JANUARY 31. 195

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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VlGE- PRESIDENT

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Boy scout campaign lists underway In ll'Lsary

The provincial headquarters of

the Boy Scouts Association at Charlottetown has announced. that the dates for the campailll 3" ; Jan. R to Feb. 3.wit.h an objec- tive for the Province of 55.000. . The motto is "Strengthen Scout- . inil. strengthen Canada." Bria. W. W. Reid is President and Judge H. L. Palmer is Provincial Cam- , lmign Chairman. , The campaign will help to pay - the salary of the executive com- missioner. Gordon Kerr, B.Sc. of . Al-bcrion. with headquarters in ' Charlottetown, Camp Buohpn. clerical work. etc.

The cthalrvnan for I 0'Leary, in Alton Rayner and the objective is . 3100.00, in Western Prince County , there are Boy Scout troops in the v following centres: Tignish. Alber- ; ion. O'Leary and Ellerslie. They lorm group one of the Scout Hoc-

. in the "Province for die provincial ' hockey title. :

Sccut from P.E.I. to the Jamho ' "I Australia" this summer. and he ' Vt” be helped i'inanc.iaily- from l--2 funds collected In the present

Provincial cempaij. I The scoutniaater at O'Leary is Dousiu Hardy and his animal It Green srrlllman. The Cub- . "lillreas at 0'Leary ls Mrs. Marne ' Afuutdy and her assistant is Mrs. "N 3lyne1'rScoutlng in p'Leary .

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key League and may will compete with other groups of scout troops!

It is hoped to send one Kine.

Hymn Festivals Held In 0'lsary church

--As the result of the very fine "School for Rural Church Organ- lsts and Choirs" conducted by the Rev. Lewis M. Murray of Kensing ton United Church in the O'Leary United Church in the fall, to which meetings all the Protestant ongan-ists and choirs of Western Prince were invited, there has been renewed interest in the im- portance of the organist and choir: in our services which have cul- minated in two very successtl "Hymn Festivals" held in Western Prince County.

The first one was held on Dec. 17 in the O'Leary United Church and the large sacred edif-ic was taxed in the uttermost to accom- modate the large congregations. Four choirs participated at his Hymn Festival. each singing two special hymns: Knutsford Baptist. St. Duke's Anglican at O'Leary Corner and 0'Lealry United and Bloomfield United. 'llhe organists -were: Mrs. Melvin Ellis, Mrs. Bann Webb, Mrs. J. M. Mac- Williams and Mrs. A. W. Craswell.

The second hymn festival was held on Sunday. Jan. 14 in the Presbyterian Church in Tyne Val- ley, which was filled to over- flowing. Seven choirs participat- ed: Con-way. Bidedord. Port, Hill. Wellington, Lot: 14, Tyne Vailley Presbyterian. Tyne Valley United. Ministers present were: Rev. L. A. Dlgnan, Rev. J. W. Howe. Rev. R. H. Baxter. Rev. Dr. Prince. The organ-ists of the different choirs are as follows: Mrs. Erland Ram- say. Conway; Mrs. R. H. Baxter, .Bida4ord; Mrs. Percy Birch, Port J-lill: Mrs. Howard Barlow. Wel- -lington; Miss Ina Phillips. Lot 14; .Mrs. Eldon Miliar. Presbyterian Church and Mrs. Ivan Linkletter, United Church of Tyne Valley.

