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10 The Guardian y, January 18. 1956

(Continued irom page I) imen's Institute was held at the

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Methods" is enclosed with everylday. Jan. 4th. with the president, order. The Nursery wishes every- Mrs. Norman Green presldinl- ona to order their requirements as Meeting opened by slnlllel poumv d the -in b . d ," 1' ll id by the reei. ll: that oidellr The iprlng l:ICaFrl:iE:n "l)En(')llA3Eel'S answered rnll e very busy time at the nuriseryicall with a ”Get-Well" card. and When 5" Chi 0'59" "W5" 59 mled i the minutes of last meeginhgd wh.IAclh in I. few weeks. vii held at the home o re. - TWO WI? Old Qeedllnga oi SOON” lasts! Reed was moved and approv- and Austrian Pine are available. ed. if tho! "0 DIIHM In ' ""'"”' The teacher of this district, Mu. oed ior two years, then they caniwnmr MCLWE kindly donated be planted again where you wish 52000 which was 8 Damon 0, the lmm w "H " ' wmdbreak or alproceeds from the school concert.

WEST COVEIIEAD W. I. The January meeting of the Wo-

Woman's Institutes

were read: approved and signed.

The school and sick committees gave their reports end the bills were paid. Correspondence was read end discussed. A letter 01' thanks Wu received ior iruit, It we; decided to hold an auction sale at the next meeting, which is to be held at the home of Mrs, lstanley Younker. The lunch com- mittee ior the next meeting is Mrs. Walter Roberts and Mrs. Arnett Shaw. Mrs. James Cud- more will be in charge oi the pl'o- grent. Collection for the evening amounted to 32.05. A program. provided by Mu Grant Laird, was won by Rita MacNeill and Mrs Wallace smith. The meeting closed by singing the National Anthem. A delicious lunch was then served by the hostess and committee in

"den" lThl donation is to be used pre- "Jock. when ye lllCt-nlktlliillllllg feralbly for school musk H was 5'” m d”' 5" m” M 5 I0 M begin the Institute

. , . h J k' decided to - :,hm:e,',e.l:e 1319 -gimung Dc meetings at 8.30. Next meeting is

Fjmgn mmdrfd ifs,” t,,.,., ,,.m in be held in the Manse. Roll call planted here a iew years iigo and 1013? answerftd Iifllh 3 FGCIDE fflrl my m new Wm lmei”'eiv5IaAiSi:rpp':r 311:-2:41 hour lunch wI9l '"'1'f;2'f,.'i,”nx”,:i',I,,',',i)'"e..'Il(..f:' 123.33 served by the hostess. 'and her as- others beside himself." sistants. Mrs. Orr Mccann. Mrs.

Richard St. Barbe Baker. iound- l.eith McMillan and Mrs. Geoige er of the "Men of the Trees" lli Boll. England has done a wonderiul, work for all men in almcst tier); ELMWOOD w. 1. part at the world. -

Men oi the Trees are tree lovers The January meeting of Elm- Whfi PIN": End STOW W995 Wriwood W. l., was held at the home their own cakes. and as A P1EdRE,of Mrs. Neil Campbell on January oi faith to ))05iFl'li). During the nth, with an but Ill”! hllndffd 39313 Bl"””'- members and five visitors. The has been in:'tiin.1te in her Men oi meetmg opened by sinlinli in. "19 TIi"5' Every "0" ”1”d "h9”' stiiuie Ode, followed by repeating Ilhm h” mu" 3' M” lnlemmeu Creed in unison. Roll call was an- with timber shortage, or bcgliiinglswered by eleven members. your 1" I””"" ”" dependence ,of memmore members paid their member- ulponr ITCES, EOFIICOIIS tlllili tlrllIICt IO ship lees.

