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On Thursday night. December 51h, Qywell Hall was filled to capacity, when the pupils assisted by the teacher. Freda Carver and Ire. Murdock MacLeod as organist, staged their Christmas Concert.

The hall was beautifully decor- atted for the occasion and with Mr. no MacDonald capabiy act- ing ss chairman.

The fbllvwing program was presented:

Welcome - by Gavan Mckenns.

Ohorus “When The Xmas Time I Come" - by School.

Christmas Drill - by 9 pupils.

Solo "Irish Lullaby" - by Joan Ilubeod (encore, "Lullaby" and. ‘Good-Nlght").

Recitation "I'll Be Myself Again" - by Roger MacLean.

Duet "Bell Bottom Trousers" — by Eileen and Eleanor MacDonald

,_(encore. "Rubber Dolly").

Ilalogue "A Good Impression".

Quartette "Where Do You Live. Ianta Claus"?

Rlsitation “What Will Santa Do" - by Celine Naddy.

Duct “On The Old Hawaiian lhore" -- by Mildred MacDonald and Virginia MacLeod (encore. "Have I Told You Lately That I Love you")

Rhythm Band selection.

Intermission, sale of Candy.

Pantomime "Silent Night".

Ricltation "Pa. is Funny -- by loan MacLeod.

‘Mountain Dew"). Dialogue "Come Inng Henry". Highland Fling — by Virginia liiacbeod and Josephine Naddy. Solo "Broken Dreams" -- by

Mildred MacDonald (encore, "You Didn't Have To Tell Me We Were

(encore,

"The Twenty-Sixth" — by Kenny MacLean.

Duet "Sioux City Sue" - by Betty MacDonald and Joan Mc- Leod (encore, "Pending Fighting and A-Iﬁlssing").

Chorus “It Came Upon The Midnight Clear" - by School.

Recitation “A Message From Santa" - by Eleanor MacDonald.

God Save The King.

At the close of the program Santg, arrived and distributed the gifts from a heavily laden tree.

After the departure of Santa _the children were treated to candy

and nuts and then a dance was

enjoyed with music furnished by

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Drake and

Mrs. Murdock MacLeod.

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Announce llew Discovery In Plant Growth

CHICAGO. Dec so - (A?) - Nerw findings on first steps in photosynthesis, the process by which plants make food and on which all llie depends. have been announced te the American Al- soclation for the Advancemenvof Science.

All plants build up sugars. starches. and certain proteins from the combination of sunlight, car- bon dioxide. water. and nitrogen. Just how it is done has been one of the deepest scientific mysteries. Energy from sunlight is a orb- ed. in a pigment. chlorophyl, in the leaf and this energy than il used in converting water and car- bon dioxide into complex 100d- stufiis. Scientists so far have not

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Mes Luce Oroﬂett is Qendlol her holidays at her home in York.

Mill Viola Jar. cit!‘ W?“ Christmas st her home in York.

Mr. Clifford Whitn. City spent Christmas 1n {ork the guest of Mrs. Melvin Jay.

m. George ?roud, York spent Christmas in Covehead the guest of his grandmother.‘

Friends o! Rev. Mr. MacCsllum are sorry to hear that he is ill with the flu.

M}. Robert BlrIlll pent Christmas ia the city the guest of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watts spent chrlstmas at Mrs. Watts’ home in Flat River.

learned how to make chlorophyll. If man can ever duplicate photo- synthesis in his own factories. limitless supplies of food could be! made cheaply. y Yesterday three University of

Chicago chemists. Drs. Hans Gaf-

fron, AH. Brown, and E.W. Pager.

reported new information on the

first compound formed during

photosynthesis under the lnflu-l ence of light. It differs from anyi common substances. formed frorrw carbon and hydrogen. known to be

involved in life processes, they

said. Only small amounts havel been obtained so far and the! chemical has not yet been fully

identified.

COVEKEAD ROAD SCHOOL l CONCERT

The closing of the Covehead Road school for the Christmas holidays took the form of two con-

Thursday afternoon Dee l8, The Seniors on Friday evening-

and a very tastefully decorated pine tree occupied a space on the plat- form. The children acquitted them- selves very admirably in their var- ious exercises and singing and many comments were heard on the painstaking efforts of their tea- cher - Mrs. Jeanette Macvittie- Marshall: Mr. Martin Biri. played music on his guitar. Santa Claus gave presents to each pupil and a bag of candy to each. A treat of oranges was given by W. I. The teacher received gifts from the pupils.

Following is the programme;

Junior Programme

Mrs., Harry Bert - Chairman

Opening Chorus - Old Santa Claus

Recitation - Dewar MacDonald.

Drill -- The Old Dolls — Grace MacDonald. Vivian MacDonald. RenzrMacDonald and Ullian War- ren.

Recitation - Raymond Bert.

Recitation -— Freddie Brown.

Recitation - sterling Brown

Recitation -_ sterling Brown and Bobby O'Brien.

Away In A Manger -— Jean Birt. Lillian Warren, Velma Birt. Vivian and Grace MacDonald. (encore)

Recitation - Merrill MacDonald.

Recitation — Alvin Webster,

Recitation — Stewart Webster

Song - I 'I‘raded My Saddle For A Rifle - Jean Birt and Lillian Warren Dialogue Uncle Henry's Christmas Visit - Joyce Bert. Margaret MacDonald. Leo Power. Jean Birt.

