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IIONTAGUS W. I.
" Women's ns u w ;Y,i;:;l3.'."ix.y 6 at the home oi Mrs. Arnold Vanlderstine. pl-alder-1:1,. MN. A. D- 31:3!-I mini" meeting opened with the "song or the Cuuntrywoman" re- pented in unison. Twenty-OM memben responded to the roll call
be the lovely rose. prgiiiietgvem iour visitors present who were cordially welcomed by me president. The minutes oi the 1351 meeting were read by the secictary. Mrs. Stewart Nelson. and approved as read. Mrs. Albert F,-use.-, convcner oi the sick com- mitlrc, reported having Vllllved W, mi; members during the iilunlli. It was then moved and
so-coiided that a 'care' parcel be
5.1.1 to Korea.
"rile financial report was read by the treasurer. Mrs. Cecil Beck and correspondence was read by the secretary, and discussed. Mrs. Jessie Shaw and Mrs. Garnet Mac- I,-iym were appointed on a com- znluec from the Institute to meet with committees irom other local nr::aniZlll.'.(.ln3 to discuss plans for me Scottish gathering to be'held
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It was decided in buy a glass tor the library door in the school and Miss" Noreen Turner was an- ed to purchase same. Eight man- bers subscribed tor the Institute news. - -
New oominlttees were appointed as iollows: School. Mrs. cliiiord Simpson and Miss Noreen Turner. and sick. Mrs. Rupert Simpson and Mrs. Cecil .
Mrs, Cliiiord Simpson enter-
Nursing" was read by Misses Helen Lund and Norecn Turner. collect- ion amounted to soc.
Mrs. Grant Moeheod invited mem-be . to her home ior the next meeting with a lunch committee oi Mrs. Maiorie Simpson, Mrs. Rup- ert Simpson and Mrs. Cecil.simp- son.
The meeting adjourned and lunch was served by the committee in charge
- AUGUSTINE COVE W. I.
- The regular meeting oi the Augustine Cove W. I. was held at the home oi Mrs. Edward Mac- Fsdyen on April 3rd with the pres- ident in the chair. '
." opened with the ode iollowed by "creed" and roll cau was
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Red Cross nurse and iind out what could be done. The slot oom- mittce made two calls and took irult. The school committee bought articles ior school and re- ported that the teacher wanted soap, hooks. latch ior door. dust
I school, Mrs. Charles Waugh; pro- gram, Mrs. John Moase and Mrs. Albert Mdase. . Correspondence was read and it
be sent to Lady Alexander Gilt Fund. Members are to bring money to next meeting to pay tor cases oi cans. 1'! subscriptions-are to be sent in for Institute News, two copies to be sent to ionner shut- in membe .. in the district. The Red Cross convener reeeivd a large amount or iinished articles and each member took more knit- ting or sewing for next month. The June meeting at the home oi Mrs. Harold Manderaon with Mrs. Elmer Moase and Mrs. Robert Moase on lunch committee, roll call to be answered with some- thing ior Institute News. The
was moved and seconded that 31.00 '
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members, and there were two visitors pruent. Minutes oi the last meeting were
tor the Institute room had been ” i Bills oi same were
moved paid.
The visiting committee report-
wnn the name 0! e. isvorito ilow- mud me menu" mm mm pan and dustbane. New commit- unn, -mg ughgol wanna. H. . d the most popular Hover .. tsesare as iollows: sick. Mrs. new a um mg ,, safely and ef- ., er an jokes and lesson 11 oi Home Mom u", M” mum” ww; gme uhmrmilag Vgeld owe" fnunly Wyn
convenes reported that all articles hadbeen distributed and most oi them finished.
Correspondence was read and discussed. A letter on C ircnship it-om Mrs. Laughlln was read and discussed.
Mrs. Lorne Maellwen gave the third lesson on winter meals tor the iamily. Mrs. J. E. Fleming volunteered to take the iinal les- son for the next meeting. Col- lection was taken and minted in 31.75. Next meeting is to be held at the home oi Mrs. Mathias Malone when roll call will be answered by an exchange oi ilow- er sups or bulbs.
The iollowing committees were appointed: lunch. Mrs. John Mac- Kay, Mrs. Kenneth Macxay, Mrs. Lorne MscEwen. Mrs. Blois Mac-
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gave an interesting report on the Leadership Course which they had attended. some discussion was held concerning the District Convention which is to be held in Stanley Bridge.