In both O'Leary and Tyne Vai- ley Hymn Festivals it is.planned to hold another one in the spring. The Rev. L. M. Murray in his school said concerning the Rural Ohurch Organist: "You are prob- ably one of the most devoted peo- .ple in the congregation. You are always in your place ahead of time and without fanfare or bustle you carry on your glorious task of lea 1- ing the praise of God. Every year at the congregational meeting you are given a vote of .thank.s and that is perhaps all the expression of appreciation you hear. You seem to be the most neglected worker in the church. but many people say thank you' in their hearts and are inspired by your devo- tion". An organist needs to be a person of deep religious experi- ence and with a. sense of reverence and discrimination. She will be a church membe professing her xfailh and living it. The speaker stated that a good motto for the rural church organist is. "Some- thing new every week, a hymn, an anthem, a voluntary" and be con- Gilded by saying, "church organ- ists as we know them in rural ohunohes are the salt of the earth. Their loyalty. enM1-usiasrn and daithfulness are an inspiration. God bless them."-O ,

MAIIAGEII and SEIPY. - TREASURER

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EMERALD. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The January meetiru mu: W. I. was held at the home 0 Mrs. Maurice croken. The meeting r with president in the chair and peating the creed in unison.

Roll call was answered by four- teen members; each member pay- ing a penny for every inch of their waist measurement. This amounted to sass. I

The minutes of the last meet- "18 were read. approved and sign- ed. Correspondence was then read and discussed. A letter from Mrs. 3- 1- Elie. Convener of Citizen- ship in rezmls to children in the orphanages receiving the Chil- dren's Allowance, was read. A vote was taken and all were in favor of the children receiving the snow. ance. A letter from Mrs. W. E. Mac. Km-non. Social Welfare Conven- er. was read. The money collected from the district for the Ohildren's Ai Society amounted to sso.2s.

motion. it wu ,moved and seconded that all bills be paid. It was moved by Miss Lillian Mur. Dhy and seconded by Mrs. G. C. GFEGII. that the members make two quilts for the st. Vincent's Oorphanaae and two for the Mt. Herbert orphanage. cod Live: on capsules were distributed among the members.

The committees were then ap- polnrcd. sick Committee -. Mrs. Peter Clark and Mrs. Joseph Hughes. Enter ' cammn. tee - Mrs. Joseph Hughes and Mrl. G. C. Green.

Next place of meeting at the home of Mrs. Austin Murphy, Roll call to be answered by a card of sympathy or a get-well card. The entertainment committee for the evening was Miss Lillian Mur- Dhy and Mrs. mmian Dufly.

Three games of bingo were put on by Miss Murphy and won by Mrs. Slmlcer Hughes, Mrs. G. C. Green and Mrs. Victor g MacPhee. A told by Mn.

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is sponsored by the 0'Lesry Wo- men's Institute. Chairman of the O'Leary group committee is John Matthews.

.Wlt'h a live wire Scout. troop and C-uib Pack and also with a loyal and faithful and energetic Canadtian Girls In Training group. 0'Loa'ry is giving splendid train- ing and leadership to its teen-aged boys and girls and also those younger. The leaders of the C.G. I.T. are Mrs. Herbert Vatdher and Mrs. W. G. D.ickson. Other C.G.l.'l'. groups in Western Prince include Alaberton and Springfield West. For its older boys and girls, O'Leary has three Young Peoples Union: monsored by the O'Leary Nazarene Churm. O'Leary United Church and the Knutsford Bap- tist Church.-0

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the meeting ed- Journed. A dainty lunch was serv- ed by the homes. and is social hour enjoyed.

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IIVIB W. I.

The January Meeting of the In Trainin Sunday and V s . "Alert" C.GE'.'r. group or ry m'."t"9':tR1':(e.rn.Wu-liens xmmuie

of Mrs. Irving Tweedy. Meetlng'opened by re- peating creed in unison. Roll call was answered by nine mem- bers. Illnutes of last meeting read and approved.

correspondence was read by the Secretary. Two members agreed to Attend Oivii Defence meeting when held.

The secretary was asked to send to htonts and Simpson for rem- nants: also to sand to J. W. wind- Ior Co.. for recipe leaflets.

