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llIlPITOL -— TODAY

about Ted Healy for howls

Variety and Song Book .____________

llallnees at 2.30 During the Sum

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l.E.\ YE CH.»\RL()'l"i‘l*l'i‘0

Dilily except Sunday - 7

Sunday 11nly 7.3111 .\..\I. an

d 10.20 .-\.M. ililily 1-

Dllii)’ except Sunday »- -

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ING WITH DA ,.\ l-‘RANTWL ROMANTIC COM

‘iiisrliao 111" 11 SCR 1011 err A 111111111 11

,.,.,_-_-.=,,_ A triple murder mystery- played for fun and laughs ' and thrills! Bob Young and Florence Rice take care o! the romance-and how

(liy way of Hunter River and Kensington)

Alli. A.M. Noon I'..\I.

and Bus" on mainltzazl.

LEAVE (LHARI.0'l"l‘E’l‘0ll'N__l"‘OR SILlIMIuRSIDE (iiy way of Victoria and Borden) xccpt Sunday - _ — -- 7.30 AM. 1.110 PM.

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i.l.‘.\l'l'l Sliillhil-JRSIDE} FOR (7ll.\Rl.()'l"l‘li’l‘0\l'N_ (liy way of Kcnsington and Hunter liilcr) except Sunday — -- 8.210 12.01

....IIEART

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The French accent on

merican swingl Howlarity with music!

and W

EDNESDAY

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Transport L d. urnrtrs

WN FOR HVMMERSIDE

.30 10.20 12.00 -i.00 10.00 PM. ~<~ 41.00 AM. 7.00 RM. Iiuses c1111.'1cct \1"ith train

SOURiS-lilalillil v _ _ M - - - __ _- 1.310 i'..\i. » .

R EDY RACING wi

7 1Q 8.45

Tfliifly and Wed.

AS GAY A

S GAY PARE 1... TH LAU F

GHS AND SILVER-

EVE. T S: 8.45

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Georgctoivn (‘harlottetown

Bus Service STARTING 1110x1111’, 111.\v 11111.

Leave (icnrgctoivn -- _. (‘arilican — _ ._ 48 Station — — , Si. 'l‘l11-i"c~:is — - ,. _ Pcakes —- — — - ‘L00 .\..ll. Pisqilitl -— - - 5,); Fort Augustus - . 1 11 ll'l‘il~'i"r's (‘orner 94])‘: AM. Arrive (‘harluttt-toivn — 10.1111 1L5], Leave (‘l1."11"l11ltct:11\11 — -l.ll0 l'..'li. Pct-kl"- — — — - 5.1111 l'..'1l. (Iiriliigan - -- - 5.311 l’..\i Arrive (it-orei-lnivi. -- - 11.1111 n“,

Passcngl-i are fu y prnlccted by Insurance i111" any .cci1l1'1lt that may happen while driving 111 tllis Bus.

Stops at NOBANA '1'l\ ROOMS ‘ cat (itotflge Si. SON lll'l~.‘S"IS

(1 ALLI

5.8. SAINT ZQHN SAILS

~21. ‘in

s. s. Saint .101... sails from 11.1w. Point Wharf. Saint John, It 7:30 p.141. (A.T.), hiondavs, Thursdays, Saturdays. Duo 12:15.1... following morning. rim from 5.11m John, Sill Ono way; from C clrlottotown, P. E. l., to Boston, $16.33. Hall con- nnctian m Saint." John lmm all interior palms. sn-IL-FUDHI!‘ S1150 up, good for two p n. Excellent minis at reasonaslc priuuS.

ERfiUTEE3W STIIRMSIZZP minus

. Apply any Canadian National Rlllwnyl c0111....“ (ickcl 11:11“, or mm"- Point v. 1.1.1, s11... 1.11....

BIL-THIS

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S1in1l."1_v only —- —— -__ - ._.

LEAVE Dally evcept S 8.5.3 8-55 Alli. and 12.01 P.M. ll

Bus on m

LEAVE ELMlIL-l-SOLIIIIS m.- (‘HARLO-TTETOlYN ' _ Leave Elmira 7.210 A.M.;

Daily except Sunday

S0u1"is 8.

