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INTERESTING EVENT AT ORWELL COVE An ovont of exceptional interest took place on Friday evening. Nov. 10th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nicholson, when a number of relatives and friends gathered there to do honor to their younger daughter, Alberta Gertrude, revi- ous to her marriage. The iving- room was tastefully decorated with pink and white streamers. At 9.30 the bride-to-be was escorted to a decorated.‘ chair by Miss Mary Rooney and Miss Ann Jenkins .An address was read by Miss Zita Rooney, and immediately al little bride and groom in the er- sons of Myra Joan Wood and ohni Nicholson appeared bearing a doc- orated basket loaded down with s

Tire gifts were opened by Miss Kay Macleod and humorous and witty verses were read by Miss

. . After showing the ft: to tho brido-to-be, Miss Joan aclinod placed them on the table

The occasion also being her birthday a beautiful cake, ilghud with candies, was carried in Miss Eliza Morrison while all gloingd ln rinsing “Happy Birth- 8 -

v o brido-to-bo, in a few well- cbossn words thanked tho donors for their lovely gifts and invitod all to iior future homo. fer bouncing the liride-to-be all jo nod n singing “For She's A Jolly Good Fellow." . A sumptuous repeat‘

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JOHNSON l JOHNSON will b0 iIhS only Dnu Store opon this afternoon and evening. 1-30-1L

luau COAL. - w aisenug- strung “ cars of in?“ l-iard trust 511th“ s€ii'&'§“t°:i§i-'°§i¢‘ 0110?; HimooeCoaL W.D,Gillls&Co.pq|°d1m m,“ my“ “and P910710 176. l-N-li. gnwd 5 y"? m‘); shin“. o! u; crrr rouca covn _. “d "d" "is N“ City Police Court yesteglay 5m: m’ ggtgvfflgnc?“ rum‘

charged under the Nuisance by-law um AlTQfl-l INN-ll me Oily @1913. f

was fined $10 and costs or M days. A drunk and disorderly was fined ad to m I I m 1

$10 an costs or ao days. There w ro six cases of drunk and incnpab o. Two mon were oacli flood $10 an‘: costs . Ono was fin I and costs or i0 days. and an- other $l0 and costs or 10 days. A fifth drew a ten days suspended Tho accused the flnal caao was ordered sent home to tho country. An adjourned case of assault (wife-beating) was fur- titierzadiournod one week, bail stood 8 .

1N omnmd with ma.” “in. is an u. i“i.’.."......."'.

ill, vagrancy 82. u- oft l9. inaanit D. 'I‘.'a eaking an _ _ . Tbreo offenders were sentenced to terms *...“=.i==.*-=....:..s = .......*=- ea or ary on

of breaking and entering. assault

and uttering forged ch ues

o report continues with o. detailed ciaaaifcatioai 0f tho 1.092 oases entered 1nd of in bh Police Court during tho year under ro- viow, 1,1 convictions won ro- oordod, whilo ‘l1 oasos wero dio- n-iissod or withdrawn. We carried out 251 searcha of

Capt. C. F. Black. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Black, 54 Fitaroy Street. arrived home Sunday evening after spending over four and one-half years overseas. .

Victorian lioplorcs u Mountain llcnaniiig

VICTORIA. B. 0., Jan %—- (Clfi-Remmins of Castle Mount- ain as Mount Eiiileghowor in hon-

or e .. in the Second Great War, caused or Mrs. Emma Giiilngham, 73. of Vic- “; by the n, c _ 41 tor-la, to feel that the mountain had “m; we" enwfgd undel- ghe pm. hlbition Act. with 34 convictions m and 7 . .00 prosecutions won entered under the lihzcise Act. ed m m cggiitctfiman atllsftfelllge d‘: Mrs. Gliltngham said sh m ' l ‘we an? Ctamel f“, £0 58 prosecutions over the previous name wo r ro er w 9w‘ prospectejd near its foot iJGIOIg The “mun” “uecmd i“ fines

dcostsdurln th paatyearin gifiltCanadisn Pacific Railway was a‘; (my Pouoogoouft are, It l‘; CIOOO i0 L110 C.P H. Xifll-t- oitional an:

gghuititdon fines “way m Ban“ N P Miscellaneous fin

t l B" ‘eff Tessie: costs e . . acoompanige 13.. time? Bglheodor: Total amount $18,070.36 Behring. from Winaii lg oovor- Thia is an increase of $8396.35 ed wagon to tbo vomit Castle as compared with the year 1944. Mountain. m Scoring was doing The monthly coLiection of milk

subcontract work for construction

roam Lic secl V d- o’ the CPR and c from en en

ors, Storokeepers and stall-holders

"me" 511°. "lei e mo." "wed i the M kt b iiding amounted Richard Kenofick and his brother t; 333 saygpfis o‘; mm; and (my piospccti in a small crook o; Oran m; disclosed {our

Both had referred to the eminence as Castle Mountain-an obviously appropriate name because of its unusual buttrosaes sn resemblance to an ancient castle.