United Church will be-holding two special diurch s es. one. in the Bloomfield Churchin the fier- noon and in the 0'Lem-y , uroh at night. The theme of the service is "To serve .Ch-rlst. give thyself". M ' rs ot the C.G.I.T. will ush- er. take up the offering and com- prise the choir with special music. Mu. Herbert, Vatdlerwill preside. The address will be given by Mrs. W. G. Dickson. The scripture len- sons will be taken by Jean Mac-

chandler Satisfied with TV contract

WASHINGTON. -I-n. 30-(A-P) -Baseball Commissioner A. 3. (Happy) Chandler arrived Monday to put the finishing touches on I six-year, 56.000300 contrwt 101' the rights to broadcast and tele- vlse the World series and All- ster games.

The only thing needed: The formality of Chandler: signature. Chandler has been criticized by some people for signing a 10138" term contract with any A-"d"3h'Y growing as rapidly 9-3 W9Vm”"' These critics have maintained that in a few years the television

ngrmg migm be worth far more than ;l,000.000 annually; But. Chandler told a reporter:

--rm satisfied we made a wonder- ful deal for baseball." :

KENSINGTON w.M.S- ...Kensington United W.M.S. held their January meetms "1 We Y,-R Room on Thursday anemmmt M,” Mary Menu”, presided. conducting the devotional 991105 tmmuuhe Missionary Morrilhly. therne. G09 Working Together. WI"! US- P1-ayevr was offered by M155 M9 Nun and Mrs. In-glis. Hymn lhlesus Thou Divine Companion" was sung. Mrs. Murray PIG-ffm-' ed the sin study prosmm The unned church Re-enters JNPSII 'mu-ough Parinershiilp in Church 'Wonk". The minutes of the PY9V'-' ous meeting were read and roll call was responded to with Scrip- ture passages by 20 memlb”-5 PW" sent. . Three new members were enroll- ed. Pleasing reports were siven by the different secretaries.

The treasurer I9-90"-Ed 5337-75 sent to Presbyterian treasurer. Under the capable leadership of Miss McNutt the society has in- creased in memxbership, in givinss and in real missionary W9T-k 51”” mg the year. The offering was taken and correspondence read- M-rs. Walden Davison was AP- .po1n-zed delegate to Presbytem-L Mrs. Taylor and Miss McNutt are to meet with corn-mittee from Pru- byterian and Anglican W.M.S. to prepare program for WorldVDsy of Prayer to be held Feb. 9.

Rev. L. M. Murray with his usual encouraging address install- ed the following officers for 1951: President. Miss Mary McNutt; vice-president, Mrs. D. Macxenzie: recording secretary. Mrs. .P. J. Kennedyr wrrespondent secretary. Mrs. D. Davison; treasurer. Mrs. W. C. MacLeod: convener friend- ship and press. Mrs. J. E. Inglis; Christian stewardship secretary. Mrs. W. G. Simpson; temperance, Mrs. H. Glover; associate helpers. Mrs. Keir Clark; literature and supply. Mrs. W. F. Taylor. pianist, Mrs. R. MacKsy, missionary monthly secretary and v.ice-presi- dent. of ,ounger groups. Mrs. IHBIIHII Blakeney; mission band leaders, Mrs. J. L. Davison, Mrs. Geo. Brookins.

Meeting closed by singing "Take My Life and Let It Be" and the ibenediction.

SOUTH VVINSLOE MISSION - BAND

The regular meeting of the south Winstloe Mission Band was held at the home of Mrs. Erith Hughes on January 19th with eleven members present.

Meeting opened by repeating the Mission Band purpose followed by Hymn 406. Wayne Gillespie then read the scripture which was taken ilrom Matthew Shh chapter 1-l2 verses. Pray was offered by Janet skinner. Hymn 584 was sung fol- lowed by a Missionary story by Marvyn Gillespie.

The collection amounted to 00 cents. fees paid 50 cents,

Roll can will be answered with "Light" for next: meeting: Scripture, Eleanor Rodd; Prayer, Blythe Rodd; Recreation, Marvyn Gilles-

pie. The and chapter of the Study book -was told bygM!rs. Hughes.

