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LOWER FREETOWN W.I.
-- The February meeting or the Lower Freetown Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. F'en- followed by the Co loct. The treas- tcn Simmons on the afternoon oi!.urer reported sending 85 to the m-m--nrww:-s- March of Dimes fund. getting one thousand more cod liver oil capsules
for school children, also dustbane and other articles for the school. It .was decided not to try to have it amateur contest this sprim. The Institute apron is to be opened at
the March meetinz. The school
committee, Mrs. Walter Bernard
and Mrs. Camden Gardiner, was I I-It-IIII uflhr I III III .'I'.'S”I'.' - ...-.2
the 18th WILII 17 members and one visitor present.
The president, Mrsg Prank Oeirne. opened the meetin with the "ode"
reappointed. I It was moved and seconded that will be donated to the European Fiend Relief. Mas. Camden Gardin- yer, Mrs. Pmwee Gardiner and MR. Alfred Reevm were appointed to ' nsk about getting a play to come lit-o Freetown. Names of live deleg- ynres were picked to go to the A. C.- iW.W. ccniierence at Toronto next
.August. TUESDAY, MARCH 10111 y tins? Howard Cam” and a con. - ies as her part on t e pros-run list gamel fmals Band pMrs. Frank (him: a lively 3-1'm9T5 Allaglle . :5-pelllllg match. It was moved and Grahams Road vs. Cavontltsli seconded to have a grab bag at the C 8 30 S! p yncxr meeting. Collection amounted name 2 Iztr
'to 95 cents. y Roll call next day is to be an- swered with a St. Patrick's or Irish jolte. Mrs. Elton Cairns and Mrs. ySt'ott Cairns are on the program committee for March
At the .l:tnu:u'y meeting of this Tnstttuiv held at the home of Mrs. ;.lardino Stavnrt 19 members and ;nns- risztnr were present. and the imectmx: opened in the usual way. The treusurer reported getting L000 .more cod liver oil capsules for
WEDNESDAY, IVIAR. 12th
5th Game Finals North Shore Lcagne
Spring Valley is. Summersidc Nit-rrttrys
Game 8:30 Sharp
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From now tiniil Saturday, March ltlih, we offer you specials on cold wave perntanonts as follows:
e 53 7.50 for Sl6.0Il
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of thanks to Mrs.
school children and had sent 82 to the T. B. League. It WIS decided to give :5 to the March of Dimes lund. Collection r-mounted to 81: also two memberships were paid.
It was decided to send the apron around the district to help make money for the Institute. Instead at the usual program, a very success- ful auction sale was held with Mrs. R.ussellwMtcCarville as auctioneer. 6d5 from auction amounted to
mob of these enjoyable meetings closed with the singing of "The Queen” after delicious lunches had been served by the respective host- esses, t
INI)IAl:ARglvV-IEIT. W. I.
- Mrs. Orville Clark was hasten to the Indian River W. I. on Jun- uary 13th, There were 17 member: and several visitors present. The president. Mrs. Keith Mann, pre- sided and opened the meeting with the Institute Ode followed by the creed.
A short business period was held when the minutes and financial report was given. It was moved by Mrs. Hubert Glllls that sl00. be given to the school secretary for the new school. This was seconded by Mrs. Will Hickey and carried,
The following motions were sec- onded and carried: That rt mat be Dui-chased for the entry of the school: that a treat be sent to Mrs. Norman Ferguson Who was in hos- pital; that a suitable gift be pre- sented to Mr. Fred Ready at a wel- come party in his honor.
Mrs, Justin Macliellnn led a dis- cussion cn the Art Exhibition which wits being shown in Charlottetown. On suggestion from Miss Donnlda MacDonald, Mrs. MaoLellan offer- ed to take two pupils from the school to see this. The President
,brought up the question of having
a music teacher for the school and the matter was left over until fur- ther information was received.
