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AIGYLI SCHOOL OONCIIT

The annual Christmas concert was held in New Argyle School. which was tastefully decorated

the occasion by the teacher no mloﬂe

MaoNevirl as chairman and program was carried

$011185 chorus. eleome —l"lorenoe Daneob. Recitation -Char1ie Msoilacb- ern. mercies —’I‘hne Little Malt b!

three ﬁr” .

Root on —Dousla.s Maoliin- non.

Drill —-Chrbtnlas. By Junior wgslglologue -~Peter Pauly by Oeci Do '

in a enneth Recitation —John MaoLean.

Dialogue —Pein in the Side. Recitation -—Kenneth MacLean

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BC . Flag Exercise -B_v three girls. Recitation —Arnold Mlaclhch-

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Dforciae, Difference Between Two by Meredith MacLean and Cecil MacDougall.

uRecitation, Margaret M8"DOll§- a .

Recitation, Elmer MacQuarlio.

Dialogue, School Days.

Solo, Arnold MacEacl-lern (en- cored)

Recitation, Florence Darrach.

Drill, Britannia by eleven pupils

Closing Chorus.

At the close of the Santa arrived in his jovial manner and distributed gifts to pupils and teacher from s well laden trec. after which refreshments were served. The singing of the Nation- al Anthem brought a pleasant afternoon to a close.

BROOKFIELD SCHOOL CONCERT

The pupils of Brookfleld school presented their annual Christmas concert in the hall to a large ali- dience of interested parents and visitors. Music was furnished by Mr. Frank Gallant with the mduth organ and Miss Joyce Nicholson was the organist for the evening.

Mr. Chas. MacDuff very capnbly acted as chairman and after a few brief rcmarkl the following pro- gram was carried out:

Opening Chorns— pupils.

Welcome Recitation- Joyce Stet-

son.

Drill-Beverley MacLean, Sandra Macllesn, Boyce Stetson, Joyce Stotsion, Wendell Wood, Willard

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Dlalogue-Zacharyk Hired Man by lncoln MacLeod Leith Stet- son, hirley Wood, Leah Moore. Lorne Wood, Gerald Cruwys.

Recitation_ Sandra MacLesn.

Dialogue - Playing School by Ferric Stetson, Shirley Andrews, Wendell Wood.

Recitation -Boyce and Joyce Stetson.

Dialogue - A Cure For The Rheumatiz by David Andrews and Lorne Wood.

Solo -- Katherine MacLeod (en- cored.)

Dialogue - Rastus Rambles On by Lelth Stetson and Ruth Rob- ertson.

Chorus. Shirley Andrews, Verna Wood, Shirley Wood. Joan Mac- Lean, Beverley Macbean, Vera Cruwys and Ferne Stetson (en- cored.) -

Recitation - Willard Wood.

‘Dialogue - The Minister's Mis- take. by Lincoln and Katherine MacLeod and Shirley Andrews.

Monologue —- Vera Cruwys.

Dialogue - Dot Entertains - Joan MacLesn and Lorne Wood I Recitation - Margaret Wood.

Duet -- Lincoln and Katherine

MacLeod (twice encored.)

, Dialogue - Advertising For A

Companion by Joyce Nicholson, l wean Moore, Jean Anderson, Verna

0o Monologue -— Wendell Wood Dialogue -- The Irish Philoso by Gerald Cruwys and Leith

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Recitation -8hirley Wood.

Dialogue _ A Slight Misunder- standlng "by Lincoln and Katherine

acLeod.

Solo - Vera Cruwys (sneer-ed)

Closing Chorus -pupils.

Immediately following this ro- gram, Santa scurried into the all in his customary gay manner and handed out the gifts from the heavily laden tree. The teacher then treated the pupils to oranges and the singing of the National Anthem brought the evening to a close-B.

NOW"! TRYON SCHOOL CONCERT

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The pupils of North 1W4!!! School presented their annual Christmas concert

to.a very large and appreciative audience of par- ents. rs. era and friends‘ The schoo room was attractively decorated ‘:- ooeasiorl by tho teacher. M - l8- elsted by the ils ~and Mrs. Wendell Lee. whle a is!“ Ind heav-ly laden Christmas tree was mIIndei- theotcgtaxblftiollar lrnlanohi e c a p d Mr. Mail Lefursey the follow-

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RwItatlon —Wiriting to Slllil.

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ent, Beverley Delaney.

At the conclusion of the pro- granlmc. the chairman in a few well choeemwoms. oongret d teacher and pqlils on their splen- did tn as-

rlv and optimizes gilt} m

young and old. The chll-lian

present lvxleﬁytllgatneg to candy

an app o‘ ‘fa-gun om sitter whic

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Merry Chr '

The National ‘Anthem brought a very pleasant evening to an end,

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A very enjoyable and interest- ing Cﬁllﬁert was held in Ninc Mile Creek school.

Tile schoolrooni was artistically decorated for the occasion with evergreen, intermingled witn tin- sel and bows, by the teacher Mary MacLeod Buchanan and the pup- lls. The Christmas tree looked beautiful in its Christmas attire.

