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8 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Thurs. Dec. 19, 1963.

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women’: Editor; Phone 4-8506

‘Lynn Taylor, student at Edge—1Laren will have as their guests hill_School for Girls is spending during the holidays. Mrs. Homer Christmas holidays with her I Campbell and her sons, Ian and parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Earl tRobert of Moncton and D on T8l’l0!'. York Lane. Mat-Laren of Halifax.

Mrs. R.C. Parent, North Riv-. James Johnston is spending er Rd.. entertained the women I the holiday season with his par- Siflff Of the Experimental Farm j ents. Dr. L.A. Johnston and Mr; 'aI‘theasf:r[i:oh)lIterfr?ononMi:ruf§:i(l':ht l Johns-ton‘ Montague‘ Jam" i‘ was host to the male staff mem- I studying at the University or bers It Birchcourt.

A Christmas party for the Mr. and Mrs. Cfub of St. Paul's Church. Charlottetown. w I I ,

Gwenneth Clark. who is It- tending Dalhousie University is spending the Yuletide holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

gent Brunswick. Fredericton, .B.

WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

St. Stephen's Anglican WA Report A Successful Year

KENSINGTON — The presi- dent. Mrs. James Evans. presid- ed at the annual meeting of St. Stephen's Anglican WA held at the home of Mrs. Keith Suds- bury. Spring Valley. The devo- tional period. and the study per-

d. which was in charge of Mrs. A.H. Campbell. was follow- ed by the annual reports.

The president expressed thanks to the members for their help and co-operation in mak- ing the year a successful one, and asked that similar support be given the new president. The secretary. Mrs. Borden Camp- bell, reported 15 members en- rolled. and three members with perfect attendance for the year

They were Mrs. James Evans, Wm

Mrs. Leith Paynter and Mrs Jessie MacLeod.

Satisfactory reports were giv- en by the other officers on all activities of the group. Report- ing on social service. Mrs. Leith Paynter stated that Christmas cards had been sent to formei members and shut-ins. money

held Monday evening in the par- V

h hall. A carol-sing and an ex- change of gifts was included in their program.

|Keir Clark. Montague. The Cavendish United Church: lChoir will present a cantata en-’ titled “Tidings of Comfort andl Joy“ in the Cavendish United‘ Church in Sunday evening Dec.. "22 at 7.45 p.m. During the same,’ ‘service a play depicting the co-t lining of the three wise men will

Elizabeth Trenouth. will Ir- rive home this evening from ‘Edgehill School to holiday with ;her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T.D. Trenoutli. Upper Prince St.

Dr. T. Earl Grant and Dr. and Mrs. N.C. Grant of Saint John. N.B.. were recent guests of Sen- ator and Mrs. T.V. Grant who are spending Christmas in Char- lotietown

'be portrayed. ‘ The play tells the story of the‘ three wise men. guided by I ‘star. finding the Holy Child with lhis parents in a shepherd's cot- tage. Here they present to Him ‘their gifts. After returning to their tent they are warned by an angel of Herod's wicked inten-

Stuart Richards. student at PWC. leaves this week to vaca- tion with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Richards. Gros- se Ile.. Magdalen Islands.

tions.

The cantata opens with the {question of the ancient pro- phets. "When will He Come?" and then moves quickly into the ‘joyous music of the angels song. jThrough all the music the re ‘comes to the ear snatches of the carols that have been loved by faih generation of Christian ( ' I i

‘LAW Margaret Morrison ar- rived from RCAF‘ Stn. G o o s e Bay. Labrador. IO spend Christ- mas with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Alex Morrison, M o u n t lflerbert, P.E.I.

