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/-- -__ ,__\ _,_ _ _' g _ DECEMBER 5. 1949 ~ THE GUARDIAN. CHARLUFTETOWN have Mr. Martin come to the Hall or, Mrs. George Monaghan, Audit-I Mrs. Norman Stretch presided. to show films. It was decided to ore-Mrs. James n. Flood Miss DR 1N” Eight members paid their BIlnilGI

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non Women's Institute hegetnzli-r annual meeting at the name o; Mrs. Lawson Jenkins on November 1. Meeting opened by Greed repeated ln unison. Roll responded to by nine mem- pfly g their membership of the last an- d monthly meetings were "up approved, and signed. The resident thanked the members For their kind oil-operation during ma your, The treasurer gave a rap“; o! the years work which mowed $43.75 in cash during the vear. With expenses amounting to "W113, ienvlng a balance or $03.57. The election of officers resulted 1n me following: president-Mrs. Everett MacDougall, vice-presi- dmt-Mrs. Lloyd Fitrncss, secret- gi-y-treasurer—Mrs_ Gordon Crane, auditors-Mrs. Wilfred Furness, Mrs. Samuel Martin, school-urn- mittee~Mrs. Richard MivRae Mrs. Clifford Lea. dire -tors--Mrs. .os- op], Henry, Mrs. Joseph Sullivan. Gault Murray, sick com-

riI-5tee-Mrs. Wilfred FIIITIQSS. Mrs. uoyd purness. Mrs Wilfred Furness moved a

vote or thanks to the retiring presi- dent for her splendid work dur- in; the year. Seconded by Mrs. Lawson Jenkins. The next meet.- lng to be held at the home of Mrs. Wilfred FIXTIIOSS. Roll call to be lnswr-red by an exchange of Christ- mas illfts.

Mrs. Wilfred Furness movcd the meeting he adjourned seconded hv Mrs William Hewlett after which a delirious lunch ivas served by the hostess. -

_'I'lie thirteenth annual inect- m; or Irishtoivn W. l., was held at the home of Miss Emmeline and Mrs. l-Izirold MacLeod, and opened in the usual manner. Seventeen members rrsponded to roll call by paying thcir fees. and four new members were welcomed.

The president. Mrs. Ernest W. yohnstono. pave a most. encourag- ing and inspiring report of the work done during the past year. The sick committee reported hav- ing niadc rails and three treats were taken to sir-k itneinbcrs. The new committee is Mrs. Kenneth MacLeod. Iiirs. Clayton Stavort and Mrs. Archie Paynter. Miss l-ierlc Crnzicr was re-elcrtcrl mi the school committee for Ilic year. The treasurer. Mrs. James B. Mac- Leod. save the financial report. showing expenditures which in- eluded 9556.35 for new school desks. and receipts, including lion- us from the government on new desks, $202.53. It was decided to buyanew Bingo game for the Institute.

Correspondence included a let- ter from Miss Boswell. urging the organization of a sewing cluh, iz-ut due to lack of leaders, this matter had to be dropped. It was decided that sewing and knitting be sent for. in answer to an appeal from the Red Cross. Acknowledgments were read, from the Save the Chil- dren Fund, for clothing sent them. from the T. B. League. and iron institute members in England, for food sent to them. It was decided that each member donate iood for articles of handicraft. at the next meeting, to be sent to England lira. James Efvans and Mrs. Harold MaoLeod thanked the members ior treats. Thanks Will! also conveyed lathe meeting from Mrs. Keith Adams.

Mrs. Kenneth MacLcod was ask- edto preside for the election oi officers. Nominees for president. were: Mrs. Wilfred Cain-izboll, Mrs. Kenneth iilarLeod and Mrs. Archie Payntcr. Mrs. Wilfred Campbell

was elected and Mrs. Kenneth Mac-

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The new directors are: Mrs. Archie Paynter, Mrs. Leigh Payn- ter and Mrs. Archie Johnatone. This committee is to prepare the new program for the coming year. The auditors are Mrs. Daniel Hick- ox and Mrs. James Evans. The Red Cross convenor, Mrs. David Camp- bell, and organist, Mrs. Kenneth liiacLeocl were re-elecf/ed. Mrs. James Evans invited the members to her home for the next meeting. The program consisted of a letter contest by Mrs. Harold Mncbeod. The meeting then adjourned and closed with The King.

A most delicious lunch was ser- ved by the hostesses in charge, apd a sing-song was enjoyed by a I.

ORWELL COVE W.l.

The regular monthly and an- "iai meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Morrlsseys on Nov. i) with an attendance of thirteen members. The roll call was answer- ed by the payment o! fees. The minutes of the last melting were read and adopted followed by the committees’ reports.