Handkerchief Drill - Velma Birt Floyd Warren, Erma and Myrna Aylward. Noreen and Eddie Power. Bernice MacDonald.

Closing Chorus -- by School.

Senior Programme

Wr. Harry Birt — Chairman. Opening Bpeech —— Leo Mc- lntyre.

Sunshine by Seniors. Dialogue — Miss Jones Milllnery Opening Elsie MacDonald.

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Opening Chorus - Pass on the .

Mr. and Mrs. Tom K1108. City spent Christmas in York the guest of Mrs. Knox's parents. _

Mrs. William Crockett. York is spending her Christmas holidays at hu- home in Orwell Cove.

Mr. Prank Watts his heturned to his home in York after been a patient in the P. E. l. Hospital.

Miss Gladys Crockett. has accepted a position as stenographer with Mr. >Arthur Vessey, York.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rodd. City spent Christmas Day in York the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon we

Miss Evelyn Underhayn primary teacher of York Bchool is spending her Christmas holidays at her home in Bay Fortune.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siacldord. City spent Christmas in deleasant

cents The Juniors was held on Grove the guest of their daughter

Mrs, Edison Hardy.

The schoolrcom was packed, to Quite a number of Marshlield capacity with interested spectators people attended the

Christmas Concert held in York Hall on | Monday evening Dec. s2. "Mrs. Heber Profitt. Rosebank, spent Christmas at her home in York. the guest of her parents . Mr. and Mrs. Archie Vessey.

Misses Olga and Christine Proud, York spent Christmas in covehead the guest oi’ their grandmother Mrs. George Bearlsto.

| .-.i.- l Mrs. Roscoe MacDonald and

daughter Gladys, York have left

’to spend New Years in Kingston the guest of Mrs. MacDonald's mother - O -.

i m. and Mrs. ‘and daughter Beryle. spent Christmas in Covehead the guest of Mrs. Vessers mother Mrs. _' Frank Boyer. E Mr. and Mrs. Jack Casweil and daughter Myrna. City_spent the ‘Christmas holidays in York the guest of Mira. CasweiFa mother ilVlrs, Fred MacDonald.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson and daughter Fredda. spent Christmas Day in the city the guest of Mrs. Thompson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Barrwlse.

Mrs. and Mrs. Peter Proud York spent Christmas in West Covehead ths guest of Mrs Proud’: mother Mrs. George Bearisto. _

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Joyce Birt. Annie Power. Keir Mac- Donald. Doreen Blrt Leo McIntyre Shirley Birt. , Hymn Q Little Town of

‘Bethlehem - Doreen Birt, accom-

panied on guitar by Marlin Birt. Encore —- 0' Lulu Bring the Cows Home k Dialogue - Grandmother's Pep- perinents -- Glenda Brown, Everett Birt, Shirley O'Brien.

Song __ Doreen and Shirley Birt (encore),

Christmas Carols.

Dialogue -~ A Change of Heart .- Thclma MacDonald. Clayton Mac- Donald. Patsy O'Brien. Doreen Birt, Ronnie MacDonald. Bertha Mac- Donald.

Song - Mother I Thank You For The Bible You Gave - Patsy and Shirley O'Brien. _

Encore - Fbr Seven Years I Loved a Sailor. '

Dialogue — A Sudden Discovery -— Mervin Birt. Leo McIntyre. Patsy O'Brien.

Song — Here Comes Santa Claus ~Doreen Blrt, and Patsy O'Brien. Cowboy Songs -_ By Seniors. § Closing Chorus _ Here Comes Santa Claus. l

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way around the world. We'd find out where the very best orchestras are and we'd charter a plane and fly from dance to dance. Prom London lo Berlin to Paris to the Riviera. That's what I think of your dancing.”

Eric saw Barney Teel and Coral Mayberry just as the music stop- ped. Sally, he was sure, hadn't seen them.

"There's something I want to "It's almost time for the surprise." He saw Clif Harrington stop Coral and be- gin talking to her, and he saw Barney, with his ‘eyes on Bally, coming on. a

Eric took her through the club- house and. out onto the east porch. He jound a bay that wasn't occupied and took Sally into it- The luwn ieil away in a gentle siupe to g thlélset of tress. and be- yond was the Bound, with the ris- ing moon siiverin! a patch miles in area.

"Some of the best mea-riages on Long Island." Eric told her, "were inspired by this view. You'll no- tice we're completely secluded."

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while fellow I am. But you're a clever girl and you know what you want and you don't vlant 4 Eric Larsen. Barney and Coral arrived just when the music stopped. I am going _to be very noble. my love. and take Oeral away from Barney for the rest of the evening. In

not other words. I em through being

a banana peel on the path of true love. Altogether it nukes me pretty noble. doesn't it?" "I've never seen you nicer. And now may I stop wearing this ring!" "Of course." , lhe tried ta pail it o8. lhe tried an un ng motion. Qhe was still trying when Barney osmeinto the hay.‘ lie was smiling. He looked at her. wists-g tiles/ion she knew so m!“ e said luiio, thsrel sues ' '~ "Pdygvd to." i g . - ans ma lei-newsman sue my crossed the poms and camel the

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i-le said amisbly. "Another kiss la the moonlight." not with a rising inflection but ﬂatly.

“Barney. it's all over. is kissed nu just as he did belore. b, sores Please believe me." Ills had the

feeling that asrney was fer away.

that she was rnakln no contact with him. "no never Ioinl to see hint again."

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