LEAVE BORDEN FOR SUMMERSIDE

Daily except Sunday — —

l,l"l.-\VE BORDEN FOR CHARLOTTETOWN (via Victoria)

mil‘ except Sunday - -

W-llialn hlcllctt of Wctnskl-

1111 1.1- of Souris, PEI. pass- ‘ fivellilly away at hs .ho1nc iii 1111111111114. 2311i, nt the ago jv-uis. The funeral was 00n- ii i1"on1 the First United 11 oi which he has been the 1' tlticr since tho Union. The 5- 11in: his favorite hymns

the solo was Peace Perfect, - I\' iilX rcqiiesl his five sons ‘vi-111

~ iI'-\:- 111 r11 pull bca1"crs. ‘ to 1111111111 ills loving wife. "-1 :1111l 11111 tiairthicrs niitl '-'I1u‘11l111'1l1, 1111c gr1‘:1l-1.la111i- ‘ "lb xl-o luothcrs lii Ilosttiu,

i1" inothr-i" anal two sisters on ‘lg-aid. Tile funeral was largely ,

SUMll-IERSIDE unday — —S'1.'1 12.071 AM. l’..\l. .\..lI. and 5.15 RM. Buses connec Charlottetown Bus.

FOR IIORDEN

21.25 5.171 7J0 i’..‘-l. l’ I. l’..\l. t with Victoria-

uscs connect with train o1" ainiand.

00 A.M.

_--9.35 1.00 6.25 8.00 A.M. Pfll. I’.M. IKM.

L.- 9.35 A.M. 6.25 P.i\i.

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REGINA. JilIlp 20—~iCP)—Char- gas of theft or 11 dance hall, lntd by Ilia Chorba against his wife. hi5 son and John Decon. a contractor, were dismissed by Magistrate W. B. Scott. in police cot-rt here.

Chorba. estranged from his fam- ily. claimed he was part owner o! the in'l 111111 i111- nccilsed had 1111-11-11 flu- 11111111111: from one iloint In Poplni" Park. t1 fcnv miles cast of Regina. ltfaiuilllcl‘.

(-0.111 11111-11 that. illrs. (‘horba (|\lll“('l thc hall 11nd had thi- fght ‘o move it.

u“ Ilium-it's (or dandruff.

I 2P..VI. lo Brutlcitcil f"l1l"'f‘ ,.

(‘l'lllI~‘.\'—».’\‘. tlic 11111.11 Victoria

livsnitili, 31-1." , 1'1 Juli" 1f) 111,17, \‘.'1111.1i ‘ 1 ". air-i 10 twars. l-‘u a] lroln ilcl" l.1"c ii‘"!1'l"|l(‘l‘. l- 1'~11.l. on ’1‘11es1la_v lll11":.il"" 1t ti“) ("l St. .‘\'lu'."~' (‘11111-1-11, i-11 1."), 111111111‘. please copy).

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1t.’ illl‘ lit-11n- t-i 11.5 tiuiilllifl‘, M13“- Cllalxtlfcr li“"i, '1‘: you. 1111 'l‘iie='ia_v i M 3 p,“ qftrr \\'ill(‘il the body 1111]] iv- tr-I: 11 1n 1111c 11111111: of his, gnu, ,\l-" .i. (1.111; "11"l.)"11;tl'1'i1-.Wil-" mo‘, 111.1- f1:1-.~~1ai . u! DWI‘ "'1 Twirsddv 1.1. 12.30. ltitrritlcnt ill m‘. 5.141.; ,.-1...-11-:"-.' n1 Bcrictpic.

lI.111- wit ever (hi-light of 1'1",‘ ll11- l .\I.l l. o1 your 1311s". l. h.1t 1. :.r'-l you do

without llit-in‘ N 111111111 not part 111.11 them M any price-

what you may not under- stand is that abuse and ncll- h.“ “.,.;". 111p i-ivs down. I'I.\- W-rp-nu- shuiu iiclfivifli (‘ITS fail cart)‘.

ti. F. Hutcheson

|

cunusoiv

ent Waves. L-901-5-28-i-i

40 cents.

THE 215T FIELD AMBULANCE ‘will meet at the Armourics at 7 11m. Uniforms will be issued.

L-l806

T0 CHARLOTTETOWN-Mr. A. N. Ball left by motor Saturday morning to attend a three-day sales convention in Charlottetown, P.E.I. Ml‘. Ball is at present group man- ager foi" his conlpaiiy in Cape Bre- ton Isla-ncl-Sydney-Post Record.

_.____.

POLICE COUIII At the Police Court yesterday a woman charged wth a breach of the Excise Act was lined $25 and costs or in lieu of payment sentenced to serve 30 clays in jail.

