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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry, Albert Altlren, Mrs. Byron Stewart, Mlsa Harriet Clair.

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Sunday School Convention

...° The North-Eastern Kings Sunday School Convention met in St. John's United Church, Mar-e, on Tuesday Nov. l with Mr. Rus- sell Garrett in the chair. (‘he opening devotional service was conducted by members of the For- tune Bridge Sunday School follow- ing which the president introduc- ed Miss Adn Adams of St. John. N.B. who briefly outlined the day's program which had as its theme

"Build Today for a Christina World." The minutes of the previo is

year's convention were read and adopted. The chairman reported on behalf of the executive and the treasurer presented the financial statement.

A nomination committee con- sisting of Mrs. Russell Webster. Mrs. Lewis I-ligginbotham and Mrs. K.E. MacCallum W85 Bi)‘ pointed from the chair as was also a resolution committee composed of Rev. W.B.F. Corkum. PYPSWH McEwen and Mrs. George Camp- bell. At roll call reports were receive-cl from nine of the twelve schools in the district and a discussion on these was led by Miss Adams who also passed around self-evalufilfflli charts which made \‘cl‘y searching inquiries into a teacher's efficiency‘ and led to considerable debate (in the teacher's preparation and pres- entations. Schools were asked to try separate worship services for beginners and primary depart- ments. The supper hour in the hall was a time of goodly fellowship with informal discussions in small groups. The worship service ln the eve- hing was led by Mr. Kenneth MacGregor after which Miss Ad- ams discussed with the delegates “Home and Church School Work- ing Together."

The report of the nominating committee which was presented and moved by Mrs. Higginbothsm and seconded by Mrs. R. Webster was as follows; _President, Russel Garrett; vlce-pfis. Mrs, George Campbell; sec'y.-trea.s., Geo. Learrl: executive - South Lake, Stewart Cameron; East Point, Kenneth McGregor; Sourls, Mrs. Bruce Stewart; Fortune Bridge. Nlrs. Iiester Johnston; Dundas, M11’;- aret McLeod; Forest Hill, Mrs. Jalm C. McBeth; Annandale, Mrs. Elby Howlett; St. P(ter‘s, Mrs. D.W. McPherson; Marie. Mrs. Wil- ber Webster; Greenwich, Mrs. Shirley Sutherland; Red Point. ‘Edison Rose.

The report of the resolutions

committee was presented by Rev.

W.B.F. Corkum. This report thank-

ed Marle Church, its minister and

officials for the goodly hospitality

of the occasion, and M155 Adams

for her splendid leadership. 1t

strongly recommended that. past-

ors, superintendents and teachers

meet as often as possible prefer-

ably once a month to study some

book based on Sunday school work

m‘ religious education. It. also

urged the teachers to improve

their scores on their self-rating

charts, and finally urged that our

resolutions be not mere wishful

thinking.

The closing item on the even-

ing's program was a demonstration

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Miss Adams also showed throfléh film slides how the small church may meet the need of individual

worship centres for the different departments of the church school.

The convention closed with the

benediction by Rev. 11W, Mac-

Pherson.

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m MEMORIAMI

MRS. W. l". LANDBY

The death of Mrs. W. F. Landry occurred at her home on 38 Faulk- land Street, Pictou, on Saturday morning, November 5. She was in her 60th year. A native of Mor- rell, P. E, I., she was a daughter of the late Nicholas and Isabel (Campbell) GallanL

Besides her husband, Mrs. Lan- dry is survived by two sons, J. Wilfred, of the N. S. Hospital staff. Dartmouth, and Maurice, at home, and by three daughters, Sister Mary Renaldo, C.S.M., Bethany. Antigonish; Margaret, R.N., of the Sutherland Memorial Hospital staff, and Mrs. A. R. (Mary) Tate of Pictou, also by two grandchildren. Gwendolyn and Sandy Tate. Also surviving in the immediate family are three sisters: Sister Mary of St. Maurice, Manila, P.I.: Sister

ma, and Mrs. lVfatthc-xv Connell. Pictou, and t\vo brothers. Alphonse, in Ontario, and Alban, Pictou Landing.

