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DECEMBER 16, mo

Irishioyn Opensi A Community Hall .

-Thursday December 1th. 1950 will go down in the history of Ir- ishtown School District as a Red- utter Day. the long anticipated day of the opening of the new and up-to-date Community Hall.

A long-standing dream. but seemingly only a dream, until the idea began to take shape only one short year ago at the meeting of Dgc. 8th. Irishtown Women's Inst- itute, when a motion was made by Mrs. David Campbell. and second-

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fvrta f3lmsnunitym::1ll. Tile niotioglx iinetzs firnas gt susinmersidle, me w unqua -ivpprova an - ensng is an as aw w o passed unanimously without fur-;donated gifts of kitchen ware and

ther discussion. Directly on thelother useful articles, were Hoi- heels of the motion, Mrs. A. H. man's. Smallman's, . atedman's, Campbell and Mrs. Borden camp- Ci-ockett's. Moase's, Godkin's

bell offered their home for the GOO-"Phomas .lohnstone's, and Brace and ill tllellinl. and thereby "”"ch9diMacKay's. summerside, Kennedy's. a series of events which contin-IM1ll.ar's. Da.rrach's, Bch.urman's ed through the year, rising to such ma sen'lple's, xgmlngton, gjd heights as a community action sale,iMurphy and sons and Roy Adams. as well as a concert staged in 8llP- Sea View. The name of Mir. Ad- l'0lllldillK community hi"-5. I SUD-Isms, whose gift was a substantial per and a banquet both at the.sum of money. was inadvertently home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btav-lung regrettably (xnlttgd ll-om 1);; Eli. 108-0l'9Im Socllid and Dllftidd list of generous spirited merchants, held at the various homes. and,” read by the cllgll-mm,

reaching a grand climax on Thurs-l Concluding the official opening day evenilll. When the hi" WI-Sioeresnonies, the chairman called Mr oponed for I three-hour proztam.,clau- Campbell, chairman of the at-used by local talent. l-vlshly us-, board of hall trustees to the mu. sisied by some OD Eh! finest talent and the keys were handed over of nearby towns and country C0m' to him by Colonel Johnstone, indic- munities. 90 "9" c”'wdma"ed "ME ating that the hall is now in charge produced that the Interest of V-h0;of the trustees. Clair Campbell, audience remained M: hish DilChiMrs. Wilfred Campbell and Rob-

to the end. In this connection. Mrs. Clayton Stavert, chairwoman the program commitiee and her in-; defatigable assistants are to bel uinmended. i

Before an audience packing the building to the doors. where some had been turned away. due to lack, of even standing room, Mrs. H. B. MacLeod, whose popularity as a, chairman won him applause on' appearance, based his introductory remarks on the theme embodied in the words, "This is a gvsand day in Irishtown School District," and called on Lt. Col. E. W. Johnstonen chairman of the building commit- tee to give a resume of the history: of the building. The speaker told' of meetings held when the build- ing committee was appointed and later when it's findings were sub- mitted to the raiepayers and ap- proved. and of it's good fortune in engaging Mr. David Campbell as architect and M.l'. Ken Bremnler as into-ria decorator. He said the building is .50 fi. long by 28 ft. vridc-.4, with a main floor 26 by 30 and R stage 18 by 28, with is basement which will he finished as n kitch- en and furnace ronm who're a furn- ace will later be installed. The total cost of the building was 54,4-67.00. Some lumber from the old hall was used and a great deal of labour donated. Ratepayers contributed cash, lumber and lab- our, the Women's Institute donated 31269.19 ( ,.plause). and debentur- ,es were sold in the district to the value of 31750.0(). To complete pay- ment of all bills and to create a balance on hand. sufficient to pay for material and wages to camp- late the building. S-300.00 was loan- ed by Col. Johnstone and Mr. Mac- Leog. "As it now stands. we owe ourselves around 32800.00 or in other words, the building is more than half paid for." Colonel Johnstone went on to thank all who gave cash, lumber and labour, and expressed apprec- iation of the other members of the the building committee, Mrs. Har- old Maclcod, Secretary. Mr. H. B. M&CI.oCOd. Treasurer, Mrs. David Campbell, and Mrs. Robert Stav- ert. who were never too busy to take time for the many calls made up- on them.

