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' Pingcmails that wrestle with pots and pans and mops can look is glamorous as the.- idlest flock if polish is put on after chores are done.
You can keep nails from snapping or peeling. control cuticle and for- get what hangnavls look like if you'll wear rubber gloves for dish- washing. cotton zzlr-ves tor dry work. ,1 But before you put on working mitts. a. glamorous career git" who is required to wrestle with chores in 1 maidless home. strips off pol- ish and bandages nulls with oil- ioaked strips of zuuze before don- ning her mitts Whtn chores are polished off, she docs as much for her nails. It takes only ten min- utes. she says, to tu'n drudges into aparklers.
WIIEATLEY SCHOOL ~ Report of Wheatley School for (he month of November: i Grade X-l. Helen Cudsmre. ZGnde IX-l. Jean Carr. » Glide vm-t. Evelyn Macmnis:
VII-i. Blanche Younker. 'Grade VI-I. Zelma Maclnnis: l. James Amos-thy; 3. Elizabeth Olflonnell.
Grade V-I. I-i-tsby Ford; I. Ed- ward Cudmoue: 3. Arnold Younker.
Grade IV-l. Chutes Carr; 2. flcyd lord; 3. Freda Iliord and Elwood MaoQuarrle.
Grade III (Sm-l. Margaret llatheson. . - Glade III (JrJ-i. Wanda Neill.
Grade II--l. Rlcma Ford; 2. A1- fred Peters; 3. Russel Fiord.
Grade I--l. Ralph Younkec.
Perfect attendance: Helen cud- n-iore. Zelma Maclnnis. RObyhFUITI. Freda Ford. Ma aret Mat eson. mussel lord. Raga ma. Ralph Tounker.
Highest average, Roma Ford 9S percent. Prize for Arithmetic con-
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The annual meeting of the Hunt- er River United Church W.M.S. washeid atthehosnedldrauary .1 on Th even!!! Dec. 5th. with l8 members and five visitors present.
The president opened the meet- ing with a reading. "Christmas is for Christ". The birthday of God's most preclouaGiIt to the world. emphasizing that we should each give a more complete der of oils-selves to I-lim. more 0i’ our time in worship and service. Many of us lcose sight of Him in the heathen customs which over shadow the real significance of Christmas. Often we have given to Christ and His Needy. we may properly think of these to whom the world first gives its gifts.
This was followed with a solo "Let Us Go and Worship Jesus" by Miss Mary with!!! and the
Circle of Prayer". Mrs. Emest Cousins. lead. the s pture verses. and the carol "O Litle ‘Town of Bethlehem" was 51mg.
The candlelight service was car- ried out with the iohowing mem- bers taking part, Mrs. J. J. Morris- on. Mrs. Eldon Sea/roan, Miss Bessie Aitkcn. Mrs. Fulton Robert- son. Mrs. Orville seilar. Mrs. Cyril smith. Mrs. Eddison Newman and Mrs. JE. Andrews, The carol “The First Nowell" was sung, followed by "The Mite Box" offering and the dedication of it and the singing oi’ "Joy to the World".
The minutes o! last meeting were road and approved. Roll call was answered by a verse of scripture containing the wood "Bum".
The friendship secretary report- ed 60 oalls made during the month. A letter Wls read from the Pres- byterial recording secretary and on motion the matter was left with the executive.
Mrs. LW. Bowman invited the members to meet at her home for the next meeting. Roll call to be answered by a. verse of scripture containing the word ‘Alblde" and all reports are to be complete. The elections of officers for the new year took Place as follows:
P. sident, Mrs. J.8.' MacLeod. (reelected).
Vice-pres. Mrs. Eldon Seaman, (re-elected).
Recording secretary, Mrs. Emmett Bernard (re-elected).
Treasurer. Miss Bessie Aitken (re- elected).
Corresponding Sony, Ma's. J. W. Patterson, (re-elected).
Temperance Sec'y-. Mn. Ed. Newman (re-elected). Supply Sec'y.. Mrs. (‘master Whit- lock. (re-elected).
