APRIL 2. 1952

Women's liisMei

COBN WALL W. I.

The regular meeting of Com- wsll Y. P. W. I. was held in the Cornwall Hall on March 2nd. The meeting opened with the "Ode" followed by "Creed" in unison.

Roll call was answered by 22 members and minutes were read. approved and signed. Correspond- ence was read and discussed and it was decided to canvass districts for Red Cross. Various comniit- tees then gave their reports.

Mrs. Ford Wilson kindly in- vited the members to meet at her home for the next meeting, with roll call to be answered by a Joke or paying a fine.

Collection amounted to SL4-i.

A contest was then put on by Mrs. I-Iaroid Donahue and the meeting closed with the National Anthem. Lunch was served and a social hour was spent.

BRACKLEY POINT W. I.

Mrs. George Hughes entertained the Brackley Point Institute on Thursday evening. Mai-ch lath. Tlilrteen members responded to the roll call by passing in an art- icle for a fish pond.

This feature was carried out later in the evening and 53.25 was realized. Two sick calls were made during the month and two thiink' you cards received. Bills were paid for fruit, music, and small iccessiti s for the school.

New sick committee was on- pointed as iollows: Miss Irciie Cahili and Mrs. Gregor McCul-

etiiigs

the minutes the reports of the various committees were given. A knitting party was held at the home of Mrs. Leslie Prowse, and a card party at the home oi Mrs. Frank Blatch. all proceeds going into Institute funds. A map for school had arrived and the school choruses werel entered in the Musical Festival.

It was voted that s donation be sent to the Red Cross. The quilt- ing party postponed from the previous month was ' d for Monday, Feb. 17th. at the home of Mrs. Biatch. Mr-a.tJan'ies Mac- Kay to be hostess for the knitting party on Thursday, Feb. 20th. New committees appointed were as follows: School. Mrs. Leona Cameron,Mrs. Frank Blatch; sick, Mrs. Raymond Bellick, Mrs. Wil- lard Prowse; lunch, Mrs. Willard Proiv . Mrs. Allison Bryenton; program, Mrs. Keith Cudmore, Mrs. I-iediey Stewart. Hostess for March is Mrs. Walter MacMiilan. with roll call to be answered with an original verse on "My new Easter bonnet."

At the close of the meeting Mrs. James MacKay conducted an interesting contest. after which n dainty lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.

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cussed and the secretary was ask- ed to send 10 cents per member for the A.C.W.W. fund. A discus- sion on sending woollens to Fair- fieids took place and it was decid- ed to semi before March 15. It was moved and seconded that the Institute pay for the play books and the royalty on the play Coi- lectlon amounted to 85 cents.

members to meet It her home for the April meeting when she will demonstrate on making Dale squares. Roll call will be answered by sneeze or pay 10 cents Lunch

Mrs. Earle Rodd, Mrs. J.R. Skin- ner and Mrs. Orville 'mrner. and programme Diamond.

oration" was presented by Mrs E. Hughes. A delicious served by- the ” tee in charge evening spent.

Kingston Women's Institute was held at the home of Green on March tlth. with twelve members and one visitor present.

the "Ode." followed by the "Creed"

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Mrs. Vol Mu.-Donald asked the

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committee. Mrs. H.

The final paper on "Interior Dec- lunch was

and commit- and an enjoyable

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KINGSTON W. I.

The regular meeting of the

Mrs. Merrill

The meeting opened by singing

n unison and roll call was answer-

GRAHAitl'S ROAD W. I.

ed with it joke. The minutu of the last meeting were then read, ap-

Mrs. Walter Wiizmorc entertain- nd the members of Success W.I. at her home on Tuesday evening. March iiih. The president. Mrs John MiicGi-cgor presided and open- cd the meeting in the usual man-

proved and signed and the school committee reported nothing need- ed.

Red cross material was received rind distributed to members pres- ent and it was decided to meet at

Aboard the 8.8. Nea l-Iellis following its recent arrival in New York

- 1 rue GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN mg Emit Vlsr llllliilros Arrive in II. S. For

giving s donation for a fish pond. One new member was welcomed and three of the last year mem- bers rejoined.

Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the com- mittee in charge of the concert re- ported they had met and plans had been discussed. school com- mittee reported that they had vis- ited and scrubbed the school and that s first aid kit and door mat were needed. After the committee had completed their chore o! scrub- bing, the teacher, Miss Campbell. treated them to O verv delicious supper which was greatly enjoyed

by all.

committee reported that three treats had been sent. and the same committee was reappoint-

Correspondence was read which consisted of two thank-you letters. a letter from the ”convener oi cit- izenship" on observing "Citizenship Day". and a letter about Canadian Association of Consumers. asking the meeting to appoint one or two membe : to represent the Assoc- lation in the W. I. Miss Annie Mac- Leod and Mrs. George Howatt were appointed as representatives.

The first lesson in "Home Nurs- ing" was given by Mrs. Walden Pllszan RN. and it was decided to ask Dr. Auld's consent on a loan cupboard for the community

Mrs. Arthur Paynter invited the members to her home for the next meeting where roll call will be an-

wered by each one giving one cent for each inch of her waist- line. Contests and games were put on by the committee which caused great merriment. Collection am- ounted to 31.80 and dues. 31.40.

ium. . Mrs. Kenn:-ih Stewart voiun- :,1f:;,:;:d1:',,xr:,ce1':,";:;::g:)::d mm" ""3 h”me"”5 M”: f'd”;'w"r:ew5”R were a group of victims of the Greek war. who came to the U. B. for The meeting closed with the Na- icercd to visit the school this vmtiim: commmpns r nmied 10' imfl emm" ” 5 d 3'1 m facial surgery. Among the victims are Yanculit Mantzas, 7, at left in tional Anthem after which a de- l 9 M” ””"k'”" "'d W” '9” m front row, and Martha Stamattiadou, 7. In rear is nurse Mrs. Themis l:cious. lunch was served by the

month and Mrs. Earle Skciiin:;- Ion was appointed to represent the C. A. C. from the Institute, in re- sponse to a letter from Mrs. Law- son.

Red Cross work passed in re- ocntiy consisted of baby's lriycttc. seven pairs of ankle sex, and two -tpaira of overalls.

The April meeting will be held

call and a treat. The treasurer re-, iinrted following articles bought for school class room: New washi basin. soap and nannr towels, alsoi the following: S1000 contribution to the March of Dimes 37.00 to Earle C:-mpbell for work on school cimboard.

It was decided to send boxes at.

Mr. William Colwill for fruit sent him while sick and correspondence was read and discussed.

It was moved and seconded tol give 35.00 to the March of Dimes and 55.09 to the Red Cross. Col- lection was taken up. to 35 cents and Friendship Fund was 32 cents. Bills were presented

amounting

Lakonos, also to receive treatment,

and Epzimindas Daralyanis. Little

Martha, whose face was torn by shell burns. solemnly told newsmeii who met her: "1 want people to kiss me. Nobody wants to." The young- ster said she can't remember how she looked "before" her face and hands were burned by a shell explosion on her home in Salonika.

s5.'l5 with which to buy Cod Liver Oil capsules, and a bill oi we in

wliist party. Booklets and other correspondence were passed around

hostess and ladies in charge.

BALTIC W. I.

- The March meeting of Baltic W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. James Cousins with an attendance of seven members and one visitor.

in the hall, with roll call to be mild in ill? Mollitd Instill!" iiliand paid and three sympathy - . 1 . 111 1, - 1, d, Meeting opened in the usual way BHSWCFCG by ii "Slliiiug DCC0liil.ti(llliS"”".Vv E'”r'm"d' tn be mend micarzls sent. et:t';l()Iirirswx"I:ler:Yc?i1o?Jpxi.:i?.r'Ly mu mlt ifasmdreI::ic.i:lafl Yfjharfulll answer- and roll call was answered by SUD- Hiiit". Mrs. Edward Mccalium is the homes of Mrs. Hui;-h Campbell 101. the 11,,” 1391- 1-4,1995.

to be in charge of program and a committee of three volunteered to provide refreshments.

Collection amounted to 33.00.

A jumbled fruit contest by Mrs. George Shaw was jointly won by three members and drawn by Mr.-i. Sregor Mccnllum.