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Englewood, N.S.. has been vis- Cam‘ Walker RN. Oi Queen iting for the past week wjm her ‘Charlotte Islands. B.C.. arriv-' parents, Mr’ and Mrs’ James ,ed home Sunday to visit her par- l Dunphy. Kensington. .9"t5- MT» and 5Pl1I‘E€0i|l Walker. Georgetown. 1 The Ladies Auxiliary of the

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MR. AND MRS. w.A. ANDERSON VOWS PLEDGED

is the former Ann L. Poole of 1

‘Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Arider- '

. ‘ H M ii . 0 l. M. A d .‘On, I . . , _ It'll. "OW 1i‘iiiE ‘ii §'3mbi'i'l-9- fin?‘ Mg‘ and r.“rs'" 5.1;‘ W. ‘Tl{..’I1lSl1 Royal Canadian Legion‘ A pot luck supper. followed by i Mass. were married in the Amk,rmn_ S,_ p.,,(,..-_. B3... is lha€dl;le.:l’l€ll0l‘u:;lglua’;‘hfll;l:eC§lf;g in 3:19 title last {gag seriesholfi card palr-l ' U ‘y ‘ (*1 1, _ , ' .‘ s a ev - ‘es or was e recenty; Queen ! nnermy lap? 3 Ela‘l"'"° sludem "19 ling with the president. Mrs. in Indian River School. when

Kingston. Ont Mrs. Anderson .\la.ss. Institute of Technology.

MARY HAWORTH

Teenager.Feels Ashamed Of Her Parent's Behavior

, slie Mailette presiding. ‘ltfablelsi w;1e_ri;1 in play. The prizes.‘ l, Mrs. Roy MacLeod. secre- ‘“' 9 lg 95‘ 5°°"'°5 Went - tary-treasurer read the minulesishell‘ Dunphyi ‘lid Bernardt of the previous meeting and-M‘a°I‘°"a"3 d°°" 9”." t° ,F"°di gave the financial report for themeady and °°"5°la“°" pm". ml _‘,ear_ Mrs Hector Bum. gavelMrs. John Arsenault. Kensing-l the yearly canteen report. Thclm." and Fnid .N°°"“' Incllan ' committee report. was giv-‘Rl“"‘ Maume Clark‘ K°"5l“g' en hv Mrs. Russell Perri’ lton W0-n thefgraad fin" W h l on ‘. . ' was given or to ighest scotrei Christmas packages will be‘ th - - hear Marv Haworth: I am at i write this not only in .V on lsaenndt guthto feamgngigooofwvetevratgl m e sen” girl iii. in the 8th grade I make but to all drinkers. to re mind m be Scenfqtli, tge Legionuiwaoncnl czlfiggnecgfrgg gfl

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had been sent to the Alexandra Society and the self denial fund

Articles were passed in for re- fugee boxes. crib quilts etc.. had been taken to the semi-annual

r a special refugee pro 3] e c t Mrs. Jessie MacLeod had been honored on her birthday and presented with a WA pin.

Dues were paid by 12 mem- bers. Mrs. H.B. MacLeod tooli the chair for the election of of- ficers with the following results —president. Mrs. Leith Paynter: vice- president, Mrs. Keith Suds- bury; recording secretary. Mrs. Keith Harrington; treasu rer, Mrs. Everett Sudsbuy: cent- a- week. Mrs. Harry Sudsbury: bir- thday box. Mrs. Jessie MacLeod; thank offering. Mrs. J a m e s Evans: education. Mrs. H. B. MacLeod; holiday fund and liv- ing message. Mrs. A.H. Camp- bell: Little Helpers. Mrs. Carr: plate fund, Mrs. Keith Sudsbury: condolence, Mrs. Hu- bert Caseley: program director, Mrs. Jessie MacLeod: Dorcas and social service. Mrs. Borden Campbell: delegates to annual meeting. Mrs. Ruth Carr an d Mrs. Everett Sudsbury.

With the new president in the

chair. unfinished business was dealt with. including the refugee fund which was brought up to date. A report on the church supper. sl-iowed receipts of $211.00. Correspondence included I let- ter adopted refugee. and the report of board meet- ing which stated in part i h at there are two types of refugee work in this deanery. the per- sonal project of adopting twenty refugees in Germany. and th e Dorcas refugee work going to the Save the Children fu ii (1 through Mrs. Davisoii.