(Jhrlstlan Stewardship and Fin- ance Secy, Mrs. Orville Bella: (re- elected).
World Friends and Missionary Monthly sec'y., Miro. Hediey‘ Spence (re-elected).
Community Friendship Bee's. Mrs. Fulton Robertson (reelected). Mission Band Leader. Mrs. Hedley Spence.
Assistants, Mrs. Eldon Seaman. Mrs, Emmett Bernard and Mrs. Fulton Robertson.
Organist. Mrs. W. I. Bowman (re- elected). .
Mrs. George Nesbit was appoint- ed to represent the W M S. at the oificial board. Lunch was served
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M1‘. MEI-MCI W. I.
The Nlullr meeting o! It. Hel- licl: W. I. was hold 02s December 8rd at the home of the out preli- tient, Mrs. J. E iticcEachetri. with an attendaiwe of nine members.
With the presltitut. Mrs. W J. Mulch, presiding. thu meeting open- ed with the singing of The Isiend Hymn, followed by the Creed r0- peated in unison. Roll call was! l _ nded to with on exchange of Christmas gifts Minutes of the annual meeting were read. approv- ed and sighed.
Mrs. W. J. Maclicchern and Mrs. J-E. MacEat-hern were apoolntrd to take charge of material for the ’scrap hook Severn‘. clippings were passed in for sanc
Mrs, Jack MacRac was aprninted lo huy the Christmas treat for ‘he school children.
Sick committee reported that tfruit had been sent to two persons who had been in hospital. Bill was presented and paid.
A letter was read from the T B. league requesting support in the ‘Christmas Seal Campaign. It was
moved seconded a- rt carried that $5.00 be donated to this worthy 0T- ganizatlon.
‘The program paper was read and thoroughly discussed, each member givtng he: individual op- lnlon on the qlleitlfill asked per- ltainlng io Institute growth. con- l veniions. etr.
The Directors were asked to try to obtain two new members for next meeting
Collection amounted to 5*. One membership fee was paid.
Members were requested to send m to the custodian before Decem- ber 3lst all meat coupons they can spare to release additional moat ror overseas.
Ml‘!- J. E. MwErvchev-n ‘nvited the members to meet at her home kltaln for the Jantsry meeting. Mrs Arden Richards was ldpolnt- "d t0 take charge of the pfQgfanrL Roll call l! to h! regponded to by etlvh member donating n gif’ w be sent to th’) children of the Protestant Orphanage. and by ham. irnz an ornamental tree or shrub.
Three“ children's undervests were passed in for the Red Cross.
A "jumbled city" contest ore. flared hv the presi/lrnt was @1101“. slastkally entered info.
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YMCA Holland Cove As Winter Retreat
Arthur Duvar. Chairman of the YMCA Holland Cove Camp cqm- mlttee has announced the complgi, ion of the all-season building on the camp site.
This new building erected by Bor-
den Myers is an insulated building. equipped with a stove and fire place. It's recent use by members u! themj-Il-Y Club has proven its comfort and usability under whiter ccnditions. Supervision of the con- struction of the all-season build- ing. the new sleeping cabins and repair of existing buildings has been carried out by Waite»: Cox, chairman of the Camp Sub-Com- mittee on Property s» Equpment. YMCA groups will make use of the Holland Cove Camp site during the Winter and Spring months for ou-tings and overnight expeditions. During the summer camping season the all-season building will be used as a headquarters building and for indoor campfires in rainy weather. , Nelson MeEwest. Boys‘ Work Sec- retary of the YMCA National Coun- cil inspected the site during his n-eoent visit to Charlottetown and commented very to ‘iv upon ,the camp development in Wwfess. He expressed the hope that the 'camp committee would continue the lldea. of ultimately developing Holl- and (love Camp into a "sea-going" camp in leaturhig sailing. boating and “outrips afloat” in the summer camp prowl-am. v
VICTORIA W. I.
The annual meeting of Victoria _Women‘s Institute was held on Nov. 5th at the hall. with twelve members present.
l The meeting was opened by rs- peating the Creed in unison, fol- lowed by the roll call.
