JANUARY 13.

women's institute urrriues

.The sick two calls and two treats taken to the sick in our community. Sev- eral letters were read by the sec-

1950

NEW ANNAN \V.I. ‘l

i'he regular monthly meeting of ihe New Annan W.I. met at the home o! Mrs. Arthur Wright on Du". l. The president. Mrs. Del- hart Raynor presiding. opened tho inc-sting with the ode and creed. rhei-e were twelve members and iliree visitors present. Minutes o! mt meeting were read- and. up-

iioved. Reports of committees were lu-ard" and wire l!‘ ndence read.

fir.) was voted for T. B. League. Bills were then presented as fol- inis - . .700 for fruit. 15c for roller Mil‘ school towels, $2.00 for din- l:‘l'$ for charter members, and nu» for anniversary cake. Mrs. 1' Mouse moved that these y, . be paid. Motions-d secrflided by \il“i. Robert Williams.

it. was moved and seconded that rents be bought for school child- I'll and shut-ins; also u card of ~._eathy be sent to Mrs. Gal- hill. The next meeting is to bc ricld at the home of Mrs. Albert Ii’ zxsc. Mrs. John Mclnnl; and \'.l‘.». John Moase are to assist will lunch. Roll call to be answer- nl by donating a white elephant. =eie of Christmas cards amount- ‘(i to $12.00. collection $1.46. The lvSlESS assisted by Mrs. Harold .'\i.lli(i8l‘S3ll and Mrs. Robert '.i'l.lSC than served a delicious .i\il'h. liieeting closed with Na- onal Anthem"

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Success W. l. members met for 'l'l‘ regular monthly meeting on uwzlncsday evening. Dec. l4 at. "w home of Mrs. Fred Campbell. ‘Iie president, Mrs. Francis Mur- .i_\‘ presided and opened the ‘ildvxtlllg in the usual manner. A (‘nrrsiinas selection was the re- - sc lo roll~call by sixteen mein- The minu-"s of last meet- . c were read and approved. A ..a‘rty vote oi thanks was extend-

vii to all those who helped io- ‘mike the 35th anniversary such . huge success.

Under ihe item of unfinished iusmcss Mrs. J. M. Campbell re- ~ iried the third food parcel had uccn sent to the adopted Institute .7‘. England. A total of 43 los. .\r‘lli in the past month. She also reported on the executive meet- ng held at the home of the Dis- ir-ict Convention president. Mrs. Alex Douglas" pending the mak-

commiltee reported

retary. Mrs. Fred Campbell, one concerning a First Aid refresher course to be held‘ in Charlottetown Dec. 27 to 3i, one from the T. B. League and it was decided to du- nate $10.00 to the work of this League. Some discussion followed regarding the Blood Donor Clinics held in Kensington that same eve- ning.

It was decided to sell candy at the Christmas school concert. also Mrs. Earle Campbell was appoint- ed to buy Christmas treats for all children in the district; $25.00 was voted towards the music teacher's salary. also $50.00 towards the community project. that of new skating rink, which will provide wholesome recreation for the Young people during the winter months.

An order for cod liver oil cap- sules was placed with the treas- urer to be ordered from the Red Cross Department Charlottetown A bazaar followed which realized sixteen dollars and severity cents

Program committee for January meeting, Mrs. J. M. Campbell and Mrs. John MacKay. Mrs. Arch MacLean invited the members to her home for the January meet- ing. roll call to be answered by contributing $1.00 per member.

Collection amounted to $4.20. also five membership fees. Dona- trons of cotton from Barton's and slmP-Surfs firms were distributed among‘ the memibers to be made up and sold at a later date. also Red Cross knitting and sewing were given around to the meml bers. -

Meeting closed with the King. after which a social hour and fl delicious lunch were enjoyed.

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Mrs. James Dvars entertained at the December meeting of Irish- town W. I1, when twenty seven members gathered around n _gnily decorated Christmas tree. and answered roll call with an ex; Chlinife of gifts. One visitor was welcomed. _

The meeting. presided over by the new president. Mrs. Wilfred Campbell, opened with the singing of "Silent Night." followed by the creed in unison. The sick com- mittee reported very little sick-

‘ng of autograph quills. As auto- graph quilts are not at all popular Success ms-mibcrs decided to do- nate the. price of the names on the reuircd amount of blocks and will devote their spare time to more essential work that of the Red Cross.