After the business period had adjourned the hostess and coin-

rmd Mrs. Pay Mnclseod on Friday evening of the same week. Corrrsnohdence ronslsr-d of an iiItErP-Whiz letter from East Clon- don W.l.. Surrov. Fwzland. des- rribing the burial of the late Kins George accompanied by iilnstrg'I""J n'-ws pictures. Manv of the In- stitute members witnessed same by television. A letter regarding the

Next place of meeting is the home of Mrs. Edgar Newson with the following Mrs. Tyrus Holmes, Newson, Mrs. I-leber Campbell and Mrs.

Roll call is to be answered with "sing say or pay." Program com- mittee will be Mrs. Tyrus Holmes and Mrs. Calvin Holmes.

lunch committee

Mlrs.

Merrill Green.

Zylpha

Due to unavoidable circumstan- ces it was decided not to have a 3 rummage sale. A letter was read from Miss Robin regarding a dis- trict leadei-ship course to he held in Charlottetown on March 27th and 28th, and it was agreed that one or more members should try to attend.

Place of next meeting was-un- decided. New lunch committee is

ing the roll call monui. each member should furn- ish a foot stool for the King's County Hospital at Montague. The hospital is in need of these and many more different item.

There was one call made by the sick committee during the month and a treat provided. The new committee appointed was Mrs. M. J. Munro and Mrs. Russell Mac-

Sick committee reported izlvlniz three treats and sending flowers to ix. patient in P. C. Hospital and school committee renorted buying blackboard brush and soap.

Correspondence consisted of ii letter of thanks for I treat and a letter re Red Cross anneal. It was moved and seconded that 310.00 be sent to the Red Cross Campaign.

ed for the following two months. -

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was asked to purchase same.

A letter was read from Mrs.

John Cullen thanking members for the box sent to her husband.

lesson No. 1 of "Home Nursing"

wu read by Misses Helen Luna and Noreen Turner.

A co t put on by Mrs. Cla- wart was much enjoyed y au.

An auction

'sale was then held,

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realizing the sum of 08.51. will Miss Helen mind so auctioneer

Next meeting II to be held '1: the school with the following lunch committee: Mrs. Gran

Maclaeod. Miss Irene simpsotbsn Mrs. Oliver Coles. Collection am- ounted to doc.

Meeting closed and lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committee.

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. ti l d b i ,in . . i'?Ilgi.te:l0sS(::f;;Iet1wf;l;icllC?:c:i tsigevcmcste :10 iv." lftanrerezcemrgnd was ..c;I'0l&eS1;1:: 31:: C;::m,, is jpgfnng Mrs. Eric Lecardih M3. Reglnalg rl:e:lie.e !'5:ieA :1j1ltcliIt::rtiir:,1;ntwillconl;-3 The treasure, men "ave 1," "1 I91! Isgrmgnigug Infgyjgn . ' . n v i Q”""-'' - the requested :::alillPtc of Mtriil. rt; wmesc was put a" ma won by ii(s:Iti'lses'PeliidcxysiHoo:iler. Oopel an Mrs. Webb lgichoison and Miss Egfltt abrgoit 7:5 ctgeuamakel : Ff-T if-'. "l”.?”f..2i”"?F:.i. :X?:..iff.'.”d..?l .21: .:::::: .. .... :3 ”s:'?-ii:-3-is . ' H M I N 1 I sm1..1.,q,.s,,11,.,1 1,, 11,, 1,,11,,w',;,;, VICTORIA w. 1. mg ,111.,umed, it George Clarey and the 1101.191. or ggfisggws. grnemsggg Glorious colors ; ; '. to make your home ' ie arci mee nz o no ' ; ti ti k t 'i i the prize was ' r Hampton Women's Institute was i'ff,'"?;i.'; ?;3K:;":1e,?Vei"1;fL':e"1',,,ff.; The thirty-first anniversary 01 ”"'" lctoebei-ti lglalriigpbeli who will M” W” ”””95- 0"? "lamb" Paid more attractive, more livable! Soft, held on March loth at the home MMKW1 M": Fred camnbpn ma Victoria Women's Institute was WHIM 30”, 1,15 1. co11d11c1, me 51,11, 11; um next, "3" ""13-

of Mrs. P. A. Merrill. Meeting opened with the singing of hu Susanna", followed by repeating th "Creed". Minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read. and af- ter one corrcction. signed. Roll call was answered by is members and one visitor was welcomed.

