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I Dt‘. L b h. . cl i. . - why liliblraﬁv Ildlsn made osnel roasoln Who were W959i" “'9!” Miss Elean- 8 Festival will be held in May and Juno. (hi!!! ' ~ n years. * i ~ - . , 3.1mm..." iii ieécl i I ‘WI rap d oi- Whelcr of Sunimerside Miss An Annual meeting will he held as soon as possible aitor the piihiic enemy N,’ i iii many Margaret Stewart oi OLeary, and ‘estlvnl, at which the itlilﬂwlﬂtl "B Qllﬁlbl" i” W“ h c L E A R A N c E countries is illiteracy-three fifths Miss Lois Brady oi Montague. In) 4 peleizilitg; ozent irom any Swill) 01' Society whic pays ith n ~ . i , -—~—-»---~——————-~»~— a coo - - $101‘ vifliglagilhiceariqrihrilejihfiliTEE]? trims a” WW9"- M°5l °I ‘hem lb) Contributing Annual Members (not less than .506). iiim men' and wémpn ‘_ ‘Mays come from Radio City, just across (c) Lite Members, An Annual Member may 50ml!" 5 Li“ v01ce‘es§‘ i-ii.iimiz(.d_ iorgnnm‘ T“; the street. They include actresses, lllcmhsr by paying $25.00. _ l ; , in visuaiizc what ii‘ “mud m, mp9 white collar iiirls V from the 5, Plays snail hp Ono-Act, non-royaitvi or royalty. All pays to he oiic oi this vast multitude Enid‘ RQKCa dhYHgKOIYIiZS “nil HRS? sheila?‘ presfnsidapndcaigliirrliﬂgirgirgtgh by ‘he Executive of . . The Lilllbiivll sv- em oi t :'h‘ ‘Y5. “r ‘ ‘m. m“ “m” ‘ 6- "M" " m“. “ " s ' 4 Dam Misses‘ Sues ~18, is working mirmips among" érpllﬁ‘li€l‘il$ll’iﬁl executives. _ _ tho Drama Festival Asaolntlcgig" ‘w chosen by ‘he Adjmw R +0 people of Li... 3m 0r more iamzuagei Colucci. who has hecii doim; b.is- 7, Adjudlcators for Play- s s i I 8g. . . a groups in “mph ii is being used‘ incss at the same stand for l4 eating committcc. h h h t“ Adlumnﬁn‘ I T d QCICII A new and wonderful world i Avears‘ Sam “Ionwn dnnkers began 8' Adjumcnor‘ h" Flu“ um" a c Mm y a Clegnng u. s ’ an ' 0 eniii i, i l m S to change their wavs during the Committee, from outside the Province. pindi: Iaihegge ereryéni of i , war, "Before the ivar. there were 9, Proceeds irom Flay-Otis shiill he divided between or amoni Group Misses‘ Silas '0 peopie iiiiieraii. 32d with only-leg comparatively few twrrrnen who competing groups. _ per Cent having a ‘ma is facing visited bars unescor ed. hc said. Clearing CT ﬁnd QUGII self-government burdened with theﬂwhe“ ‘hey cums‘ they Sat’ at dead weigh,‘ o! 3m million um tabligs and (llranl: Aéixanhattéains. Now taught amen i9 it- I _ we ave amos rec mes as _ 1-3 OFF balance Of MISSBS‘ SKIRTS ﬁnd dla must be lgitexmlicpiclpushcioxlisnio PM“ “'°"‘°“ “rmkm- Th" B" The PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DRAMA sssoomnon: take he. in“. “ma... it... muons, like to Sit at the bath They all 1).... that, not sound all-inclusive? Originally begun la a local 1"” w 399"" myslcrmus - » drama competition, the idea oi iostering a love ior the boat in

In Africa only '7 per cent oi her China has made great strides to- ward literacy in sintc oi‘ uiir. Her amhitioii is to cvadimte this evil by i949 through a \\'i(lr‘5'i)'.‘ﬂ£i(‘l !\‘}'F<'[‘ili

literate hut lcss than l pcr

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. - d c1 ‘ . CAeGHnQ c? 1 3 €OFGIEIIIIIQDIIIISIQiOIIIIHIIC ColiTcrcIII-g my; in the driver's blood goes licyond llow oitcn have you wished you could be someone else? Norm Ameriva. 158 Fifth Me that represented hy one medium Through tho medium oi’ Drama you can change your appear- ‘ ' whiskey, the driver may he given snco, your character and your movements-tor a night's per-

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ITHE GUARDIAN, LIHAKLUITEIUWN

FEBRUARY 4, 195i,

Discuss Problems

W'C'T'U' in Sahooi Health

NOTES

PRINCE EDWARD

On Wednesday. February iirst a joint meeting oi the Departments o! Health and Education was held iii tile Health Centre at 188 Prince street to discuss problems common to both Departments in respect to School Sanitation. The Provincial Division oi the Canadian Red Cross were invited to join with them in