The president addressed Mrs.

Laird: community friendship and visiting. Mrs. Thomas His- cott: christian citizenship and social action. Mrs. Earle Simp- son: nominations — Mrs. Roy Woolner.

VICTORIA WI

On Monday night. Dec. 9 the Victoria WI met in the Institute room with the new president. Mrs. Emerson MacD o ii I ld presiding. A minute of silen c e was observed in memory of the late Mrs. L. D. MacLeod who had been I charter member of the Victoria W'I

Roll Call was answered by 12 members w i t h one new mem- ber. Mrs. Wilfrid Keough. wel-

ed.

Proceeds from the quilt. which was won by Mrs. Ray Sherren of Hampton amounted to $25.50 and it was decided to continue this practice. A letter of greetings was received from the past president. Mrs. Ken MacLean, who is visiting in

ntario.

It was decided to donate $5 to the TB. League and $5. to help provide Christmas candy for the school children.

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rs. Emerson MacDonald and Mrs. Howard Wood were appointed to pack boxes for the senior citizens. Besides making a quilt the members decided to sponsor a series of card parties beginning

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Mrs. Victor Ferguson a nd Mrs. Richard MacQuarrie were appointed to the Jan. pro- gram committee with the lunch to be provided by Mrs. Wm. Lea and Mrs. H.B. Wood.

Christmas gifts were exchan- ged and lunch was served by the committee in charge.

GLEN VALLEY WI

‘The December meeting of the Glen Valley I was held at the home of Mrs. Cyrus Martin with Mrs. Allan MacDowell as joint hostess.

During the business session it was decided to write Mrs. E. Cudmore to arrange for a first aid demonstration of emergency care.

A presentation of gifts w as made by Mrs. Cyrus Martin to Mrs. Arthur MacLean and to Mrs. Alton MacLean. who had perfect attendance records for the past year.

A birthday gift was planned for the communities oldest re- sident. Mrs. Ella Higgins w ho is having her 99th birthday.

Plans were made for supply- lng treats to the school children at their Christmas concert.

The new working committees are; sick. Mrs. Vernon Gillis and Mrs. Arthur MacLean; pro- grame. Mrs. Freeman Mac- Lennan and Mrs. Hensley Hig- gins: school com.. Mrs. John MacLennan and Mrs. Norman

fair grades in school. My prob- them of the people who s u fferi i ‘lem is my parents. They rtrink becaiise of it. I hope my parcntsl a lot. When drunk. they fuss count it 'on. is there any way. and fight. it is terrible: I caii‘t _\'oti can help mc‘.’ F‘.L. ; tell you how terrible. l) e a r F.l..: _You are in a

i don't go to church bccz-iiise touch 1 s pot l‘Hlll(‘l‘ liclplcssly of this. I am embarrassed if cxptised to considerable suffer-.3

anyone mentions w h i s k ey or in: of mind and nerve that you Ed‘

beer or anything of that sort. I}can‘t cs c a pe at the pres ntl cry myself to 5199p 9 V pry time. But I am betting on you‘. night. to pull through it and in the long I have w ,1 it re d to talk to . run grow up to be a Val i a ti t - somebody about this since T . \\‘‘mEiii- . l was 10 years old. I have tliought.‘ .\l_\,' faith in yoiir siirvival qua-1' of telling the preacher but I liiies is bf!-H‘tl the 9\'l-j fee‘! kind of odd as I don't 20 to ricm-e of win!‘ wry sound in-1 stiiicis. As. for e x a m pl 9. in j _ in the hospital 1 3 ct wanting ercr since your 10th ycal week and thought about lclliii: to talk over your problems with‘ the not-gm-_ but (-nu1dn'1 171-1 11 ,3 .-omr-body —- a wise and kindly mysglf in 1i_ 1 have a hay f;-1.-nd adult. I take it. Also, in y our . who likes me a lot. I think: but. s:rmi: Urge to choose the Pf€8-l ] don't (are anything a h n 11 f -‘(‘ll(‘I‘ Of‘ ill? (l0('l0l' as the p€l‘S0l| . him. I just want something to to talk to. ‘

to help with local expenses. ‘catholic women‘; League wag A.H. Campbell. expressing plea-