The funeral was held from her late residence to Stella Maris Church on Tuesday morning. Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by Rt. Rev. Monsignor R. C. Mac- Gillivray, of Sydney. Present also were Rev, J. R. Ratchford, PP.- Pictou; Rev. A. I. MacAdam, Lake- vale; Rev. George Kane. St. Fran- cis Xavier University, Antigonish; Rev. D, Chisholm, New Glasgow; Rev. George Topshec, Sydney; Rev. C, P, Gerrlor, Loulsdale, and rcp- rcsentatlves of the conlfefililiflfl! of Notre Dame and St. Martha.

Interment was in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Pictou, with committal prayers by Rev. C. P. Gerrior, Louisdale.

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Georgetown and I O O Vrcrnriy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Murphy and family of Charlottetown were recent guests at the homo of Mr.

Murphy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy.

Miss Jean MacConnell of Notre Dame Academy in Charlottetown lavas a weekend visitor to her hozne on Richmond Street.

Miss Marion Lavers, student at. Union Commercial College in Charlottetown, spent the weekend at. her home here.

Master Keith Pearden of Mon- tague spent a few days last u-eek as the guest of Mr. and Mrs, wil- liam Prosper.

Mrs. Robert Jenkins and daugh- ter Ann, accompanied by Mrs. Jenkin's brother, Mr. Bruce Mar:- Donald of Halifax, motored to the province last week and while here they visited Mr. and Mrs. AE. Jenkins.

Nils; Rosalie Kiggins o! Sydney, N.S. motored to the Island a few days ago and visited at the home of Mayor and Mrs. PL. Boud- reault.

Friends of Mr. Henry Hemphlll of Burnt Point are sorry to hear that he is confined to his home and all wish a speedy return to good health. Mr. Hemphlll had the misfortune of felling off a sleigh and sustained painful in- juries to his leg.

Miss PTanOés Debory left last week on a short visit to Boston. Mass.

Mr. John Betchilder of the en- gine room crew of the Charles A. Dunning wee a recent visitor to his home in Georgetown.

Miss Jean Jay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jay, Charlottetown, has returned to her home alter spending e. few days ea the guest of Mr. and Mrl. Temple MacDon- ald, Georgetown Royalty.

Rev. ER. and Mrs. McVicar and two children of Port Elgin. N.B.. motored to the province during the latter part of laet week and Mr. and Mrs. 1H. Stewart.

Mr. "Buddy" Martel! hae return- ed to his home here after spend- ing some time in Toronto, Ontario.

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Mt. Stewart and Vicinity

Mrs. Daniel McAsSeY. Mt. Stewart. Ls visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Court, Bedfcrd.

Mrs. Lloyd Jay has as her guest her daughter, Mrs. Willard Ooffi-i and family of Charlottetown.

1th. James Feehari of the RCN. spent the past few days visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Feehan.

Among the P.W C. students who spent the week-end at their homes here are the Misses Eileen and Con- stance Jay. Shirley Coffin, Doreen Mercer, Eileen McEachern and l-knest MoEachem and Goldie

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Mary of St, Benigna, Syriam, Bur- Sm h

Although the weather was wet a large number of people gathered at the Legion Hail, Mt. Stewart, 0:1 November 11th, to pay trirbute to their comrades of the army. navy and air loroe who made the sup- remc sacrifice for King and Coun- try in the two World Wars. The service commenced at 11 oclock under the chairmanship of Sergeant Major C. L. MacDonald. Short re marks were made by the Rev. Mr. Mercer and Major John A. MacDon- ald of Cardigan. The service came to a close with the singing of the National Anthem. After the service the Legion Members marched to the cemetery and Comrade finest Mc- Eachern and Sergeant Major Mac- Donald placed the wreaths on the Monmnent.

