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i lllani" a woman has kept her ‘point of view youlls- "l"! Ierruh‘ ed her youth by makinﬂ Pal-i 9! h" [randt-ltildrell. .

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Mia. A. says you cant make pals rot your grandchildren unless you ‘make their interests yours. To cite a particular instance. she ls sym- pathetic with one child's stamp- yroilectiug ilohby. and helps her track down rare specimens. Be- cause a gfBliiISOll dotes on swing music. this grandmother ls a fre- quent shower at a neighbourho d phmograph store where she bu llclr" records.

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SHERBEOOKE W. T.

The regular meeting of Sher- bfoolre women's Institute was he'd on Nov. 6th at the home of Mrs Frank Townsend with 15 members in attendance. The Vice-Pres. presided and opened the meeting by the Ode followed by the Creed. The minutes of previous monthly meeting and last annual meeting were read and approved and the financial statement: given. Col‘- i pondence was read. reports of committees were received and new on" appointed. Mrs. Ray Harri!- Instructresa of the new Girls Sewing class, reported that the glrll are very enthusiastic and progress is being made.

Hot school lunches were dls- cunng and plans were approved for carrying 0n lame as soon as possible.

Donations oi’ clothing. toys. etc valued at stem were passed In by the members for the Orphanage and a committee was appointed to send food boxes to Britain.

Mrs. Charles Yeo invited the members to her home for the December meeting when roll call will be answered by an exchange of Christmas gifts.

Mrs. Alex Chappelle gave an interesting account of the year's work showing that the Institute had played a worthy part in

community ilfe as well as donating

money to charitable organizations.

Regret was expressed over the

many

lffegulanry, Thorough “ﬁr, departure of a few of the most

action. They're all-vegeu le-N energetic members and a welcome

Tablets come in two men thl. NR was extended to several new

and Mt juniors (if dose) or extra member!

$ii¢d?w°n' Phi“ o‘ choml": Mrs. George Harris presided u" while the election of officers was

carried, on which follows.

resulted as

Presldent—lVlrs. Robert Mllllgan.

ire-appointed.)

Treasurer Dckker‘.

Directors - Mrs. James Harris. Mrs. Reginald Compton, Mrs. Frank Townsend.

Auditors - Mrs. Alex Ohappelie. Mrs. Thomas Chappellc.

Organist - Mrs. Alex Chappelle.

Lunch Convener _ Mrs. Frank Townsend.

The National Anthem was sung. after which a social hour and re- freshments were enjoyed.

Mrs. hfartid

CARLETON WJ.

The seventeenth annua1 meeting of the Carleton Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John llfyers on Nov. 5th. Meeting open- ed by singing “Ode" and repeat- ing "Creed" in unison. Roll call was answered by ten members and oi-e visitor was present. Minutes of the previous meeting and last. annual meeting were read and ap- proved. Reports were given by the president, sewn-treasurer and Red Cross ronvenor. Officers for en- suing year are as follows: Presid- ent. ‘Mrs. Heber Myers, vice-pres-

ident. Mrs. Stewart MacMlcken; Sec-Ty. Treasurer Mrs. Arthur Mac- Mickcn, directors, Mrs. Ralph Mac- Caull. Mrs. Allison llurper. Mrs. John Myers; auditors, Mrs. Boyd lsowther. Mrs. Thomas MacMlcken. Red Cross convenor. Mrs. Frank Quigley ire-elected).

Mrs. Blanche Harper invited the members to her home for the De- cember meeting. Lunch committee .or next meeting -- Mrs. Ralph MacCaull, Mrs. Stewart Mac- Mlcken. Mrs. Blanche Harper. Cul- lu-tiun 60 cents. .

Meeting closed with the Nation-

vlcg-Pregldgnt _ M", Ear-t al Anthem. Lunch was served by ‘Ind yew‘ family. We shall miss you Qtgppﬂlg, - the hostess and committpc in lbot-h very much: your place will be cnarge’ very difficult to fill.