Contributions

on behalf of the community, the chairman thanked former citizens, who contributed generous gifts. The handsome stage curtain.,beaut- ifully made by Mrs. Wilfred Pick- ering of Clinton, was given com- plete by Messrs Joseph and Fred Davison, Kensington. The two lamps in the building were given by Mrs. Bertha Brander, Char- lottetown and Mr. J. B. Mlillman, Kensington. The name sign is to be the gift of Messrs Elmo: Paynter and L. A. Mann, Kensington. and the outside lamp was given by Mr. Oliver Campbell, Kensington. Mir- rors for dressing room and stage were presented by Mr. W. 13. War-

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The concert opened with O Canada! followed by a song and dance hit by Tom and Jane. (Mona Campbell and Thelma Ca , " and in turn by instrumental

Council voted the sum of ass to- ward a fund for his purpose- Through the stores, citizens will be given" opportunity to melt in- dividual contributions. on Motion of Councillor weeks the meeting ad- Journod.

on Tuesday evening, F 5th. ladies of at. Peterls Church met at the home cf Mrs. Herbert Champion to tender a miscellane- ous shower to Miss Verna England. 'I'he' guest of honor was salted in a chair decorated in a color oom- binstion of pink and turquoise. The basket in which the gifts were ore- sented was also decorated in these colors. Mrs. w. J. pniliips presented the gifts, while Mrs. J. R. McMahon assisted the bride-to-be in opening them and Mrs. J. W. D.- Campbell read the verses. Miss Ensltmd graciously thanked her friends and all joined in singing "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow." Several interest-

Mr. E. S. Bergh, Branch Manag- ing contests were enjoyed and dainty er of the NATIONAL CASH ll.EG- refreshments were served.

ISTEB C0., L'l'D., Saint John. Ln- nounces the appointment of Mr. , on Thursday Miss England was IAN GLEN- II tclillcnt win - again honored at the home of Mrs. the of the Aocountlnr Machine w. R. Oulton. To the stxaina of the Division of that C 1. I1Iecial- waddlng Mum, played by Miss lung in the applIcat' of their Hem club, the bl-me Wu "co-kg complete line of Accounting, Book- to , ohm. deoonggd wm-l while

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by the popular Campbell family now of Darnley, both numbers being heartily encored.

"Peace. It's Wonderfull". a one- act comedy played by Jean Stav- ert, the family, James Simmons, Archie Johnstone and Gladys was convincingly acted and caused plenty of laughs.

Mr. Murdock Macbeod of Long R-iver, who always gets a big hand, sang Bonnie Dundee and The March of the Cameron Men.

Mrs. W. J. Profiit also of Long River. gave a detailed and humor- ous ”disscrtai.:oii" on the short- comings of man's anatomy.

Mr. Kenneth Wavrrcii of Sum- niersicle, was hcnrd in a solo, May You never be Alone. and in re- sponse to an ciirme. Nobody's Child. Mr. Warren was making his first appearance before most of the audience and was well receiv- ed.

A sale of candy was accompanied by instrumental music.

A one-act play, "Who's the Boss" was presented by the Presbyterian Players of Kehsington by the fol- lowing well known cast-Blair Hee- schen, Joyce Champion, Fred Sem-pie, Gladys semple, Ben Champion, Jean MacLeod. Marion Lockhart, Thelma sudsbury, and a very young lady, Miss Carrie Bi-liiges, who appears to have ev- eryihing it takes to make her mark on the stage. In the play, the hen- packed husband. (Blah: l-ieeschen) finally gets his eyes opened when a small visitor, Carrie Bridges makes some illuminating remarks.

Mrs. Alfred MacKay, Long River received a hearty encore for her solo, Flow Gently, Sweet Afton. shook the rafters with "Glasgow Belongs to Me" and brought down the house with "The Tourie on his Bonnet".

Mrs. Hiram Harrington. Spring Valley, received hea-riy applause for her humorous monologue deal- ing with her experlences with s cow.

Charlie Cole, Spring valley, re- French R-lver, amateur comedian. made a hit, in his disreputable clothes, with gags. jokes and songs.

Mrs. Reagh Sudsbury and Mrs. Horace Phynter chalrmed the audience with their duet in cost- ume, "Sparkling Peggy Jane." and th esecond part of the number, when they were married also in song. by Mr. Tyndal Semple.

