and playing badminton. who is ml 4'. M. c. A. members in )'C.lfl.II.1d older.
MONDAY.
, THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
H FEBRUARY 5. 1951
Last Friday night all the mem- bers oi the Charlottetown Hi-Y met in; the in-st of what they hope will be regular monthly meetings of all l-ii-Y clubs. The evening got under way with the induction by candlelight ceremony of six new' members to the Hi-Y fellowship, There followed a very lively dis-
The Young Adult So-Ed pro- gram really goes into high gear next. week when the second an- nual winter soiies begins. Strict- ly tor those is to 30 this program is planned and administered by Bo-kid men-beia. For those who have forgotteii or didn't know. So- ld stands for Social-Education and is a weekly event at the Y. M. C. A. until the end of March.
The first So-Ed was in Van- couver nine years ago and was expressly organized to meet a need in that city for further recreat- ional. social and educational op- portunities for young men and women. Since that date this N0- gram has spread across Canada irom coast to coast. Each Assoc- iatlon has a diiicrcni emphasis on various tlcinils but in gcnoral the; programs have a slnllla: objective -to assist young adults meet a wider circle or friends. increase thclr skills. add to ihcir know- ledge and to ciuoy tncinsclvcs in Gxllftshlve l'N,T'?."lllrlll. It is worth hotllip that. this type of program is now roiisidcrctl to be the most
C-hristmas holidays. delegate to the McNcvin. explained the resolutlons.'
The
of the Parliament. An lunch was served and the cvcnlnlz' concluded with ll sing.--soiigz. Mem- bers of the Alpha chapter which has recently reorganized. were wel-i
coined to ihc nicc-ting. . - e
the Grads last Wednesday ing was the scene or much discus-.i sion of Ch:.ulottctown's Fcsti c Week. The membt-is were very in-1 iei-cm-ct ill Bi-iiz. w. w. Raids iaiirl to them about the week of iestivit.
and as well presented an interest-' U", mach” mu "am "'3 d""m"”" '” "'9 V"""d1"35liieve in the use of alcoholic bev- excellent j e..nm'.5.
ling stnfi oi the and that was one or the forbidden ihlnts. ldrink anything when we The regular weekly meeting nfiom. Mm, Mm us. "9"'land the dead against the use of .liquors, even
near the top. better. The only ones that approx-
W.C.T.U. NOTES
ALCOHOL AND ATHLETICS
For the leaders in athletics as
cusalon of the resolutions brought W,” M 10, mo” of omy avenge mm" by the M"m”,” old” 3”y5'iskill, the prevailing rule, is "Stay Conference at Sackvilie during the,,,w,,y "om ajcohoyv The dean D; Why-the football coadhes oi the United ”""r”'""- Imistaies. Amos Alonzo Stags. wrote:
tit do not believe. and none oi men be-
much- teams.
"1 was a member of the Olympic men were not to but, water. and abroad we took The coaches generally are alcoholic training.
stood were
The went. trainers
beer. in
athletes There
UP none
”American
iniccessitil in Cmiiicla in tlic iielrl oi:ics, and he expect that they will imaym Us at an ...e,e the pmmsh inform.-ii acixili cciiiraiion. not lieliind the project ivho1e- H11 nd m, d 0; use 1; . in Charlottetown this your So- hcartcdly. ?m:..'”.' E5 8 y 0 n q Ed hrcsiflciii is M13 Pied M110”. W ------------- ---- --I wom bowel. ..-uh ,. .-gum. Vicc-Prcsitleiit ls Alni-garct Mac-, gt” who drinks” mm Gamma Kenzlc and Sct-. Trcas. is M21 h M "' who venthe Philndcl liia G'”””' A”""""”' Om" ht"”L Atlii:iic.s nifilr Dellhalll-ltlnlallllg wm'k””z m””””W members MN -.,,- teams in a quarter of a century of Bob Bears. Barbara Pickaril. Bet-3 " baseban lewnsmpy LY Camermh B”?! W?W50"- sh:-"19?"v .Vlr Less MacDon:iZd Pi-di "I drink no wine or alcoholic M3”-'9t"'H (-'"”'I-"A DmV"”- M”k93'iHf'alll Chisholm were risitoi-s . to drinks of any kind.” said Suzanne
MacLcotl and ..'i-xi-c Mat-Phiiil. ln- 53,3,-i.)m.m...n on samrdmz cluded in this j'cat's proirrani are ' instruction classes in puiilic speak-l 31,-, 331-1 Ma.-h..w and Lmm. Dar. imz. golf, nictailuoric, ballroom item at Albany on business on Sat- dam-imz. lll'l(l'.l(I and canastai. There -,1;-,1,-iy,
are also discussion groups on em- otional and D?l'S()ll'dlll-)' problems In couittslilp aiirl inziirlage; oi';:iinl- nation and function of co-operat- . Ives; on duties and i'csp0ll5lbl1l'.-. Mir. Ivn Cairns of North Tryon les its citzzcns of a democracy: and i-.:i.: .1 visitor to Stiiiiinprside on Canada as a world imtioii. A S:ittii'clny.
