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THE PRESIDENT of the Prince Edward Island presby- terial of United Church Wom- en. Mrs. Charles Hou'att. Vic-

Discussions

UC Women's Meeting

The first annual Presbyterial 1\ of the United Church Women lo

was held in the beautiful new.the preparing of programs.

United Church at Morell, Sat-i urday. with sessions in the 1 5 morning and afternoon. Despitelp spring road. conditions. 200 officers and delegates regis- - a laced. la The morning session opened “ with worship led by Mrs. A. E. ? lugs. Mrs. Robert Machon andl Russell Burns of Mon-.1) tague. who took as the text ofl their meditations ‘Here am I. Send me‘. Mrs. Charles Howatti presided and declared the meet- ‘

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toria, tleftl was installed in office by the president of the Maritime Confcrcncc of Unit- cd Church Women. Mrs. W1“.

Moocrs. Fredericton. N.B., at the annual meeting held Moreli. dresscd the gathering.

Mrs Mnocrs also ad-

' were installed uy ou‘a. Mooefl.

; Mrs. R. . field; third vice-president. Mrs. ' Ewen Anderson. C

. " 'r: rfficers

lpresidvsm. Mrs. Charles How- ‘ ' ' ' first vice-meal

. and ice-presidatt. F. MocAusland. Bloom- l

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Montague, Souris, Kings' County-

tetown;

4 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon. May 6. 1963.

corresponding Allen Jenkins. ummerside: recording secretary. Mrs. Heber Jones. C 11; trees. uber_ Mrs. W. B. Q‘eed. HM‘ field: ; Christian citizenship and 50-3 cial action. Mrs. W. H. Burns. : Christian education and missionary edmation, Mrs.

L. Murray. Kensington; Fin- ance. Mrs. J S. MacLeod. Hunter River: nominations.

Mrs, Frank Cutcliffe. Frederik ton: onganization and ion. Mrs. C, R. Webber. Sum- merside: leadership develop. ment. Mrs. Blair Andrew. New Glasgow: community friend- ship and visiting. Mrs. Harry Lawson, Stanhope:

Periodicals. Mrs. Arthur Sea- man. Parkdalc; supply and so- cial assistance. Mm. Bryeir Jones. Hampton: press and pub- lications. Mrs. . C. Green. Alberton: stewardship and ne- cruiting. Mrs. Lester Johnston. Parkdale.

The tiheme of the president's closing meditation was ‘39 ye doers of the Word. and not hearers only‘.

1 BOYS DIE IN FIRE l l ilOULTON. Me. (Apr—Three tyoung boys died in a house fire iearly Saturday Their parents lgot six other children out of the lblazing building. Fire Chief lBertram Whitmore identified the ‘dead brothers as Roger. 6. How-

ard Jr.. 5. and Jerry. Hons

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Ioore taking part. They brought ut many interesting facts on

orted 5.425 pounds of cloth-‘31,] shipped to Toronto. sked for blankets, nd used stamps. The stamps? 'ill be sent to Missmn to fm-

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The question box was opened i helped to make the meeting a‘ MacAusland. success, including the men who «and many important questions closed the chasm on the broken :which were discussed

y Mrs. R.

Mrs, c. R. Webbcr stated

Mr ton.

‘Church is made up of individ- ' uals". women should be aware of where ‘ OUT )Irs. B‘l‘}‘f‘l‘ Jones. supply and Moran“; in every pan of the: 09131 asgl‘lance FNFCIHI‘M “3- church work, be informed and,

and i know our faith. and put our n .vlnn S ‘ beliefs into act: Mrs. Harold beard reported

held in .Iune. one each in

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W. F. Moocrs. .\'.B.. Maritime president United Church Women. “Our

she said, “and we as

money is going. and be e to carry on our duties,

on

the courtesy committee. nking all who took part and

ting open for business.

Mrs. Lewis Murray. Kensing- ton. in her report on Christian. and missionary education. to. mnunended the appointment ofi a missionary coordinator in every congregation.