_ MacDonald: buying com.. Mrs. A new slate of officers were held in the Parish Hail Tuesday sure in having attended a ser- -

Hensley Higgins

elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. Leslie Mailette was re- elected presideiit. lst. vi.-e-presi- dent Mrs. E.C. Perry tre-elect- : 2nd. vice-president Mrs. Joseph Dorsey; secretary-treas- urer. Mrs. Roy MacLeod tre-cl- ectedi canteen manager. Mrs. Hector Buote: assistant. Mrs. Earl McDonald; sick committee chairman. Mrs. Russell Periy: assistants. Mrs. Frank Gaudet. Mrs. Irving Mockler; Mrs. Reg. Eldershaw. auditor.

Brian ‘.\’la(-Lure, student al. the University of New Bruns- wick is spending the holidays I! his home in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mac-

feveninz. It was decided th at 1members would donate fudge tp ‘RSSISL the Catholic Youth Club .1" the party they are planning lfor the members of the Catech- tism classes. A contest and hu-1 imorous reading was enjoyed ‘ ‘and lunch was served.

iCo|or Slides ‘Are Shown At jYPU Meeting

The regular meeting of Long‘ River YPU was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bernard on December 6 with Edward Pearson. Gvraeme Linkletter and

hold on to. These “inner prompt i n gs" My Erandfaghcr and my 51;. make a good deal of sense a ti dl M. H e at mp (.,.,..11‘.; they you might have done we'll to: didn't even give me a birthday 3"‘ fl“ ‘h“m- Th“"r9il“allY- 3 pn,_gem__ mnugh they knew H”, preacher or I doctor sho uld dm._ llSlf‘l1 with understanding and 4 ‘give advice and sympathy that ‘ii-mild be a "lamp to the fee t" of a neglected youngster.

On the other hand. there is I .possibility that your self-con- |tainmcnt has been protectively lpru ent.

If there is a chance that th e preaclicr or the doctor might

have treated your worries light- ty. or yourself with lack of res- port or solicitudc. then probab- ly it was your Guardian Angel who silently induced you to hold your tongue. Had they let y ou down. it might have increased your discoiiragcme .

But be that as it may, your ~inst'inct to reach outside your- . self for guidance in time of trou- blc signifies a powerful natural drive towards surviva‘. and ‘.\'«'llllf_V. And my advice is. go ' ahead and find s o m e depend- able adult in your community. in whom you can confide ‘ully. ‘Probably a woman confidante is a better choice for you th an a man.

So may I suggest: A gentle ,hcarted Sunday School teacher. 1_A ienerally respected teacher [for principalt in the pu bll c ‘st-ho A woman doctor. or ivroman psychologist. or woman 1 social worker.

1 Meanwhile. go to church and ‘ pray God's help in carrying the lcrnss that rests on your shoul- ydcrs. Don‘! fecl guilty and iashamed about your parents‘

shortcomings. Or. rather. deve-

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RETURN P Cheers for the return of the

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- were instructed to send for liter-

William wedlock as spec lal guests.

The meeting opened with the singing of hymn "Just. as I Am", followed by the pledge. Scrip- ture was resd by George Doug- hart. followed with discussion 1 by the group. Prayer was offer- ‘ ed by Hillard Bernard.

Roll call was answered by 14 members. It was decided to ex- change Christmas gifts at the next meeting. The committee in charge of planning the concert

attire for plays. Two new mem- bers were welcomed.

"The Lord's My Siiep'nerd' was sung and the benedictioni was pronounced by E dw I r d Pearson who then spoke to the group on YPU work.