(Guest Editorial)

simple. Any individual can

it ior himself within thirty adopting one simple their deliberations and the Society three short was represented hy Mrs. Sophie

McAdam and Miss Marjorie Hill. Those attending irom the Depart-

inent oi Ekiiication included the

Director. Dr. L. W. Shaw, and all

. Dr. L. W. Shaw, Charlottetown

i . . .- mm‘ Pm M“ .. Mrs. uni-cu Laird, Kelvin Grown

the problem oi alcoholism, there has never hcrn one instance cited iiic 3mm] supervisors, The Divl- P“"5Id°“‘|d---" oi anypcrson who ever becanie an 5km o! pubiic Heaith Nursing h,“ Vice-Pres en “Inca-Mr. “nu Murphy’ cape “an”. alﬁoholic or or a problem drinker, uiudeii The Dirpcim,’ Miss Mona Quamfkur.‘ Gordon Mumn-n, comm“ “paw” a ‘°“‘1°h§'“i"°‘- , , Wilson and practically all the Him-HM,‘ w_ A_ mu“, Vgllayllold, a" 50"“? pew)“ can drmk m‘ Public Health Nurses WllO were in secretary __ M", my Meagan, Graham's

conierence during the week. Mr. Arnold Walker, Kelvin Grove

The Division oi Public Health Engineering were present also; in

Treasurer .

without becoming addicts is CONVENERS Bowness. Sunimeraide

conic victims oi alcoholism within _

the space- oi a few months ater a boqy and me ‘weaker {on the ‘mnh’ sch°°l Dram‘ Fe.“ M“. marge Rodd North Mum“

taking mm. iirsi drink is another occasion was Mi. W. K. Sharpe. Door and Tickets jhM-Yl-Juuf "it; n‘ tohrlomwwn

tact. ’I‘l'iat Sim (“hers drink “with M.Sc., who chose as his subject Entertainment a an 0A at’. v Yuk

"Sale Drinking Water for the Adjudication Mr. r ur essay,

Mrs. Julian Herring, Charlottetown

schools and l-low it Can be Obtain- ed“. Mr. Sharpe expressed alarm with the menace oi seepage and suriace drainage entering most school pumps by not being proper- ly capped and which could be rend- ered sale at: small cost. I-Ie also stressed the importance oi the dis- posal oi waste products irom the

Mrs. Fred Gates, West Boil-it!

to every

living can tell any person

the Fm- Fggﬂvﬂ‘ purposes Prince Edward Island shall be liiviiiﬂl

Rural Communities,

2.000. , _ _

. An entry lee oi $2.00. tho lilmo o! play. royalty Dl‘ non my,‘ alty. the name and address o! director of I'll? muliﬂlwn?“ mltted to the Secretary. 1Y1"- RRY M'°L°°d' Gmhun. ' not; inter than All?“ 1. 1950-

Health At. the conclusion oi the intcrcst- ing discussions which iolIowed-tca was served by the Nursing Divis- ion.

Out of iowri public health nurses

the slogan oi thc method oi

by to be arranged.

and t the trimminzs are more inioortant, than the actual drlnkiin-tlie horsi dceuvrcs, the soil. music, the dim) lights, the (‘liiilll-Shlﬂkillﬂ, the male attention."

become province-wide. In the bolillliilll ii? is now open to compote tor honors.

‘ Province is divided into three vliiieront ' classes oi participants. Group "A" covers all school groups enter- l ed in the Junior Drama Festival, and has loparntn rules and

regulations. "B" groups must come, from centres with a popula- “C" is limited to

Driiniatica spread

million people are liferiitc.

ANY group In the Please note that. tho

schools. Japan is 99 p01‘ cent

w“ swnncx ciirnovs atoon rnsr‘;

to compete with morn highly-trained and more experienced

blood test or every driver thus de- groups ironi the towns and city‘.

C T‘- 'it Y r ' ~. n n“ Ce m‘ “n m Lmlnhv iaincd. It the aliohol concentration

tormnnce at least. It can ho just as much iuii us you wish to make it. And besides the enjoyment you yourself will have, you will have the sutisiiiction oi making enjoyment tor others.

as much as two month. iii jail.

OITDII INKING ‘MEN? .

THE

iionnr l'(lll ior Jiiiiuiiry: -i

FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION 1950'

orriciias mi couvsuons

RULES and R EGULATIONS

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ISLAND DRAMA

Mrs. Bert Patterson, Charlottetown

Prisca

Advugigin‘ ,,___ . Mrs. M. F. Rodd, Psrkdnle Play-Reading . ..___.._... Mrs, J. P. Mlliiir, Charlottetown Publlqlty ____ ,_ Mrs. Fred Gates, West. Royalty

County Vice-Presidenta LIAISON

Mrs. Leslie Ramsay. Kcnalngton

0. W. L. Lin], Thug" Mr. Berry Bugden, Charlottetown g E, I Mr, Bramivell Chandler. Charlottetown

. Miss Betty King, llunstaiimiga

.. Mr, Morris Ilcacon, Charlottetown Ma's. John Foley, Bloomﬁeld Station

‘Junior Farmers Women's Institute .