Mrs. will Hickey moved a vote Clerk for her kind invitation for the W. I. to meet at her house. Mrs. Clark gra- ciously replied.
The president then introduced Mr, Austin Pendergast who show- ed several films. from the N. l".B, which were enjoyed by all.
A program followed, with singing by Mrs, Thomas Turner and Don- alda MacDonald, with Mrs. Hubert Gillis at the piano. A reading en- titled, "Our Institute" was given by
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SUMMEIISIDE P. E. I.
Collection amounted to 10.50. Lunch wu served by Mrs. Keith Mann assisted by Men. will Hick- ey. Miss Grace mater. Mrs. Peter Ma.cLellan and Mn. Inc. Runway. The meeting adjourned with the National Anthem.
The February meeting on Indian River W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. L. G. Ramsay. Roll call we: answered by "A County I would like to visit, and why”; also an ar. ticle was donated toward the fish pond.
After the reading and adoption of the minutes. the treuurnr's rc- Dort was given. The correspondence included a "thunk you" letter. the
I selecting of five names at delegate-J end a letter 33W
to the A.C. W. W. from Mrs. Leird, Provineinl Pral- dont. re the extention course to be sponsored by the Women's Instit- utes. 35.00 was pledged toward this project.
It with decided to pack woollen: to send to the woollen mill: also.
"that each member would make a
crazy quilt patch 12x12 and take it to the next meeting to be made into a quilt.
Roll call for next meeting is to be answered by membare donating E. book to the school library. Lunch was served by the hcstus assisted by Mrs. Patricia MacLellan and Mrs. Mann.
The meeting adjourned and all sung the National Anthem with Mrs. T. Turner at the plum.
HAMILTON W. I.
-The March meeting of Hamil- ton Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. I-Ieber Pickering with ill members end four visitor: present.
The vice-president. Mrs. Den Morrison. occupied the chair and opened the meeting with the Is- land Hymn followed by the creed.
The idea or pt ducing a ploy was dropped. The new finance commit- tee will work with the play com- mittee to produce a. variety con- cert.
The finance committee reported proceeds from ule of support It quilting, and from patches on an apron.
The sick committee reported one treat sent and thank: were re- ceived for same. also for I mel- sage of sympathy rent. The school committee had not purehued re-
rnr. GUARDlAlfI.WCHARL0TTETOWN
Mrs. L. 0. Ramsay.
Tyne Valley News
spent the last week of February visiting friends in New Brunswick and Nova hotlu.
Mrs. wiitrod Macnounll spent the Fobrutry 23th week-end visit- ing in North Bedequo.
Min Delores Newocmbe. Bum- meraide. event. the February lath week-end at the home of her par- ent: in Tyne Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Birch. Am- hcrct. were visitor: to Tyne Val- lcy over the week-and or February
Mrs. Kay I-lowntt. Amherst, spent 3e weekend in Tyne Valley. want
her Iietor. Mia Sophie Mooney and daughter, Mrs. Aldon Yen.
Mr. and Mn. Lorne Mlooaulil
on for lint lid kit and teacher was instructed to do so.
A motion curled that all the
shut-in: be remembered in the die- trict at motor. on motion it was agreed to echo ten duller: to the European Flood Relief Fund. Flfcen cent: was received for rent: of irecuer. Bills were pre- sented and on motion pnid. The sccratu-y wucimtructed to send for dcmticni of material. Collec- tion nmounted to 81.85. After the meeting a owned a debate wu held. The s not was: "Resolved that middle age sur- paues youth in the Joy of. life." Mrs. Leslie Ramsay and Mrs. Wil- liam Runny supported the rero- lutlor while Mn. David Ramsey and Mrs. Wymen Clark spoke for the negative. The judges awarded the decision to the con side with I Imall margin.
Dr. and Mrs. Burlelgh ind tamily let
lty I-I belnz extended to Mt. T.H.