1" O" as an I995 9 0 We Minutes of previous planting Belore this time there V i ,' - g was little need. Britain, like other Ede: "ti: arnedsizggnled and 315" countries, aboundfd once in woods. Thy I Head" Cm'nmmee! were When Caractacus deleilded l11iSlapp(:nk3d,. E - l ' ht., th u i." t- , ' , . .ngm,.:”.s5fa C?o,l:,.leis Ml Sick, Mrs. Lugerie MacQuilIan trt-lea. Open ll.”.l'llil'e was impossible,,”"d Mrsr W i I re d Campbell; ior an exienive plain was then as,-Wh"0Ii M11 AV"? M?'f1Fh"d3 fir? uncommon as is a iorcst now. ,sra.m. M15. Elmer COIN 8" "- pm Stephen, . monk of Can.'NEll Campbell; lunch. Mrs. Stan-

attendance of ii.

lto Care: me,m,Iille.m MacDonald, motion carried. 1

charge.

ROSE VALLEY W. I.

The monthly meeting of Rose Valley Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. James Macin-

ltoah on Jan. 6th. The preaidtnt.

Mrs. William Newaome, presided. Meeting opened by repeating Creed. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered by tour members, each member donating a sympathy card, one visitor was present. Correspondence was read. A Christmas card was received from Miss Juirretta. Mrurray, a torm- er member; also a card or thanks ii'om.Mra. James Todd who has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital. It was moved by Mrs George Matheson that the Institute send a donation of 55 seconded by Mrs.

Next place at meeting at the home oi Mrs. George Matheson. Roll Call to be answered with each member wearing a decorated hat. meeting adjourned. Luncli was served by hostess. Gamcs oi gcmitinole were then enjoyed.

NEW HAVEN wt

u,-bur)V " late 3,; the i-elgn oliley Colwill, Mrs. Cyril Egan and Henry the second, tells us that a Miss Hilda Gallant: Press Cec, large iorest lay round London. The Mrs. Stanley Colwlll; correspon- iorests must have been niagniii- dcnce was read.

cent but as Britain became more cultivated the woods receded, giv-h ing way to the plough, and wergat Parkdale. A h often cut down merely ior the sakepwas put on by Mrs. Nell Camp- oi tillage or pasturage. bell and won by Mrs.

The need oi lumber ior the navy phec, brought. about the iirst. great. Cnuecljnn W3, "km up md awllmnlnl "5 W ll" newssny 0I,amount.ed in 31.15. Roll call is to tree planting.

111 TEEPOMC W M5 COUUUYIS necflivalue of ten cents for a grab-bag. came Evelyn. the Mist Kmzis For-ilurs. Stanley Colwill invited the ester. who proved to be the great- ,m,,mbeH to her home fag-Jhg Feb. est. man oi the trees oi his da),l,.uan, meeting,

5"" t0 W15 ma" we "We M” onlyl The meeting was brought in mm” Of the beaulm” 5””?-V M close with the National Anthem: Loch-V but mu?” Ol.th9 Mmdland after which a delicious lunch wiis charm and variety oi scenery that served by the hash” Ind mm, we know and love in England. mm” in charge.

The Men of the Trtes lnve Ag Wvg pledged themselves to plant, pro- tect and hand on their tree lierl-i tage ior posterity to enjoy. Theyl regard their country as a sacred trust-a great entail - belonzing as much to those who may come W i”5'l.””” ”.l'.:.-.:":1i..Y".;'.":.:;;:”:.::".:;

in icy e icve a may love 211, 4 , r 9, . no right, by anything ill?) do or the president, opened by singing neglect... to deprive their descen- "Clementine": and i'el19MmII ill? dams oi benefits which are in Creed II; unl;son.mTl:e roll caelrlngieas their w l' to be ueath. The; r - lonswere .v If ten in 1'5 gard Italic Fact oi (ire. plantirig ii: "What I dislike most about house- a touchstone of true Clll7.DllSlllp- work." One VI-Eitor W85 DNSEHR I looking forward kinzl oi action- TWO membcrs Dald their fees. The yet not too distantly. minutes oi the previous meeting

talk on the Refresher Course held

WINSLOE NORTH W. I.