A contest put on by Mrs. Cran-
in Montague in JI-l1Y- answered b M members with P"W1'3mm0 Wmmmu M5 "W" Front Row rleit to ri ht): Ba bour ; Hele Ca ornn: Ma Lewis: Elaine Glover; Ewen and Mn. W. 1- Green: Viln-
Mr5- wmlam M”L"" "Don" sneeze or psi. irom which the sum mmuu which "ma mwh '""""' Elaine Humphrey; Mary lvlorrisomr Jeenrznlgllaabreiitson; lr:.'anc)'mMacNevin;ry June MacDonald; Mary lng. Mrs. Craniord MacKay and 10111 MICKEY WM GHJOYGG by I"- (or the Red Cross committee. stat- M .135 W” wmud. Minn.” 0, merit. The i assisted by com- R0,, Mupomtd; Frances Wilson: Carolyn Nelson. Mn, 12-, 5, gen; uhooi, Mn, 50,-. Lunch was served by the hostess 19810” "Van" hul ham "Mn" (hg 1”; mean"; we” "N 3nd mitm "Wed E d”m'y lunch The Middle Row: Claire MscLeod: Allison Mutch; Harvey Macxlnnonc Henry Hoyt; John Mac- (1011 FY19 Ind M11 W. 1. Green: "M C0mmm'99 15 Chi?”- ed and handed in ""1" "'9 1"” . and um amen”, ,, 0. gm- mmlni C105" "ml N'"9m1 5"" Dougull' Donald Wood' Willard MacLeod' Sydney MacDonsldl Irma Holmes - A programme. Mrs. John MncKny Mew"! 0105” DY 01381"! "Oh- mwlllll lmd 5”” ”" hm” W” him d til i 0 d- h""' Back Row: Donald Slmmonds' Wallace Wood' Orvllle'Dlomond' Melvin Whiie' Robert Web- and Mrs. Ray Douslu. Dufnwhn 0911 The Mm" 30" given to Mrs. J. C. Macl..ure. Mrs. mi: xgllllowelzifl "Z 0 COHEBPOH Sm: Robert Hambm James smmul owme woody ' ' ' The president and secretary and "God Save the Queen.” i
H0ll'.ll'd Vlckcrson, and Mrs. Van- Iderstlne. This completes the Red Cross work tor the year, ending in lie. Jun sum oi money was voted to- wuds the Lady Alexander Giit Fund. and plans were discussed lor holding an auction at the June meeting at the home oi Mrs. Cecil Beck. Each ember was asked to
brim! 3 m9"d- M” H”W'"d Vick" iollowa. sick and program, Mrs. to and why" - I delillhtful W81" ' l arson and Mrs. I-Y1! 'B0ehMl' W0"! Geflld Mlcfmygn mg M,-5. Em mug of wmmui mmung, to keep all occupied until late 1953 calls were made and gills oi iruit crease in institute iunds. m the Vocatmnal Schoolr Charlmtetown on Wedne5' appointed on the program c0m- D,w5o,, um lunch. Mm nwce An" the minute; of thg Apr-11 Ribbon is to be bought for the C.R. were taken. - Mrs. Ray Harris invited the day. the 28th day Of May; 1952. at the hour Of 9 3-m- mittce ior the next meeting. campbcn, M;-5, Jag Murray Mrs. meeting were read and accepted, School badges worn at Music Fest- Twenty-iive cases oi cans for members to her home for the next Standard Time. Tllrollgh the COUTWSY 01' 3'-EW5” 3;-mum mug and Mrs. Artie'New- the regular business was tra.rsu:t.- lval - these to be returned to Mrs. canning will be ordered. All bills meeting when roll call will be ans-
and Beck. Montague, each mem- ber oi the Institute and each guest present were pre,sented with gilt packages oi Morsels tea and coilee.
At the close oi the meeting a very enjoyabe program, ieaturlng "share the Wealth" was presented bv Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn and Mrs. Vernon Macbcsn. and lunch
.- :9 'd b ittee I . iliaesiadirgi y . comm 0 contests were put on by Mrs. Alban MacAusland) was Jointed to at- recommendations were made to gram. etc. and messages at close. this 16th day of May, 1952. oguaez, mm being won ny M1-5, rend me executive meeting In the H-1! committe-. thanks tor treats and Sympathy M..---- w.I. at the main oiiice. Cha.rlotte- Mrs. Stewart Wright then mag card received. one dollar was STERLING W1. -. P. S. FIELDING,
BAYVIEW W'. I.
'l'lir monthly meeting of Bay- view W I. was held in the school room on April 8th with eleven members and two visitors present The president..Mrs. Msjorle Simp- son presided and the meeting opclrd by repealing the "Creed" in unison. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved.
Correspondence consisted of a letter from the T. B.- League and pamphlets on good foods and house-cleaning were passed among the lllPl1lhCI'S. A government grant or 32,50 was received.
The government grant or 53.40 was received, also a donation or 31.00 was grateiully received. A bill oi 33.00 was ordered paid. Red Cross work consisting oi sweaters and children's overalls was pass-.1 out to the various membe. and re- ports oi committees were then heard and new ones appointed as
some.
The next meeting is to be held at the home oi Mrs. Lorne Carmin- ers with roll answered by paying 'one cent ior every inch or waist measure. Collection amounted to 31.25 and the meeting closed with "The Queen".
Two very interesting guessing
Wendell Macfadyen and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess as- sisted by the committe-'in charge.