The mlnuteimbf the last an- nual and regular meetings were read and adopted.
Reports of the committees were given. The financial statement showed the cash on hand at the beginning of year, $164.19. Total receipts $318M; total expenditure ‘$8.41; balance on hand. GAO.
New connnittaea were appointed namely: Bohool. Mrs. Emerson MacDonald and Mrs. Norman Boulter; sick. Miss Jean Boswell and Mrs. Stewart Inman: lunch, Mrs. Wilfred MaoQlsers-ia and Mrs. mien-son MacDonald: pro-
and Mrs. Donald Murchison.
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Treasurer. Mrs. w. n. nonsti- erty. Directors. Mrs. Stewart Inman and Mrs. Wallace Stewart. . ..
Auditors. Mrs. Donald Murchi- sovf and Mrs. ‘Wilfred Maofiuar-
rie. A mot-l: discussion followed on the bean supper and balar.
Save the Children's Hind that we hold a small ansdin silo at next meeting.
the National Anthem.
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her:
Grade X—l. Billy Bishop; 2. Thelma MacDonald. 3. Louise West.-
Grade IX—-1. Lorraine MacMil- lan; 2. Minnie Davies; 3. Victor Buchanan.
Grade VIII——l. Dougie Macwil- liams; 2. Dolby Gillls.
Grade VII-l. Marion MacDon- ald; 2. Betty MacDonald; s. Vin- cent Buchanan. Grade VI-l. ald.
Grade V-l. Randolph Buchan- an; 2. Margaret Davies, Dorothy oillis (equal); 3. lvtiller West. Grade IV-l. Harvey Bishop; I. Boyce Birt; 3. Hector MacDonald. Grade III-l. Lester Davies. Grade I (AF-l. Blair Buchan- an, John Cantelo (equal); B. Ed- ith Davies; C, Ray Birt; D. Ang- eline Gillls.
Perfect attendance: LouiseWest. Minnie Davies, Inrrnine MacWll- liams, Dougie MacWilliarns. Rob- ert; West, Boyce Birt._ Danny Birt, Harvey Bishop. Blair Buch- anan. John Cantelo. Ray Blrt. Helen West. teacher.
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(By The Canadian Prone) HALIFAX. Doc. D-With the leads to dictatorship, Grlnier Angus L. Maodonaid Saturday called on members o! the Liberal party to organise. declaring that the need for organisation among Liberals was “never greater than it is today."
Addressing. the annual meeting of the Young Liberal Federation o Nova Scotls, Dremler Maodon- al charged that the third party, the 0.0.1“. would. in future years, invade the rights of responsible government lf it came to power." "Iheso C.C.1".'ers in Great Brit- ain, who are going to plan our whole lives will inevitably come to a point where they will have to abolish parliaments and elec- tionl."
"No matter how benevolent they may seem the mat few years, their end wtill be that of other countries where totalitarian gov~ ernments ruled." -
While Socialism pretended to be an advanced 101m 0f Liberal- ism. "it inevitably leads to dic~ tatorship." Mr. Macdonald said. “Ally yourself with a M/ty." hr appealed. "I would rather see a person ally with an opposition party than with none at all." Nothing could be worse in poli- tics than apathy. "There you have a position which is bound in the long run to be bad for democracy."
Ralph Kelley o! Halifax was elected president of the federat- ion at the meeting, nwoeedi... Alban M. Murphy of Halifax.
VERNON RIVER W. l.
The annual meeting of the Ver- non River W 1.. was held at the home of Mrs. J..A. Maodonald with an attendance of eight mem‘ a and three visitors. Meeting opened by singing Institute Odo followed by repeating creed in unison. Roll call was answered by paying the annual fee. Minutes of the last an- nssal meeting were read and adopt- 0 .
It was moved and “ ’ that
$5.00 be given to the T B. League. Mrs. J A. Momissey was appointed on the school committee and Celia Currie was appointed cn the Bid! committee.
The election of officers then took
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President. Mrs. J. A. Maodon- ald; Vice-president. J. C Wisner; seem-treasurer. Anne Tweedy;
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