The January meeting or -the Winsloe North Women's Institute

There is something cssentially AT” 2 practical in their attitude; the Province that we have a Forest Men or the Trees regard fI'PC- Nursery in connection with the

planting as a iorin oi natioiiril in- sureni-,2. Thercicire everyone who plants trees is making a ialuable contribution to his couiitry. The Men of the Tim, while That We who have fully appreciating the aestheticl POW" value of trees, realize at the same ITO D311" PF 51118. mill 3'91 EXP?!” time that by planting, a man is By liumb.e toll. Creatlveness. ihrever safeguarding the tuiure. , , , Lu” Hug statesmen they are CapmNnt.n((:;i.ie.sr to tiace the loiellnest able. of taking a lcng new or a , , g : . g situation, and in so doing are N" ””"”m' mm M"”di' naturally building their own char- On” music M E 1”fm3 tn" ecter. The Juniors are known as "Twigs", make and they try to plant at least ten pmu,” to mi trees, S9BdIlll25 01' serds, each ye'ti'. and take care oi trees every- where. for nature's pigments we can take, Canada too has her Men oi the And steep them in the brooding Trees, and more and more we are earth beginning to realize not only the so subtly, that when thence they economic, but the as-stlietic and brcalt spiritual value of trees. What a Sweet patterned wonderful thin: it is for our' hErth.

Memorial Nursery. The spirit of the Men oi the Trees is charming- ly rendered in Lady Baileys lilies. . .

no skill or

a painters soul With envy of our ,iokel's role.

loveliness has

The Nlodern 0Ifice Look - plus good. old-fashioned value!.

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. . Economile office furniture gives yoi the most for your money . . . In terms of lasting good looks. comfort. and working etficiency. Tltere'e I matching piece in this smart, modem line for every omce purpose.

Golden fninh comb-grain oak . . . bran rower pulls . sear-proof i black pedestals.

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Mrs. Artie MacPhee gave e short'oI' Institute Ode and

IBut'we can plant, and planting!

The January meeting of New

,'Haven W. I. was held at the home

oi Mrs. Foster McKlnuon. Thc lmeeting opened with the siiiging repealing

lcreed in unison. Roll call uas re-

guessing contest 'sponded to by sixteen members with jto shut-ins. bag l Jnhn Mu-. iamounting to 33.75. One new nicm-frited members to her home i'or

a twenty five cent grab iber was welcomed. The niinutes of last. meeting were read and ap- lproved. The secretary reported

be answered with an article, to the 37350 "Ike" 1" 95 me Ch”5""m5 ninety-five

concert including the sale oi ,candy.

? Reports of committees were then heard and are as follows: sick

committee reported it gift sent to one sick in the district. School committee reported a Science Kit needed ior the school It was ,moved and seconded that this bc igot ior the school, Scvr-rnl thank you notes and cards were

ill”OItl1tlkl;lE shut-inls ior rcnicmbrance lowed by Creed in unison. Roll

sen em at Clristmas. icoll was responded to by nine

l New committees were appointed members. Minutes of previous,

as igllows: school. Mn: Jameslinr-cling were read and approved,l "0 in” 5E H""" "21 Rcports of committees were:

met M the hemp of Mm Albert Tierney and Mrs. Stanley Newnianl

Wil- '

re-nd'

Progress. am Indeed and Ivan. nouns Pastry and Mrs mm Mexinnon. or-leleemountodto enddzgz responds was than read It all needs from eendwbhee and included a thank you letter irom At Christmas concert 10.00.

It was moved and seconded tbet a quantity or toilet tissue be purchued for school. n

It was decided to hold a card party in-echool on Jan. 11th.

Mrs. Lloyd Martin invited mun- bere to her home for next meet- ing. Roll call will be answered with a grab bag. -

Meeting closed by singing the Queen, aitsr which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess.

NIW GLASGOW W. L

The New Glasgow W. I. met at the home oi Mrs. R. L. Dtckleeon on Monday evening. January 3. The President presided. The meet- ing opened by singing or "Q can- uta," ioilowed by creed in uni- son. Roll call wee answered by 13 members and one visitor, naming a New.YeI.r'e Resolution. " at last meeting were road and ap- proved.

Ths sick committee reported sev- eral calls made. several Thank You notes were read irom shut-ins, who had received boxes ot fruit etc. at Christmas. A letter was read irom The Public Health Nurse. who had recently visited the School.

some discussion toof place on collecting tor the new doctor who is coming to the district .in early Spring. The following men were appointed to collect: Lorne Steven- son, Eric Stevenson, and Ieitb Dicltleson.