SPECIAL SERVICES-I'm? Sal- vation Army are holding special S€l'\‘1('t.‘S this week on Wednesday and T‘ ulxsdny evenings. They w.ll be fl.'~.~iSi,(3(i by Captains Ward and Graham of Plctou, N. S., Captain l-Llrght of Stellarlon. N. 5., and LZFUL Hughes of ‘Brenton, N. S. 'l‘:1c public are cordially invited to tilt-sc- services.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- ccai of M1". George Howard was held ycnlcitlzly afternoon front cliulrh where service was conduct- cd b_\' Rcv. H. Aliilcr, assisted by ltcv. H. Pierce and Rev. A. E. ‘W1:- lii-ilzzic. loliolving a private sclllte a1. the home by the same clclgymen. ‘1111- pail bearers were: D1". J. H. A; 1-1".~, hfcssrs. Geo. Buxtou, R. .\-11-.kl1-, E. aicLean, G. H. Taylor 111111 A. Duchcnlin.

N-LICI-INSED l) R I V E R S J-Jfllrcc motorists appealed tuistraie 'I\\"cc(i_vs eolilt, yc " "hargetl with opciuitlilg 111111-

orvcliiclcs without allccilsu anti l\‘..‘lc‘ illlL'(i tive dollars. 'l‘v1'o Cill‘

l)‘..l'l‘!'.v appcan-tl cli-argcd witli per-

NO 'l\"

milling ilnilljtillnPfi drivers to opJ .1-1"'1'1-. their cztrs and were fined ten

lot-liars anti costs. 'l‘wo 1no1"e owners ‘are to appeal" today.

LOSE HOME BY FIRE-Fire 0i uitdetemlineci origin destroyed the combined store and dwelling of .llugh Cummiskcy at Folt. Augustus la". midnight Sunday night. 1L is |l:ll(lt‘l‘SiO0(‘i nothing was saved as bah 1 tr. and Mrs. ctimmiskey were about at. the time. the flames ca lung considerable headway be- lore being discovered by neighbors. Tile 111111.11: ncaiby owned by Leo Dunn, was saved with 'l‘.-1-- loss is estimated at $1,200.

BRILLLANT S T U D E N T S — Among the gratiualcs of tile Yllfliiiy 111111 si-u or tlasscs of the New E ,. land Institute and New Lnglana 51.1.1101 of Accourmilg of lVortr st." i", ‘if: 1., on June, lllh was (icorgc War ll Jiltt:0ll. ..'r., son of All". (‘icorgc W. Judson. formerly of Al- 1,‘. .11...1"-.1. Lot ~10. P. E. I.,a1ld grand- son oi ltl and Nlrs. Wm. H. Jud- soii oi vancirri. Another mil Ai- bcrs Raymond Judson. also £11m"- “11311 frmri w "ihtlixiizgzii High School Jum- 7. Both young man made ex- crlicnl marks and ill-ill)’ relatives l1 c will follow their future careers with interest.

about

WEDDING BELLS -— Tile M81156 at Dundas was the scene of a happy {lilfi ])l't‘i'_V illilifill-IC CPl'Cill0ll_l' D11 June 16th when Margaret. Anna

1 Bell Acorn. daughter" of Mi". aild'

Nfrs. Robert Acorn of thi= place. was "united in mania-go with Nci- son (7. .‘\(‘O;‘l'l. son of Ml". and Mrs. Dani-l Acorn, who are also residents of Duntias. The ceremony was pt‘l'i"il'lll:‘fi by" the Rev. Aicxrilitl-r Fuuh. A host 11f fricndwnre ox- tcndiilg congratulations and best. 111.1111».

SFPRIIME (‘OYRT IIE\I{S cn calnrra. the tricl hard Gauthier. charged ith rapt". occuplrri _vt-slci'da_v's sitting of Queen's County Supreme Court’

with M1". Justice A. C. Saunders l1rc"»i<ill1:. Thc case 1111i he roll- ,t1:1ucli today. Mr. D. litigai" Sh. ‘ KC. and lion. 'l‘hallc A. Canin- bcll. KC. appeared for the Crown and Mr. it. R. Bell ivn" ricfcn-c control. The jury includes: Hvllfl’ Hutzllcs. foreman; Colin D. illite- phq], Pi-tr-r Tot-it". Air-x Waits. (‘I " c Crock-y". Augustine W111 1r Jmt-ph Storey. ‘Milton Janka . l-larry" Crosby, John Slf‘\\'."ll‘l. An~ drew Fl. Dollar and (icorct- Mac- Qltaidc.

