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Hold successful llarity Concert In Irishtown

-On Friday evening, November 29th, a. variety concert sponsored by Irishtown Women's Institute, in the Community Hall, was staged before a capacity audience, "and each number on the program was well received and heartily ap- plaudid. Mr. Leigh Payntsr was the capable master of ceremonies.

Guests artists included Messrs. Roland Sheen and Ralph Emery of Summei-side, appearing for the first time in this hall, and the singing and dance numbers put on by these noted entertainers almost brought down the roof in delight- ed applause. In tribute to the nearly new hall Mr. Emery sang as a solo, "Bless This House".

Iushtowns good neighbors, Long Rn .r and Spring Valley also con- tributed several excellent numbers, in monologues by Clair MacLeod and Mrs. William J. Profitt and vocal and piano solos by Irwin Brown. Clair and Irwin, although still youthful, are already in de- mand as entertainers, and on this occasion, as usual did not disap- point the audience. Mrs. Profltt, also of Long River, is always pop- ular here, and this time was bet- ter than ever, in her role of con- soler of the sick.

While Mr. Paul Gallant's step dancing elicited a hearty round of applause, the sweet notes of his accordion held even greater appeal for many of his listeners. Also from Spring Valley were Charlie Cole with his guitar, who is, in- variably greeted with cheers, and Alfred Brennan. not so wellltnown here, but if audience response is any indication, likely to be better known as Charlie's partner in duet.

Local talent too was well repre- sented in Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown and other instrumentalists who set the pace for a happy eve- hing; in songsters, Mary Campbell, who always gets a big hand, Thel- ina and Clifford MacLeod, in duet. a popular sister-brother team, and littlest but not least, their two small sisters, Leita and Lois Mac- Leod. whose singing again charm- ed the audience, and in pianist Beryl MacLcod, whose pleasing platform poise and well rendered solos were very acceptable.

"A dancing man from Seattle", proved to be mechanical, but nev- rrtheless caused gales of merri- merit.

Two dialogues were also staged by local players and brought to light some considerable unsuspect- ed comedian talent.

The dialogue. "Seeing Maw Off," starred Mrs. Clayton Stavert as "Maw", all dressed up to go to Shediac to see her sister. She is accompanied to the realistic ticket office, where the scene takes place, by her husband (James Simmonsv, titiughlcr (Lois Stavert.) and son tCarl Campbell). After she has bought her ticket from the ticket agent Iclayion Staveri). folks (Mrs. Harold MacLeod, Blanche MacLeod, Clifford Mac- Lcodl kccrp dropping into the waiting i'oom and telling doleful tales of families left to shift for themselves while the mother went away visiting. Finally after con- slderable comedy from the view- point. of the audience, Maw is convinced by the gossips that Paw is in grave danger of falling in love with the hired girl, and de- cides to stay home after all.

"Waiting for the Doctor" had the audience next thing to rolling in the aisles, With Mrs. George

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THE GUARDIAN. Cl-lARLO'lTET(')WN .. Attends Hudson Showing

W, R. Jenkins, Charlottetown (extreme rightl has a fine point explained. He was among 200 Hud-

son dealers gathered in Detroit to preview the Hudson Wonder Car. the Hudson Jet. .. -R. J. Anderson And Co. Photo

variety OIIDOICIILIBI patients (Mrs. Kenneth Mar.Leod. Mrs. Jimmie MacLeod. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Clair Campbell, Mrs. Robert Stav- ert. Mrs. Cecil Campbell, Bcryl J MacLeod, Thane Campbell, Clair Campbell. George Maclieod and Clifford MacLeod; enter at inter- vals to wait their turn. Keen com-

edy was played by Mrs. Jimmie MacLeod in her role of semi-in- valid, who fcars she has every

malady or injury she sees or hears of. The climax comes when an excited stuttering boy tThane Campbell! comes in and attempts to talk to the nurse, and along with her other ailments, the poor lady takes to stuttering. After many stuttering attempts. inter- i'u.pted by the stuttering exclama- tions of the lady, interrupted in turn by,the unconti'olla.ble laugh- ter of the audience, the lady final- ly made the nurse understand that he was not a patient, but that the doctor was needed outside, and all the waiting patients rushed out to see the cause of the excitement.

Accompanists for the evening were Mr. Chaisson, Summersidc, Miss Amy Brown, Mrs. George MacLeod and Mrs. Willard Brown. Lunch was served to those tak- ing part by the committee in

GRAHAM'S ROAD SCHOOL

The following is the report of Graham's Road School for the month of November.