lunch and an hour or so of tlanc-f inc. and rcrrt-zi'.ioii completed the QVPIHDR.
Mr. Albcri Cnllbccl: has to char. Ivticttmn (it Monday.
Milli!" frlciids of Mr llowziril ('(llll)FCK arc gliitl to licnr that lie is mtproxing in hcniih altcr an oper-
Snmetliiniz now is being aildel twin. to our .luiiiiii- ace gym classes.” - From now on em ii F'i-iday alto-.- Mr. Sheldiii:Dixviii.x.ie :. noon will be devoted to liis1ruction'Stinznicrside on Szittirday.
SEARCH ENDS FOR B.C. MAI
Hr. Um. ll..il. ct:.l criioii, B.L'.. has liccii scarcit- ing ior rtliel
l'.s'1l0!' if.
The North Trvon Young Peoples was held in thc manse on ifontlav evening at 8. o'clock,
Mr. Leroy Dart was A visitor to De Sable on Sunrl
cocktail or one glass oi beer inot make any difference in r-ye co-oi-cliiiaiioii. ni'.iiic," who was United States tennis sing- les champion for seven years.
am absolutely a said Glenn Cunningham, hrcakiiig mile runner. nothing more degrading in ..iicnial. moral and physical well- dmiiiy than the liciccragcs. l'l)llilllL' beverages aiiiiiiv. no maitcr in what iield of ciidcavour."
Carloadings ;2:;:;:c.. . .. ..
Lengleii. one o( the greatest wom- ien tennis players, when tell what Frciicii wincs she used.
asked to title docs one's and balance is Moody,
"'l'lie person who says that
said Helen Wills
if can quite frankly say that 1 total absiiiliier." record- "I know oi one's
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Anyone who uses al- is lcsseninc his
ESSAY CONTEST The P. E. l. Branch of the W. C.