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ness in the district, and the new committee appointed, consisted of Mrs. Harold MacLepd, Mrs, 3m»- den Campbell, and Mrs. Archie Johnstone. ‘

Miss Merle Crozier. as school committee, asked for guide books for grades I to five. On motion by Mrs. Harold MacLeod, ‘seconded by Mrs. Leigh Paynter, i books are to be procured by M155

Crozter. Mrs. Hamid MacLeod and -Mrs. George MacLeocl reported ' from executive meetlnv. that one

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Photo by John Steele

Causes for Juvenile delinquency arc laid squarely at the door of adults by lviiss Muriel Uprloliard. newly appointed national director or the Canadian Junior Red Cross. "By parents, she doesn't blame individual parents of isolated child- ren," she explained. "but all par- l‘lli.S—'pCI‘SOI‘lS whom. for the sake oi their own children, should share full responsibility for the younger generation oi their community."

Dorothy llix Says —

for: ‘kind words, and he won't any of sense’? Unless the wife beats it bl’

walled upon to mcntlon the fact. Shc knows nun any men W“

lng it with pot roasts and spinach in reality, every Womflfl one cylinder knows that dee

fiilandere. u abroad.

DEAR MISS DIX: would I boy friend of mine about 80m€ clothes. He fakes me out lllllié

rntly he never combs in ti, ahead in the world. with such a boy?

Should I tell

ANSWER: 1f you tell dliicontlinue

salvation of the you

dolent he will reform.

On the contrary. he desires him before her friends, and when t0 be seen with a human ralbll for the barber and the tailor.

had changed his Illin and l don't know what to for children and 1 have none.

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not realize this. My advice la

ihe condition that he will agree

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autograph quilt is to be made by this institute.

Regret that only two members were able to attend ‘the social evening at Sea View. was voiced by the meeting. The two. attending, reported a very delightful evening. A collection for Unicei totaled $12.50. The secretary was requested to buy a Christmas treat for school closing. and candy is to be made by the members.

The sick committee was empow- ered to remember other friends in the community. and a. patient in the Sanatorium is to-be remember- ed as usual. A suggestion by Mrs. David Campbell, that a building fund be started for a new hall, was greeted with hearty applause then presented as a motion, se- conded by Mrs. E. W. Johnstone. and carried unanimously.

Mrs. A. H. and Mrs. Borden Campbell offered their home for a social evening, with Bingo and con- tests, prizes to be donated. Mrs. Clair Campbell, Mrs. Archie John- stone. Mrs John E. MacLeod and Mrs. Clayton Stavert were appoint- ed to prepare a program.

The last 100 C. L. O. capsules were sold. and another 1000 are to be ordered. Members bought Christmas cards. The Red Cross

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be doing of his often, but 1 am ashamed to have him meet my friends, because he looks so llouchy an his hair and.hia suit look: as

I think his personal 8999111“!

the boy

hold the mirror up to him and forcing him to see himself ll lee him, the chances are that un

N ‘ i l to be uh o boy really wants a 3;" m b. '0 proud

"Ir ago my husband told rne that he never would and begged me to leave him. later he came for me and asked me to 60m! mind about lovirafl "l!-

0. What ahall I do?

AN! ER: Evidently your husband la happiness, but who he ll

mines you and cornea for you again. tell

convenor, Mrs. D. Campbell. 1'8-

3 them. Can you beat that for luck

her lack of intelligence in making

trouble, because she does know

licrsclf miserable over an imaSlYlBTY v

that her innrticuhiie husband does love her even if he neier feels o is al domestic and who tolls enriy and late to keeP h" “"9 mm n proof of devotion that is bEYORd A"

an the house eat fortable is giving He is simply any-

brain that functions even on

da count more than words. find "l" ‘h’!

oftener than not

the right thing by Cellini l faults? Especially about his d unkempt. APPBY‘ if he had slept I] keeping him from getting or just discontinue golns Bu!