Grade X-1. Jessie Campbell; 2. Owen Green; 3. Betty Oakcs.

Grade VIII-1. Beverley Mac- Gregor; 2. Bruce Murray.

Grade VII-George Oakes.

Grade VI-Ros Murray.

Grade V-1. Ann MacLeod; 2. Wendell Murray; 3. Claire I-Tynes.

Grade IV-il. Irvine Green; 2. Lloyd Mac.Lean.

Grade III-l. Gettge Folland; 2. Mabel Montgomery.

Grade II-Lester Montgomery.

Grade I (Al-Billy Folland. (Bi --1. Paul Cash; 2. Junior Mont- gomery.

Highest average in senior grades Beverley MacGregor, 826?; Junior grades, Ann MacLeod, 899a.

Mary A. MacKay, teacher.

charge. , Following is the program: ' Instrumental music: inonologuc' Clair MacLeod; duet, Leila and? Lois MacLeod; step dancing, Pauli Gallant; duet, Charlie Cole and Alfred Brennan; dialogue. "Seeing. Maw Off": accordion solo. Paul Gallant: pitino solo, Irwin Bi'o.wn;l instrumental music, sale of candy,

monologue, Mrs. William .1. Pro- fitt; solo, Irwin Brown; dialogue, "Waiting for the Doctor”; intro-

ductory song number, Roland Sheen- and Ralph Emery: 'tThe Prcacl t' and the Bear” and other iiumbeis, by Ralph Emery: duct, Thelma; and Clifford MacLeod; solo, Mai'v1

Campbell; song and dance num- bars by Roland Sheen: novcltyl number, "Dancing Man"; piano

solo, Beryl MacLeod; tap dancing,i

.Roland Sheen; "The Queen".

-On Friday l28th over one hundred relatives iand friends gathered at the home vol Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cairns. 'Fre-ctown, to cclebrrite with them their twcnty-fifth wedding anniv- ersary. .

To the strains of the wedding march played by Mrs. Lois Moase the bride and groom of twenty- flve years were led to the scat. of honour by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moase, New Annan, who had been guests of honour at a similar func- tion a low nights previous.

Mr. Darrell Pickcts capzibly act- ed as chairman and after a few fitting and humorous remarks call- ed on Mr. Frank Jardine, who read a wt-ll-worded and compli- mcnlary address to the honoured couple.

Little Miss Marlon Cairns then presented them with a beautiful bouquet of chrysanthemums and Mrs. Earl Pearson, sister of ,the groom, presented a lovely three- tier wedding cake made by Mrs. Bradford Yen, aunt of the bride.

Misses Georgina and Louise Cairns on behalf of the family pre- senied their parents with a tri- light lamp and Mrs. Wilbur Stav- ert on behalf of relatives and friends presented them with a well-filled purse.

After Mr. and Mrs. Cairns had thanked all for their good wishes, kind words and tangible expres- sions of good will. the evening was pleasantly spent in conversa- tion, games and music, a hearty sing-song being led by Miss Ruth Cairns at the piano.

Ice cream and cake were served by'the ladies and after an enjoy- able evening all returned to their homes wishing Scott and Georgie best wishes for the future.

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-A quiet. wed” was solemn- Ized at the United Church parson- age at Riverside, N. -3.. on Novem- ber 29th at '1 p.m,. when Beulah Mae, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burpee Butland of Alma. N. 8., became the bride of William Clarence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramsay. Borden, P. E.l

The ceremony was performed by Rev. Herbert J. Welks of River- side. N. B. ,

The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ma.cKinley, sister and brother-in-law of bhe bride.

The bride was attired in a street length gown of robin egg blue with black accessories, and wore a corsage of deep pink carnations.

The matron of honour wore a gown of rose and gray with black accessories and a corsage of pink and white carnations.

Following the ceremony a recep- tion was held at the home of the bride when over one hundred guests were served a dainty buffet. luncheon. The bride's table was draped with a. lace cloth and was adorned with a beautiful three- tler wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom.

out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Macxlnley, Messrs. Eric and Donald Ramsay of Moncton, N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramsay: Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ramsay and Miss Joyce MacDonald, Borden, P.E.I.: and Mr.,and Mrs. Erland Ramsay, Con- way, P. E. I.

The esteem in which the young couple is held was made manifest by the many beautiful gifts at the reception as well as at the shower held previous to the wedding.

The bride prior to her marriage was employed with H. P. Collins Drug Co., Moncton, NB. The hap- py young couple will reside at 129 Dominion Street, Monctoii, where the groom is employed with T. Eaton Co., Ltd.

Their many friends wish them many years of wedded bliss.

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