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Address And . Presentation

On Saturday evening. November 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Allison E. Mac- Mlllan opened their home to the congregation of the New Dominion United Church. also friends and neighbors to bid fare/well to Mr. and M411. Hector Currie. New Dom- inion, who are taking up residence in St. John. N. B. Mr. Currie has been agent of the Bank of Canada in Charlottetown. and this branch having been termpora/rlly suspendcd Mr. Currie has been transferred to the above named city. Rev. Mr. Charman Very capabiy performed the duties of chairman expressing the regret of the church and ccm- munlty in losing such valuable pro- ple. however as they have not dls- posed of their home the commun- ity will be looking forward to their return. Mr. Geo. MncPhee read a. pre- pared address while Mr. Walter MacEwen presented Mr. Currie with a neat. unveiling bag and Miss Catherine MacNeill presented Mrs. Currie with a hand bag to which they both ﬂttlngly replied. Delightful music and song and the evening passed all too quickly. Music was furnished by Mrs. Arth- ur MaeDonald. Mrs. Hector Cum-IO Ind Miss Shirley MacDonald. Delicious refreshments were served by the ladies and at. a late hour all departed to their homes after saying regretfui farewells to Mr. and Mrs. Currie. The following is the Address:- Mr. and Mrs. Hector Currie. New Dominion.

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gathered to spend a social hour and to endeavor to express to you our appreciation of the splendid contribution you have nlndc in this and surrounding communities, also to tell you how much we shall miss your leadership. faithfulness and lnbility both in church and state. .We welcome the fact however that ryou are leaving your “Home’ intact. for “Where your treasures are there your heart lies also". and in that hope we shall be looking for- ward to your return. Mrs. Currie- lespeci-aily in the churcth you have rendered invaluable service; how many times the services wou‘d have been drab and oheerlcss h d it not been for the contribution y u made to the musical part. We know at tnnes this was difficult. sometimes your health not so good. but you

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‘were always able to rise above Jhese physical handicaps. and wll- rllngly with a smile use the talents God so bounttfully bestowed upon you for the beneﬁt of others. i In the community wou have both shown the apiritlof true nelghborllness and we would espec- ially mention the-many times you have given drives to those who would otherwise have to walk: this was especially true of the students as they went back and forth to town and many times it has been rerna-rked about your courtesles and klndneaa in this respect. This is perhaps only one thing but it ex- empliﬁes a ﬁne spirit and nobie ‘character. There are countless other things we might enumerate but suffice it: to say in all your works and actions, you have both shown a true spirit of good citizen- shl-p and it is for these many fine traits that we would like to pay tribute tonight. We would like also Mr. Currie to mention your success in business. IAfter offering your all for your ‘country. you returned to civil life and took up the very responsible and honorable cslllngbf a banker and step by step by your ambition. faithfulness and integrity you have reached the top. and as friends and ‘associates this ls a great source of pride to us as it must be to you

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FLORENCE LIVINGSTON. '

WALTER MMMVEN- ner‘s to be glvcn in school for gﬁgggumféldgzgnnlat winter month's. The following of- DANE!‘ TI“,LO“ I flcers were elected for the com-

‘ ‘ lug year. President. Mrs. Philip

rltélatheaomo vice-president. lVlrs. owar arr; secretary. Mrs. I 8km Remedy

were read and adopted. roll was answered by twenty members. The Secretary then gave the financial report for the year. followed by the Presidents report. The reports of the different committees were then given. The lolllwlng officers vcere elect- ed for the coming year: President - Mrs. Gordon Mac-

Russell Smith. (re-elected). Sick committee, Mrs. Howard Oerr and Miss Cora Matheson; school com- mlttee, Mrs. Raymond Ling and

Elsie Axworthy; auditors. Miss Millan. This clean stainless‘ antiseptic Hazel Matheson and Miss Cora VICC-Prﬂlfkllt — M" 90"" MN?- known all over canada aa Macao's Axworthy; directors. Mrs. Edison Phill- Inerald Oil. la such a fine heal- Chandler, Mrs. Walter Ford and Secretory _ Mrs. Harold in; agent that Eczema, Barber's Mrs. Gordon Carr. DOM“!-

Itch, Salt Rheum. Itching Toes and Feet. and other inflammatory akin eruptions are often. relieved in a tow days.