PUZZLED GIRL about his shortcomings, he will going out with you because young

him,

work that may be the

th, for, however much ha may resent having you

others

amid to be seen out with him. of him that she flaunts out that it humiliate: her

ho finds likely to make a break

he in very

thinking that a alovenly appearanée

And you are quite right in Ira fatal handicap to a man In bulinell- _______ DEAR MISS nix: l have been married fifteen your. About a did not love m- any more end

which I did. A few days back home and said he Now he wants me to leave trouble is that he In crazy

WIFB loves you and you are neces- with you all the time he does go away for a while and when he him that you will come on

to adopt a baby-

The

Willard lViacCallnrn, Mrs. Gregor Mrs. Gordon Murray. Mrs. Walter Jean Raynor, Mrs. Edward MacCai

ported some yarn still on hand, Mrs. Cecil Campbell invited the‘ members for itext meeting. A much appreciated feature of the evening. was a treat of fudge, by Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Mrs. Clayton Stavert and _.\/irs. Robert Stavert.‘ The program consisted oi contests by Mrs. Clayton Stavert and Mrs‘, George MacLeod. The King was sung in closing. Lunch was scrvedi by the hostess, assisted by the‘ committee in charge. Bur.

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The annual meeting of Mayfield W. I. met at the home of Mrs. W. Nicholson, with seven members and two visitors rprcscnt. The presi- dent. Mrs. Blair Andrew, presided.- Mcetlng opened by singing, Silent, Night. lloly Night; followed by re-i peating the Creed in unison. Roll! call was answered by an ex-l change oi Christmas gifts. Minutes\

of the last regular meeting and annual meeting were read and ap- proved.

The financial report for the year was read and adopted.

their reports appointed. "

Committees gave and new ones were Sick: Mrs. Blair Andrew. Mrs. W. Nicholson. School: Mrs. M. Orr,‘ Mrs. W. Orr. Lunch: Mrs.W. Crry, Mrs. Millar Orr. a It was moved and seconded that $2.03 be given to the T. B. League, A bill for $11.36 was moved paid. Mrs. Blair Andrew to buy Christ- mas treat for the school children. The next meeting to be held Janu- ary 3, ot the home of Mrs. Millar Orr. Boll call to be answered byi donation of articles for overseas box. a I

The election of officers followed. President, Nirs. Blair Andrew" vice-president, Mrs, Willard Nic- holson. secretary-treasurer Mrs. David Johnston. assistant secre- tary-trezisurer Mrs, Warfield Orr, Mrs. Willard Nicholson. directors: Mrs. Eddy Co‘e. Mrs. M. Orr. Mrs. C. T. Butler. auditors: Mrs. Willard MacDonald, Mrs. Lloyd Houston. Mrs, Blair Andrew to} have charge of remembering the‘ sink for the coming year. i Program for January meeting. a‘, debate. Resolved that the farm‘ woman has less leisure hours than the farmer. Collection 96 cents. Membership flees, $2.00. Meeting closed hy sing ng. "0 Come All Ye Faithful“. A social hour followed ln which gifts from our adopted Institute in England were given to the mcmbers. Launch was served by- the committee in charge, assisted- by tihe hostess.

STIRLING W. I.

Mrs. Elmer Fyfe entertained the members of sterling W. I. At the December Meeting. The presi-, dent, Mrs. Carl Woolner occup- ied the chalr, the meeting opened with the singing of the ode follow- ed by repeating the creed. Twenty members responded to the roll cull with an exchange of Christ- mas gifts,

A discussion re making auto- graph quilt took place and it was decided to leave the matter over till the January meeting. The sec- retary’ reported $191.00 as proceeds of card party and a vote oi thanks was extended to Mrs. Fletcher! for a donation oi coal to heat the school room and her help in get- ting-up the card party.

Visiting committee reported-mo sick. School Committee reported several articles needed for scihrol and on motion it was decided to buy those articles.

A hill for painting the walls oi the school room was presented ard ordered paid. Correspondence read and discussed. Christmas greet- ings were read from our adopted Institute in England.