The new committees were ap- pointed and are as Viollows: sick, Mrs. Earl Houston and Mrs. Har- old Dicitieaon; school. Mrs. C. S. Dingwell and Mrs. Foster Bellar: lunch, Mrs. Elmer MacDonald and Mrs. W. L Dickieson; program, Miss Ann Stevenson and Mrs. my Dicltieson.

Mrs. George Dicltleson kindly tn- vited the members to her home ior the February meeting. when roll

' Wliloli ei time 1 M N "Age-slglle"laekeYOII . I Feel om

Weak, tired, rundown at 40, 50. 60 or over! Lacking in pop, ener -, lite, zest? Feel yearl youn er uiclt. Try tree Tonto Tablets to- day. or1sody week. old because low in iron: "pep! u " both mien. "Get-acquainted” also only 60 . At all drugxhhi .

the San ior treats sent at Christ- mas.

The president gave a nice report on the Leadership Course which she attended. New business lol- lowed. It was moved and seconded that we send a remembrance to the three boys in the Armed Forcts which was overlooked at Christmas. It was also moved and seconded that we discontinue the new baby gilt and start baby showers in the district.

Mrs. Michael Murphy and Mrs. Richard MoPhse were appointed to attend to this. Next meeting is to be held at the home oi Helen Docherty. Roll call to be answered by exchange oi recipes, Collection amounted to 81.00. A guessing can- test was put on by Mrs. Louis Dal-rash and won by Mrs. Duncan Gass. A humorous contest was put on by Mrs. James Tierney and won by Mrs. Artie MoPhee. The meet- ing closed by singing the Queen. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

CHEER-Ti vannav w. 1.

- The December meeting at the Cherry Valley Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John Maclsaac and Mrs. Bennett Mac- Isaac with eleven members pres- ent.

Meeting opened by Institute Ode. followed by repeating Creed in uni- son.

Roll call was responded to by exchange oi Christmas.glits, also passing in an article ior each or- phanage.

. Minutes 'ot' previous meeting were read and approved. The Treasurer reported 3110.50 amount realized lirom Shur-Gain Amateur Caval- icade. Moved and seconded that giit 'cnmmittee purchase a gift for Mrs. .MacRae for assisting in program- 0

I Pantry sale was discussed and it was decided to hold some on Saturday evening at Fennell Chand- ileris.

l It was moved by Mrs. Madonna and seconded by Mrs. Hayden that five dollars he s nt to Care. Mov- ed and scconded we have drinks and sandwiches (or Christmas con- cert, and also the usual treats given

Mrs. John MacLeod kindly in-

next meeting: roll call to be answ- ered by a piece of poetry or tenl cent line. Collection amounted tol

cents. Meeting closed 'by singing the Queen. aiter whichl .a delicious lunch was served by hostess.

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The January meeting of Cherry Valli-y Wnmens Institute was held, on the iourih at the home or Mrs.l John Mai-Leod.

Mecting opened with Ode. fol-

CUDMORE'S I

WTIIAII DINII ' OITMVA. (OP)-Jenee P. Iro- die can remember when a car driver'e licence wean't necessary- lia not when he drove hlejiret car in laglandllie still has one or the tint driver's licences-e three-page stair issued to: 1910-11. ...M...M.M.MeMg,,ggg,,

cell will be answered with A ten- oue Canadian Women.

Members were hlppy to welcome a new member to the Institute.

The Ilrolnm consisted oi rud- inu by Mrs. Paul Rlabudeon, Mre. Harland Bill and several other members .

Lunch was served by the ooln- mitten assisted by the hostess. The meeting closed with The Queen. i

(Continued irom pig. 7)

Burgess Bedtime

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row-w no can sly feet. as an so many or his trtsndsptbe Duck folk. gut there ie.ons thing most

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keep ahead at Jack Frost, no mat.- ter how test he moves. I've done it before. end I can do it ageln."

Meanwhile. Jack Frost, had been busy ahead oi him. and had closed one lake eitar another. The Duck folk who had ieit earlier were still moving on. Jack Frost hadn't

caught up with them, and would

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