Instrumental music by the Campbell Family in brought vigorous applause, an was follow- ed by the well acted one-act play "How the story Grew", which built up dramatically to a sur- prising climax. The cast was com-

-) '"9PP,'f- mm"! ""1 Adah" streamers. The gifts were presented M h" u'” P'"'""" ”' New in a basket of novel design. Covered :;':l;'"0't ""' P”'''"'” "W"'' with white and lined with hlue.

there was silhouetted on it in blue posed of elgm women Mum”,-lye the outline of a heart inside which MacLeod, Olive Macleod, Adeline was a lady with I sentlemsn bend- Camipbell, Rose Campbell, Florence 1118 0V9l' h9l'- Dmicliad WW5-1'5 them .VicKenna, Hattie Maclieod, Leona were the arrows of two cupid: oil- campbell and Thelma cgmpbell, houetted above them. also in blue Announcing that the best had As Miss England opened her slits been saved for the last, and a the accomioanvlns verses were will young fellow had come down from by M”. Alb!” C13l'i(9- W319" '3” Kensington. the chairman called on bride-to-be hid EXDl”95l0d her Mr. Tyndal semple, who sang "I'm thanks a 101157 Wcihi hclll" W95 32' as Young as I used to Be.”'and joyed and delicious rureshmeu-s gave cve-ry indication of feeling w-re served by the hostess assisted that Way. Fnllnuiiilz the soloists by Mrs. W. J. Phillip-I. Miss Bei-h response to an enthusiastic encore, Waugh and Miss Bertha Bowness. the program concluded with the -- K 2. , Mr. Peter Pate. who is in marge Accnmpzmlsts for the evening nf Cli-llinn defence for this Pro- ivrre Mrs. Willard Brown and Mrs. vinci-. working under the direction vMi--:-dock, Miicl..eod. - of Hon. Wilfred Arsenault. spoke to- Luncli was served to the players. members of the Albericn branch Bur of the Canadian Legion last Thurs- -::-:- day evening. In a forceful address Mi-.. Pate charged all veterans to be ready to do their part if ti:

0 0 ,' fury of war should again bre and Vlclnlfy upon us. Warning them not to be asleep to the danger which threat-,

.. ll very successful bazaar was ens. he said that the Comm-inistic held in the Curling Club room last countries will fight us with every Saturday afternoon by members of weapon available. deceit. lies, etch the United Church Guild. Assist- and will try to tear down the W7 ing in selling were Mrs. Cyril Lehrd. Dl"iIlPi'll79s llD0ll Which 001' d8m0' Mn, R, E, MacDonald and M3, crscy is founded. Communism is a Wesley Hardy. who had charge of kind of religion to those fanatical the food table. Mrs, Arthur Wilkie. people who want to rule the world Mrs. .1. c. Matthews and Miss Shir- by fear and oppression He describ- ley McArthur, who had charge of Gd Ccmmunism as a kind of thin? the needlework, and Mrs, ,1, A, Le. stei-ism which, if it is to -be beater, furgey and Mrs. Frank Weeks, who lllusi llfir he lllld"95iim8t9d llld sold candy, must be understood.

Enquiry into Halifax fire”

Mayor C. R. Prcfit presided at the regular meeting of the Alberton Town council which was held in the Court House on Monday. De- cember llth. at 7:30 pm. Also prud- scnt were Councillors Moran. Cur- rie. Orulton. Weeks and Corbett Minutes were read and adopted. ;.lAulrAx, Dec, 15 .. (cp) Bills nmcuntinir to s2sa.5i were :m- A police witness has told an of- proved and ordered paid. The street flcial enquiry of finding the Committee reported that a few mih- charred bodies of 10 persons where or repairs to the sidewalk on they died in a. vain attempt to es- Church street should be made with cape from s fire-ravaged depart- out delay and the Fire Committee them 810?! hell!- repol-tled the l-ogf of 3 house on Detective Inspector James Baker Mgn street to be 3 me hazard, It said he found,five bodies near the

W” "ON by C0""C”l" M0"'"- T seconded by Councillor Corbett, and

carried that the Fire Chief in con-

junction with the Fire Committee of the Town Council, investi-

gate the possibiiites of get- mg

ting power for the little pump- KENS TON

er now cn hand an. that he like inquiries about prlrles of tanya!dldit- 5'""'d” 2'30 ' 7'" ' "15

local chemical tank. Three tenders See Bob Hope as "Lover Boy” for the position of Town policeman will. women at hlg lest. Men at were received but since one of them 1", heel, mg l" - .11 "and 1., was received after the specified ...l."E GEEAT LOVE"... Wm,

date it cannot be considered. The ., others will be given consideration m""'d' 'l"""'l- M” 5"” "5

at a special meeting of the Council News. on Monday. Dec. 18th. On motion

skylight of the four-storey build- ing. 1 th five were at various parts of me second floor. '

only exits from the gsily-decor- ated building that was consumed by names just before closing than Nov. 30 were the skylight and the main doors. near which the mass began.

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