Mr. Norman MacDonald capablv acted as chairman, and the i lowing well performed program was carried out:

Opening Chorus-JVelcome One angg llithe alyiplls. n

c a on—- ecomc, ver bo Watson MacDonald. y ﬂy

Rol-ltatiom- No Time Wasted - Thelma MeoQusrrlc.

Mvhvlosue _ Reason for Com- plaint — Seymour Currie.

Recitation -A.melia MacDonald.

8 . . Penni ’ Call-Letitia MacDonald anggficog: Taylor.

Trio-The Soldier's Last L.etter- Seymour Currie, Angus and Watson MacDonald (encore). ‘

Recltatiorp- Girls and Dolls — "ﬁt. ii“°°"6'i‘i" o

c. a on— a ‘s ir »-J MacDonald. y 1 an“

Recitatlon- Telling Old Santa‘ Plil-ker MacDonald.

Exercise-Susy Little Maids ~- Theima Mat-Qusrrie, Norma, Janet and Roma MacDonald.

I Recitation—Why Not-Ivan Tay-

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r. Monologue-A Christmas Habit— Wgztsoll; giaclllwtald. _ ec a on- y Santa Claus Laughed — Neil MacQuarric. Dialogue - Uncle Sam's Mistake —Angus MacDonald, Forbes and Joan Taylor. Recitation- I Wonder -- Billy Gormley. Duet - Letitia and Roberta Mac- Donald tencore.) Recitation - Not Too Small _ Roma MacDonald. Pantomime-Tell Me She herds; Joan Taylor, Forbes Toy or Joy. mour Currie. Angus sl-la Watson MacDonald. Rie:r"ltstion—- Equipment ~Ju|gph a s .

l-‘tecitatlon- ‘The Loving Little Girl - Thelma MacQuarrle. Exercise! - SM My Flag -GradaI

IV V Like Pa - Lorne Taylor.

Monologue — a Fat Girl's Trials --Joan Taylor.

Dlﬂioglle - Harry's Pockets ~- Letitia MacDonald, and Forbes Taylor.

Step Dance -- Angus MacDon. aid (accompanied by Mr. George MacDonald with the harmonica.)

tation -~Tomboy ~Norrna

Re MacDonald.

Exercise _ Mustrrt Tough ... Parker MacDonald. Neil Maequar- rio and Ivan Taylor.

Rlecitatiolh- The Little Ono's 5Deech -. Joseph Walsh.

Dialogue - Trying The New Teacher-Letitia MacDonald, Joan Taylor Forbes Taylor. Angus Mao- Donal, Watson MacDonald and teacgher.

c tatlon- A Christmas speech —I.ouise MacQuarrie

Recitation -- A Christmas Joke —Parker MacDonald.

Motion Song -- Christmas Time is Near -Grades III, IV and V.

Exercise -.Roina MacDonald and Joseph Walsh.

gcllttstlon Jkiilly Gornlley

C l 0n- A e -R.oberta MacDonald. "t W

1318108119 -~ A Mock Wedding- sermon Currie, Joan and Forbes Taylor, etitia, Angus, and Watson “SW65”

c on - e Qclt Doll -- sa- bel Taylor. T“ I

Recitation - A Sensible Gift — Ivan Taylor.

Monologue —A Present for Aunt Jﬂhc — Anmls-MacDonuid.

Step Dance - Joan Taylonand Letitia MacDonald (accom nled by Mr. George MacDonald w th the harmonica.)

Dialogue - The Usual Way -- Isabel Ta lor, Watson MacDonald.

Recital on - Scared - Janet MacDonald.

Dialogue - At Our Hous -I.o- berta and Parker MacDonald.

Closlnl Chorus — Now OurHConcert Here Tonight - The PUD S.

Recltatlon-- Goodni t -Wat'lon MacDonald. 7h

Complimentary remarks were made y the chairman and orhors In the way the pupils were trained.

Santa Claus hen arrived la his

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n a o fgﬁf’ largest concerns-Swift. M“ mour, Cudahy and Wilson, ‘

usual jovial manner and distributed

resents from the heavily i"!!! Iree to both teacher and pupils.

A treat. of orangPS “d "l"!!! was provided for all the children bv the Women's Institute.

“The National Anthem brought the program to a close.

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EBIN EZIR. SCHOOL CONCERT

evening Dec 20 a large crowd parents and friends gathered at Ebenezer School for the annual Christmas concert. and tree The School was prettliy decorated and each 11111111161‘ Oil-ha following programme was heartily applauded

Chorus -A Clulstiilas tllelcoune. by the plmiis _

Billie-Welcome. by ‘I pupils»

Recitation ~~Bv Barbara Ford.

Quarette -Chri.stnla.s Stars Helen MacRae. Lleltha Houston, Betty Ford and Luella. Mnlcbeod.

Dialogue -Buyiig Eggs.

Recitatloii~B la .

Dllet- The nding Party-Bil’ Morll p-rld Betty Ilhrd.

taton HA Trick on Santa.

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Intermission —Sale of oranges and instrumental music by Posh and Gregory Dolron.

