Shirley Macbennan and Mrs. Artihur Farrah: auditorl. Mrs. Stephen 'ilhoinpson and Mrs. ltwen Lamont; press committee, Mrs. D. Mwlntosh: Red Cross convener, Mrs. D. S. MacP'hee,

Mrs. Ralph Thompson invited meinbea to her home for next meeting, roll call to be answered with exchange of Christmas gifts. it was agreed to order 16 boxes at

SPRINGTON W.I.

th ir lath WJ. held 9 1 izgzetlng at the home of mhusnuncan Macintosh. will call was answered by five Rowls and (our visitors. "lpmeouon or officers resulted as president, M111 B-allillh - leoted); V06-PTO!- rhompscn (Tggmey Muunmnz

49"” Mm Mrs James Dhristmss cards and two packases gecxermp '”;:;:”cl:,:;m1i,tee, Miss ui birthday cards. rye -

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OLENOALE O K RUBBER WELDERS

1287 Weston Road Toronto, Ont.

4th Charlottetown Troop

The regular weekly meeting of the Baptist scout Troop last even- ing featured Coinst. Madbonald. R. C.M.P., in I. talk on The Highway Code as it applies to Scouts. In addition. he showed the films "Maintain the Right" and "Maxin- ing Mounties”.

Const. MM:.Dona.ld was a scout and Soouter in Windsor, Ontario. and takes a keen interest in all Scouting activities.

Guests at the meeting were Gor-

don Worth and Winston Judson who plan to asist Scoutmaster Don Holden and ASM Lloyd Oakes in this Ti'oop's activities. ' Rev. J. D. Devison also attended. He is giving a course on The Re- ligion and Life badge for the sen- ior Scouts.

Lieut. Graham Jenkins

mi-mar ist Oiass scout and the holder of many Scout badges ob- tained here imd at Morecam-be Bay, Lanes, England, Lieut. Gra- ham Jenkins is still retaining in- terest in the Scout movement. Al- though kept extremly busy as 2 U0. of Signals atR.ivem.Ma.nitoba, he found time this summer to or- ganize a Cub Pack for the many youngsters of Navy, Army and Air Force families located at the camp. The Cubs had their first camp which was a great succes. Lieut. Jenkins attended the Annual District Council meeting at Bran- don. Man., and was appointed to the executive for the coming year. Here is one Scout who is still us- ing his Scout training to advant- age. Are you using yours to help leadership on P. E. 1.?

IN MERLORIAM

MRS. HENRY B. MscDONAI.D The death of Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald which occurred at her home in Cable I-lead East on Oct. 24 was deeimy mourned by the residents of this coimnunity. al- though in her 76th year and ill for a long time.

For many years previous to his death her hiuibanirl, the late Henry B. MacDonald was in indifferent health and, the burden or manage- ment and care for their family was placed on her shoulders. How well she succeeded is shown in her comfortable home and fine family. All settled near her and her many grandchildren to give her comfort when her health began to fail. Less than two months ago the sudden death of her son Bernard was suilered.

She leaves behind to mourn the memory of a kind and loving mother the following sons and daughters: D. I". and Eleanor at home: Andrew, Charlie, Eme (-Mrs. C. E. McKinnon) and Doro- thiy (Mrs, Joseph MacLea.n). all of

est Russell) : Helen (Mrs. Joseph MacDonald): Mamie (Mrs. J. J. Sheehan), all of St. Peters. and Jean (Mrs. Hugh B. McDonald). St. Ma.rgnaret.'s, and Winnie (Mrs. Dolph Oheverie), New Zealand: also two mothers. Peter and Alex Macxinmn, St. Peters.

Her funeral was held from her late residence to St. Peter's Church. where High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by the pastor. Rev. W. V. MacDonald, who also officiated at the grave. Rev. George Mc- Donald of st. Margaret's was pre- sent in the sanctuary.

Pall bearer! were her five saris- in-law. Messxi. Ernest Ruuell.Joh.n J. Sheelian. Hugh 3. MdDona.id. Joseph Mdbonald, Dolph

and her neighbor John A. McDon- ald. c

May her soul. rest in peace.

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The family of the late Mrs. Henry B. MacDonald wish to thank Rev. W. V. MacDonald. Dr. Bur- den, Dr. Kenny. also Mrs. James W. Lewis. all who sent Miss cards, flowers and messages of sympathy, kind neighbors and trlends, and all who helped in any way to less- en their burden of sorrow.

, N.s.. (OP) - Jack Keith of 00m Hill, halted his plow- ing to get some grease, from the

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THE GUARDIAN. Cl'lARLO'i."1'ETOWN

ST. JAMES UNITED CHURCH GUILD

.."rhe November ineetiix of at. James United Church Guild,Bouria, was held at the home or Mrs. Lionel strong with the vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Bruce Stewart presid-

The meeting opened with the as members present repeating the Lord's Prayer, followed by scrip- ture and prayer read by Miss Nora Maobean.

The secretary and treasurer read their reports and these were ap- proved as read. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party to be held at the December meeting when the exchanging of small gins by the members add to the enjoyment of the soc hour dur- ing the meeting. '

Mrs. Sterling Dingwiau was ap- pointed to take the place of Mrs. J. R. MacLean. representing the Guild at the National Film Board meetings.

Plans were discumed for the painting of the church hall and a committee was appointed con- sisting oi Mrs. H. Latter, lvlim. Bruce Stewart, Mrs. J. R. Mec- Lean and Mrs. Harold Matthew to make arrangements for the paint- ing to be done before Dec. 1.

The vioe-president appointed Miss Ellen Stead and Mrs. A. H. Smallwood to act as a committee to brir.-g in a iicw slate of officers for the coming year.

The December meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Harold Matthew. The meeting adjourned with the members repeating the "Mizpah Benediction".

During the social hour following the meeting, two lnI.Pl'Csl.lllg films were shown. ”Roya.l Destmy” and all-ks and Sulkies".

barn. As the horses stopped. The plow uncovered a grease gun lost 12 years earlier. He found it in Rood shape, so greased the plow wind kept on going.

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