KNIGHTS OF PYTIIIAS

IN-

Slill, (ll-‘l-‘lfl-Jlls ~ O11 llluin-tlay o .

inslalaiinti of officers of - Lodge. No. 151, Ki-izllts 0i . “'11s (‘fillfillfifd in ihc. ‘ hail - 11.110111 hiCLtfltlil, 1111-101" Gran-i ('l'111lL't‘li(Jl‘. assisted by DllufiCt Dth’

l

p111." Grand Chancellor L. B. Mill- tirand Outer Guard, J. T. Mc- cc and Past Chancellor Wm. War- r1111 The follow nu officers wcrc installed: Chancellor Commander. B. 'I‘inne_v; Vice Chancellor, W. lit-lily: Prclatc, H. Vcx<i‘.\'- M. W. l1iovrl Yco, M. A. Gordon ‘foombs. I. (1., Harry McKee. O. 6.. Jas Brady, . . E. L. il/ICK-‘IY. M. F» AiVlli l . K. R. .1: 5., R. G. McLc-"ul.

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11.11.1111 McLean. Deputy WW1‘ Cilzinccllor. _

AT ROTARY -- At the. Rotary lili‘t'lli‘lil‘l yl-‘Siflfdltl’ the 517F133"

was President-elect. Neil 311101-05"- 11. ho gave an interesting ifliil 0K1 i115 visit to Plnclnnrl. H1- itild "i U10 litany places of interest which i101 rt-td other members of iilt‘ party. hari visited in London prior to the coronation. They also 111-re ill Scol- lniul, Ireland 11nd Willes. lie i-‘ii\'(‘ " interesting detn ls of the cor- ‘ on. referring to the part which ,- Ctinadlan units and the hlountt-d Police played in the gNRi iWiP-“Ffl slnn. Thcy also visited the castle in. Scotland which had been restore-fit

to the Chief of the Clan MncLean. At the age of 7B he undertook thr- rt-r-toration. and dcspitc iucdicblfliifi to the contrary, he comp ctcd 1hr work and lived to the ngc of 101i. R111 'ian Roy Qlrglcy ivas l11 thi- clu.i1. and the guest. was Mr. lrwi-ul iht- lrlsh slmzcr who is hcrt- in 1-1-11- ‘

1111111011 vrllh the (‘l1i11"i11111-i1.-,-»., Hospital Bazaar. Rot-niaans Ii. w " Tt-Pa-zc and Rcubcn itiawiot-nhl

were welcomed on return lroni their trip oversea.

ili‘\i>liAvliy'vfLJ

$7115. Qntrel Q-

S for better Permian-

OLD SPAINS special value Tues- day, June 22nd, Roast Goose Dinner L-178-6-22-1i.

Tr nlty

difficulty. -‘

"co-t-peratye principles. credit

d ' RECITAL OF PIANOFORT

AND YOFAL MUSIC lull gill

8.15 at,

Pearle Burns. Sliver collection.

L-l813.

______ FOR Q U 1 c x SALE-Bazgctl llmestoneJ-LSO per ton. The Island

Fertilizer Company Limited. L-1803-6-22-2l

YACHT RACE POSTPONED

NEWPORT, RI. June 2I—1AP1 -—A solid wall of fog blanketed the sea. today mcilt of a scheduled race between Chandler llovc_v's Rainbow" and Gerard B. Lambert/s Yankee in trials to select a defender of the Americas Cup.

_________ Personals -_-___ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flanders,

Hcnniker, N. H.. are guests a: Bel. mom Lodge, P. E. I.

Ztlrs. Mimic Uuri N. l-l. arrived in the 1': on c1 few ivecks‘ of her sistc .

_ ii’ .ast WCVK v'~;l, .‘~ilt: ls a gill-st Airs. J. D. Jenkins. Mr. Harry Toombs lt-ft yesterday for Sydney where he has accepted a 1105111011 in a. 11111.10 tailoruig cs- "tablishmellt. ,

Mr and Mrs. Robe and fauiily,

_ rt P. Wiglnoro FlTfitsllFtOfl, N. 13.. are

vi. ling Mr. and .\l1":~. Robert lthvizes, Dllllaiiliillllgi‘, for a 1aca~ 11011.

3115s Irene Ancnault who has been 21 patient at the Cinlllnttt-‘olvn llospllai tur the past .~.L".(‘l'lll weeks is making sillisinctnry prowl-cs..- hcl" many friends tr." rabou". again ill the 0.11" iuturc.

