TO SPEARHEAD “Y” APPEAL =

Kenneth. R. Macdonald and| veteran campaigner of note and;~ vane

‘arthur G. Hogan, prominent Charlottetown business men, have ‘been selected as co-chairmen of the annual appeal for funds of the Charlottetown Y.M.C.A. which opens February 9h. Mr. Hogan is

Mr. Macdonald ‘although’ résiding in Charlottetown for a compar- atively short time, has proven himself to be a campaign worker of energy and ability. The objec- tive is $15.000.

“Night Of The

Star”

Presented At Christmas.

*The combined choirs of @fampton, De Sable and Victoria United Churches presented the cantata “Night of the Star’ in Hampton’ and Victoria on Dec. 2ist. and in De Sable and Bon- Shaw on Dec. 28th.

The minister, Rev. Mr. Char- Man presided at these services and assisted with the cantata.

Mrs. Allison Lea was the cap- ble organist and Mrs. Keith Boswell directed the choir im the Special music.

In the spirit of Christmas each

church was attractively decorat- |‘

ed with traditional evergreens and colored lights. Among the de- ‘vorations at Victoria was a beau- tiful potted poinsetta. In loving memory of Mrs. Donald Murchi- son”: presented by her son, Mr. "George Milford of Liverpool, N.S. © The cantata ‘‘Night of the Star” consisted of fen musical selec- tions centred around the old lov- ed carols. The solo parts were effectively rendered by Mrs. Ri- chard MacQuarrie, Mrs. Lorne Ferguson, Messrs. Edward Bos- well and Clayton Morrison, and Rev. Mr. Charman. During this; service of song, the: congrega- tions joined in singing the fami- liar hymns “Adeste Fidelis,” “Away in a Manger” and ‘‘Noel.

Before pronouncing the benedic- tion at each service Rev. Mr. Charman remarked that not only. is Christmas a time for Singing, but-it is also a time for giving” so on behalf of the dif- ferent organizations gifts were presented to Mrs. Lorne Fergu- son, Mrs. Jack Dixon, Mrs. Alli- Son Lea and Mrs. Keith Boswell.

Altho’ there may have been considerable sacrifice in regular

COMING EVENTS

Organizations. using this columa to promote their meetings and entertainments are requested te place their announcements im the name of the Organization or

Group who are sponsoring ‘the event.

Our Chick Hatchery is now operating, and as we are, only setting by order, we would ask you to book at least one month 4n advance of delivery date. We will have Cockerel chicks avail- able on January 12 and 15, also at later dates. So if interested we would ask you to book at once. Dillon and Spillett, Ltd.

— Card Party York Pdint School. Wednesday, January 7.

Regular Meeting of the New Glasgow“and districts Junior Far- | mers will be held Wednesday at

y 8:30 p.m. at the home of, Robert | Rackham. Subject for discussion Farm Management. Dept. ‘of Agriculture representatives in at- tendance. - ees

~Hockey North* River’ Rink - to- | night Hampshire Bulldogs vs: Winsloe Tigers. Game time 8.30. Skate after. Team holding up | game will be penalized.

Pantry Sale at R.T. Holman’s | January 16, Sponsored by North | River Women’s Institute. |

. } New Wiltshire District L.O.L. |

will meet in Tanton Lodge Room, |

January 14th., 2.30 p.m.

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deeper appreciation of musie made the members feel -‘‘that it was indeed good to have been there.”

Ch’town Man Gets 3 Months Jail Sentence

A Spring Park Road man was sentenced to a term of 3 months in the Queen County Jail when he appeared for sentencing in Char- lottetown police court Tuesday morning on a charge of iiltering a forged document.

Evidence was completed in the case against the man Dec. 30th and the case had been adjourned by Magistrate K. M. Martin until Tuesday.

A Parkdale man pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy and was sentenced to 40 days in jail.

Fines of $10 and costs or five days were handed out to an Edward Street man charged with being drunk and incapable and a Brackley Point Road _ resident charged with operating a taxi without a proper licence.

A 20-day suspended sentence was given a Great George Street man when ne appeared on a charge of being drunk arid incap- able.

Brackley Concert "ele

The pupils of Brackley Point school presented their program in Howe’s Hall recently, under the direction of the teacher, Mrs. Marion Roberts, and their singing teacher, Mrs. .R. Gay.

Mr.. Edward MacCallum cap- ably performed the duties of chairman, and a program of Christmas music and variety presentations was given.

At the close of the program Santa “Claus arrived and the children received their gifts and a generous tréat ffom the district.

Mrs. Gay .was remembered dy the pupils and Mrs. Roberts by pupils and rate payers of the district.

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Parish Council Hold Meeting

The St. Pius X Council of the Catholic Women's League was Sunday

‘|held in the parish hall

evening. The president Mrs. Percy Mac-

4|Donald was fh the chair and the i{spiritual director, Rt. 1|V. MacKenzie was present and

Rev. R.

opened the meeting with , the’ league prayer. :

Mrs. George Cheverie read the treasurer’s report and it was adopted.

The corresponding secretary Mrs. ene. Gorman read the following. letters: from — Mrs. James MacDonald; Mrs. .J. E.

4} Fleming,.provincial . social act-

'iqn and child welfare convener; | Leo MacDonald, provincial

spiritual convener; also a

you note from the Holy Redeem-

er council.

The following conveners gave their reports: Mrs. John Beaton, spiritual; Mrs. M. J. Lee, ways and means; Mrs. Fred Driscoll, social action; Mrs. Parker Whit- Llock, members hip.

The meeting voted $10.00 for “Our Lady’s Missionaries”. A sum of money was also voted. to Father MacKenzie for the build- ing fund.

It was also decided to give -

Permission For

Formal application for autheri- ty to ‘hold a plebiscite on the | question of fluoridation has not as yet been submitted to the legis- lature by the Commissioners of Sewer and Water Supply, Com- mission Chairman H. R. Bevan stated yesterday...

Mr. Bevan said he had not been in the best of health for some time and was therefore unable to give this matter the attention. it

cash prizes at the card parties this month.

The members agreed. ta..make fudge to. be_sold

Society. February - 4th.

The highlight of the evening was a very interesting and de- lightful talk by Mrs. Fred Steel.

She read an article on the “Aims and Ideals” of the C.W. L., and made several suggest- jons on how to make the Parish Council more efficient.

Father MacKenzie in his re- marks. thanked Mrs. Steel for her -instructive talk. He also thanked the members for the Christmas gift they gave him and congratulated them on their work Sarees the poet year.

Plebiscite

Not Yet Asked By Commission

required. He added that he ex.!

pected to be out of the province for the next several days and on his return would make arrange- ments to have the necessary doc- uments prepared.

As pointed out in these columns several weeks ago, the rules of the House require that-drafts of all private bills and petitions seeking consideration at any par- ticular session of the legislature

must be presented within 14 days |

of the official opening, which takes place this year on Febru-

given im the Royal Gazette at least two weeks prior to the open- ing of the House.

FOUND HANGED:

DURBAN (Reuters)—Erie Me- Murtry, one of South Africa’s best-known jockeys, was found

hanged in his apartment here

Monday- McCmurtry, 4, retired in 1955 after 28 years of racing. He rode 1,200 horses to victory,

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St. Catherines, Collector Vincent MacKenzie.

$ 2.00: W. R. Shaw. - $ 1.00 ea: Neil MacKenzie, Mrs. Hector MacNevin, —— a. Gordon MacLean, George Sher- ren, Seldon Drake, Ted. Stretch,

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