Moone'a Emerald Oil la plegg- ant to use and it la ao antiseptic and penetrating that many old stubborn cases of long standing have yielded to its influence.

Maoneb Emerald Oil. is aold by Hughes Drug Co. Ltd. The Jenk- lna Phlrmaci and drugglata ev- erywhere to elp rid you of stub- born pimples and unsightly skin troubles - satisfaction or money back.

Treasurer - Mra. G. L‘. Baln.

Directors —- Mrs. Aubrey Mac- Phail, Mra. Stanley Murray. Mrs. _Mack Vlckeraon, Mrs. Jack Mac- Milian. Hall Secretary - Mrs. Daniel an.

It was decided to meet at Mrs Howard Carr's on Wednesday. Nov. l2 to cut and sew dresses for British children.

Bills amounting to $3.66 were paid and correspondance was read. The sum of $9.00 was re- ceived for nursery mat sold to a firm in Nova Scotla. Misses Elsie and Oora Axworthy kindly invit- ed membxs to their home for the December meeting at. which the annual auction sale would take place. noll call were to be answered by donating article for sale. Mrs. Raymond Ling read paper on perennial plants. also n contest on unscrambling the names of flowers was enjoyed by the members. Singing of the Na- tional Anthem brought this part of the meeting to a close. A very

Auditors -- Mrs. Gordon Mae- Ewen. Mrs. Daniel Gasa.

Cornwall sick Committee Mrs. l-Ienniaon MacKinnon. Mrs. Annie MacDonald.

York Point Sick Committee — Mrs. Aubre; MacPhall. Mrs. George Dockendorf .

Convenorl: Agriculture - Mrs. Haaen Howard.

Home Economics - Mrs. Stanley Murchison.

Legislation Horne. .

Social Welfare and Oltilenship- Mrs. Douglas MacDonald.

OYSTER. BED BRIDGE WJ. The annual meeting of the Oy- "‘ M"- lter Bell Brldﬂe Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs.

Philip Matheaon on Nov. 0th with

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incmmbm ‘M on. "m" Pr" "W!" * °°'t'l°I"sI°" t“ ml“ Mrs. Harold Scott. Min am ‘The presidlnt presided and W‘ °' m’ m" n8‘ KI"!-

York Point School Committee- Mrs. Stanley Murray. Mrs. Colin MacPhnll.

The next meeting" wlll be held at the home of Mrl. G. R. Bain. roll call to lie-answered by payln! membership feel. ‘

"1""!!! was opened by repeating the creed in unison. ‘Roll call was IHIWQPM b! Plylh! of fees am- ounted to 08.00. Minutes of last meeting were read. approved and signed by president.

The retiring secretary gave tho financial report for the year. The alolr reported fruit taken to alok member. school committee "Ported dishes got for hot din-

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The annual meeting of the Oom- wann. York Point. women's Inltl- lute met at the homo of Mrs. Rel Maclfwen. Monday evening Nov. 3rd. - The meeting opened with the Institute Ode followed by the Creed in unison.

The minutes o1 tho previous meeting and last annual meeting

ordered paid.

Meeting closed with the National Anthem after which lunch was lOrVed lay m York Point ladies.

Bills amounting to $1.50 were

l 51d» the estate roi- their first glimpse of the royal couple ainoe their

Out for a stroll ln the lardens of Broadlanda. near ltomeoy. “gland. Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth wave to crowds who gathered out-

weanlng. Philip and Elizdbﬁtll. who were spend“ tlpauni part of their honeymoon at Droarllands. had lust ices in historic Romsey Abbey. “h

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