OCTOBER 22. 1953

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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LEWIS ltIURR.A!t Blink on "Home end School" over C. F. C. Y. 8.15 P. M. Thursday, October 22nd.

A.Y.P.A. MEETING-The reg- ular weekly meeting of St. Paul's A.Y.P.A. was held in the parish hall Wednesday night. At the business ' meeting it was decided that a delegation be sent to the A.Y.P.A. diocesan conference in Halifax this week-end. Followlnz the business Bill Ives slides taken during his trip to England. This was followed by 'n sing-song and square dancing led by Dr. F. W. Jelks. The meeting closed with Auld Lang Sync and the Grace.

HEAR REV.

regular weekly meeting or the centennial Y's Men's Club was held last night in the Y.M.C.A. Thirty six members were present. with Bob Cissy End Bob Acorn so co-chairmen. The sing song was led by Lorlmer ciudmore with Bob Crooks at the piano. The members heard a most interesting talk by Cpl. Lionel Strong of the R.C.M.P. on his trip to the Coronation. Clarence Mercer was a. guest from the summersida Y's Men's Club. The meeting closed with the Queen.

CAR COLLISION--As in result of a collision involving three cars on Hiilsboro Street yesterday eve- ning. the driver of a 1942 Dodge will appear in Police Court this morning, charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The Dodge car was proceeding south on Iiillsboro St. when it collided with a 1937 Oldsmobile going north. The latter car which is reported to have had its brak- ing mechanism damaged by the impact. was drivcr 72 feet back- wards nnly to collide with a third rar parked at the curb. Damage to the front of the two first cars was quite heavy; the parked vehicle suffered a broken grill.

FIRST AID CLASSES-The Wo- men's Institute of Parkdale will sponsor a First Aid Red Cross school of instruction over a period of nine weeks with meetings once a week during that time. The de- cision to arrange for the classes in-as reached at a meeting in Park- dale school last evening with 22 members of the organization in at- tendance under the chairmanship of Mrs. Leo Mclaaac. Arrangements have been made for the classes to receive instruction from Mrs. Henry Peters, assisted by Miss Gertrude Love. Classes will start immedi- atcly.

Personals

Mr.' George Stiven. General Passenger Agent. C.N.R., Munc- ton, N.B., was in Charlottetown yesterday and made a number of ..-c:.:.C-.:....j.-

IN MEMORIAM

In loving mom .v of our 110” Mother. Mrs. Louise Thomson, who passed away on October 22:11. 1952-

llheltered by the Rock of Ages. Anchored on the Golden shore. In the loving arms of Jeeul. Rests our mother forever more.

Always Remembered and Badly ' Missed by Her Family.

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CENTENNIAL Y5 MEN -The.

TI-IE GUAQDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

E3335 Augustine Cove f Camp Committee Annual Meeting

at the annual meeting of the man- agement committee of the Augus- tine Cove camp held recently in Charlottetown.

Splendid lo-day camps were held in July and August. for girls of 12-18 years; for boys of the same ages; week-end camps for young people; and most successful ven- ture, a five-day camp for Junior boys of 9-11 years.

Before the camping season open- ed the Provincial Department of Health and Welfare pronounced that the drinking water at camp was good, well-balanced and well- prepared meals were provided. and only pasteurized milk was used. .

When Augustine Cove camp was established in 1946 a large dining - hall with attached kitchen and three cabins were built. A com- bination canteen and cottage was added later, since that time two more cabins were erected, and some tents used each year to house large camps.

The management committee met at the Camp in late June to de-

an am- ) "

Radio Perry F. Rockwood

and

Special Music by other members of

The People's Gospel

H cide upon a permanent camp plan our and adequate insurance. In Aug- 8 PM int and Septembu the plan was

carried out, the ground was levell- ed and the cabins moved to cemem foundations in a shallow semi- circle at the back of the camp property. When moving began some cabins were in need or re- pairs because of the type. of tem- porary foundations used.

-The combination cabin is now a regular cnbin; a small new cabin has been built for the ex- clusive use of the cooks: and many other repairs and improve- ments including painting are com- pletcd.

In June the pump was brought up to Department of Health and Welfare standards. A driveway is staked out: a tree planting pro- gram arranged for; splendid play space is now centrally located; the right of way from the high- way in the share has been widen- ed and graded. Total costs of re-

Monday. Oct. 26

ROLLAWAY CLUB t 38 Grafton St.

Charlottetown

calls accompanied by Mr. L. J. Mac-Donald, local freight and pas- senger ngent. Mr. Stiven received his present appointment on the retirement of Mr. Frank Douizan. Joining the railway at Mohcion in l917. Mr. Stiven served in many parts of the system includ- ing Toronto, Montreal and Winni- peg. It has been 26 years since his last visit to this province.

W. liliarewell At Brackley Point

Brackley Point W. I. niemln-rs and their husbands were guests at Lakaview Lodge. Cavendish. the occasion being a farewell party for one of their members. Mrs. Walter Gregor who is leaving in the near future to take up resi- dence in another community.

After a sumptuous chicken din- ner had been partaken of an ad- dress was read by Mrs. Edwarrl McCallum and Mrs. Howard Cud- more, on behalf of the members presented Mrs. Gregor with a gift as a small token of appreciation for her valued help in the in- stitute.

Mrs. Gregor thanked the mem- bers for their kindness. and ex- pressed the pleasure she had al- ways taken in the lnsliiule work.

inity of 5800, and appeal for funds is being made this autumn. Augustine Cove camp is now one of the finest in tlir Province. for the use of youth of all church-

The penetrating. soothing heat of T " ' d Wool is so soft and comIorting...vonderI'ul for children.

Helps relieve chest colds. sore throat, Oronehiris, neuralgia, and other aches

III MEMOIIIAM

In loving memory of

WILLIAM H. McDOUGALl. who died October 22nd. 1952. Fondly RCllIll'lII1eI'Od.IIy His

Wife and Children. Billie. Virginia. Wendell. and

""""'"' MEDICATED WOOL

Oct. 23rd.

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pairs and building is in the VIC-J

es. co-operatively owned by the tee for financial support. Miss United Churches and the Bap- Brehaut, R. J. Rupert, Charlotte- llst Churches of Prince Edward town: William Moase. Summer- Isiand, it is ready to serve youth side; Colin Waugh, Wilmot Valley; with good facilities and trained with power to add additional capable leadership. members. -8. Officers of the management -- I committee were re-elected: Chair- RING IN. POOL

man. David W Murphy, Capi- Traverse; vice chairman, Renal Cw. ' ” Howard Christie, Hunter River: ST CAT”LRnxES' Om" (CF)

5A 5250 diamond engagement ring

sect-treas., Mrs. T. J. Humphrey, Wt” found in Cave spring, "mp

K9.”i"3”0"? ueasllrer I” H? 9 swimming pool after the pool had building fund, Miss Marguerite be" drained rm. me winter. Md Brehnut, Charlottetown; commit-

wns being repaired.

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