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.. ' The regular weekly meet- ing of the 1st Georgetown Troop Boy scouts, took place at their headquarters in the Legion Build- ing on Thursday Evening. Novem- ber 27111. 8 P. M.

The Cub Pack met at 7 P. M. and welcomed Commissioner F. A. Drlscoll and Executive Commis- sioner Gordon Kerr from Head- quarters at Charlottetown. The Cub Pack meeting took the form of instructional periods and games. A lecture by Mr. Gordon Kerr

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highlighted the meeting. sixteen Cubs were present. Present also were Scout Master Maccormack and Cub Instructor MacDonald.

At eight olclock the Scouts ar- rived.

The visitors were introduced by the Scoutmaster before the meet- ing begun. The regular procedure was carried out, Patrol rally Horseshoe, Flag-break, inspection by Mr. Kerr and Mr. Driscoll, games. Patrol corners with knot-

'ting, instruction by Patrol Lead-

ers, and knotting contests carried out by Commissioner Driscoll.

A Council Fire and sing song was next indulged in and the bcos were led in song and games by Commissioners Driscoll and Kerr.

Refreshments followed consist- ing of sandwiches, cake and tea. served by the Scouts.

Both Mr. Driscoll and Mr. Kerr expressed their thanks to the Scouts for the treat and spoke en- couraging words concerning their progress. They commented partic- ularly on the excellent discipline maintained during the meeting. Mr. Kerr conveyed the thanks of the Provincial Council to the Troop for the successful way in which Apple Day was carried out.

A final meeting was held at- tended by Commissioner F. A. Driscoll, Executive Commissioner Gordon Kerr, scout Master D. A Mnccormack. Assistant Scout Master A. Murphy, and Patrol Leaders Donald MacDonald and Jackie Lavers. .

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Lakeview W.l. l Annual Meeting A

.. 'The annual meeting of Lake- view Institute was held on Novem- her 17th at th? home of Mrs. Hud- son Morrow, North Lake, and open- ed with the singlng of "O Canada". followed by the Creed.

Roll call was answered with, 0A Canadian Woman of Note." by momlbers. Minut of last annual and last regular meetings were read and adopted.

The president's address was read by Mrs. J.E. Dingwell. In the ab- sence of the secretary. Mrs. L. D.

for the year. showing a balance of 5100.00 in the funds. This state- ment was adopted as read.

The following officers were then elected for the ensuing year: Pres- ident, Mrs. Charles McCormick: vice president, Mrs. Francis Rose; secretary, Miss Genevieve Camp-

and Mrs. James McDonald: direct-

John McDonald and Mrs. Hudson Monrow. Mrs.

attend a meeting of the Souris Ex- hibition Amociatlon.

A letter of thanks from the Red Cross Society for donations received

aid course was read and Mrs. Mc- Cormick kindly offered to teach a class in first aid work if s suffic- ient ntrmber would enroll. 9

Mrs. Clarence Rose and Mrs. Ly- man Rose were appointed to the sick committee for Lakeville Dis- met and Mrs. Harold Hunter and Mrs. Stanley Dlngweil for, North Lake. Mrs. Hudson Morrow and Mrs. Hunter were re-appointed school committee. Two bills am- ounting to 51.20 were ordered paid. The question of raising money was brought up and a committee of six members was appointed to procure material for a. concert. An interesting demonstration on the making of artificial flowers was given by Mrs. Earl McLaren. Dues collected amounted to s3.B5 and collection. 70 cents. Roll Call for next meeting is to be answered by a Christmas verse. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and the meeting clos- ed with the National Anthem.

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

IN MEMCRIAM

JAMES NELSON McGAUGHEY

-A deep gloom was cut over Bummernide and vicinity on July 14th when it was learned that James N. McGaugvhey had. at an early age. passed away of a. heart attack. Medical aid was sum- moned, and everything possible done, but to no avail, as God will- ed otherwise, and took his home where there is no suffering or pain.

His beloved pastor, Father Le- Clair, administered the last rites of the Holy Roman Catholic Church of which he was a faithful member, having served as altar boy, and as a member of the choir in Seven Mile Bay for a number of years.

He was of a quiet and cheerful disposition, and was ever ready

needed. Mr. McGaughey attended the eleven o'clock mass on Sunday

with his sister, at whose wedding he had acted as groomsman the week before. At 11.30 that even- ing he retired, with no complaint of not feeling well, as he plan- ned the following morning to go to Wellington to work for the C. N.R., with whom he had been employed for the past ten years, and was well liked by employers and employees alike,

He will be missed in the home. where he was devoted to his mother and sisters. Since the death of his father twelve years ago, noiihlng was left undone for them that he could do.

He leaves to mourn, his heart broken mother, and sisters, Eunice, (Mrs. Peter Mulligan) Kinkora; Doris (Mrs. Haviland Rogers), Al- bany; Theresa (Mrs. Henry Gal- lant) Summerside; three little nephews and one niece. James Lowell; Charles and Darlene Rog- ers, whom he dearly loved.

The funeral, which was held on Wednesday morning. July 16th to Kelly's Cross, was largely attend- ed. Solemn Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. Kenneth Mac- Millan, and in the choir was his cousin, Mr. Arnold McGrath, Sev- en Miie Bay. The service at the grave was conducted by Father MacMil1an and a" beloved son laid to rest beside his father and little brother and sister, who predeceas- ed him, to await a glorious Resur- rection when all will meet in heaven to part no more.

The pallbearers were his three brothers-in-law, Peter Mulligan, 1-Iaviland Rogers, Henry Gallant. his cousin, Lorne McMurrcr. and two close friends, Jack McKenna and Freeman Dockendorff.