On motion it was decided to remember the "Shut-ins" at Christ- mas also that the rdhool children receive the usual treat of candy and oranges. It was decided that a donation of toilet soap be sent to “The Canadian Save the children fund."

The following committee were appointed to plan for a play or concert: Mrs. Ray Douglas. Mrs. Elmer Pyle. Mrs. 8,. Fletcher, Katherine Fleming, and Mrs. Al-

ben Bolger.

New edhool committee: Mn. Homing and Mrs. Prank Bell.

Visiting Committee ~ Mrs, craniord MncKay and Mrs. H. S. Mat-men.

Mrs. Prank Bell invited Member- ers to meet at her home for the Jsiiuary Meeting when roll call will be answered with a donation oi toilet soap. The following lunrh committee to provide lunch. Mrs. Blots Macllwen. Kay Fleming Mrs.

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

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Gregor. Mrs. Howard Cudmore. Mrs. Ea Clayton Cudmore, Mrs. Fenton MacLure, Miss Louise Shaw,

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ewis MaoCallum, MacCaliwm. Mrs. Colin MacLure. Mrs. George Hughes. Back Row (left to right) — Mrs. Robert Roberta rl Skeffingion, Mrs. Fred Hughes, Mrs. Lowell Younker, Miss, Mrs. George Shaw.

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Mrs. Alexander Seams

n. Mrs. Walter MacLure, Mn,

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RIVER VIEW SCHOOL conoanr '

The Christmas closing exercises of River View School took place on the afternoon of Thursday, De- camber 22. Most all of the pupils were present and a goodly num- ber of visitors attended. despite the muddy condition of the roads.

A beautiful Christmas tree which h-ad been nicely decorated by teacher and pupils was on dis- play. _

The following programme was presented under the direction of the teacher:

O_Canada by the school ‘

Song of Welcome by the Rhuul

Recitation, “Modern Miracles", lVicrril Robertson

Recitation, "The Guiding Candle“ lrcne Banks

Song. “Yellow Rose of Texas",

by six pupils H Recitation, "Dropped Stitch . Shirley Robertson I Recitation, "Christmas Letters, ’

Lowell Robertson

Song, "Darling Nellie Gray", by six pupils

Recitation, "A Treat To Order". Charlies Banks

Recitation. “Twig or BOY". En?!“ worth Duncan

Song. "Old Mountain Dew", by three pupils

Recitation, "Christmas is Com- ing", Garth Robertson

Song. "My Bonnie", by the sdhool pupils n Recitation. "Good Manners .

Pauline Robertson _

Song. "By the Silvery Moonlight Trail“. by "six pupils

Song, “Up on the House Top". by the school pupils

Song. "When You and I were Young" by three PUPHS

Song. “Jolly Old St. Nicholas," by school pupils

Song, "Jingle Bells", by school pupils. g

Duning the programme music on the violiin was furnished _by Mr. Leslie Robertson. Bhe pupils were

Leslie Robertson, Mrs. Milford Robertson. Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. Andrew Banks. Elllesworih Duncan and the teacher, Mr. Moan.

Just then Santa Claus appeared and in jovial and merry manner distributed the large number of Christmas presents to pupils and teacher, alter which all dispersed to their horrnes feeling that a very pleasant afternoon had been en-

joyed.

. Committee: Mrs. Albln Bolger and Mrs. Kenneth MacKay.

Mrs. MaoGuigan and Mrs. Ken- neth MacKay conducted two tn- teresting contests prizes being won by Mrs. Lorne MacEwen and Mrs. MacKay and Mrs. Fletcher. Dainty refreshments were served by _the hostess and committee in charge. Collection $2.20.

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The members of South Melville Womans Institute met at the home of Mrs. Gerald Monaghan on Wed- nesday evening Doe. 14. The yd- dent, Mes, unmet German presi- ded und the meeting came to or- der by the singing of Institute Ode and repeating the Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by nine members. Three new members joined. Minutes of previous meet- ing were read, approved and sign- ed. Correspondence read and dis- cussed. Message of thanks read for treat sent to sick.

