ter vlsiting relatives in West Cape.
The Ladies Social Club met at the home of Mrs. W. S. Jar-dine. Borden. on Wednesday evening. Oct. 17th.
A few weeks ago a new club was started in Borden under the name of Sacred Heart Club. with the purpose of getting the young ladies
Mrs. Sidney Enman. attended the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Stewart Mcm-orlal Home
on Monday evening October 15th. W
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-Mr. and Mrs. Allis Gallant left recently for Toronto.
Mr. Marcel Gallant left Pius- vtlle recently for Toronto.
Mr. Herby Gallant, Caacumpeo, was in Plusville recwntly.
Min. Nelson Gallant recently, spent a few days in Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corcoran were visiting in Waterford on Sunday. October 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran were visiting in Lot '1 on Sunday, October 14th.
Milsses Clarissa and Marion Gallant left for Toronto recently where they will seek employment.
Mrs. Herby Gallant and son David are spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant, Piusville.
Mr. and Mrl. fleet and family. Elmadale, were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tho! Gal- lant on Sunday, October 14th.
Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran is spending a week with her daugh- ters, Mrs. Lance Dalton and Mrs. Melvyn Mccregor, Burton, Lot 7.
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