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NOVEMBER 14 g H , an voted y h f v ' DEFEND! YOUTH Remarks were made by the pras- "5 l 0! I300" 01' Next meeting will 5. ., s-I-L Says 93 POT COM Annual MOOIIIIIE mi; mm:am:h:mn:e':u of E-3:35" diggcaigoalaz I: gohnrim-tnuame l1Ir;3;o&uhlgi;;u.l:hn A. an: "" p ,1 The meal Christmas Gm w. I. TIMMINS. Ont. (CP)-Youth has ! ummt wow” 33.; was appointed to "mm to up uuwoud by . roll call to be

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Speaking to suburban Ynrk west Home and school Council, Dr. Cantor said: "I believe teachers of Canada fear their principals: principals fear their supervisors; supervisors fear the provincial au- thorities and the authorities fear the parents--just as they do in the United States."

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I O Leary and I C U Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Rae Collicutt of Springfield, are enjoying apleasant lvisit with relatives and friends in

ithe United States, They plan tol stay a month.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Adams and family of Charlotetown. spent the week-end with relatives and fripiids in O'Leary and Knutsford, recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson and family of Cascumpec. were Sunday visitors to Mt. Royal, guests of Mrs. Hudson": parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Silliker.

Mr. and Mrs. David Lockhart of Coleman, motored to Montrose recently, and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar.

Mr. and Mrs. Rae Ferris and daughter Ester of Fredericton, ac- corrnanied by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Parkman of New Glasgow. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jeiley on Sunday.

5 Mr. and Mrs, Wendel Turner of lO'Leai1v. left for Nova Scotia, on Wednesday morning. where they will visit friends and relatives.

At the home Nursing Course on Wednesday night, Dr. L. G. Dewar gave a spcnldid talk on ”Com- municable Diseases", which proved to be educational and interest- ling.

Tillie Clark has returned to her home in 0'Leary. after lspending the summer months lwith her daughter, Mrs. Bayfield iBetts and Mr. Betta. I

l Mrs, Charlie Ellis of O'Leary, ,wa.s I visitor to Alma recently ,guest of her mother, Mrs Haber iElIl5, and Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wnndside. laccompaiiicd by Mr. and Mrs. Al- ,b(-rt. Smallman Knutsfnrd, sttendrrl ythe Maritime Fair in Amherst; N.S. ton Wednesday. Mr. Woodside took third prize with his display of likcadian, Wheat uliicli was the highest honor in the class coming lto the Island

-The Afternoon Auxiliary of the yv.

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Auxiliary to be sent with their parcel. An invitation was read from the Evening Auxiliary, to nricnd ;s Pot Luck supper. A noiiiiiiating conimittre, was appointed to bring in a slate of officers for the com- ing year. The worship and study

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The a.n.niial meeting of the Clyde River W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. C. D. and Mrs. W. A. Maoiiean on Nov. 2. Mrs. R. D. Mntihsson presided. There were 14 members and one visitor present. Roll call was answered by "My Mothers maiden name.”

Reports on the year's activities were presented by the President and Secretary.

The following officers were then elected for the coming year: presi- dent. Mrs. W. A. MacLea.n; vice- presldent. Mrs. R. D. Matheson; treasurer. M1-s. Daniel MacNeil, (re-elected): secretary, Mrs. Reg- inald MacKirmon (re-electedi; conven-era: arts and literature. Mrs. George Dixon; home economics, Mrs. John MacNevin; agriculture, Mrs. John Gillespie; citizenship. Mrs, Harry Maobean; social wel- fare, Mrs. mic MaoPhail; auditors, Mrs. John Gillespie and Mrs. Monty Hyde; sick committee, Mrs. Monty Hyde and Mrs, Everett Murray: school comnnittee, Mrs. John Gillespie and Mrs. Reginald Macxinnon. A vote of thanks was tendered the outgoing officers.

Amongst the unfinished business it was decided to continue with the music lessons for the school oliildiren and also to purchase an organ for the school. The teacher asked the Institute to put on s short one-act play in oonjunction with the Christmas concert and a committee was formed to deal with this. It was also decided to pur- chase a. table for the hall. Mu. Louis MaoLee.n gave a. report on the formation of a sewing class for the yunior girls and a. committee was formed to get this project go- ing, The bazaar will be held be- fore the end of November and will be preceded by some film or other entertainment, members to sup- ply eight or 10 lunches each for sale.