"God only knows how we miss you, and the home is so lonesome without you. but some day in heaven we will understand.”

Spiritual Bouquets Sisters of St. Martha, Kinkora Floral Tributes

Cross-Mother and Family.

Wreath-E. L. MacQuarrie and stall.

Wreath-B. B. No. '1.

Spray-Lodge 218, B. M. W. E.

Crescent-Staff of Summersidc Co-op.

Spray-C.N.R. Band, B. Gang, Charlottetown.

Cards. Letters, Messages of Sympathy

Rev. Father Mccardle, Klnkora.

Rev. Father Shea, Kinkora.

Rev. Father Damian. O.F.M. Convent, Montreal, Que.

Sr. St. John Angus, Mount st. cent. Vincent. 81'. St. Regina Lewis, Mount Saint V;ncent. Sr. St. Georgette, St. Paul, Minn. Sr. Georgette, St. Paul, Minn. Miss Teresa Victor, Georgetown. Mr. Ross MacKenzie, Summer- side. B. B. Gang No. 7. Mr. and Mrs. James McGaughey Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester McMur- rer, Albany. Miss Mary MacMurrer, Albany. Miss Frances Baker, Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Warren. Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Albany. Miss Eleanor Warren. Albany. Mr. Mark Richard. Summerside. Mr. Vsmon Gregory, Ch'town. MacDonald Family, Summerside. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egan and family, Elmwood.

Joseph Dougay,

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Linkletter Road. Mr. W. F. Power, Bedford, P. E. I

Agnes MacDonald, Sum- merside.

Miss Ethel MacDonald, Sum- mersidc.

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Champion. Glover Shore.

Miss Janice McLellan, Grand River.

Miss Constance Montgomery, Summerslde.

Miss Alice Pearson, Carleton.

Miss Gladys Pearson, Carleton.

Miss Dina Gaudet, Summersidc.

Miss Minnie Steele, Summerside.

Miss Margaret Hagan, Mone- ton, N. B.

Mrs Harry Frances, Summer-

do.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frances, Bummerside.

Mr. A. Shoemaker, Detroit, Mich.

Mr. E. F. McDade, Moncton, N.

Mrs. A. K. McNeil, Summerslde Gen eral Motors Corporation. Halifax, N. S. Mr. G. Hutchleson, Halifax, N.S Mr. and Mrs. Layton Green and family, Albany.

Mrs. Basil She rry and family, Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Linus Mulligan

and family, Kinkora. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, Sum-

merside.

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Norman and family, Cape.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maclvor, Summerside.

M1". and Mrs. Donald Suther- land, Carleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Damian Duffy, Emerald.

Mr. Johnny Monaghan, Sum-

merside.

Mr. Ben Carmichael, Albany. Mr. Lorne Maclienna, Albany. Mr. Robert Carmichael, Aibanyi Mr. Gerard Carr, Emerald Miss Florence Mclnnis Miss Gladys Mclnnis. Mr. Basil Mclnnls.

Card Of Thanks

Words are inadequate to express our gratitude to Father Leclair, Dr. Delaney, relatives, friends and neighbours, who helped us through those days of sorrow, with mass cards, spiritual bouquets, flowers. letters and cards of sympathy and deeds of infinite kindness. We can only say thank you so much.

Mother, sisters and brothers in law:

Mrs. Agnes McGaugey.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mulligan.

Mr. and Mrs. Haviland Rogers.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant.

Red -Point W.-I. Annual Meeting

. .'The monthly and annual meet- ing of the Red Point Women's In- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. Ray Bruce on November -1.

The meeting opened by singing the Institute ode, followed by rou call, which 13 members reported to and paid their dues for the follow- ing year. There were six visitors present.

Minutes of the last regular and annual meetings were read and ap-

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145 Gt. Geo. St. Phone 555 Summerside Dial 2830 ) retary. The election of officers took ember 27 regarding Institute work. Souris. place and resulted as follows: Pres- A letter was read from Mrs. Cud- M”, -1-, ,1, Robe,-L501, mm M”

ident, Mrs. Charles Ching; vice-prc- sident, Mrs. Russell Garrett; sec- retary. Mrs. Major Young; direct- ors, Mrs. A. Robertson, Mrs. William Ching, Mrs. Alvah Ching and Mrs. Hugh Campbell; auditors, Mrs. Nel- son Stewart and Mrs. S.J. Robert- son: Red Cross secretary, Mrs. A. Robertson; organist, Mrs. Alvah Ching.

Correspondence was read and dis- cussed. It was moved and seconded that Mrs. Major Young and Mrs. Charles Ohing attend the meeting regarding the Souris exhibition in Souris the latter part of November, also one of the institute officers attend the meeting in Souris Nov-

more, First Aid Director. asking if the Institute would like someone to speak on first aid and it was de- cided to ask for one to be present at the next meeting.

The school committee reported a kettle and other items needed for the school and 1. was moved and seconded to get them.

Auction goods were handed in and plans made to have an auction at the December meeting. The Red Cross secretary was asked to send for knitting and sewing. It was de- cided to get a new minute book. A letter regarding a baby contest was

read from Miss Mildred Fraser”

A. Robertson had charge of the program for the night. which con- sisted of several readings, jokes, (F6. and a history and geography con- test was greatly enjoyed by all.

School committee for next month win he Mrs. Alvah Ching a.n.. Mrs. Chester McNelll. Collection am. ounted to 31.40 and lunch to 32,50.

As there was no further bush .s1 to attend to, the meeting was CifJn" ed with the singing of "God Save the Queen" followed by 21 dainty lunch prepared by the hoslcss. The next meeting is to be helzl at inn home of Mrs. William and Mrs. Alvah Ching on December 4.

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