Mrs Gillingham recalled that she w

samples below oar: three contained sediment. and one low in butter fat. Tho offenders were Droaccut ed under the Milk BY-l-BM’. lines of $5 and costs being imrposed in all cases.

(The report continues with n detailed list of other Pol cs dutr ies).

During the hast yoar no nar- ticuiar changes were mode to our Traffic By-Laiws or Regulations. We had the usual crop of minor collisions between oars. chiefly 11W street intersections We had two fatal street accidents, and seven of a. minor nature. In ono instance a. outh was fatally injured by

truck durinza and in the other boy in attempting to cross the street near an intersection was struck and fatally injured by a motor vehicle, his vision b01118 obscured by s. parked vehicle. Both daivora woro exonerated by Cor- oner's Juries. ‘Iihere were 98 con- victions undor our Traffic BY- Law. Our esatriagiuficrossihss. ed title and t.o overlook uis rim- Perkins WW a" Y ‘Ills fly aim 0g m]; Wonk," the 3...... should all be repainted early ill!

m . Gr Co . Lo lm 511M58- Dgn m” m Police car with one-way

Oil! whiugi dbclosod tho radio continues to give excellent with an average of 16,000 oases a dey and n18!“ 69"!“- Thi! "T year in the liondon arcs.

has now been in use since Decom-

tihe orgonizatzon ber i.

citlaeno advco , steel cells, arms. d steel lockers

Bidet! acoou an with are all in good order, but there is room for improvomon‘ in our cell accommodatio . Uniforms supplied dining the year are satisfactory in fit. ap- pearance and qlllUi-Y- '

The BMW train stopped where the Bebrings were iviing ngar Bonff am Mrs Se-

. w o woo opera‘ board 1H8 house. cooked the cliiiner for the officials.

WELFARE SOCIETY AIDE!) 1,000,000

LONDON —(CP)—'!‘l1e Society. i

Charity ‘ed in

"The reasons for tho change are t people tend to misinterpret a rather old-fashion-

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wartime prob ems. SIMPATHY BXPIIISSGD

Mrs. Robert E. Bell arid Fam- ily Charlottetown, have received the following ex ressions of sym- path : We the embers of Gulf Gar on 1nd a No. 418, Charlotte- ch your late husband was a Member, wish to express to you and family our heartfelt sym- pathy in your recent sad bereave-

Gillie-Graham Wedding

H has been called from the tur- mgii of life to join those who have A W953“!!! ‘*1 Ami-Te" w ‘M!’ gono into. Eternity boforo him. Wo "l" mall W“ "illemmz": i"

the n Bradalbane, on Dc- cember 10m, when Miss Helen Christina Isabell Graham, daugh- tor of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Gra- ham of ‘Phistle and Shamrock. and Mr. Vernon D. Giiiis son of Mrs. 01m. ‘and tho late Malcolm emu, Glen alley, woro united in tho be"; holy bonds of matrimony by tho Rev. D. J. Morrison, tho double- rinfl ceremony boing used

too must sometimes pass over and 10in him. As a Mombor of our dge he had a sincere and dee

understanding for all on whom a - fiiction fell and endeavored in ovi-

ms young bride was biuo, to She

ning room and tabla ly decorated with pink amsrs and fl

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and the pro run was: fins"; Welcome, ub a b b by I

Chorus, Till‘! Glad Bella o! din-ist-

maa by pup s. Recitation, Guess Who by Blair Dialogue, Getting Reid? for e Visit by Slsup . Solo, so or’s Last Letter by Dorothy Buell. ation_ A Brave Child by

Maurice Duffy.

pugs.

' citation-A Ohriltmll Wish by Iiida Boswell.

Solo, At Mail Call Today by Anglo Anenauit. Recitation- Christmas is Com-

Drill, Canada Our Homeland b! i1 pupils. ' ' Recitation, A Bttc In ‘rims by Mar aret MacNeill.

Soo The Whlto Washed Door by Ruby Weather-bio.

Dialogue The Naughty Mouse by

d pils. Elicitation Somebody by Ernest Theresa Arsonauit

Duffy.

Tap Dancing, accompanied y Martin Jackman on violin.

