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Y. M. O. A. News

Junior Teen-Town

This year members have been very disappointed with the num- ber turning out to Junior Teen- Town. It is felt that the need cannot be so great this year. Therefore. it has been decided to cancel Junior Teen-Town until further notice.

Grand Council 'lli-Y

A weekly dance would be held on Saturday night at the Y.M.C. A. starting December 1st. it was decided at a meeting of the i-ii-Y Grand Council held Saturday at- ternoon. It was also decided that future meetings of the Council would be held on alternate Sat- urday afternoons at 4:30 p.m. Plans for a Christmas be-nquet were tentatively discussed.

On Sunday eighteen Hi-Y boys and girls attended the morning service held at St. Paul's Church. Mr. Ibbott, on behalf of the con- gregation, extended a welcome to the Hi-Y and devoted a good part of the service to them.

Acme Hi-Y

Acmy Hi-Y Club has started its meetings for another bang-up year. A new slate of officers has been drawn up with Briar Chand- ler as President. Don MacNeill as Secretary. John MacDougall as Vice-Pruident, and Bruce Leitch as Tkeasurer.

Acmy Clulb held I. table tennis tournament with Don Mac.Neill coming out victorious. This Club also intends to call at. a great many houses this week or next on a coat-hanger drive. Any who would like to be a. member of the Acmy boys club can do so by contacting Briar Chandler or any member of the present club. Rory Lantz has been welcomed into the club.

Beta Hi-Y

Jean Diamond ably chaired a meeting of the Beta l-ii-Y. Itkwas decided to hold 8. Sadie Hawkins dance at the Y.lVi.C.A. on Thurs- day, November 22. 1951. Various jobs such as hiring an orchestra, publicity, etc. were delegated to the girls in the club.

Delta 1-Ii-Y

Wednesd-ay's meeting took the form of 9. business meeting. Dis- cussion centered on the selecting of a family for a Christmas box. It was decided to start earlier on this project this year so that more attention could be given to the gathering of presents for the chil- dren in the family. The represent- atives to the Grand Council were asked to clear December 21 for a

Christmas dance to be held in the Y. M. C. A. gym. Alpha mar

The Alpha. Hi-Y held its first meeting Monday evening at the "Y". Nine members were present and the new officers are as fol- lows: President. Wallace Wood; Vice-President. Barry Beers; Sec- retary. Ian Cameron; Treasurer. Don Wood. The Grand Council representatives are as last year-o Barry Beers and Don Wood. The club is now on a drive for new members, so if any are interested in belonging to a good club. here's the chance.

Junior Ill-Y

A new club was formed last Wednesday afternoon. This club will be known as Junior Hi-Y. Some fifteen girls were present and it was felt that there would be at least five more girls inter-

, ested. The meaning. purpose and

platform of Junior I-ii-Y was ex- plained. It was decided tto ask the Delta Hi-Y girls to run an initiation ceremony for the new club and later to conduct the in- duction service. An election of officers and the choosing of an adviser would be the program for the next meeting.

Alpha Phiate

Bowling is still strenuous and lunches still good, especially that cake. Mrs. Frank was guest speaker at the meeting this week. She spoke on mental hygiene and certainly made it a broad and in- te-resting subject. She's a whiz at personality problems, girls. and if you have any troubles you'd like to talk over. she intends to be around the "Y" quite a bit from now on.

Phalanx

Mr. E. D. Reid was guest lpelk- er at last Friday evening's Pha- lanx supper meeting. Mr. Reid spoke on "Spuds". Oh. you think that couldn't be very interesting. Well you're wrong there. it was very much the other way. Mr. Reid enlarged on the "Spud" in- dustry from the grower (Mr. Farmer" to the consumer. Thank you. Mr. Reid.

The sing-song was led by Lloyde MacLeod with Harry Nor- ton M the piano. The business part. of the meeting was taken up with pllns of the Phalanx Dance at the Rnliaway. Although the sudden change in the hockey schedule played havoc with the crowd. the dance was still a luc- eeas. I The next meeting of the club will be held Friday evening at

G : is p.m. lo-Id

"Cabin or Cutie" wal the sec- ond topic for discussion at this flail session of So-Ed. Mr. Jim- mie Toombs. 3 well known archi- tact in the city. gave the group a lot to think about from the choos- lnl 01 I 10!. the location of the houle right down to the placing of doors. windows and fireplaces. Prior to the lecture the various members had been learning to tines. take pieturel. become arch- ere. end to get. a deeper apprcla- Glen of music. The last two hours were spun dancing to the music of Les Alexandci-'5 Downtowncn

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A group of Jet aircraft of the R..C.A.F. stands in England. The air station has recently been turned perfect alignment at North Lufienham airfield in over by the R. A.F. to the Canadians. '

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. BESSIE MARTIN

On Saturday. October 20th. there passed away at the P. E. I. Hospi- tal. Mrs. Bessie Martin. widow of the late J. Herbert Martin of Low- er Newtown in her 67th year.

Newtown has lost one of its most beloved residents as Mrs. Martin well deserved the name "good neighbor". She was a faith- ful member of st. John's Presby- terian Church and a Life Member of the Newtown. Orwell Cove Womenls Missionary Society.

The funeral service was conduct- ed by her former pastor and an

old friend. the Rev. Mr. Evans of- Charlottetown. ' were:

The pallbearers Herman MaoDougall. Mal- colm Macliachern. Joseph Griffin, Aubrey MaoLelian, Alexander Gli- 1k and Monty Griffin.

Her remains were laid to rest in the family plot in historic old Bel- fast Cemetery.

BETA SIGMA PHI

The first November meeting of the Alpha Chapter was held the home of Mrs. Ralph Jenkins.

at Miss Audrey Gillis. Mrs.

with an attendance of fourteen members and five guests.

The meeting opaied with the ritual. followed by the roll call and reading of the minutes. A short business period was con- ducted by the president.

Mrs. Jack Porter introduced Miss Lena McLure. a special guest, who spoke on the oral interpreta- tion of literature and illustrated lher points with a short interest- ing program.

Refreshments were served by Chris Gallant and Mrs. Gordon Bean.

North River Road. on Nov. 14th assisted by the hostess.

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