A report from the Health Nurse on her recent visit to the school ll8.5 read. The attention of all in the district is called to a Blood Donor Clinic at Long Creek on December 3. It is hoped that at least six fiiocn each district will attend to make up the required quota. The sum of O82? was re- ceived froni the sale of Christmas cards. Collection for the evening was 32.15. Sixteen memibera paid their dues and eleven subscriptions were received for the Institute News.

, Mrs. MGll'L)' Hyde invited mem- lbars to her home for the next ,meeting when roll call will be -answered by ”My Youthful Am- bition." Lunch was served and was followed by a social chat.

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WALCOT, England (CF) - The wooden post-office and store in this Norfolk community was only two feet from the cliff edge after last winter's storms. Now the 30- by-40 foot structure has been shifted 45 feet inland. chapter of ”Whcre ere the aim" proved interesting. It dealt nllh lcommunism in China and also the

i Work of Christian Missions. :ME8LillK closed with the Mizpali llienediction.

y l l The Evening Auxiliary held their

imeeting at the home of Mrs. ;Claude MacNeili on Thursday

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lwlls decided to give it donationlM1SH PPHYI Craig. It WES decided: of warm ciotliiiig for the ciiiidi-enithat a box be packed for the needy:

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iin Glace Bay, this box to be packed ,at the home of Mi's. Bernard, on Nov. la. Fririidship secretary re- ported 13 sick calls. one treat. itiirce hospital calls, 25 cards, and ltivo flowers sent, A Pot Luck sup- lper will be served in the church 'sciiooi room in late November. Next lmcctiiig w.li be held at the home of Mrs. Charlie Willis. President

Lennan, ltiis Stanley Dumville and; Mrs. Charlies Willis. who will bring in the slate .of officers for the, new year. Prayer was offered for Missionary, Miss Florence Taylorl by Mrs, Claude MacNclll. The dc-. votioniil was conducted by Mrs. Staiiloy Dumvlllc. scripture resul-1 ing by Mrs. Clayton Stetson. medi- tation by the Lender. assisted by Mrs. K. Campbell and Pearl Craig. ; ..(:p l

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"A right to run loose within the law" on hallowe'en, a maglatrata told Sam Grychuk of Tlminins. Grychuk was fined :10 and costs for sasauiting s 18-year-old boy who was one of a gang making a noise in Grychuk's yard on Hal- lowc'en. ”You're taking the joy out of youth," Magistrate 3 At- kinson said.

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MELBOURiN'E. Australia, (OP) - Police here enlisted an air force helicopter to help untaxicsle Duk- hour traffic Jams. The aerial crew summon trauic squads by radio to special trouble spots.

LAKEVIEW W. I.

The annual meeting of Lakeview W. I. met on Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs. Francis Rose. Lakovlew. and opened with the reading of

the Creed. Roll call was answered by members paying annual dues.

a balance of siaaoa remained in the tuna. Money Ins raised by means of I. Ohristmu concert. a crokiboie party, a play. I. pantry sale. monthly ooilei:tions,, etc. Money was expanded on donations to ma. League. Red Cros, March of Dimes. A.O.W.W.. luropesn re- lief, rennin and n ; equip- ment for school. trab for school pupils, hall rsnt. ste. 00.30 was collected for the Salvation Army, and s. colileotion of vegetables. fruit and canod foot was collect- ed for Bouris Hospital.

The following officers were ap- ,'id for the ensuim year: - prssident. Mira. Mocor-mick: vice- yiesident, Mrs. Franclu Rose; sec- retary, Mrs. J. E. Dingwell; audi- tors, Mn. Hudson Morrow and Mrs. Lyman Rosa; directors, Mrs. Avery, Miss Mabel Rose and Mrs. James McDonald; siok committee. Mia. L. D. Rose, Mira. Francis Rose. Mrs. Stanley Ding-well and Mrs. Harold Hunter; Red Orom secre- tary, Mrs. Lyman Rose.

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EDWIN C. JOHNSTONE. B.A.4 U.L.D., Provincial Vhuggp . ill - 115 Grafton Street. Charlottetown. P. E. I.

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M, 5' met, at me home ofliiight. Roll call was answered by Ivlfx. J. M. Macwilliams on Fridaylla inembers, The Tempemice; infternooii. The president coiiductedl-WCFPIRFY KRV0 9- messaile "HOW i0. is brief opening worship. Roll callybecome a success." The Christiani

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