II 1 mily Ind Mn. Numun Mnc- , Tn I and P.M. Macoaull at lliilenhe on
Mumlo North Bedequc. were visit- or: II. the home or Mr. uni Mn. the denth at their sister. Mrs. Frank
Willi-ccl Macoougall sunduy, Much Jope in Massachusetts.
' Mr. Edwin Hansen visited with me Prubytu-inn Miuionery 80- his villa in the polio clinic over the claw met at the home ct! Mn. D. N. Fohuu-y zath week-end. Fcrboe on Mondey utarnoon, Mulch -"-' Ind. A special collection we: taken Mr. Hifmlil MWLOOG hid W9 for the leper babies in Forn-ton, misfortune to get his (act badly mtounung to gum, out while working in the woods on ..... Monday. Much Ind which noon- The United unto; Aid um ti .-It-ted his hwinc mom -Web'- thc home of Mill. lvut Mucxcy on
to close the wound. Thursday c evenlnl. February acth with . 1.1, .ggandgnggg Mrs. Ruuol Oolzton, sprlhchill, it
ependint I few days with her all- Mr. Russel Rogers, Coleman, and Mr-in-IIW. Mm Fred Hinton- Mr. Samuel Hewitt. aununereidc. were visitor: to Tyne Valley on -' M1" FY05 M10353" hid 1'" MOM”, Much may misfortune while working in Mhinc to have a tractor overturn, pinning Mr. And Mn. Silas Rayner, Mrs.
him bennth it, which ruiltcd in William Raynor and Mr. end rm. I crushed ankle. After treatment James Oetaon. Alberioh. were via-
in a hospital in Maine he was bblc itlng with Mr. and ,Mn. Elmer to return to his home in summer- nakor, Sunday, March int.
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A large crowd motored tn o'Leary on MOXISIW oveninc. Murch 2nd to witness the tune between the O'- Lenry Maroon": and the Air Force.
Mn. Roy Maoolure and Mn. Jack Percival were recent guests of Mn. Arthur Yeo.
Lonnox Island llovt-es
The Indiana are busily ongnged in their principal occupation, bu- ket making. having made over 8.- 000 since December lot. 1952.
Dr. William Burleiah. Saint John, spent the weclt-and with his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Burleigh.
Miss Myra MacArthur spent I few days recently visiting her brother and sister in Nova Scotia.
Since February lath. the com- mencement of the Holy Search of Lent. the Indians have attended Muse every day in large nunvbera. -Lennox Island for the nut time in its history is going to have I telephone communication with
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the mazinland. This will be a great benefit to the people who live on Indian Island. The Island Tele- phone Compiuiy has erected poles from the Central Oflice tit Tyne Valley to MncLean'5 Point. From
L. A. C. Kumpuia who has been confined to a military hospital in Nova Scotia has recovered suffic- iently to be note to return to his home in Tyne Valley.
Lunch was served by the hostess and committee.
Quickies
this latter point a cable will be placed under the water to Lennox lelnnd. This cable will he laid when the river is free of ice bi" means of floating it. on oil drums to the required location and then
The synrpatliyjg this commun-
By Ken Reynolds
dropping it into the water.
Several persons have had nar- row escapee crossing to and from Lennux Island this winter due to the poor ice conditions. one In- dian fell through into the deep- out part of the water which is about sixty feet whilst carrying baskets to the mainland. Another Indian who was accompanying him rescued him. At present lame cars and light trucks travel on the ice to and iroxn Lcnnox Island. Nevertheless. there are limits or the ice which are not in for wall-:e.rs.
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paid our bill in two months!"
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Be here at time of drawing around 9 p.m.
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TODAY (Tuesday) 3:30 - 7:15 . 9.15
He couldn't forget the roar of the crowd.
A woman's kiss. :1 small boyl's love in his heart.
It's the big as life story of the kind of guy the whole world loves.
I-leer!-wcrmlngly Im- man. Illb-tickling funny.
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