The members decided to form fl sewing club in the district. Mrs. William Morrissey was appointed as instructor.

It was agreed to send a Oanaid food parcel to the adopted instit- ute in England. Four letters of thanks for a parcel received were read from the adopted institute. Each member is to bring two articles ior the orphanages to next meeting.

The minutes of the last annual meeting ivcre read. The retiring president gave her address which was followed by the secretary's re- ports.

The total receipts were $316.48 and expenditures $206.36. The fol- lowing committees were appoint- ed: President, Mrs. John Molina;

vice president, Mrs. Ernie Mac- Leod; secretary, Miss Rose Mor- i-isey; directors; Mrs. B. J. no -

Donald, Mrs. Frank Rooney, Mrs. Ernie Mac-Leod; auditors, Mrs. Dan liincDonald. lVLi-s. James Roen- ey.

The meeting then adjourned pr- tei" a delicious lunc.li was served.

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The tenth annual meeting nf Clinton Women's Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. Leslie Paynter on Wednesday evening, Nov. 9, with the president in the chair. The meeting opened with the singing of the Institute Ode and repeating the Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by nine members paying membership fees. The minutes of the last annual and regular meetings were read- the latter approved and signed. The president in her remarks voiced her appreciation or the co- operation she had received during her year's term of office. The secretary-treasurer then gave the financial report, which showed $055.30 receipts for the year and expenditures $547.00 leaving a hal- ance on hand $108.27. It was moved seconded and carried that this re- port be adopted. The auditors re- ported having examined the books and found them to be correct. The Red Oross convenor reported six children's pyjamas, six children's nightgowns, five dresses, ten

toques, five girl's sweaters, four pairs boy's stockings, three pairs girl's ankle socks. ,

The siok committee reported two calls during the month. Christmas cards were distributed and paid for. The birthday box was opened, its contents amount- illg to $4.18. Several bills were paid, $5.00 for a spray. $75.00 for an organ for the hall and 830m) for a stove for the hall. Contributions were received for the Salvation Army amounting to $31.50 and the Protestant Orphanage $23.50.

The following committees were appointed for December: Lunch: Mrs. Wilfred Pickering, Mrs. Leslie Paynter and Mrs. James smith; programme; Mrs. James smith and Mrs. George McKay. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. James Smith when the roll call will be answered by an ex- change of gifts. The sick commit- tee ior next quarter, Mrs. Stirling McKay and Mrs. James smith.

The election of officers (or the ensuing year then took place and resulted as iollowmPx-eaident Mrs. George McKay (re-elected). vice-president, Mrs. George Riley (re-elected). Secretary - treasur- er, Mrs. Wilfred Pickering (re- electedi. Red Cross Con- vencr, Ziirs. Charles Wrotlside. Directors. Mrs. Iiaslie Plynter. Mrs. C. B. Goss and Mrs. Willard Riley. Auditors. Mrs. James Smith and Miss Vivian Woodside. Organ- ist Mrs. Stirling McKay. Birth- day Box. Mrs. George Riley.

The Institute News was dis- tributed and I letter from Miss Boswell concerning sewing clirbs was read. Notice of a district exe- cutive meeting was received. A let- ter was read from the secretary of the adopted Institute in England acknowledging with thanks a box which they had received.

Miss Vivian Woodside and Mrs. Wilfred Pickering to take charge of same

Collection was taken and the singing oi "The Kin!" closed the meeting. A dainty lunch was serv- ed hy the hostess and conunlttee in charlie-

HARBINGTON W. l.

The annual meeting of the Har- rington W.l. was held at the home of Mos. Harry Gander with reven- tccn members and one visitor in attendance.

Meeting opened with the Creed followed by the reading oi min- utos of previous and lllt annual meetings. Roll call was responded to by paying oi dues. Repoi-u of committees were heard and cor- respondence dealt with.

Mrs. MacFarlane and Mrs, Car- tcr ivcre appointed as sick coin- mitice for the next two month;

ask Miss Boswell to come to the school to organize a sewing club with Mrs. Cudmore and Mrs. Mac- Farlane as leaders.

The cod liver oil capsules bought through the Red Croa were sold to the members. It was decided to have swings and tilts made for the school some time during the win- er.

The secretary-treasurer gave the following report-receipts $650.30, expenditures $595.11. balance $55.19. The usual sum oi money was voted as a gift for the secre- tary, Mrs. l-iilson Hughes.