Mrs. David .\Iutch. with a fine display of literature. gave} an interesting description of ‘ the useful new books of which a large number were sold.

Mr, . B. Creed. treasumu reported that $22,490 had beenl forwarded to headquarters forl the year 1962. and for the first ? quarter of this year $4.250 had been received. She urged that as each group accepts its chal. lenge of new work. that. "every star be gold in 1963". Interest- ing group discussions were I y the executive officers. Rev. 1 J. H. Tye and Mrs. W. M'mers. ‘

During the noon hour dinner

Morell UCW. MEMORIAL SERVICE The afternoon session wa

opened by Slum-mg the theme Cape Fear open Today at The Capitol for a 3 day run!

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Robert Mitchum attempts to d

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seller novel. “The Exccutioncrs."

rown Gre harrowing scene. from llniversal's suspense shocker, “Cape

. r ‘ Fear.“ in which they star with Polly Bergen. The Melville- senpd by the ladles 0‘ Talbot production was produced by Sy Bartlett and directed by .I. Lee Thompson from a screenplay based on the best-

gory Peck In this

. that three regional rallies would

Murray Harbor. Alberton and ' T ryon.

MARITIME PRESIDENT l A ' ' d m- formative address was given by V Frederic~

oad. . Mrs. Frank Cutcliffe rcpm't-

hy'mn. “Lord of Life_ whose. Name rmtshinetih". followed by] a short memorial service led: by Mrs. Howatt. and silence ob- ‘ e ed in memory of members Iwho have died. i Rev. D. MacLemta-n. pastor‘ of the congregation. brought .‘Imzs from presbyte'ry. and Mrs. Wilbur Webster gracious-I ly welcomed the members on behalf of the Morel] UCW. { very instructive panel dls-; cusslon was chaired by Mrs. l . ' s. . i Parker. Mrs. E. Anderson. Minx. K. Kennedy and Mrs. .1'. Ft.

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Highways Minister Philip Ma-led out that rain has left high- theson said Saturday ‘ rain of the past few days has? not yet possible to lift the re- hindered his department‘s pro-1 strictions. “We will take a good gram of road repair. but main-rlook at the situation at the first tenance crews are out rushinglof next week," he said. repairs of broken highways. i Vehicles are still limited to Reports 0‘ serious Pavemenll carrying half of their registeredi breaks have come in from sev-r weight eral parts of the province: “Crews are trying to keep high-l

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.the association hold. its In- nual meeting at the Charlotte- town Hotel

The meeting will begin Wed- nesday evening with the regis— tration of delegates and will last through Friday.

A panel discussion on “Child Health" will . feature Thursday morning‘s activities. Moderator of the panel will be Dr. Alfred

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the panel'will be Dr. K.A. Par- ker, Miss Ray MacKenzIe. RB. Monica Mooney. DDS. and Dr.

"School Health Services" will be discussed thoroughly by I panel headed by Miss Car- rie Thompson, liaison teacher. wit panel members Gerard Richard. Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Nellie Andrew and Miss Alice Trainor.

Later Thursday afternoon Dr. J. . O'Hanley will speak on the “Pre-School Child" and Dr. Beck ’ will speak on "Mental Health In Children".

Talks on Friday will include "Ocular Accidents In Children" by Dr. J.W. Moreside; "Tuber-

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Essay... Prizes A'rrscxs wc'ru Are Awarded

PEMBROKE Ont. (cm -.l ' : KENsmG Mayor Angus c a m pbcll at-y’ .nd ennui?" tacked the' Women's Christian! the auspices of the Kenning“... 'l‘cmpernnceDnion here Tuel- Lions Club. was held in the re. day night for “interfering with llonal high school. on Wednes- the democratic principle of day 9 venin 8. for Lion; and M _' The mayor's re- their families. , \

Awards for the "Care of The week Eyes" essay contest written by which led to cancellation of u: zrade 7. were presented Ther. address to a father-and-son ban- en MacLellan. won first prize- quet by a local brewer’s repxeo Barbara. Dunphy second prize: ‘ sentatlve. . and FM Pflynler third prize:

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