Dialogue, Mskinl A Cake by 3

pupils. Solo, Tis’ tho Last Flu of Christ-

Blfll- Rccitation. A Llttlo Girl's 1A- ment by Dorothy Buoil. Monologue-A Rustic Courtship by Marie Duffy. A Christmas Carol -- Star of the East by 3 girls. Intermission, Solo of apples and

candy. Chorus, Christmas Bella by pup-

s. Recitation, How Santa Claus Looks by Big?’ Acorn.

Dialogue, othcr's Choice by I up s.

Monologue. Aunt Jerome's Court- Theresa Arsenault.

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&citatlon, Angie Arsenault.

Solo, Your Lltfla Band of Gold by Matthew Acorn.

ll])riii, Alice Blue Bown by ‘I g r s.

Recitation - What The Stock- ing Said by Kimball Acorn.

solo, Mother I Thank You For The Bible You Gavo by Theresa Arsenault. _

Christmas Exercise - Christmas Candles by 5 pupils.

Dialogue - Getting Even With Sister's Beau by 5 pupils.

Trio—-Bell Bottom ‘Trousers by Marie Duffy, Theresa and Anizie Arsenault. -

Chorus - Santa Claus by pugillls.

Closing Exercise -—- Rub A b Dub by 3 boys.

Santa Claus arrived shortly and distributed the many presents to the pupils and teacher, Mrs. De- lete Boswall.

A vote of thanks was extended to the teacher after which all join- ed in singing the National Anthem which brought a very enjoyable evening to a close.

NORBORO SCHOOL CONCERT

The schoolhouse at Norboro was filled to capacity on the occasion of its annual Christmas concert put on by the pupils, under the direction of their teacher. Mrs. Leona Cameron. The school was tastefully decorated with evcr- greens and a heavily-laden Christ- mas tree stood in the corner

Mr. James Lawless capably pre- sided and the following program was wall carried out.

Opening Chorus, "Sing of Christ- mas" by pupils. ‘

"A Greeting" by Billie Mallett.

Dialogue “Rest Room." y

Monologue "Sizin' up the crowd’ by Francis Lawless.

Recitations by aii Grade I pup- ils: Aliison i/mrphy. Roma Stewart, Ronnie Maiiett. Mary Florence

Hughes,‘ Mario Hughes. Earle Mur- hy, Francis Croken and Annie

urphy. Dialogue "A Mouse to the Res- p“

cu . - - Recitation "Sweepiw Out" by

Marton Murphy. -_ Exercise "Six Christmas Cooks."

Duet "There's a Proud Union Jack" by boweii Andrews and Al- bion Kiibride iencorod.) Recitation "Ma's Christmas Fev- er” by Allyn Harding. , Guitar Duet "Sad but true’ by Vivian Mallett and Florence Hughes (encored).

Recitation “Rustic Courtship" by Albion Kilbridc.

Dlllogpie "A Spoiling Lesson." Stop Dance by Joo Gallant. Recitation "A Lady Santa" b! John Gillis.

Guitar Solo “A Tragic Romance" by Billie Mallett (encored). ISDIaioizDiIe "BI;itlM0llfl'rl'i;l."

tep anco Y!‘ o erry.

Solo “That Little Kid Sister of Mine" by Ronnie Maliott (oncor

ed.) Closing Chorus "To Santa" by ll 8

pu . The musicians for the evening were violin, Wilbert Lawless: on

gan, Mrs. Chrk Harding, Mrs. Henry Mailott; Guitar, vlaa Mallett

During inborlnission tho ladies of the Norboro Women's Institute sold lunches and served tea. A!- ter tho program. Santa , just in time to help relieve the Christmas troo of ts groat load of gifts and candy boxes for both tho pupils-and teacher. The pup- ils were generously treated by the

Woman's Iristituto to candy. ap- ples, oranges, grapes, and rum and each pupil received a gft from tho toac er.

The evening's entertainment was broualit to a cioso by sing- ing the National Anthem.

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as obairarsp and sa organist. Tbs an was are ." Belis Ringing Rosita . “Oh ‘Boy. It's Groeti" by Ions r. Wolcomo Drill Song. At Mail

Stopsllaucme’ . Donald. (moored) .

tar. Ham If I Could Knit - 9d,) b,

Adah MacDonald.

and assisted g and othcm,_diatributod the etowri

The Bti atituto troa ed the candy and fruit The National Anthem brought the evening to

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Sleig ssion. A solo of a pies.

s chairmari than mad. remarks congratulating tho teach. 9i‘ "id Diilliis and their

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VILLAGE o " l I i‘ A ' c = cow-I'll”. ‘A y. - Th ils ‘a ’ , ---- r < i... tilt‘: suit‘... * .13 fin e "W" ‘we’ Christmas concert- e 7 m." "whm ‘in gum ggd 3:31-33.‘ lwgnwf“ “an”, lrlictlflnfilhll Mil Of rs a en . - - m" “"111 man presided at th".orm “K, albums comm in KNOW!!! Matthew Acorn wal ‘gut

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Mary Campbell. , to-l Mualo by Halal

Home: ‘nil-nor. (m- ' by Alli-stun Mao-

wMooxonaie and

Little Old Band of (‘iihicon

5°“. by Ralph Burdetto. ed. mo Cowboy's aaropisuo Closing Chorus Coodnigh

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the centre of much Bailem was accom- biy acted

panist for] e evening.

