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llensington llosle And School Meeting

The annual meeting oi’ the Kenslngton Home and School An- eoclatlon was held in the Town- lisii on Thursday night, Oct. etn. f ‘The President, Mrs. F. R. Nauss was in the chair and the meeting opening with reading o! the Creed. ' The minutes of last meeting and‘ last annual meeting were reed and approved. The president then gave a report of the year's activi- ties. In moving and seconding the adoption of her report Mr. James Pendergast and Mr. J. F. Proiltt paid a fine tribute to Mrs. Nauss as president of the Home and School for two years. The treas- urer, Mrs. Lloyd Howard gave the ﬁnancial statement showing o. very creditable amount of work done.

The report or the Nomination Committee was given by Mrs. George Brooklns and the hollow- iiig officers were unanimously elected.

President, Mr. C. C. Baker; lst Vice President, Mrs. Leo Hughes; ‘and Vice President. Mrs. Lewis

Murray; Secretary, Miss Mary .Reid; Treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd How- ard (re-elected); Corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. Pendergast. The

J. F. Profitt.

After the conclusion of busi- ness, Mr. Mclnnls of the National Film Board showed two beautiful and informative films, "Arts and Crafts of Nova Suolia“ and "River of Canada". A hearty vote of thanks was extended w Mr. Mc- IllnlS and his capable asistant for this fine entertainment. The lad- ies service delicious refreshments during the social hour.

President's Address

Following iii the president's re- ‘port and liilancinl statement: When the time rolls around for

adelights we experience, is review- ing the major activities 0f the year.

We began our year's work on

lied eleven executive meetings, one ' of which was an emergency meet- ing called on the last day of July. ‘The executive meetings were well attended. We had ten

l lths attendance was good. The membership gradually increased until it reached thirty three. Eleven of our members subscribed to the Home and School magazine. |1t was passed around among the members and its fine articles were lead and appreciated by many. At our October meeting we agreed ‘to give the teachers twenty-five dollars for the purchase of maga- lzdies or any helps they cared to isclocl. It was also decided at this inieetlng to puichase a radio for ; the school. 1 When November arrived we had iecelved some splendid programme material from Prof. L A. DeWolfe_ l Truro, N. S. We followed this ma- Jterial rather closely during the ‘ year, it was especially helpful at the executive meetings, At this meeting the president reported that arrangements had been made nlth Mr. Mat-Innis, to show Na- ticiial Film Board pictures to our zvlltwl children, once a month. We nere very fortunate in procuring King George Hall for the showing oi lhcsc nhtures and the trustees of the hall were most gracious and helpful in this venture. Since Education Week was upon

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. vember meetings was a debate, by some of our members. The debate was. "Resolved that Latin should not be abolished from our Public School."

Our thirst for knowledge stil needed to be quenched; so this organization V and neighboring Women's Institutu were given s lecture and demonstration on Canadian Art. by Miss Nora Mac- Cullouzh. late in November. At this time Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dav- ison were hosts to Kiss Mac- Cullollah. Mr. Chandler and their assistant. After the evening pro- gramme s social hour was spent. at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Nauss, when several had m, privilege of meeting the speaker; inflormally. Some very worth. while ideas were discussed then. M155 Mifccullﬂuah had given us 8 new light, a new hope and a new beauty. '

A Pantry sale was held on Nov,

‘It Wes our mod fortune to have g Johnstone, Long River. give us a talk on Rural‘ Beautification, at our Decgmbgr

jPIBBY-illx. Col. Johnstone very cap- Ocl- 1°- 1946- 911"“! ‘he YW W ‘ably dealt with this intensely in- llﬂrw-lnz subject. The above meri-

llloned pantry sale made us fairly

wellato-do so we decided to give the school children (225) a real treat at Christmas and to put

lie used in any class room. Regard- ing the Christmas treat, it was a "l1 JOY to the president when several months later s little girl, unsolicited, said to her, "We had the nicest Christmas closing and the treat was so good."

Our programme material sug- gested that Citizenship Week p; observed in January. Red 1-1 1:3 MacDonald of Indian River and Kenslnglon spoke to us on Citizen. ship. In a well constructed and $811111“? Planned address Father MacDonald very clearly pointed out the great responsibility o! parents and teachers, in the moulding of the characters of our luture Canadians.

That long hoped for evmt, "the “bu” b)’ Hi8! School students", took place at our February meet- inx. The students had excellent sieeches and delivered them well. There were forty-four present, gt this meeting. our largest atten- dance for the yeer.

; With the approach of March we felt s little like Socrates, when he Said. “As for me. all l know is that I know nothing." so, w;

[forthwith sent to the Department

ol Education for one to enlighten us. Mr. Malcolm hdacKei-izie Ghlef supervisor of schools, was sent to speak to us. He spoke on, "Education. adequate to meet the needs of the present time." When

Mr. MacKenzle had finished we felt

we had.been sent to the right plgcg

for our man. It was st the March meeting that plans were formulat-

ed to sponser the sending or a group of children to Charlotte- town to take part in the Musical Festival. Rev. L. M. Murray hav- ins assumed the responslbilitywf training this young talent.