T. U. is sponsoring a Tcmprrance F.s.s'.vv
Contest on the subject:
"Why I am Never Going to Time
Alcohol”. Pupils in
irfinl fYl""',l!13llC . enter lhe contest and their essay pain. or. liiiceii 0-I-FAWA. 1.-5,1,4 3M,Cp, F (Br. should not exceed 600 words. ,:,e:r:;.,,'f.:"e'::lll-E loadings on Canadian railiv.-iys tie- FY1755 5” 35 IDHMVSI 153 55-00: Mi. 'M'rf”Am" f'l'P.'.'iSP(l Slhilll-l)' Clillliljz tho wpek lit;-;s3.(3tl: lilrdl S2E0ti. ' Wm "H N3"-3 cli..cil Jan. 2i lo ..-o'l ctlrs. com- ”'”3' Slmld 1' Wnlplflm by mmi "rim pap pm-pd mm 73,944 95.5 fur U... April Illltli, and S61ll- to Miss Loti- - My ma, ppm; Previous wet-L.-. but were higher ”” C'3”bPt'k. Ccntral Becieque. G. I”.M.l-ETT ,-,.,,,.,i' I m,.,l, than ihc 64.033 car: in the same v A kin? that 'fVY"ll2ht an -end in my-lpN'”td " 3731' 310. ' A - V"-”7""' guffrriiig.” The Bureau nf Statistics re-, VATICAN (jnay-' Fphy yV ,Reuh ll win Klllllr tiiiiii rliriiiiiath-. hriricri today lh.-it iiicreases 1H'Pli;Cl'SI-Tllc Valli-ans Obsci-vatory is
Ilcuritic. or artlirinc pa-ii. sciatica of haCki'lFlVC Hf lr(t"l bnlllf :'l0V1l.'U':I. kidney or livcr (ii-orrlt-rs. riiitritiniinl
U135 01' grain itml grain products. ores ,bllll(llllfl. materials, pulpivond
last year were registered in load-'sturiyiniz a number of newly-dis. covered vat-mlilc nmonlz the most-distant bodies at
stars which are
Incniia and tic-vwi-Iirss. trv Sac ltimb(.-r nasniine woodpui-i and the ahvv P1 . , - -- - . at . e nak ior niir wcrrc. ll-'Ivc tii.ii,'paper:'”Declincs were sliown inlhava gprovisionalig llaal':1Li:gn0mtelt:s irmak Hm IMP iwm HMS at '1' l Wirliiizs of lircsuick. coal and X-tars "Valici-iii -Vmahles” and nag .-tcrce. - . - . - . l i"”i' lime gllcn cacli l-I m:inl number
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Gleanings of o ' Rural District New Glasgow
Mrs. Lewis Toombis has return- ed home after receiving treat- ment in the P. E. island Hospital.
Mrs. Jeremiah Simpson, has re- turned home after spending some time at the home or her daiushtar. Mrs. Hugh McKlnnon and Mr. McKinnon.
Mr. A. C. McNeill is a patient in the P. E. island Hospital, where he is receiving ircatment. His many friends look forward to his returning home feeling better.
Mrs. Blair Andi-cw accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Mccoubrey, returned home on Friday. after spending some time with the
Brookins family.
What might have been a bad fire at the home or Mr. Ernest Clark on Sunday morning, was subdued in time before it made much damage. The soot in the furnace pipe must have caught tire and i'.'nltcd.
Friends of ilis. Edward Gra- liazn are liappy to know she hits iiccn dl5l'll':lI'l:('(l from the P. E.
island Hospital, after a serious. operation. She is spending somel time at the homo 0! Mrs. Robert McLeod.
A pleasant Pltblllilg was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Low- ell Wyand recently. where friends
and neighbors gathered to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butler and their children. Tommy as he was familiarly called. was
property. where
active mainbe in the North shore Glee club. and was alwayl teldy to use his talent. to don the airforce blue. and serve his country was strong, so he again ofiered his services, and was ac- cepted and is now in Ontario. Al- though, the weather was not zood. a large ter the meeting was called to or- der on behalf or the Mr. Laird Johnstone read an ad- dress while Mr. Gentle Mccoubrey presented them with ii well-tilled
purse. on behalf of Malltield Mrs. Edwin Stevenson and
women's Institute Mrs. Laird Doris Andrew nicely rendered Games were enjoyed under Johnstone read an address and Is ii duet. "Let The Lower leadership of Mrs. i-feber Profitt. Mrs. Millar Orr presented Mrs. Lights be Burning." Place of
Butler with the Institute Pin and a beautiful compact. Fitting
plies were made by the guests honour. A sing song with Mrs. Ira Mccoubrey as pianist was enjoy- ed. and n. dainty lunch was served.
The many friends oi Mr. Gordon Laird are sorry to learn oi his ser-
ious illness, but will be glad to learn his condition is somewhat gdwl" Ms;r':V'"””' mpmved' ' Mlgsyeldl-sic Laird was organist fcr Messrs George and Ira Mc- H Coubrey were visitors to New "W "W9 "t Glasgow Mills on Sunday where . I I they visited their mother. who is n convalescing after having the cast: 0 a
liEl'Il()VE(l
prayers
But the urge Mrs.
number gathered. Af-
community,
re- of
and
from a broken hip. Herl
friends will be glad to know she is making a good recovery.