The sick committee reported no sick calls. and school committee reported two new pokers 'llC(!dCd. New sick committee is as follows: Mrs. G. Dunsford and Mrs. James Campbell; new school committee: Mrs. George Cannon and Mrs. Earle Calbeck.

It was moved

and seconded

that 5 10 cent, fine be paid by any tectlon under Atomic Attack" niib- lows: 1., 1d ch 1 1; (,1 g h ' member who does not answer roll lished by Hon. Paul Martin. Minis- School. Mrs. Keith Boswell, l;)1l1l1cflalgr;la;h:';:Jv:f;eiin;vx:;h33852:: hzme. 9 r "ex ""36 W ”' e 9' T Station E, Montreal. mil with the required 11mm-er. tor of National Health and Wel- Mrs. Ivan Craig; lunch, Mrs. Each membe, .150 donated to. During the social hour conclud- i ' Mrs. Warren Ferguson thanked fare has been received. I-land hoolrs James Boulter Sr., Annie Mac- mud! me..M”ch 01 Dimes" camg mg the enjoynbm 131,131,111: 3 11.111. The March meeting of mwvlew Remember. B,H Pu-ms varnishes "id . ' !

ihe W. I. for treats sent when

Mr. Ferguson was ill. Collection out to new member. Lean, Mrs. James Boulter sr.; . V M 1 N11, 1 1 .1” 1 I 1 nmmmtedb m 5325' FM new Programme for ":0 mmng was program, M "1 Kenh Boulter. Mm sggretzrgajtrgimugegkprgcgegggrewith there men(1:b:ir:0nas5V1ilu;g.8CV;'X:e E111: Mrs. cixgenoe Stew- Enamels cover more area . . ; last Iongerzll members subscribed and paid for the third lesson on "Home Nurs- EVER Wl'1Kh'-- 1-em-11111; the minugu or the p1-e111. meeting closed with the singing of The W algevlgzl man; nI::f;:i.'1tef

Institute News. and the meeting closed by singing "The Queen". While lunch was being prepared by the committee, a contest was put. on by Mrs. Warren Innimi. The next lunch committee is Mrs. Warren lnmaii. Mrs. Russel Fer- guson ond Mrs. George Cannon.

BRACKLEY W. I.

The regular monthly meeting oi the Brackley Women's institute was held at the home or Mrs. James MacKay on Feb. liltli. Due to poor travelling conditions only ten members were present.

The meeting opened by singing the Institute Carol, followed by the Creed repeated in unison. After the roll call and reading of

clean Refrigerator: 5 1, Wm Md and unmoved R0" mu to set the use of Psrkdale . ior Vii I wnki U" z T was answered by seven. members 1119 over”... cumming, 17;. 9IWH!50dI0nIdlmP x f and the sick committee then re- poftgd . pgrcel of gun was

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cloth.

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Mrs. A.M. Green. An nnprocintiim letter was road from Mrs. ER. Vnrlcv (nee Violet Grcenl of Suth- erland. sask, for n ivcddiriz gift sent to her from Success W. I.

An intercstlnrz lettnr on the ob. scrvance cf Citizenshin Day. May 23rd. heinz held in all schools bv Mrs, Edward Lnughlin. was read.

The Red Cross canvener. Mrs James M. Campbell. received the following articles during the month- 5 girls' nlghties. 8 prs. panties, 4 prs. girls' socks, l girls dress, 2 sweaters. and 4 hrs. overalls.

The book entitled "Personal Pro-

from the department were passed

ins". presented by Mrs. .l.M. Camp- bell. Collection was taken and am- ountcd to 33.85 and the meeting closed by singing "God Save The Queen".

Next meeting is to be held in the school room with roll call to be

Leod, gave splendid work accomplished dur- ing the past years, alter which a two minutes silence was observed in memory of departed members.

Aiter the reading of the min- utes of the previous meeting, cor- respondence was read and discuss- ed and sl0.00 was voted to the Canadian Red Cross Society. New committees appointed were as lol-

Mrs. art Inman. the National Anthem.

held at the home of Mrs. H. R. Proiltt on March 4th. This event was celebrated by having A goose supper at which twenty-two mem- bers participated.