PARKDALE W. l.

The annual meeting of Park- dale Women's Institute was held in the Women's Institute Hall on Nov. 7. The president, Mrs. War- ren Burns presided; thirty three members responded to roll cell by telling their mystery pal and paying dues. Eleven new members joined the Institute and were welcomed by the president.

It was unanimously agreed that the hall be available on Monday's after school for the teaching of catechism.

A donation of $50 was given to the local fire-men to assist them in their work. Mrs. Gallant and Mrs. Moore reported for the school committee, stating that a new cupboard for the teachers room was needed. Mrs. Moore spoke of the need of a school for delinquent children, the urgency of which was stressed by Mr. Rice.

Mrs. Compton, convener of the sick committee sent 17 cards to the sick also flowers Atmtwo be- reaved memlbers and flowers to a sidk member in the hospital. Re- ports were given by the leaders of the Cubs, Scouts, Brownies and Girl Guides. All these reports were very interesting and encour- aging. The financial reports from the card parties were received with great enthusiasm. The new card party committee was ap- pointed namely: Mrs. Oalway, Mrs. Richard, Mrs. McAskill. Mrs. Gallant.

I-t was decided that a wreath be purchased and placed at the monument on Remembrance Day. The organization of sewing clubs was left to the incoming execu- tive.

It was unanimously agreed that the amount paid to our janitor be increased in appreciation of his

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Back Row (left to rigbtl-Donald Nelson, Lewis Ward; Blaine Sherren, Terry Manning, Fat-l Ronnie Smith. Andy Bohaker, Bobbie Roberts. Centre Row (left to‘ right) — Roy Scantlcbuvp Rupert. Catherine Campbell, Donna Peake, Carol Chandler, Winifred Anne Macmillan, Sylvza lor. David Ives. Fron-i. Row (left to right) seated-Carl Ann Hogan, Judy Brennan, Erma Jean Winch Katherine Gass, Dianne Davies, Carolyn Owen. I '

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was also decided to procure a new list from the woollen mills be- fore sending old woollens to be made into blankets. The auditors‘

report was read by Mrs. Call- beck.

The retiring president, Mrs. Burns gave a short address. thanking all members for their

loyal support and co-operation in all undertakings. This was follow- ed by the secre-taryh and treas- urer's reports both showing that the year had been a successful one socially and financially. The report of the nominating commit- tee was read by Mrs. Cook and adopted by the meeting. The in- stallation of the following officers was carried out by Mrs. Frank Ross:

The President: Mrs. E. S. Cant-

well: vice president. Mrs. J’. R. Compton; secretary. Mrs. John MacEachern: treasurer, Mrs. Jos-

eph Galiant; pianist, Mrs. Henry Callbeck: Dress correspondent, Mrs. Fred HiCkOXZ directors. Mrs Hilbert Frizzell, Mrs. Kitty Moore. Mrs. Ben Livingstone, Mrs. Rus- sell Beer. and Mrs. Frank Burke:

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A vote of thanks was extended f0 "i6 reiirin! officers and to the leaders of the various organiza- tions. It was agreed to cater to the Central Royalty institute at a banquet to be held in the hall on Nov. 16. The new committee appointed weré School, Mrs. Mac- Eifihflrn. Mrs. Hickox. Mrs. Fer- guson and Mrs. Lumsden. Sick: Mrs. Gay, Mrs. MacEwel-l. Mrs. Bertram and Mrs. Clay. Program: Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Moore. Lunch ‘committee next mcelingr Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Bert- ram. Mrs. Callbeck. Mrs. Cant- well.

The knitting parties are to be resumed by meeting in the hail on Nov. 14. The lunch committee being, Mrs. Gay. Mrs. MacEachern. and Mrs. Hogan. Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Callback invited the group to meet in their respective homes on Nov. 2i and Nov. 28.

It was agreed that the member- ship fee to the Musical Festival Association be paid. The "meeting closed with the National Anthem.

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