CENTRAL ROYALTY W. 1.
Fifteen ladies oi the Central Royalty W. I. opened their meet- ing by repeating the creed at the home or Mrs. Cecil Wood on mura- day, May 1st. The roll call was both interesting and amusing. it being answered by "A place I'd like to go
ed es follows: Those wishing to subscribe to the w.1. News to in- (arm and pay the secretary. if was decided to buy a bat and ball for one of the school baseball teams It was decided to purchase the 1952 annual to the Book oi Knowledge. the treasurer 1o attend to this Mrs. Ruby Dennis (alternate Mrs. H.
town on May 2nd It was decided to iurnlsh an enter- tainment for 1953 A. o.w. confer-
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-The May meeting of New An- nan Women's Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. Stewart Moase on the first day of the month. The president being ab- sent, the vice-president, Mrs. Al- bert Moase. opened the meeting with "Ode" and "Creed". Thir- teen members answered roll call
by putting it package oi seeds or a plant slip into is box. Later the
once. questionnaire to be returned to Charlottetown Miller. The mat- ter oi inspec”ng the care and stor- age oi books in the school was taken up. Mrs. Ruby Dennis vol- unteered to go and see the teach- ers about this. The wonderiul in- vitation or the Brackley W. 1. to meet with them on June 11th was socepted. Letters of thanks in ap- preciation of cards sent in sickness and bereavement, for gills of slow- ers and W. 1. pins were read One
For every size, and 1 there's 0 Fuel Saving.
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special card is deserving or men- tion because oi the pleasure it gave all - that oi Mrs. James Roper. now oi Nova scotls but ior many years a most iaithiul member or this Institute.
Red Cross committee reported the receipt or several completed sweaters and gave out enough worit
W. Wood alter the Festival is over. The treasurer mentioned in net re- port that a rummage sale and card party had netted over :50. More nod liver oil capsules are to be pur- chased irnm the Red Cross ior liocal distribution. Last but not least, a lengthy discussion re the new hall project was resumed and
the members with her on a de- lightiul trip to Vancouver and sur- rounding country. Her talk was most interesting and informative and her gracious manner in an- swering the many questions made for a iltting climax to the even- ing's meeting. '
A bountiful and delicious lunch was served and all thanked Mr. and Mrs. C. Wood for their fine hospitality. i The next meeting will be held at the home of the President. Mrs. Harry Ma.cAusland on June 2nd. The following are the lunch com- mittee: Madelyn Carr. Mildred
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The April meeting or the New London W. I. was held at the homol of Mrs. Oscar Macxay and opened: in the usual manner. Filteen mem- bers answered roll call with a house cleaning hint and minutes of the last meeting were read, ap- proved and signed.
Two children's dresses and sock- ees were passed in. one sick call was reported and the government grant of 33.10 was received. Committees were appointed as
Campbeu and Mrs. Dan Macxay. A letter irom Nelson Roberts, in Germany thanking the members ior box sent him; also a thank you card. A letter concerning the Red Cross blood donor clinic which is to be held in Kenslngton on May 1 was also read.
It was decided to invite Emerald Players to present their play as soon as roads were good. also that woolens ior blankets were to be packed at some iuture date.
The secretary reported cards had arrived and some were sold at this time. Program consisted or a con- test put on by Mrs. Harold May- hew, drawing a pig in the dark. the prize being won by Mrs. Lorne Campbell. A spelling match. put on by Mrs. Leigh Macmven, was won by Mrs. Lorne Campbell. A paper, prepared on "Atomic Bomb" by Mns. George Cole. was read by Mrs.
Agriculture, was then read.
slips. Two visitors also attended. The minutes oi the last meet- ing were read and approved and the treasurers report was given. The school committee reported purchasing soap and towels. Mrs. Ray Harris will act as school com- mittee ior the next two months. The sick committee reported two
presented were paid, on motion. Correspondence consisted oi an ap- peal ior blood donors to the Blood Donor's Clinic to be held in summerslde next week. a C. A. c. Bulletin, a letter irom the Pro- vinclul President. Mrs. Harold Leard, with suggestions for pro- gram ior District Convention pro-
voted to the Lady Alexander Fund. A very iniormative letter irom Mrs. Nell Matheson, Convener oi
Foster. Ruby Dennis ' s.nd”I-lrlen r
lunch, send and Mrs. the committee.
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Plans tor the iorthcoming Dis- trict Convention were read and an Executive Meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Yeo, on Friday evening. May lath, when further plans will be An auction oi hand sewn other articles brought some bidding and resulted in a good in-
wered by "My Place oi Birth" and scmethlng interesting about it. The hostesses served a delicious Frank Town- James Harris on Alter a period oi interesting games and a sing-song "God Save the Queen" brought the meeting to s.
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Mrs. W. T. Green was hostess to Sterling W.l. for their April meet- . mg. The president, Mrs. miner
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Meeting closed with "The Queen" and lunch was served by the host- ess and committee In charge.
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