The president, Mrs. L. D. Mac- on account of

Dougail; sick, Mrs. Kenneth Mac-

Th program was in charge of d Inman and Mrs. Stew-

Meeting closed with

NORTH MILTON W. I.

the

adinn woman. The

merits.

SOUTH WINSLOE W.I.

ing of March 5th.

answered by namin s noted Can- Refreshment Committee served delicious refresh-

The March meeting of the South Winsloo W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. L. Gillespie on the even-

Meetim: opened by singing "The More We Get Together" and re- peating the "Creed" in unison and minutes of the previous meeting

ported visiting one who was ill and presenting her with a baby gift and that there was one card sent. A thank you now for a baby

gift and card was read. Correspondence was read and dis-

and Mrs. P

On Thursday evening, March 6th, the North Milton Women's regular meeting at the home of Miss Elsie

Institute met for their

Hooper. The iv opened by

singing the "Ode" and repeating seventeen members

the "Creed". answered roll call.

The minutes of the last meet- mg were read, approved and sign- ed. A discussion then took place with regard to I suitable place to entertain the District Conven- tion. Mu. Robert Carter was ask- ed to find out if it would be pos-

ready to be sent and the new committee, Mrs. Herbert Matheson Matheson took a collection for another parcel to be sent in the next month.

Mrs. Robert carter was given

Ion Monday night, March am, the members of the Woments In- stitute of Whim Road attended the home of Mrs. Webb Nicholson for their regular monthly meet- ing. The roads were piled high with snow drifts but there was an attendance of ten members and three visitors. Some arrived by sleigh and others on foot. The president, Mrs. Wesley Campbell. was unable to attend but the vice-president, Mrs. M..l. Munro, presided. All present re- peated the "Collect for Club Wo- men" in opening the meeting. The

paign. Mrs. Lawrence Stuart, the

ous meeting and the correspond- ence that had bcen received dur- ing the month.

In connection with the coming Red Cross appeal, the necessary collection forms were given to Misses Edith MacDonald and Betty Macneth who will canvass the district. one knitted sweater for the Red Cross was handed in to be forwarded to the convenor, Mrs. Cecil Campbell. who was ab- sent from the meeting.

The secretary reported payment of the playing cards which had been purchased previously foi- 'a

meeting. Mrs. Leslie Stuart show- ed the members how to make 9. soft toy rabbit from knitting yarn which makes an ideal plaything for a very small child. one of those was passed around for all to see. The next demonstration wll be given by Mrs. Webb Nich- olson in April.

Those in charge of the enter- tainment ior the evening were Misses Minnie MacKinncn and Edith MacDonald. Contests were won by Miss Lona MacDonald. Mrs. Garnet Moore and Mrs. Les- lie Stuart. Mrs. Robert Campbell kindly invited the members to

ty lunch was served by the host-

thc National Anthem.

PARK CORNER-FRENCH RIVER WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of Coronation W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Ivan Paynter on March 13, 1952.

The meeting opened with the Pruident, Mrs. Foster Dunning, in the chair, by singing "Galway Bay" and repeating the "creed" in un-

ison. Roll call was answered by l7 members and four visitors. each

Next meeting is to he held at the home of Mrs. Bcniamin Bums with program committee to be Mrs. William Cousins and Mrs. Edgar Matthews. A few words of encour- agement from Mrs. Colin Donald. a member of Darnley W. I. were much appreciated.

A contest bv Mrs. David Cousins was won by Mrs. William and Mrs. Sutherland Cousins and ii contest by Mrs. S. Cousins was won by Mrs. David Cousins. Meeting closed with "The Queen" after which lunch was served by the hostess assisted bv Mrs. Gordon Cousins and Mrs. David Cousins.

Women's Institute was held at

Simpson, presided, and the meet- inir opened by repeating the "Creed" in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved.

Sick committee reported they visited sick and also gave treats and sick and school committee were re-appointed for another month.

A bill of 31.98 for treats for sick was presented, and it was moved that this bill be paid.

It was also moved that a pencil sharpener be bought for the school and Miss Noreen Turner