Hymn 613 was sung. The meetin, flosed by repeating the Benedict- on.

Games and contest was much en- joyed by all.

A treat of ice-cream and cookies was served by Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. skinner. r

Next meeting to be held February 16th at the home of Mrs. Skinner.

IIIVERDALE - CHURCHILL WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting was held at the home of Mrs. John A. Macxinnon on January 3. with an attendance of six members and three visitors present.

The meeting opened by singing the Ode and repeatinl the creed in unison. Roll call was answered by each member paying a "dime."

one member paid her dues. Min- utes of last meeting were read, ap- proved and signed. Correspond- ence was read and discussed. in- cluding a "thank-you" card for a Christmas heat. It was moved and seconded that all bills be paid.

The mernbera decided to go to the home of Mrs. Robert Mac- Kinnon on January 10 to put a quilt top together. Mrs. John A. Macxinnon offer- ed to go to the Red Cross head- quarters for sew' . and knitting. Committees gave their reports. The Institute, News was distribut- .ed to the members. Next meeting

to be held at the home of Miss Shirley MacDonald. roll call a "flour sick" or a "dime.f'

The program consisted of a

guessing contest put on by Mrs. John A. MacKinnon; first prim being worn by Mrs. Rabat Mac- Xinnon. l

Meeting closed with the Nation- M.....:,MM..MM...

School Committee. Four members paid dues. collec- tion amounted to we.

Mrs. P. B. Lea invited member. to her home for next meeting. Roll call to be answered by each mem- her passing in s Get Well Oard. Mn. Irving Tweedy and Mrs. John Cummings were appointed on launch ccmmlttee. Meeting closed

Mrs. Gordon Lea and Mrs. J. A. Maobeod were appointed on I

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and lunch was served by hostess.

New Annan and I I I Vlclmiy Mr. Harry Schunnan and Mr.

Richard Wall made a business mp to Kensing-ton recently.

Mr. Jimmy Arsenuult. Summer- side was a business visitor to New Anuan recently.

Mr. Donald Montgomery was a business visitor to Kensington re- cently.

Mr. and Mrs. Irvan Lsmbe and family and Mr. Arthur Enman, Springfield were visitors to New Annan on Sunday.

Mrs. N. J. Mac'Nei.ll. New Annan has entered the Charlottetown Hospital for treatment. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laughlin. Sherbrooke were uisitors to New Annnn on Sunday.

Mr. Walter Rogers. lndisn Riv- er has been in New Annwn on business recently.

M.r. and Mrs. Bruce Clark, Clin- ton were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Schur- man, Travellers Rest.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Croken and Plus of Emerald were recent visitors to New Anman and Sum- merside.

-Dr. Austin Delaney. Summer- slde was a recent visitor to New Annan.

Mrs. Ernest Rayner has return- ed her home in Travellers Rest having spent some time visiting her daughter Millie in the States.

Mrs. Delbert Rayner was host to a group of ladies of the Institute for a quilting on Friday afternoon and evening. A delicious chicken supper was served by -the hostess.

Mr. Art Blandha-rd has return- ed to her home in New Annan having spent some time visiting in North Tryon and Indian River.

-- Mr. wnd Mrs. Fred Hooper, Pownal were visitors to New An- nan onlsunday and were guests at the home of their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rayner and family.

The many friends of Mr. Arthur Wright are sorry to hear he has entered the Prince County Hos- pital for x-rays and treatment and all hope he will soon enjoy better health.

The many relatives and friends of the late Mr. Herbert MacDon- ald were shocked to hear of his sudden paying on Monday. The remains arrived in Summerside on Saturday evening and were ac- companied by I. son Ronald and daughter Frances. The funeral will be held Monday morning from the home of his brother Major. thence to the St. Paul: Catholic church. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved family.

al Anthem after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

Fredericton and Vicinity

Mr. John W. Cairn5.. Slanchel, was a visitor to Fredericton. on Saturday.

