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,.'The Family of the late Miss Catherine Collings wish to iihank the Doctors and Nurses of the Provincial Sanatorlum for their many services and also the man)’ friends for Mass Cards. synwatiw Cards and Flowers. and in r>Mll¢“' lar Mr. Ethan Stewart and ‘Mrs. Cecil Book for their generous ser- vices.

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Variety Concert At Montague

...' Yeo's Theatre, Montague, was filled to capacity W ’ day even- ing. March land. by an appreciat- ive audience who witnessed a var- iety concert of outstanding ability. sponsored by the Montague Odd- feilows and Rebekahs. After a few introductory remarks by the chair- man. Mr. Archie Llewellyn, a one- act play "After the church Sup- per" was presented by six ladies from Alpha Rebekah Lodge. Char- lottetown. There were many hum- orous occasio -- when the six members of the church Guild met at the home of the president to discuss the supper. and began to criticize each other’: cooking. The play ends with Mrs. Howard de- ciding to run future suppers her- self so that everything will be done perfectly. The second play of the evening, a one-act comedy entitled "School Days" was pruentod by the local oddteliows and Rebekahs under the direction of Mrs. D. M. McGowan. This proved to he a riot from beginning to end. each ‘actor playing his or her part with exceptional skill.

At the conclusion of the concert a delicious lunch was served in the Lodge Rooms and a. social hour featuring a hearty sing-song was enjoyed. Mrs. D. M. MacDonald was piano accompanist. Plano ac- compsnists during the concert were Mrs. A.F. Campbell, Mrs.. Archie Hume, Mrs. Jas. Iowry and Mrs. Howard Vickerson.

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Play “After the Church supper”:

Mrs. Howard -— Mrs. Margaret MacKinnon.

Elsie, her maid -— Mrs, Lois Crockett.

Mrs. Richards — Mrs. xv. M39. Millan.

Miss Gardiner Mrs. Garnhum.

Mrs. Tracy — Mrs. Edith Pryor.

Mrs. Ethel Clark —— Mrs. Sadie Snow. .

Violin selections —- "Boccherinis Minuet". "Londonderry Air" Mr. Archie Hume.

Highland _Dance -- Miss Jessie McGowan.

Vocal solo — “School Days" end “Bluebird on Your Windowsill" ._ Wayne Campbeii

step Dance — Messrs J. Warrgn Ladner and Rgggle new _ 3,,‘-com. Domed by Mrs. Jas. Lowry. piano, Mr. Lowry. violin, and Mr. Alfred Sorrey, guitar.

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Dailies’ Quartette — "Uncle Ned" and ‘Old Black Joe” Messrs Howard Vickerson, Malcolm Put-

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Intermission. P13)’ — "School Days" featuring

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er. Archie Hilchcy. as head of the school board. Mrs. Marian Mac. Donald, as his wife. and Miss Ruby Maclood. Mrs. Beth McGowan. Mrs._ Ruth Macbeod, Mrs. Helen Coffin. Mrs. Catherine Stewart, Mrs. Georgie Hume. Spencer Llew- ellyn. Harry rrlgginbotham. Sheldon Jay, Ethan Stewart, and Ann] Robertson. as pupils.

Reshtiep Dance —_Messrs Ladner and

Darkey Quartette _ “The nun. frog on the Bank"; "Goodnight

Miss Betty Shaw Queen of carnival

....‘The Montague Community Carnival was staged this year on Friday night at the local rink. Although the number of adults was somewhat less than last year. Ihe large number of young entries more than compensated. Many new costumes made their appear- ance for the first time. all reqwlr- ing a considerable amount of work to prepare. The originality od sov- cral was noteworthy. and the judges debated some time before the line! awardingofthe rupee- live prizes. Besides those who won prizes. many others also deserved honorable mention. all ad which made the Carnival a huge success.

List of PIIII

Queen ot the Cemivel.—Miu Betty Shaw.

Most original mele—Glen Wig- gin-ton (Result of a Diet).