Pantomime -—ChI‘l§i-HIB5 _on the Sunset Slope ~_Sololst.s Miss Ruth Roberts and Mrs. Ken. MacRae.

Recitation —N0t So Easy-Any Betty Ford ,

Dialogue -Uncle Bil-ems Cold.

Solo Jﬂee Worried Swain -by Wally Shearer.

Dialogue -Spe.rkin’ Mary Jane. Drill —-Ulp&ide Down -by five five bot/B

pugls.

.41., . Rlegiztatlon -Ca.n You Blame Carl -by Carl MacLeod

Dialogue -'l\ailllle and Tillie in New York

Duet —Hrrw To Make lsovtgby Ilglein MacRae, Lelthu Houston,

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Chorus —Dear Old Santa Claus -B,v the pupils. After the pro his‘ ual jovial ‘manner and distributed gifts to and teacher. Erna C. . organist was Miss Helen Fbrd and . Norman Rae calpably acted as cha . A pleasant evening was t to a close by singing the National Antlhezn.

ANCIENT RECIPE FOR LOAF , CAKE

Independence. Mo, Jo

n. 22 - (AP)-- When President Truman visted his 96- ear-old aunt, Mrs. Joseph T. No and, recently, the first thing offered him was a piece of his favourite pound cake, model from a recipe that’: been ill the family more than N0 years. l

His aunt says the recipe was given her by her mother and that she can Well remember both her grandmothers baking the same Pound cake. The Trumanll moved to Missouri from Kentucky and Virginia. Miss Nellie Noland, cous- in of the President, and the one who baked the ound cake, m- cited the recipe rom memory. It requires one pound white su ar. one pound flour, nine good szed eggs, one teaspoon lemon extract. l

Beat. the egg yolks and blcnll in all other ingredients except egg whites which are beaten until stiff and folded in last. Bake In a very sldw oven about two hours. Should be bakan in a pan with a flue In the centre.

Ice with white icing and decor- ate with walnut meat halves.

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6"‘ Annual Statement

Combined Proﬁt and Loss,

and Surplus Account

(Including Group Accident and Sickness Iraloll) Revenue Basis

Your ended December I]. III‘ . . . 510.296.368.01

Unassigned Contingency Fund at December 31, 1944. .. . .

INCOME

Premiums for Assurances and Con- sideration for Annuities. . . . . . . . . . .$22,577,957.24 Interests, Dividends and Rents (after provision for possible future losses)" Consideration for Settlement Annuities arising out of assurance policies’. . . . . Policy Proceeds, Dividends and Other Amounts loft with the Company. . . . Not groﬁt on gulch of Leg er Asselts, an Forei lxc an o a ter a p y- in $3.54gi?977.45 t?) reduce book vaIue of securities to stabilize future interest yields)...

l0,6l6,Ii37.48 844,402.77 5322.931.“

. . . . . . 581,955.15

39.943.584.30 EXPENDITURES ' . Death and Disability Claims. . . . . . . ..$ 6,090,078.21

Matured Endowments and Surrender Values. AnnuityPaymente.................. Polic Proccei; Dividends on Deposit an Other ounts Withdrawn. . . . General Expenses and Taxes . . . . . . . Net Amount by which Iledger Assets were written down. .. .

4,073,898.80 318,017.40

scoreless 4,see,9s9.11

159655.29

- $I8,713.3B3.04 Increase in Actuarial and Staﬁ Pension Reserves and Amounts on Deposit

with tbe Company................ 15.769.651.88 3448853487 "—'*"'“_'__‘ o o -

SURPLUS EARNINGS FOR YEAR u.‘ 5,460,049.4§ Release of Special Provision for War Mortality. . . . . . . . . . . .-. . . . . . . 1,500,000.00

311.256.411.44 .s ' 22119931

Increase in Speciﬁc Reserve for Fluctuation in ' Vaiucof Investments. . . . . . . . . . . . Increase in Provision for Dividend gs

(including Special Dividend of $1,

able in 1946

,000). . . . . . . . 1,700,000.00

1,929,799.81 815332651163 DIVIDENDS PAIDOR ALLOTPED 'l'0 POLICYHOLDERS. 3.7545881

Unassigned Contingency Fund at December 31, I945 . . . . . . . . . . . . .$Il,583,I58.72

Surplus Earned in 194-5. . .. ...........$ 5,460,049

Total Payments in 194-5 to Polloyholders and H Beneﬁciaries...........................S 141,225,453

New Assurances Paid For in 1945. . . . . . . . .3 70,008,890 Total Assurances in Force at End of Year. $773,548,368 Total Assets at End of Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $269,560,078 \

LOUIS L. LANG President!

w. u. SOMERVILLE, can. , Vice-President and Genera! Manager

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UIITS A RED IN’ m“ DIP TIIEBIA DEATHS

n t Minister Natimal Hgaputli’, that any from diph- is "fr and

1-0 mo _ mom ent i of ha? Gen. Brock $1 olm.

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awa en he pub con- hmoyatu remarked I Minister wwof‘

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