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The Provincial Ladies Auxfl-|ity organizations in Centennial iary of the Royal Canadian Le- | programs where they were not in |directly sponsoring them. Wor- thy of note is the assistance giv- en by many of the branches each year to the patients of Riv- erside Hospital by staging con- certs, shows, taking patients to the beach on picnics, providing conte oe aoe assisting

each bra Auxiliary presi- | wit welfare of the patients. | dou. who a tomatically an| The work done by the Legion executive member, making :0 | Auxiliaries is increasing in vol- | all a total of 32 on the provin- ume each year as che member- | cial executive. The present ex- |ship increases and the present ecutive members are. Mr 6. | executive feels confident that Emily Harkness, honorary pre-|bright future :s assured tor the sicient, Summerside; Mrs. Grace |Auxiliary on P.E.I. due to the Roper, past president, Charlotte-|enthusiasm and public spirit of tows: Mrs. Lillian MacDonald | the individual! branches president, Montague: Mrs. Ed- In October 1964 the Ladies ith Eldershaw, Ist. vice - presi- Auxiliary were honored by hav- dent, Tignish: Mrs. Cectla Doi-|ing a place reserved for the ren, 2nd vice- president, Ru 8- | members of the provincial exec- tico: Mrs. Dorothy MacDonald, |utive at the dockside for the ar-| secretary, Gharlottetown, and|rival of Her Majesty Queen Eliz- Mrs. Marjorie Whylie. treasur-|abeth II and Prince Philip

er, Summerside. There are four Wives of the Dominion Execu- | AS A SPECIAL “Centennial Year” project Mrs. Irene |t f 1c Le- * ee . project— soup commanders: — Mr sve ot the Rovel. Conan under the chairmanship of Lillian Duchemin—the

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MacDonaid. —Tiguish. ow aie | October 1964, wore emtertate. Charlottetown Business and Professional County and Mrs “largare: Jat- National Park Grad nurses -

in assisting needy veterans and en ennia ep Auxiliary organized their fire ta) School of Nursing are eligib- one of their most effective | mainténance of the honor of the tion trom the Business and Pro-

: . ‘eradie. The beautiful braneh auxiliaries in the event - Nurses, representing the the Lobster Carnival, and the

Prince: Mrs. Elinor Brown, Mis- |in October 1964, were entertain-

couche, East Prince:~Mrs. Doris|ed a an afternoon tea and con- Women's Club entered a float designed as the Douglas, Mt. Stewart. Queens |ducted on a tour of the PET “Mothers of Confederation” in the ‘Gold Cup and

_ Saucer Parade” held i ttetown durin

vis, Souris. Kings County auc d in Charlott g The Auxiliary plays an im-

portant role in their own right

their famities as well as giv «lh l : |

strong support to the program e p nursing

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Disaster Relie’ begins ares le for membership in the Nurs-

erans shortly siter the es Alumnae, an association 1064 ‘Centennial’ activities

World War and this is probably | which has as its object, “the yore the focus of special atten-

means of assisting veterans | nursing profession. the ProMo- ‘fessional Women's Clubs with

temporarily in great need ™ tion of unity, good feeling and the Summerside club looking

provincial body contacts a | Hiovaty—among the members” lafter an information booth at

Sal Mratipea sand than) coer: lyears from 1912. to’ 1964 were Charlottetown Club entering a member, Eleanor Lowe.

dinites the efodts pat -rorwana” precem—lor-thus..delightful neuae,,

1 _ Jon = each prance poche cloth Meetings are held at the Cun-) other necessities of which the 44l! Home on the third Tuesday needy. are suddenly deprived |of each month and feature guest due to fire , films and special projects. Each branch auxiliary inves- Mrs. H.E. Carmichael is the

1964-65 presidem. of the Alumn- Vigates the needs of families of | . ot i veterans in their own locality 8. Other officers are: vice +

Kinettes aid Kinsmen club

md, especially at Christ president. Beth Robinson. sec- big time but a other times as well. retary, Elaine Nicholson; treas- | able amount of work for the Sen-| at least one fund ra provides gifts of food and cloth.|Urer, Mrs. Peter MacPhee: fi-' The past year has seen the! The ‘Kinettes” have 17 mem- ior Citizens Centre helping with | ject a month. These ing to the needy. Many of the mance, Mrs. William Stevenson; Kinetie Club working hand |bers now and meetings are held such functions as the Christmas | rummage and cake sales, lotter-

in hand with the local Kinsmen jon the second Wednesday Club to serve the community in a number of ways, parccularly through the Senior Citizens Cen-

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; : _ sick and visiting, Mrs. Hector suxiliaries during | ad ach Scott; program; Mrs. Stewart sponsored Centennial projects smith. Mrs. John McLaren and

and all have taken an active Mrs William MacEachern; part in assisting other commun- press. Mrs Wilfred James

treasurer is Mrs

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| being studied by the Federation Saucer Paarade. This float de- and revisions have been sug-|girls in Jordan. The B and P. picted women of 100 years ago gested to give. equitable treat- |Clubs paid for seven girls over with some household articles in ment to boch men and women— ja two-year period. These girls have now graduated with dust- maintains | ness training, and a new group entique | atose contact with United Na-is now. being educated. —*-- cradle was loaned by ¢]uD |tiong affairs, and each, year | eends Moat.in she. bia Gold..Cupandus The Clubs ip P EJ for m ——— se sarang sean 8 - “parties they hold for the chil-) dren at~the Sherwood Hospital. | dosen't end with the retarded

have been going out to the hos-|Centre. Donations are made to

rried and unmarried. vues, g damer chure, gad 0 | rr ames

each month at the Senior Citiz- ens Centre This year the club

One favorite project of the “ub is the monthly birthday | nishings for the Centre.