Among; those who attended Presbyterial Gough. Miss
sle Laird and Miss Chalmers Laird.
The New Glasgow Auxiliary of the W. M. 5. held their January
3 flying officer in World War il,'nieetiiig at the home of Miss Elsie ;and on his return to ciyllian lite Laird, Mrs. Wat-field Orr led the he purchased the Lemual Wyand devotional period. using the theme, he and his wire5"Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear." Jean were highly respected, Ready.The hymns sung were "Jesus Keep at all times to give a helping hand'Me Near The Cross." "Jesus Thou in all things for the hcttcrment ni.Dlvine the community, Tommy posscssesiiie and let it be.” a rich baritone voice, and was anlsievenson read a poem. Scripture
thel were Mrs. Bernice
well .Pla
It was decided to invite the Mill
Companion," "Take My River East Presbyterian Young Mrs. R. W. People's Society to a Valentine-
Fireside social in the Sunday
--Despite George there was an attendance of eight- Axworthyfeen young people at the Mrs. Roland Buntaln. Mrs. James field United Church Young 990' 1,, 1,gPage' Mrs, Emmet: 13;-mi;rd,lple's Union which met on Wed- Mrs. B. Andrew. Mrs. Donald Bul- miin, Mrs. J. W. Mclxod, Miss El-
reading penlni D0. tollowed by abort different, McLeod
the installation service. The presi- dent then took charge. Minutes of previous meeting read and proved. Roll call answered by 11 members. 2 associate members and l visitor. Report of 25 calla in homes. 3 in hospital. is cards sent and 5 notes oi thanks were ceived. Mrs. R. W. Stevenson gave a. 5. reading. Mrs. Miller Orr, as herald, read the Missionary Prayer.
by
Melvin
meeting leit open. The secretary read a letter from Mrs. Culcliffe. Six members paid dues. Hashim sent an offering of three dollars in memory of her mothenl Collection 51.85. it was decided to after which all departed for theiiugive flowers in remembrance whenl homcs, wishing Tommy. Jean kiddies bon voyage.
ii member or an associate
passed to life eternal. Fair meeting. Leader-Miss Anna Stev- enson, Dunch-Mrs. mean and Miss Ella Sample. Her-' aids-Mrs. Murray Orr and Mrs.
Vicinily
nesday night. Jan 31. at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Reginald F. Mac- Ausland. The newly-elected presi- dent, Harry MacAuslund. presided and conducted the votions. The minutes were read by the secretary-treasurer, Lila Cras- were discussed for the Y. P. U. to cover the cushions for the church pews and a committee is working on this worthy project.
1'13
Stewart Parkman.
very
members.
conducted study period was
ap-
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EL
Mrs. the
next: i--'
Edwin Stev-
Missionaiy
EDOW On
cold weather,
Bloom-
Bchool room at the Iloornileld Church on muday. rib. is. The conducted by Heber Profitt, the convener of cul- ture Department. who took as his topic: "Great hymns of our faith." He was aaliated by Mrs. R. F. Ausland and by Mrs. A. W. cru- well who was the organist. meeting closed by the Benediction after which delicious candy was passed around by hostels. A hearty vote at thanks was extended to Mr. MacAualand for their hospitality.
January went out in a rush of very cold air. on Monday night unofiiclal temperature O'l..eai-y was is below zero ahd with the piercing winds blowing, it made it feel very much colder. on Tuesday night. it showed 8 be- ” 'low, but it was cairn and clear and l”) wind blowing. so a person did .:it mind it. over snow fell during the early hours of Wednesday and in the forerioon causing drifts in aevaal places. The snowplow operator. Macbean of Milo. reported heavy the paved road E"Il1;l""” in Portage. He told this correspondent he went through it the first time and coming back it looked as if he had never through at all for it had ,blown and drifted. Early in the Liter- iioon he went back again on paved road and it will soon be in iirst class conditon. Mir. Macuean is rendering fine service residents or O'Leary and vicinity by keeping the roads plowed. .
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