Most original female — Mary Bears (Christopher Columbus). Youngest-—l..orry Lannigan. Cou.ple—l'ayo Stewart and nor- bars Mabon (noses in the Rain). Funnisst—shh-ley and Atwood Stewart (Mag¢io' and Jiﬂe). Best little Couple—Veronloa and Gillian Taylor (Jack and Jill). Best little Girl—.Dianne Shaw. Speclal—-Walter Mcnwen.

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Eldale Burdett, Swath- com, spent the last few days in Montague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wicginton.

....'Mrs. William Kearney. Mon- tague, is at present visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. William Mur- phy. Panmure Island. She also spet the week-end in Charlotte- town guest of Col. and Mrs. K. Rogers.

Georgetown Home And School Assoc.

. . ' The regular monthly meet- ing of the Georgetown Home and school Association was held in the Oouncil Chambers on Thursday. March 2, at 8.15 P. M. with about twenty-five members pre- sent. ‘The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Myr- tle Babineau and after the singing of "0 Canada". the minutes of the preceding meeting were read and adopted.

Following the reading of the minutes, some discussi -n took place on the progress being made to secure a. suitable supply of drinking water for the school.

The secretary reported that per- mission had been obtained from Canadian National Railways to tap a small line of! the Griffins Pump system,’ which they hold on lease from the Town. Mr. A. A. Gilmore, School Supervisor, suggested that the Association requisition the ser. vices of Mr. W. K. Sharp, Provin- cial sanltatton Engineer. for any technical advice required.

Mrs. l". J. DeLory suggested that a report be made on this pro- ject. The following committee was pointed to confer with the Mayor and Town council in order to se- cure permission to pipe off a sma‘l line from the Griffins Pump sys- tem. colnmmlttee — J. B.scully, E. Llcwllyn. J. A. B. Macoonnell. It was then moved by Rev. S. J. Boyce, seconded by Mr. J. A. B. Mac-Connell that discussi -n on this subject he adjourned until next me-eting—Motion carried.

Mrs. Myrtle Babineau reported for the Committee which had been appointed to investigate the possibilities of raising funds for the Association by a public entertain- ment. The report brought forth was that at the present. time such a program was not advisable,

The guest speaker for the e en- ing, Mr. A. A. Gilmore, was then introduced by the .presi:ient. Mr. cii1more's remarks dealt with school attendance and Family Allowance, He emphasized the im- portance and necessity of regular attendance in order for the teach- ers to carry out properly, the course of studies Mr. Gilmore out- lined the legal requirements and briefly stated the laws governing the payment of Family Allowances. He. also read an extract from a re- port tabled by the late H. H. Shaw. which indicated that in 1943. the percentage of school attendance in Prince Edward Island was 70.3 per cent. Since the advent of Fam- ily Allowances, however,. this has been increased to 82.5 per cent in I949.

In conclusion, Mr. Gilmore re- commend - to those present. a publication entitled. "Qou and your Family", issued by the Department of National Health and Welfare.

Following these remarks, the speaker answercu various ques- tions regarding school activities.

At this point, a brief irflermission was called, during which the ladies served sandwiches and tea. After

___________.___.___ the cold dampness seeping through his clothes as he lay prone in a nice wet spot. However. no one was really safe as swinging brooms carried a torrent of water to all races near and far. The goalie’: lot was perhaps the worst of all. as all the water ﬁnally made its way to their faces and clothes carried by all the brooms. both enemy and friends. The boys. how- ever. had a very great deal of fun as did the fans. and it is hoped that a few more games will be played before the end of the year. Lineups Married Men

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N tors have the right to refuse _ul- mission to children. Mr. Macconnell ncluded his remarks by moving a vote of thanks to Mr. A. A. Gil- more for his address. This was so- conded by Mrs. Florence Jenkins. Before adjournment,--Mra.~1l'.~ J.

refreshments were served, the meeting was again called to orier. Mr. J. A. B. Macconnell then read a letter received from Mr. W. E. Darby. Attorney-General. in which he was replying to_a, letter from Mr. Macconneli, requesting in-

Delory suggesiod that the Assoclau tion have as its next guest speaker Miss Lois Brady, Public Health nurse. on motion, for adjoumlnenl by Rev. B. J. Boyce, seconded by Mrs. H. Larsen. 'l1ha_meoting closed

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