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“Old Home Week”. Seen left to right fin the pic- ture of the float—replete with cradle, churn, spinning-wheel costumes worn 100 years ago are,—Mrs. Agnes Bagnall, Miss Isabel Macdonald, Miss Dorothy Cullen (provincial president), Miss Gertrude Love and Mrs. Chris. Agnew.

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Business and Professional |A Charlottecown club member, Women's Clubs which careers |Helen Yeo, was selected a few on an intensive program promot- | years ago for this important as- , ing fair play for women in em- | ployment, promotions, taxation and pensions. The pro-|in the Federation's special sup-

clubs participate

of the United Nations pro- for the training of refugee

On the local scene, some of one of its members to at-‘the Island clubs’ activities in-

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pital monthly with gifts, birthday | may charitable organizations. cake and other treats for the| Fund raising takes up a grea

children and about $60 per year | deal of the club's time and while |members stay away from very projects, they do try to have

is spent on this project. “Kinettes. also do a consider-

of | party and wich the annual ch< .e | ies, bring and buy sales and last jot “spring cleaning”. It is hoped | year they held a pot luck sup- that in the coming year the Kin-|per, which was very successful president is Marina MacDonald, | ettes will be able to take a more |from not only a financial, but whose husband happens to’ be | active part im the program at aleo_e_sacial ; the Kinsmen president; the sec- retary is Sylvia Worth and the | with weekly social function. Fi- Bill Rix Jr. | nancially the club also supports

with these girls are a number of nt during ¢ esenCEt Coeceemes att antag eet ee be pest

the Centre, possibly helping out candpeint.

year donated a number of need- | ed articles and additional fur-

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| Bi Gardin te Brening Patriot _ Third year busy one for province's UC W.

Presbyterial Unit-;sident, Mrs. Henry Moyse, Sum-| A portion of every

éd Church Women has jus: com-| merside; ist vice - president, | the local moka ee |pleted its third successful year. Mrs. Heber Jones, Charlotte-}ed to. Bible study or

| The annual meeting was held |town; 2nd vice- presid. nt, Mrs. / grams which keep the: mediber in Trinity United Church, Char-|L.M. Murray, Kensington; 3rd / informed on the outresch

lottetown, on February Ist, 1964, | vice- president, Mrs..A.E. Ings, | United Ciurch of C.nada. in other shuren,

The P.E.!

with a splendid attendance. The | Montague; corresponding .sec- | operation wit"

guest speaker was Annetta Rose |recary, Mrs. Bryer Jones, Ham-| beyond the boundaries

of Nova Scoia, who spent/pton; recording secretary, Mrs. | ada. :

many years as a missionary in| Allen Jenkins, Summerside; | The committees on

Korea treasurer, Mrs. E.H. Anderson, | social assistance Officers for 1964 were elected | Charlottetown. | organizacions

as follows: past president, Mrs.| hig organization draws its | tremendously to

Charles Howatt, Vi.:oria; pte-| members from all the congrega-|Canada, as well ¢1 i tions of the United Church of | relief. The overseas relief PE A. through ,

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clude the giving of a Music Fes- | tival Scholarship,

in APEC and the United WNa- tions, Christmas donacions to ‘local welfare agencies, visits , to senior citizens, assistance ‘at Red Cross blood donir clinics, and in Summerside the club sponsors. the local collections for the Unitarian Services Com- | mittee

| Officers of. the provincial B. jand P.»~Qganizacion are: | dent, Dor 3 sident, Margaret Collings; trea- |surer, Verna Darrach, all of Charlottetown with Mrs. Mary | Bradshaw of Summerside as the \ second vice-president.

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In the Spring, regional work- | Counctl shops were held in O'Leary, makes a thorough . Cavendish and Montague. in| world situation November there was a large at- | of the people: : tendance at a wide | The members of the United

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|Church Women are speaker on this occasion was |imerested in sénior \ Rev. C.R. Webber, DD, who | tients in hospitals and the chron- be gave highlights from the meet- ically ill. They show their . )- ing of the general council of the cern by visits. flowers and hi ae a hieh | cards. was - John’s, New-| The future looks vry bright foundiand in September. Offic- | t., this organization, the pur ere’ training sessions, program pose of which is “to unite al panels and discussion groups the women of the congregation had - place at all these gather-| for the total Mission of the

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