The election of officers then took place which resulted as fol- lows -— President. Mrs. Borden Ford: vice-president, Mrs. Ira Auld; secretary-treasurer — Mrs. Earl Carter; auditors — Mrs. B. Nev/son. hirs. P. Rodd: directors. Mrs. W. Prowse, Mrs. I-I. Cudmore. Mrs. S. MacFarlane.

Mrs. Leigh Stewart, the retiring president then thanked all for their help and co-operation during the past year. Mrs. Willard Prowse kindly invited the members to her home for the December meeting when the members of Brackley Pgint Institute will be entertain- c .

At the close of the meeting a cle- licious lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.

KEI.I.Y'S (‘ROSS TV. I.

The annual meeting of Kelly's Cross Womcns Institute mot at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kellv on Nov. 4. The minutes of the last annual and monthly meetings were read and approved. The committees gave their reports in- cluding the report of the secre- tary-trcasurer. Tlii- total receipts for the year \Vf‘l‘(‘ $264.72. The io- tal expenditure was $106.2‘: and a balance on hand of $158.67. The report was thcn signed by the auditors.

The committees were then ap- pointed for next month: sick. Mrs. Clarence Curlcy. Mrs. Bennett Trainer: school. Vivien Trainer: lunch. Mrs. Ambrose Monaghaii. Mrs. William Murphy The offi- cers for the coming year were re- elected.

It was decided to have a. 25c collection at the iurxt meeting and a regular collection of 5c at every meeting. A grab bag realized 95c. Mrs. Weddell invited the mem- bers for the ncxt meeting. God Save tho King brought the meet- ing to a close. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and com- mittee ln charge.

GLEN VALLEY W.I.

The Glen Valley _W.l. Iicid their annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Ivan Frizzell with eight members and four visitors pres- ent. The president was :n the chair Meeting opened in usual way with singing of Odrxand repeating the Creed. Roll call was answered by paying dues for next year to which six members responded. Minutes of last annual and regular mcet- ings were then read and signed by

president. Correspondence W33 read, sick com-mittce reported and new sick committee appointed:

Mrs. Norman MacDonald and Mrs. Sterling MacLean.

A fully detailed report of last year's work was then given by the secretary which indicated a very successful year in our Institute work, leaving the tidy sum of ninety-six dollars as a cash bal- ance on hand. The retiring presi- dent. Mrs. Cyrus Martin then made a short. speech thanking the members for their co-opcration and support for the past year, and asking for the same good will for her successor. She also reported the completing and forwarding of a quilt which the Institute had been making for a family in an- other communiiy who had the misfortune to lose their home by fire.

A vote of thanks was extended by Mrs. Norman MacDonald to the retiring officers and election of officers followed — President. Mrs. Norman MacDonald; vice- presidcnit, Miss Addie I-Ialliwell; secretary, Mrs. Leslie MecDoweI-l; treasurer, Mrs. Cyrus Martin; and» itors. Mrs. Ella Abbott and Mrs. Sterling MacLean; directors, Mrs. Whitfield Abbott and Mrs. Ivan Ivan Frizzcll.

Mrs. Sterling MacLean invited the next meeting to her home. Roll call exchange of Christmas gifts. Program committee, Miss Halliwcll and Mrs. Frizzel; lunch committee, Mrs. Stanley Diekleson and Mrs. Martin.

Aftci- singing of National An- thrm lunch was served by hostess assisted by committee in charge. A pleasant evening was brought to a closc by Mrs. Martin extend- ing a vnto of thanks on behalf of all to Mr. and Mrs. Fr-izzell for their hospitality while still being newcomers to the district.

____._____ SOUTH MELVILLE W. I.

The members of South Melville Woman's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Emmett German, for their Annual meeting on Tues- day evening Nov. B. Mrs. Emmett Gonfnan presided and the meet- 111g opened by singing Inatitutn ode and repeating Creed in un- ison. Roll call was responded to by the payment of Annual Dues. One visitor present and onyiew member joined. Con , was read and discussed.

Orszanizatiai oi a girls‘ sewing club was brought up but left for further discussion

Minutes oi last Annual and regular meeting read, approved and signed. The treasurer read the annual report. Total receipts of year $77.22 alter all bills paid. A very satisfactory balance on hand. 1t was moved and seconded that Miss Man E. Trainor be appoint- ed auditoi in Mrs. Leo Costello's

lace. p officers for the ensuing year are: pi-esidenwlvlra. Emmett Gonnan, vice-president-Mrs. Emmet Mc- Qnnld, secretary-treasurer-Mrs.

Mary E. ‘Trainer. convenorszagrl- culture-Miss Elaine McQuaid, dramatlcs-Mrs. John Trainer, Home Ecomcvmics-Mrs. George Vicwr Shin.