Ilfi". Milton Stewart. Chailtxte. t11\\"11,Pl"o\"i111-1al Afaliagcl" t‘ 111.1 l.i.'c :'\.~iii‘Illl('(‘ Conlpaily". .\i('i(iii_\' fur Zillrollto to 111101111 . oils 111 til»: Annual (‘ullicliuoli ol the Century Club.

M1". Alan "'l‘1>I1_1-" Flildifli ill England last year llll(i(‘l‘ all I. O. D. E s1"l1<i1a'l'sli p. arrived ‘i hnnvc lass incl . lic will .\]lt‘llti ins . holidays with his parents, Air. and 1 hirs. James A. .\la1.\;'1il.1n, Char- ? iOLICKOWXI.

Among the recent pYaCill-TLCS rc- crlving their B.A. CiCilYPPS at Acadia ‘ Colette. Woltvlilc. N. 5.. was Mr. Kenneth E-aton. son o; 121-1". Ros; c, and Mrs Eaton. fornlcriy of this C31."- Hc has accepted a, call to preach for the slimmer monihs at Hllisboro. N. S.

Vi‘. R. It. Ho g. tnctiital student in Tr lilL_V Collette. Dublin, returned to the Island on Saturday evening to spend his vacation 111th his par- ents lllr. and airs. W. G. llogc. and 1 he expects to return 1o 111-land in

Scptclnbcr. Mr. Hog-g, “111; 1'5 5pm.

ialiring in nbstciiatz. in the Trinity

College. will graduate in about

eighteen months time.

Miss Constance Hmriman arriv- ed home last: evening from attend- ing the Coronation Cf‘i'l"lll0ll!6.'i 11f, London as 1"cp1"e.=c-1itative of the Girl Guides. She reports .1 most. cnjoyzablc trip. A110 i"et1il"l1il1<1l1o1ne last cvciiirg were Mrs. Robert Holman and Mrs. Hcber large.

Large Attendance lit. 2nd Evening 0f Grand Bazaar

l

Tile second night of thc Grand Hospital BLIZIIZII‘ at the Market Building saw a larpc aticutiantrc. Booths ivcrc in full kllill}: anti lin- til almost. eleven och-ck the crowd showed little inclination to leave. Featuring ihc clu-ilingk proeranl lY-ZS the superb sin-zinc of .\i‘i". Rob- crt. Il"\\'ill, Irish i1ill'il()ll1‘, who has completely" won the hearts of so many of those lovers 11f music who have been privileged to heal" him.

Winner of the door prize. a beau- tiful floor lamp. ivas 311s Florlicl Bi"adl.='_v. 1

After the show last night barn-n officials were busy clcai"ilig a ihc btloihs and replacing the mar- ket tables in preparation for 1,0- d -."'.~ business As soon as the mar- kcb Ls ovcl" this cvcinm: willing llt‘l'llt"i‘ii will rush illl’ \\".11k of rc- plat-lng the booths niid pulling rvcrvlhing in 11111111: for int- big program tonight ‘

Forty Enrolled At St. llunstan’s1

,$hort Coursewmu

Forty young men enrollcrl at 111111

, agriculture short course which np- Brfliinlfii

ennui at, St. llullsiaivs yesterday. Classes will occupy two‘ ivei-k and will include lilstructlon

in purely agriculture subjects mitt

lectures on leadership. soil analysis,

1n~

farm book keeping, home

nmkintz. and education. Dr. M. M.

Cnttdy of the exzentlon department. of Si. Francis Xavier University".

Antlgnnlsh, will lecture on leader-

ship and Mr. James McIntyre,

Monctotl. will give instruction in

soil analysis. Other lecturers will

nclutie officials from the Federal

11nd Provincial Departments of Ag-

riculture. Several afternoons will

be spent, on the College. Falcon-

wood and Experimental Farms

where classes will be supervised by

agriculture experts. Saturday morn-

ing will be spent in Davis and

Frnsers‘ packing plant where the, short course students will sec b11111 grading demonstrations.

l iiirinitp Ginitch Ciiurtli Tlll" AY. JUNE 22 i

10.30 A. iL-Wed. -— Klndrrga le, Closing — Social llall.

University

ions".

E 8'. l-Icartz .\ii‘llltll'lzli flail. Suzanne Brenton. Gwynneth Fry,

forcing postponc- ,

v, Hcnnikel, i

of lilc ."

.\i3L.\Iliirll”l, who "

. Pt-Ztiilai.