1H April we sponsored a picture. "East Side of Heaven". This took a great deal of time and patience on the part of Mr. Pldgeon, who deﬂt generously with us. The de- baters thet entertained us in Feb- ruary. were our guests at this wholesome and amusing picture.

In spite of house-cleaning and spring lever we were as busy as beavers in May. Our group of children. that Mr. Murray had so diligently trained had to be trans- vorted to Charlottetown. Mrs. grookins, Miss Geraldine Mac- .'.ean. Mr. O. B. Darraoh and Mrs. Naues were the committee that arranged for ‘this red letter day. We were privileged to have with Ius in May, "The Prince Edward Players of Charlottetown". After ‘the play the csst and their friends were entertained at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Kler Clarke.

At our June meeting Mrs. How-

iard, our treasurer, was instructed ‘to give the teachers the amount rof money voted for school prizes. ‘In August it was Mrs. Howard's l

pleasure to present to Miss Aud- rey Profit ‘the prize of $10.00 for

making the highest marks in the -

Prince of Wales examinations. It was at this meeting that plans were set in motion to send s group of our women to Backvllle, to the National Conventl of Home and

"u; .Bchool. in August. I will not dwell

upon this event, as it has recently been splendidly dealt with by Mrs. Pendergsst and is, no doubt. fresh in your minds.

Our Executive had s Pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodsids. llsrlatn

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when we met with some of our- Womolrs i tttute frlsndspn July Jl. Out of doors the tempest: rag- ed, but we were glad to have braved the ' ts when refresh- ments arrived. 1f you've ever en- joyed the hospitality of this homo you will understand me perfectly. In retiring from office I would like to thank one and all. mem- bcs and non-members, for assist- ance given ma. ‘the warm friend- ship of so many is s. rich com- pensation for any efforts I have put foith. To my successor l wish s happy voyage. (lire. I’. l.) tlraoe Nauss.

Iinaaclll Statement i

Bel on hand Oct. ll. late-emit Collections, dues sad donations- lfLM.

Proceeds from Pantry Isle-DIM R-oeseds moving picture, spon-

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WILLINGTON ITATION BUBDIVIIION C-W-L —The Wellington Station, sub- division C.W.l... held their regular meeting on ‘mesday evening. Oct. 7 at the home of Mrs. AJ. Gau-

Expenditures ‘ Books and magazines for t chsrl

.4210!) Radio for schooh-Hﬁ-M. Christmas treat for pupils-atom Wiring school rooms for radio- m k

Pictures for school-Hm

Lighting and donning hall-MM

Music for Festival-M

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‘transportation to llusiu Iss- tl 8o

Prtees at school chill-OHM Prise illr pupil in grade II lnallll highest marl; in lsltrsnos Issuin- Muduring year-l M

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dot. seventeen members were pres- ent. The preeidbnf. Mrs. Clifford Gaeidet presided and opened the meeting by the League Prayer. The minutes of the Previous meeting were approved as read, The treas- urers report showed a balance on hand of $70.83. . '

The president read a letter re- eelvsd from Mr. (Lit. MoQueid. presdent o1 the .13. League requests trig us to send a delegate to the 1'8. Annual Convention. She also reed a. very splendid report of the (LW-L. Convention submitted by Mrs. ‘memes Noonan, our official delegate.

The school committee reported having visited the school and that a hook shelf was urgently needzd for the teeeho ‘s mom. ‘me sclr Committee reported having taken treats to the sick mentors.‘ Mrs. AJ. Osudel gels a very interest- ing report of the anneal meetllll of the T3. League. she said as were urged to have an X-ray every time the Mobile x-itay was in the vie nlty and that we should buy

more 1'8 Christmas seals. A vote qtllaalstsllraﬂelldettcbl‘

re t was moved by Mrs. Ben Dan-leeches and seconded by W" Dr. Read.

The following new committees were appointed: Sdlool. MII- Fm" tin Richard. Mrs. 0min E- 0'," lant. Sick. Mrs. Tllmon Arsenauq Mrs. ‘fheodorel. Arsenault. T!" following volunteered to byte! bingo prlles for our Mll- mmm" Mrs. ELF. Gaudet, Mrs. Arcade Al" genlilll, Mrs. Edmund 0. Arsenault. Mrs. OI". Gallant.

A vote of thanks was exteﬂdld to Mrs. Galidet for her howillluy’ Mrs. u. Galsdet lrindly luv-W l“: members to her home for the ntX meeting to be held on Nov. t. 111m being no further business. "l9 meeting was adjourned by Pm?“

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