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as chairman and the fo owing pro- gram was presented. Welcome, Harold Gard Christmas

Beds by Comes, Eva Wood.

Dialogue A Minister's Mistake. Recitation, Daddy‘; Neckties, Au- stins Kennedy.

Christmas Drill by nine pupils. Solo Dear Little Stranger, Myra

Driil-7Points of A Christmas Star. Exercise. Writing To Santa b

Kenneth Gard and Shirley Stewart: lo by Raymond Stewart (en-

‘ails. by eght Star, A Song and a

by Margaret Jones. Shirley

a Joan Wood. Bells by school.

Junior Rod ross.

Darkie Song -Christmas Time. Rflfliflilim by Marie Stewart. gamlaldahlvmliiristnsas. mond Stzwart e 2d)“ R“- -— Fooling

Recitation by Kenneth Gard. Bills-loans, Heck Bays It

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by nine

Around tho Christmas c ool

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i ndid Mr. Jones rem ended thanking eac and

every one for their kind assistance N and cooperation, closing 1911111118 the‘ compliments

by ox- ‘of tho

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dlstribatod ti‘: maiily ‘i: ufifdlfii. a u. remembered byo a trQoat ‘of flora!" m Woman's Institute. illhtful entertainment was

d! d... ‘i5 “The King."

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taste- ful tree i stage.

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13118115. uet-"Boll Bottom ‘lkousol-s" - Elaino McQuaid and Thoroao Gor-

Have to Tell Mo". Dialogue—"The Btowawa ." Ste-p Dance - Sylvia oocl. Soio-"Youlflayed Love on the Strings of my Heartfl- Blanche

Motion Song -nlue girls.

Recitaticn-"A Horrid Dream”-

Basil German.

Song-"His Menage Homo"

five girls.

Diaiogue-"A Pain in tho Side.”

Solo-"Oid Mr. Brown" - Mr.

Dixon (encorod) “How to Kiss a

Girl." (encoredJ

Chorus-“Dear Old Santa Claus."

-School.

Recltation-"Ooodnight" -- Lili-

rana ‘rrainor.

Santa then arrived in bis usual

good humour and distributed proa-

enta from tho heavily laden tree

to the pupils and teacher. A treat

of fruit and cand was wvlded

for tho school cb dren the or

toa or.

Tho Chairman and 1k. Train

then tended tho teacher a vote of thanks on hor- work in trninlng the pupils. Tho teacher, Miss Erma W. Inga replied and thanked all those who hoped in making the concort a Everyone departed for homes after tho singing of National Anthem."

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Marching Drill - “Christmas ' Stars."

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CROSS ROADS SCHOOL ‘ ‘ man (encored) "Little fiend of ' 9:951“ 03mg i i .1 _ u a lniluctsil as lluiistor Th. pup"; g c Boga II fmllloll—fill Elli. ‘ ____ ’ Bvllnlwl brogshg thyrlChrlstma: Msnh8'“"j,'°s“"" i‘ ‘ m" O“ Jan. g - Rav a s rt to i t i '“3° Maggy _ ' neimber of ‘part-gt: :nd “c133: R°°"F“°""“n“ If” w" {iftilancouvor knclAiits “idmnWii when they presented a very en- $31213,‘ b’ Mum“ _ Gum‘! Prince Edward Isfantf was lllflyllCi- itlrtalif a . fl Chi i- - . i ' mas cfciriigcegtl uniificethg direcltign nyngfgggqefili’ whipplui Jdm‘ iieiiifieiiiifbiitutriiidifiiwviiyfeii ggnzneir teacher, Mr. Bryer R. Exe,_c“e__..",',. an"... ___ m,‘ :1 glmtlilo Icon ogation and 'rn' n1 us W“. A . 1° " “'3, . crate?! ‘$.13? §$’§r'§r§§i'.§- lilo’ .331 3°"- sh" "Y MP "s!" "i" $¢¥i..“ir§i§§.“ 'Wesltughitrchmm hiems of m. Christmastidc. A gfidi“ (°' P‘; "IIY- "gffi; conducted the induction in tho us‘ large beautifully decorated Christ- “ “or “m” w ‘ r‘ lence of Rev. C. Ritchie Bell, mod-