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111111112 11111

Pupils Of Miss Lillian McKenzie Heard In

Fine Program.

l A large

Hmrtz tvlt-lnorial Hall last llitzlv Pupils heard were from

tor. intermed ate and seniors.

1' Prizes were awarded as follows: | P.S.S. Class~EIainc Porzer.

1 First, Yea1"—Ivi-.1r-,;arct Martin. Second Yeal"--~Bes.~.le Conrad. Vanlderstine.

j Primui"_v—l3everle_v and

Elementary. —Ol1vc K'."(‘[)‘.l‘ig Norma Daiziei.

Junio1"—Do1"o1hy' Keeping.

Intermediate-Louis Cox.

Senior-Andrew G '

TlIBOI‘_\'-—TPI'PSH D111 hoe.

The audience last 11i:ht was de- lghlcd \l'l‘.i\ the flllP performance of the pupils and \\"a.~ inthuslaszic in its applaugsc. Toiliqht thcrc will be a prograln of pmlloturte and vo- crii nulsic presented by three young 1 ladies. tiutlils of 111105 31614011218-

Folloivln; was last night's pro-

gram: PART I PRINCE STREET SCHOOL CLASS tFirst Year)

Rhythm Orchestra-On the Bridge

Avignon

, l y M: "ie Jcnkllis; ""C11qiic'.t,e*", Kcll~ -

11111;" lf-lrli iii 1511i Sht-rrcn: “fumbling Clown". Kciinctly. ‘ Georgina , Loonlls. Shirley Hooper: DreamingKon- iu-rly. ltichard Hurst: iai Happy Chi‘.- drcn, Mozart; Ibl Tripping Along, Johnson. t Elaine Porter: Come WaltzWith M11. Strauss 1arr.1 i Duct, Elaine and Richard: Miri- uct. Nfozart. i Rhythm Orchestra: Haydn. . , First Year i Betty Beer: Campfire Reverie. l Von Haupt. Audrcj." IJ-“Biois: Snug; 1b- Oicl Fiddler. Folk Tunes. Shirley Fcrgtison: Tripping g Along, Thompson. Sylvia Chandler: Rondino, Rog- P118. Elizabeth Martin: A Little Piece, Schumann. Second Year

’l"’l Nash:

1

King: Short. Story"

Aildant-e.

Jo_vec Collin: Lazily Row, Folk TllllE.

Bill Brehaut: The Recruits, Bal"tii.

Noreen Campbell: A ShadyNook, Czech Tune.

Fairlie Proivsc: Tune. Dunhifl.

Bessie Conrad: Slumber Song. Schubert.

Hurdy Gurdy

Primary

Ann Duffy: Tile Mei"ry Peasant,‘

Schuiraun

Jean Iifoorc: l-Iaymakers Dance. Swlnstcaci

Shirlie Stems: Little Red Slices. Eric Marco.

Nfarjorio Spillctt: fai The Tum- bler. Ar'hur Trcw: tbl Highland Fisherman. Olivc Lloyd.

Beverley Vanlderstinc: Minuet in G. Bach. "

Duet. Shirlle and Jean: Gavotte in F, Martini.

Part lI-Elementary

Margaret Lawson: iliélijldllfikillg,‘ Zilchcr.

Olivc Keeping: 1:11 Song ofCon- tcntmcnt. Bach; 1b) Ecossaisc. ' Beethoven.

Bililt- Bourke: Berk-Shun.

Beryl DcBlois: The Poor Old. Fitidicl". Eric Ilfarco. 1'

Norma Dnlzicl: On Wings cf Sonc. Mendelssohn.

Catharine- Wright. Minuet tn G. Bccthnvcu.

Willard lrlam: Nlnrch. Bcchtcr.

Duri. Norma and Yiiargaret: Turkish Afart-h. Beethoven.

Junior

F7121 Irlalnt Gobims Frolic. Hel- lr-r.

Dorothy" Keeping: Minuet. Han- 111-1-

Rustic Dan/re. i

Drummer Bojws .

V1131- Lentc-Vaughan Wllltarils.

Jmrc FPFQIIFOII’ Aferry Wedding 17.111111 hiichacl Mullinar.

licicllc Cnlwiii: Poupce Valsnlvc,

Earl Wonnacott: Prelude in A Malor; Prt-ltlde in C Minor, Cho- in

intermediate IKillISF (“ox and Margaret M-trtiil: Ahnurt in A Bochcrlnl. Tcrcsn Donnhoc: (a) Fantasiein

Minor. ltfnmrt: thi Valse. An English Dance.

D -r1 Roy Agnew".

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