It was also decided to got to- gether to quilt on Wednesday Dee. B0 and ouch member to bring something for box for Omhanage. It was moved and seconded that all bills be paid.

It was decided to give treat to school children at closing. It was decided also to get a stand M wash basin for school.

Collection of meeting .70 cents MomberrH- iee .75 cents. Roll call to be answered next meeting by something for Grab-bag.

Next meeting to be held at the

home of Mrs. George Vollett New Committees appointed Lunch-Mrs. Emmett German,

Mrs. Emmett McQuaid. Mrs. Dv- erett Tralnor. Slob-Mrs. George Vollett. Miss Mary E. ‘Trainer.

It was moved the meeting be adjourned, The meeting closed by National Arntham. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess as- sisted by committee in rharge. In our Annual Report last mo 1th an

VERNON RIVER SCHOOL CONCERT

On the afternoon of Thursday. December 22, the pupils of Vernon River School, under the guidance of their teacher, Mary C. Gallant, presented a. programme for the entertainment of a number of par- ents and visitors.

Mr. Malcolm MacLean was chair- man and in a few well-chosen words thanked teacher andpupils for making the programme pos-

Neill.

A Dlalogue-Jfurnlng the Tables. Christmas Ia Coming —- David MacNeill.

Here Comes Santa Claus — Five girls.

The Toys He Charles MacNeill. Christmas Wishes-eight pupils. The Eyes Of The Christmas Tree —Lawson Lea.

A Dialogue-Fisherman's Luck.

His Letter—-—Frankie Lea.

The First Noel—Mr. Victor Ber- nard; encore-Silent Night.

A Christmas Song—Mary Ayl- ward.

A Christmas Question — Carol Cummings and Joan MacNeill.

A Drill—Nine pupils.

A Christmas Telephone - Clar- ice Morrissey.

A Dialogue-Teaching the Teach-

Doesn't Like—-

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What The Stocking Said — Mary Masters. ,

It Hclps—Aifred Richards.

A Christmas Quiz-Joan Neill.

Three Cheers—Lorna Lea.

Chorus-Jingle Bells.

Shortly after the end of the pro- gramme Santa arrived and jovially distributed numerous presents from u tall, {rally-decorated tree to pu- pils, teacher and visitors. After Santa's departure the pupils and visiting children received a treat from the Women's Institute and an additional treat from a friend in the district.

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GREENMOUNT SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT

On Wednesday evening, Dee. Z1. the annual Christmas closing was held in Grecnmount School when for an hour and a half pupils en- tertained parents and friends with their songs, recitation, dialogues, etc. Much credit i: due their teacher. Mrs. Joa. Blanchard, who made such a fine program pos- sible. At seven o'clock the chair- man, Mr. William Weale, called the gathering to order.

Following is the program:

Merry Christmas-Welcome by 8

girls. Let's Smile-Recitation by Betty Rayner.

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Chrlltmaa Acknowledgement — Ionologuo by Betty Rayner,

Tall Boy's Troubles — Mona logue by Raeburn Oliver.

Disappointing Dinah —- Dialogue by Ferne and Velma Rayner.

Daddy Isn't Santa Claus-Recl- tatlon by Alton Selliek.

What I Like-by 5 boys.

Timely Hint-Recitation by Roy Coulaon.

Clever Dr. Brown-Dialogue by Eva Rayner and David Weale.

Brave Child-Recitation by Bea- sle Rayner.

Night After ChfilQfllll—-DlBlO§\l! by 1O pupill.

Christmn Eve-Recitation by Dorothy Graham.

When Santa Wu a Boy-Recita- tion by David Weale.

Fooling Aunt Julia-Dialogue by

5 puplla.

My Dolly-Reeitation by Erma Coulson.

Ring Merry Bells-Solo by Betty Raynen

A Warning-Recitation by Wea- ley Coulaon.

Christmas Roses-March by 8

girls. Early Rising-Recitation by Ben MiicKay. ’

Day After Christmas-Dialogue by 3 pupils.

‘Kind Wiahea-Jlecllation by 0r- ville Salllck.

Where Do You Live Sarita Claus? ——Song by Class.

God's Gift-Recitation by Irene Rayner.