The program consisted of slid- es shown by Mr. Linkletter tak- en on his trip to Western Canada to attend I YPU convention dur- ing the past summer. Mr. Wed- lock also spoke to the group.

RETURNS . BERLIN (Reuters) — Amerl.

vice where Mrs. Campbeell re- ceived I WA Life Membership. an honor which was greatly de- served for her devoted work in church and the WA.

A fund raising project wa s suggested for next August. mem- bers to bring back suggestions to

next meeting.

Members answered I Bible quiz. and meeting closed w l t. h prayer and benediction. L unch was served.

N. RUSTICO UCW

The December meeting of the United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. W. L. Toonibs.

Myra Laird was leader. and opened the meeting with the

ymn —- “While Shepherds watched their Flocks". Scrip- ture reading was the Christmas Story. from Luke chapter 2. Irina Toombs read I poem.

A letter bringing "Christmas Greetings" from Elma lnman. was read by Mrs". Toombs. Roll call was answered with I scrip- ture verso containing the word

"angel." Mrs. Roland Buntsln read I letter. from the Committee on

Overseas Relief. The UC Obser- ver reference handbook was

isplayed to the members. and I number of copies sold.

Mrs. Thomas Hiscott handed in the commission from the Christmas card sale. and I sale of articles was held with Mrs. Earle Simpson in charge.

The treasurer reported t h at in

the allocation had been met suc-' cessfully. and the officers elec-

d r were: - president. —— Mrs. Roland Buntaln; vice- president. — Mrs. Ray Laird; secretary. Irma Toombs; assis- tant secretary. — Mrs. W.‘ L. Toombs: treasurer. Myra

and li_ left [Germany by_ air Wednesday for the Umted States. the East Ger.

man news agency ADN re- ported. ADN sold Robeson. who has been in st Germany since the end of August. stayed for I medical checkup It

I clinic at Buch. north of Benin.

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The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Norman Mac- Donald and Mrs. Edward Mac- Donald. Roll call will be ans- wered with contributions to the birthday box and with cards.

During the social hour the members exchanged Christmas gifts and a contest prize w as won by Mrs. Edward MacDon- ald. Lunch was served by the hostesses.

INDIAN RIVER WI

The December meeting of Indian River WI was held the home of L illla ii Hickey. Meeting opened by members singing "Here Comes Santa Claus." A total of 11 membe rs answered roll call by donating a gift for Prince C o u ii t y Wel- fare Agency. One visitor iv Is present.

Quilt blocks were passed in to

3' which was held at the home oft

tess. assisted by Frances Campbell and Gen N o o n I ii Meeting closed with God Saw the Queen.

CLINTON WI KENSINGTON: The Decem her meeting of the Cli n to r

Women's Institute was bet.‘ at the home of the secretary Mrs. William Cotton Tuesday. evening. December 10. at which! time interesting slides of Euro-; pean countries were shown byi Mr. Lorne Moase. princip al of t the Kensington Regional High’ School. Mr. Moaso was thank-I ed by the president, Mrs. Harold‘ Heaney and a gift of apprecia-1 tion on behalf of the members. was presented by Mrs. Weirum MacKay.

A total of 12 members answer- ed roll call with an exchange oft Christmas gifts. Two visitorsi were present.

Correspondence contained a Christmas message from the provincial president, Mrs. Les- l' . Ramsay; and letters from Mrs. H. L. Palmer. chair- man of Women's Work Commit- tee of the Red Cross. Mrs. Harry W. Cudmore. director of first aid. and Mr. G.V. Fraser. director of the travel b u r e I u regarding Auxiliary accomoda- tion for centennial year.

The Institute News and the. programs were given out.

One panty dress and one tunic were handed in to the Red Cross coiivener.

It was decided to get. the usual treat for the children of‘ the district. and also remem- ber the sick and shut - ins at. Christmas. It was also decidedi to clean the hall.

The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Stirling MacKay when roll call will be answered with a New Ye ar ‘s resolution that will improv c our community. and I u sed: dish for the hall. 1‘