Mrs. Ralph MacPhee. Springton, was a visitor to the city on Satur- day.

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Mr. John Morrison spent, week-end visiting relatives friends in Charlottetown.

Master Eddy Cutcliffe, Char- lottetown. spent the week-end in Fredericton the guest of Bryon Cutcliffe.

Mr. John T. Doirion was a visi- tor to Charlottetown on Saturday.

Miss Shirley Steward spent Sun- day visiting at her home in Nor- bore.

Vernon Weeks, Arthur Weeks, and Earl Weeks were visitors to H-unrter River on Saturday.

Our school teacher, Miss Phyllis Gillis. spent. the week end at her home in Nooboro.

Mr. and Mr: F. W. Cutcliffe spent Sunday visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Miss Ellen Buchanan, teacher in Nor-boro edhool. spent. the week- end at her home in Fredericton.

Mr. and Mrs Clinton Glydon and

Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Cutcliffe were visitors to Charlottetown Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Milligan. Coleman spam, a few days in Plea- sant Valley the welcome guests of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Weeks.

'Miss Ena. Morrison, teacher in liunvter River school and Miss Irene Morrison. teacher in Hazel Grove school, spent the week-end at their home in Gnanville.

Mr. and Mrs. William Morrell, Summerside. were recent visitors in Fredericton the guests of Mrs. Morell's parents, Mr. Hector Ross.

Mrs. Thomas Wlgmore. Kensing- aon, and Mrs. Ernest Pickering, Clinton. are spending a few days in Fredericton the guests of their broilher Mr. John Bertram.

On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Rumell Nicholson. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson alttended iihe mn- eral of the late Mr. Green, King- sion.

The slippery roads of the past few days were responsible for sev- eral minor car accidents. A local truck driven by Mr. Louis Mac- Eachern was upturned on one of our dangerous ourves. Luckily none of the occupants were injur- ed although the truck was damag- ed consideralbly.

TRJYON W. I.

The monthly meeting of Tryon W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Walton Toombs, Mrs. smith presiding. The meeting opened in the usual manner with seventeen members answering roll call.

The minutes were read and ap-

assisted by Mrs. wsldron Mac- Kinnon.

assisted by Mrs. J. A. Macbeod.

proved. Committee reported six

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- York Highlights

The semi-monthly meeting of the Happy Helpers of the Junior Red Cross of York School met in the assistants room on Friday; afternoon, January 2dih.- with the president. Shirley Vessey. in the chair. Minutes were read and ap- proved. Roll call was answered with "our favorite winter sport." Roll call next meeting to be ans- wered by drawing of a valentine on board withteyes shut. Collec- tion was taken. Reports of com- mittees were given and new ones appointed. Health: Pauline Swan. Water-Erma Watts and Earle Lin-g. Programme-Tam Vessey and Barbara Cooper. A valentine box for Valentine Party to be decorated by Misses Marjorie Lewis and Fred Thompson. After the business period contests and progzrarrunc followed. Miss Wilma Narwson put on a contest. guessing beans in a bottle, won by Earla Ling. Songs by Shirley Vessey and Mary Douglas. Riddles, Mar- jorie Lewis and Phyllis Newson. Attendance at meeting were twenty members. Gamer follow- ed.

York Islander. a branch of the Junior Red Cross. held their semi- monthly meeting in the senior class room of York School on Fri- day afterhoon with Joan Vessey. president. Minutes were read and approved. Roll call was ans-

-wered by giving gift for auction

-sale. Reports of committee were given. New ones were appoint- ed. Programme: Reading, by Rose Watts. Over two dollars was real- ized irom auction sale. Rose Watts was appointed to be auc- tioneer. Games played were "I'm not to be sneezed at". "You hold person". "I'm so happy" and "Who am I?"-L.