Canada's EASIEST TERMS are AGAIN AVAILABLE at NEW WAY 156 WEEKS r 36 MSNTIIS TO PAY t I. V. or 0" V”, for Month Carrying Charge 11!! GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN g Successful concert At Tryon Hall -The variety concert. held in Tryon Baptist Hall. on Friday. May 0. and sponsored by the Tryon and North Tryon Woenenh In- stitutes. was presented to a pack- ed house. Many were turned away because even standing room was not available. The audience was IIIQS appreciative and enthusias- inasirine the Performers to do their very best. It would be dil- iicult to mention any star per- iormancs. as all the actors and entertainers seemed to please the audience. Perhaps the most hil- arious moment oi the evening came when the curtain was pulled back to reveal seven oi the com- munities' well known residents at- tired as iniants tor the "Baby show." The concert opened and closed with choral numbers sung by the school children of both districts. The senior group's iinal selection was "The Island Hymn", which they ioilowed by "The Queen". Mrs. C. D. Wright accompanied the children, and they were direct- ed by Wm. A. Jones. Mr. Roy Dawson, secretary or the Tryon School Board. was chairman and the programme was as ioliows: "Pop Goes The Weasel". "Ven- ice" and "There were Three Crows"-Junior School Chiidreus chorus. "Polly Put the Kettle On" One act play - Tryon Women's Institute. Cast: Mrs. Austin Smith. Miss Addie Heiliwell. Miss l-'lorence Mabey. Mrs. Sheldon Howatt. Mrs. Maurice I-Iowatt and Misses Mildred Hewett and Helen Brown. "Nothing To Laugh At" - read- ing -- Arthur Cellbeck. "The Blue Danube" - duet - Mrs. Sheldon Howatt and Mrs. Raymond Wood. accompanied by Mrs. Vivian Bartlett. "Baby show"-babies - Messrs. Otto Johnson. Norman Wood. Hilils Cairns, Asher Howatt, Max Leiurgey, Gerald Best and Austin Smith. Mothers - Mrs. Earl Mebey. Mrs. Hiliis Cairns, Mrs. Arthur Thomson, Mrs. Lloyd Ilowett. Mrs. George Robblee, Mrs. Percy I-lowatt and Mrs. Walton Toombs. Judge - Mr. Everett Howett. "Star Child" and "Secrets" vocal solos -- Barbara Smith. sc- companied by Mrs. C. D. Wright. "Dune" and "Home on the Range" - vocal solos - Mr. Nor- man MacDonald. accompanied by Miss Ethel Inmen. "Prom Night" - one act pley- North Tryon Women's Institute. Cast: Miss Mildred Dawson, Mrs. Archie Thomson. Mrs. Charles Roberts. Miss Helen I-iowett. Mr. Burt Thomson, Mr. Charlie Thom- son. end Mr. Archie Thomsol. "The Merry Peasant". "Oh Dear. What Can the Matter Be" and "The Island Hymn" - Senior school children's chorus. "The Queen." Mrs. William Arthur Jones di- rected the two one act plays. Following the programme. lunches were sold. and a social hell-hour enjoyed. New scams w.r. 'l'he membea oi the Women's Institute met at the home oi Mrs. .. , ....g ..-.- A-M successful Varie concert Repeated -The variety concert which was staged in the King George Hall, Kcnsington by the school district or Indian River. some time ago and repeated on Monday night. May 5 in Hamilton Hall, proved very succeasiul in antsrtainme and in ninances which are rais- ed ior the building iund oi the new school. . Messrs. Thos. Humphrey per- iormed the duty as chairman in Kenaington while Mr. Lloyd Lock- erby acted at the Hamilton con- cert. Two one-act comedies were very well presented; each mem- ber of the cast taking their re- spective parts in a very realistic manner. In the iirst. a very active little drama. Mrs. Russel Campbell and Mrs. Daniel Noonsnpplaying the part oi two maiden ladies, brought out very amusingiy the events of an evening in their home. when they had a visitor. a shy young man who later proved himself a relative. This part was very weu taken by Mr. Keith Mann. This scene gave the audience much cause to smile. Mr. Donald Mecbelian played a very professional part, in the sec- ond comedy. From his apparent absent-mindedness, the writing or a speech and washing dishes are two duties that cannot be attend- ed to at the same time. and when a young lady, Miss Agatha Mac- Lellan, took reluge in his apart- ment, he was more confused than ever. Her sudden appearance brought still another visitor. Mr. Andrew Turner. with more amus- ing complications. The part of a relative was well taken by Mrs. Louis Rogers. The many deceiving and perplex- ed situations throughout this scene were well periormed and applauded by the audience. Mr. Allan Mscheilen supplemented his brother's part with equally as good acting in the second per- iormance. Pleasing musical numbers in- cluded vocal solca. Miss Donelda MacDonald, duets by the Misses Margaret and Jean Murray, Ken- sington. with