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EIGHT-YEARS-OLD and vwigor-} their Y’s Menettes saw the birth ous in Y.M.C.A. work, Centennial | day cake.cut at dinner meeting Y's Men’s Club members and! last night. Participating, left to

Centennial Y’s Men’s Club Observes 8th Anniversary

The eighth anniversary dinner meeting and Ladies Night cele- bration held in the banquet room

r enjoyable feature in the yearly activities of the Centen- | mial Y’s Men’s Club. The natural highlight of the ing was the cutting of the cake which followed its appearance in procession head- by John Evans with the pipes. cufting ceremony was a affair between Past Pre- Brian Cudmore, President Carr, chairman George and Joan Stearns, pre- of Centennial Y’s Menet-

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| The ladies were welcomed by responded on their behalf, acknowledging the gift of roses +-te—each. Entertaining features | included a vocal solo by Mrs. T. C. Vallis and John Stearns. A valiant attempt by Neil McInnis

MONTAGUE — A special meet- ing of the Montague town council was called yesterday in compli- ance with civic regulations, to appoint a returning officer and a clerk for the forthcoming civic election to appoint three council- oe the four nominees in ward two.

. George Macintyre was appoint- ‘ed returning officer and Mrs. Win-

COMING EVENTS

Montague Council Appoints Clerk And Returning Officer

to master the bagpipes after one brief lesson was abandoned in favor of the Highland Filing.

’ The sing-song conducted by John Evans’ with Albert Blan- chard at the piano was lively and most enjoyable. A piano solo by Albert Blanchard was heard with much pleasure.

President Ralph Carr expres- | sed the thanks of the meeting to: Lloyd Yeo, entertainment com- mittee chairman for arranging so memorable a meeting. -

The dinner catering was sup- ervised by Mrs. J. M. Burgess, president of the Ladies’ Auxili- | ary of the YMCA. . :

The meeting was opened with a brief devotional period by Mr.- Yeo and closed with the bendic- tion.

The dinner was followed by an enjoyable dance to music pre- vided by ‘the YMCA orchestra under the direction of John Field- ing.

On request from Mayor Bruce Yeo, the town clerk, G. Arnold Wightman, outlined the procedure | and regulations for the election, and on being asked who was elig- ible to vote, Mr. Wightman. advis- ed that any person who has re- |

12 months or more, and who has | paid taxes on real estate, or poll. tax in ward two, was eligible to vote for any three of the four |

neminees in the ward.

Following the meeting council- | lors met with members of the Montague Junior Board of Trade and after some discussion, de-

Bingo Hope River Hall tonight.

- Progressive Conservatives of New Haven Poll will meet at Thomas Devereaux’s Thursday night January 22.

who are sponsoring the

Burns Concert, Belfast Hall, Friday, January 23rd, Featuring | Merlene Weatherby, The Fraser |

- Family, also other district and | gy talent, sponsored by Eldon |

cided to forward a request ‘o Lieutenant Governor Hyndman mar and Brigadier Reid to have the town of Montague included in

the itinerary of the forthcoming

visit of Her - Majesty. Queen Elizabeth and His Highness, Prince Philip.

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Curling Draw For Montague

Curling today at Montague. 7 P.M. :

East Ice: Dr. L.A. Johnston vs Harry MacGregor; West Ice: H. Clair vs O. Poole

9 P.M.

East Ice:..J.S. DesRoches vs R. Beck; West Ice: L. MacDoa- ald vs E. Cydmore.

Youth Given 7-Da¥ Term

. A seven-day term in the Queen's County Jail was, handed a Sum- merside youth when he pleaded

guilty to a charge of driving |’

while intoxicated when he ap- peared in city police court Wed- nesday morning.

The accused had been involved in a slight accideat and plead- ed guilty to the charge before Magistrate K.M. Martin.

A Dorchester Street man plead- ed not guilty to a charge of break, entry and theft. He elect- ed trial by magistrate and was remanded for one week.

The charge arose out of a break at the New Way Furni ture Compay Limited last week

UI Act Violation Brings $20 Fine

A Charlottetown man was fin- ed $20 and costs or 30 days in

Fsided in the town for a period of | jail when he appeared in mag-

istrate’s court Wednesday morn- ing to face two charges of vio lations of the Unemployment In- surance Act.

The accused was convicted of working while drawing unem- ployment benefits and failure to delare- his arnings.

A resident Dunstaffnage charged with speeding paid a fine_of $10 and costs. A West Royalty resident was fined $5 and .costs or five days on a charge of leaving his vehicle on the highway without lights.

Magistrate Gilbert A.- Gaudet, Q.C., presided.

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the original mortgage. It was decided at the meeting to build a new manse on the chirch property early this spring. Mr. Lester Johnston. in report- ing for the Women’s Auxiliary said their membership had now reached 157. W.A. activities dur- ing the year included the hold- ing of several church suppers. With money realized from these sources the ladies were able to

The Young People’s Union wigh a membership of 15 had a suc- cessful year of activities accord- ing to the report given by the president, Keir Costain. For next year’s project. the YPU intends to finish In part the roem above the. minister’s study and the choir —room.

Mrs. Burton Crowe reported that the C.G.I.T. group numbers 24 members. During the vear the girls. along with carrying out a very ‘interesting program raised $70.98. assisting Mrs. Crowe in ithe C.G.1.T. was Mrs. James MacFadven. |CHRISTIAN EDUCATION }

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