Collections of meeting, $1.90, bills were $14.25. Committees ap- pointcd: slek- Miss Mary E. Trainer, Mrs. George Villct reap- pointed lunch-Mrs. Emmett Gor- man, Mrs. George Monaghan and Mrs. George Villett.

Mn. Emmett McQuaid moved the meeting be adjourned. The meet- ing closed with the National An- them. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committee in charge.

MEADOW BANK W. l.

The elevenith annual meeting of Meadow Bank W. I. was held at the home of Miss Laura Crosby with l4 members present. The president. Mrs. L. H. Drake pre- sided and the meeting opened with the Ode and Creed. Roll call was answered with the annual fees. Minutes of the last annual and last monthly meetings were read and approved.

The president gave ii very fine report of the year's work. The school committee reported on the work done for the school. Over $70 had been spent on school im- provement. The sick committee reported sick and shut ins and new babies remembered. The secretary treasurer gave the fin- ancial statement showing a good- ly balance on hand after all bills had been paid. A complete report for Cornwall hall was also heard and discussed.

Bills for dust bane. cups. tow- els anci soap were paid by the school committee and one ior fruit to the sick committee. $10.00 was voted to Mr. Sterling Clow for work on the school

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grounds. Thanks were received for four persons remembered while ill and one who had been remembered when bereaved.

The following is the result of the election of officers: lion pre- sident, Mrs. U. W. Crosby; presi- dent, Miss Laura Crosby; vice presiden-tuMrs. Elmer Clow; sec- retary treasurer, Mrs. C. Hyde: directors, Mrs. Gordon MacLcan, Mrs. Pearl Scott, Miss Jean Boyle; auditors, Mrs. Stanley Hyde, Mrs. Victor MacPhail; sick committee. Mrs. Stewart Drake. Mrs. Elmer Hyde; Red Cross, Mrs. Pearl Scott; organist. Mrs. L. l-I. Drake: school committee, Mrs. Elmer Clow, Mrs. S. Clow.

A vote of thanks was extended

the retiring officers.

The December meeting will meet with Mrs. Freedrick and Mrrs. Elmer Hyde when Mrs.

Colin MacPhail and Mrs. Sterling Clow will assist with lunch and the roll call will be answered with a gift for an orphanage child. The Inslitute- News and some cook books were distributed. Col- lection 60c. Meeting closed with the King. Lunch was served rind a social hour Spent.

__________ LONG CREEK W. I.

The %th annual meeting of the Long Creek W.I. was held at. the home o1 Mrs. Dan MacEwen on Nov. 4 with ten inembers and five visitors present. In the absence of

the president, the vice-president.

dues. The minutes of the October

and last annual meetings W011? read, approved and signed. The secretary treasurer gave the firi-

ancial report. Expenditures SW93; receipts $243.87 and $221326 ivas spent on the school. This re- port was adopted. A report oi toe chicken supper was also given.

Election of officers followed. scrutineers, Miss Robin. Mrs. Don- ald MacEacherii; president -Mrs. Norman Mackenzie; vice-p.e-'. ent, Mrs. Norman Stretch; secre- tary treasurer. Mrs. Earl MacKPn- zie; directors, Mrs. Dan MacEwm. Mrs. Rod MacLeod. Mrs. Wilfred Stretch; auditors, Mrs. Warren MacDonald, Mrs. James MafiKtn- zie. School committee, Mrs. Mal- colm MacNeilI. Mrs Rod Muir Leod; sick committee Mrs. Jacl: MacPhee, Mrs. James MacKciiz .. Condolence. Mrs. Wilfred Stretch. Mrs. Earl lVIacKenzie.

Miss Robin and Miss Boswell spoke on sewing classes. Books and instructions were given for a class to start November l4. Mrs. Wilfreti Stretch. Mrs. Norman Ma<-Kcii-lc to be leaders for November. enrh member taking her turn as lc-id- er. Red Cross convenor repnitrd buying 4,000 capsules at $30.10. Miss Robin gave instructions nn mtrking a quilt to raise lllfill/"V to send a delegate to Co; i:- I01‘ vii:

Four members subscrih Institute News. Mrs. wi1i'.e;l Stretch kindly invited thc meni-

bers to her home for the 'l'.‘~.i- meeting. Lunch was served by inc hostess. Meeting adjourned.

SEA VIEW W. I.

The annual meeting of the Sea‘ View W. I. was held at the home ‘ of Mrs, Charlie Adams on Nov. l., with madam president in the chair. Y The meeting opened by singing the

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