Drama Groups shall ho allowed legitimate and reasonable QxPOYIIOI in the Finals, Balance o! door receipts from tho “m; ghpll be paid into the Drama Festival Itund. Royall!“ In the Finals shall lie P!“ by D757!“ Association.

Tho Drama Association reserves the right to disqualify an entry ior lniringoment oI Rules.

Complaints or Protests must he presented to tho Secretary in writing within 48 hours nnd shall he nccomiY-"Iiﬂl by I Pm- (551, (on oi $1.00, said {no to ho returned ii protest is sustain- s.]_ Decision oi the Drama Association in such cases shall be it al.

. TRo Prince Edward Island Libraries are ctr-operating in our Festival work by issuing tree oi ciulrire n "M11105 0i 0H9 Act Plays.

Mr. Donald Wctmoreb (Director of Drama ior Department oi Education, N. S.) Drama Talks also have been issued lii attractive iorm.

Copies o! Catalog and Talks nro available on request.

Send to P, I‘), l, Libraries. Charlottetown for list oi plays recommended hy play reading committee or uiiy Play or Plays in the catalog you vvlnh to rcuil, Iii-turn the pliiyii to the P. E, I. Libraries and order irom the Publishing House the required number o! copies oi tho plny you have. finally selected ior presentation. Siiltnhlo plays for tho Junior Drama. Groups may also be olituliicri iii, the Llhrury,

Groups producing should order onn extra copy oi their play and send it. to Conventir oi tho Ailjiiilicniltin (‘tiiiimlttoe not later than April 30th. i950.

10.

1L Festival

12. IO.

Taking pare in Drsmatics is an opportunity loi- the develop- ment oi co-operation with people ivith vvhnin you would not always work in close harmony, ordinarily. ‘Phi-re is a ivoiiiior- iul icellng oi group spirit. You are not only llnXitiils to be ii credit to your group, but, iilso deslrloiis tliiit every other nit-m- her oi the cast do his or her vcry best, too.

For thoso timid souls who ieel they cannot taco an nud- lonce there are myrlads oi tasks to ho performer], such as supervising the costumes. make-up, casting, stage-setting, light- ing equipment. etc. These tasks nro a very rcul lii-lii to tho actors and actresses, and quite oiten tho Riltfﬂss or tiiliiiro of a good scene depends on tho work oi those responsible "hehinti the scene.“ In many cases in tho past, tho mcnihcra oi the cast have been hindered because they themselves hiivo had in do all the work oi moving scenery nnd props bcioro getting into their costumes.

One oi the boneiits derived from participation in the Driiiua Festival Ia the comment and constructive criticism received iioni the Aﬂludlcatnra. Ii it ls received in tho manner in ivlilrh it ls given-constructive criticlsni—it cnii prevent mistakes irnm lio- lng repented and ubstituto a better pcrtnriiiiince.

Let us all become interested enough to take on active pnrt in Dramatlcs this year and make it u. lianiicr year for iouiii; artist: oi the Theatre, ‘

Bulletins on Drnmntics, uni] catalogues oi pliiys uvbilnhle for Plﬂbllilliﬂﬂ. may be obtained liy ivritini: to tho l’. l), l, Lip. rarlea, Charlottetown. They are tree. for tho asking,

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The Means Tcst dcoics thousands of Canadians the right to rcccivc an Old Age Pension.

The Means Test states that any amountgceccivcd from children or any source must be calculated and held against -thc applicant for pension Owning a iiousc is a further stumbling block to a pension. A small allow- ZIDCC for military scrvicc, or for long years with a ﬁrm, all count against

the old age pensioner. We don't apply the Means Test when we pay Children's Allowances Thcrc is no need to apply the Means Test to Old Age Pension:

Tiled-anticommunist!!!

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Sendtbis coupon to your i- -- - -- ---------------------- - 3 Memberoll‘p‘rham'nt : TO...................... . . . . . . . . . .........M.P- ‘ i House of Commons, I today. Letter: sent to i °"""' °'“d" i l . -' t r TM Mus: Tn! sbol/J 6c rosin-ed mind/uni] [mm tbl M-P. 3 d, ‘be Hou“ 0/ I 0H Ag: Purim law. Tb: ago limit rbould b: radium‘. “ . Commons, Ottawa, ma] I I "I" w v 4- Maw-r wilbi» n" PW" M M" '*' i lav rounded a 141d!) in poniblo. imnupostagcﬂso. i I l l.

Spokesman for every Canadian political party have criticized the Means Test‘. Only at Ottawa can tlie law be changed.

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