Rev. L. Murray. their tether. as accomps l . Ro- zite and Noreen Hickey. guitar accom.. and Janet Mann and Eleanor Hickey. Impersonation and song: Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Sheen was very favourably done by the Mann child- ren and Mr. Paul Gallant render- ed some very iine accordion selec- tions. ' Lively instrumental music was played during intermission by Mr. Walter Rogers. violin. Rosita. Hickey. guitar. with Mrs. Edgar Hickey as accompanist. . Much credit is due all taking part in this line performance also to Mrs. B. C. Macbellan, Mrs. Austin Mecl..ellan. Mrs. Keith Mann. Mrs. Edgar Hickey ior their assistance in preparing the plays. LONDON - (OF) --A dull whin- audience ling sound puzzled the Gus Peters on April 8 for their regular meeting. The meeting was, opened by repeating the Creed. I Roll call was answered by l5? members and six visitors. Thai minutes of March meeting were read and approved. 1 Committees reported as loilowsf school needs soap and paper towels; 5 sick. no report. ' Committees for April are: school. scrubbing committee; sick. same as March. - ' The secretary attended the lead- ership course in the absence of the ...esident, and a report was given on the programme. also some good ideas on planning al district convention. Donations of remnants were re- ceived ii-om both Simpson's and !.'aton's and were given out at the meeting to be made into articles to be sold at some future meeting. A letter of "thanks" willIbe sent to both Simpson's and Eaton's ior their lovely donations of remnants. The women or at. Charles hand- ed in Ill.25. proceeds from a card play. The Government grant was received. The Line and Burrs Road South will be in charge for cleaning the school for April. Institute News was passed around to members who will pay (or same at next meeting. A letter was received from the director of iirst aid acknowledging the letter regarding the cancelling of iint aid at St. Charles for the time being. but wishing to see the course reorganized again. Lunch was served by hostess in charge and a social hour was en- joyed by all. Patty Peters en- tertained members by singing some very nice songs. Mrs. Maurice Dodcette invited the members to her home for May meeting. after which the meeting was sdicumed. IISED TRADTDR BARGAINS 1-1950 FORD-DEATL BORNE ..... .... 81175.00 1-1949 FORD-DEAR v BORNE .. S10'iB.00 1-1947 F0RD-DEAR- : HORNE .-o 1-1947 cocxsmrrr "W 1-1945 M-H TWO- PIDW an Thoroughly S.R. JQHRSTDI, I-TD. l0..Poter's ' mace a1oo.oo H1500 (thaws. nose, acre 0 .1... s Among the recent visitors at the ahcre were Rev. J. A. , P.P.. Mr. J. Dunbar. Alma. Mr. Leo Mcbolusll and Mr. and Mrs. A. Dealtochu. Tigniah. - Mrs. Joseph Douoetta and Mr I. J. Arsenauit, who were both patients in the Western Hospital. their home nt have returned to iuily recovered. -The regular meeting of the Home and school Amoeletien was held last week with Mr. Ben J. Pitrs presiding. There was con- ” ” discussion re school im- provements and it was decided to paint the ceiling ol the. school room within .the next new days. The president thanked the teacher ior his help and encouragement during the past year. A special meeting oi the It. Thomas Aquinas society wu held on April so with Mrs. ldmond Gaudet presiding. The minutes or the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Ben J. Pitre and Mr. Cyril Gaudet pre- sented the treesureris report. Mr. P. A. Araenault addressed the meeting and encouraged everyone to continue towers in the interests oi this worthwhile society which has already and is continuing to do so much (or education. The pupils of Tignish Shore school presented their three set play in the parish hall at Tignish on April 29 in the presence of a large and a,, ' ” audience. Rev. Denis Gallant acted as chair- men and introduced the out. Mr. Henry Geudet played the accbnh paniments. At the conclusion or the periormance the pastor. Rev. . A. MacDonald. thanked and congratulated the pupils, teacher and parents or Tignish shore lor- their wonderiul periormance. A good sum of money was realised for the parish iunds. -3! during a concert at the Royal Festival Hall. As the concert ended an elderly woman in the iron! row switched on her hearing aid. and the whistling stopped. JUST ARRIVED PLANET JR. GARDEN TRACTORS SEEDERS - CULTIVATORS Planet Jr. Tractor with Cui- tivator and Lawn Mower et- tachment complete - 3126.50 Planet Jr. Single row Seed- crs ............................ .. S . Planet Jr. Two row Seed- ers ........................ .. S50.00 Cultivators 521.50 E 323.00 J. J. 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