At a recent meeting of the _ Junior Ladies Aid of Prince Edward Maud Hospital, held
-Royalty gives students prizes
The Royalty Chapter was or- ganized in April. 1960. Mrs. Wil- liam Matthews is Regent.
As a Chapter, there are few members, but all are willing workers. Located as it is. in a Iemi-rural district, there are no great opportunities for organiz- ing projects which will bring in revenue. Because of this, th e scope of its work is somewhat limited.
For the past few years tb e Chapter has given prizes to stu- dents who pass with big h e st marks in English and Canadian History in grades eight and nine at Sherwood High School. It has supplied each classroom in this school with a framed picture of Her Majesty the Queen. Every year it supplies these classrooms with an IODE calendar, and this year it gave a prize -to a student who passed highest in Provinc- ial grade eight examinations.
The Chapter has adopted a rural school in Prince Edward Island and is initiating a library in this school.
It has supplied school books to 1 group of retarded adults who are now formed in a school group and distributes magazin- es about twice a year to hospit- als, jail and homes for the aged. Once a year. members of the chapter in a body visit or~ of the homes for the aged and bring individual treats for the patients.
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Lucy Maud IODE gives books, maps
This is the sixteenth year the L.M. Montgomery Chapter has been active in IODE work. Or- ganized in the fall of 1947, the
Macbeod, Mrs. Russell Ewing. Mrs. D.C. MacKay and Mrs. DeBlois.
chapter has grown from ten to thirty members. ‘Die monthly meetings are held at members‘ homes. The present Regent h Mrs. Arthur Love; secretary, Mrs. J.J. Coyle; treasurer, Mrs. Robert MacLeod.
The chapter has an adopted
school which it supplies with books, maps, etc.; also it gives five scholarships to PWC stu- dents and one to the P.E.I. Hos- pital Nurses" graduation. At Christmas time needy families are not forgotten, and in the summer a picnic for the chil- dren of Mt. Herbert Orphanage is held at Tea Hill. The Cerebral
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Palsy Centre has been a pro- ject of this group and donation! have been made to the Retartb ed Children’s Association.
The chapter has always sci! articles for s h i p ment in the IODE Overseas box. Each year a daughter of a deceased mem- ber receives gifts from the chap- Ier.
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Provincial IODE Chapter steady growth
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Since its organizational meet- tag in May, 1962, the IODE lim- perial Order Daughters of the Empire) has grown steadily on a provincial level. A great part of this healthy growth has been accomplished through the tire- less efforts of its president. Mrs. B. Earle MacDonald, with the assistance of an active execu- tive. Included on this executive are elected councillors repre- senting each of the seven Prim- ary Chapters and one Junior Chapter which has shown much enthusiasm in the work of the Order.
The following includes the immediate Executive for 1963: president. Mrs. B. Earle Mac- Donald; first vice- presid e n 1-. Wanda Wyatt; second vice-P!'€- oident, Mrs, E.M. Phillips; sec- retary, Mrs. A.H. Roper: assis- tant secretary, Mrs. A.S. Weir; treasurer, Mrs. Eric MacKay; standard bearer, Mrs. J.l(. E’.- lis; educational secretary, Mrs. C.D. Ives; assistant educational secretary, Mrs. William Meggi- son; Echoes secretary, Mrs. Wilfred Farrell. services at home and abroad, Mrs. R_. D. Clark; public relations, Mrs. J. '1‘. Davies; civil defence, Mrs. W.E. Massey; commonwealth relations, Mrs. D.J. MacMillan; hospitality, Mrs. L.G. Lewis; immigration and citizensh i p, Mrs. William Brehaut; world at- lairs, Mrs, K.A. Walker.
The Provincial Chapter held its first annual meeting on April ltith, 1963, at the Charlot- tetown Hotel, when guest speak- er was Mrs. I.M. Beattie. pro- vincial president for New Brun- swick. The semi-annual meeting was held in the Legion Ho m e.
the second annual meeting will be held again this year in Charlottetown in April.
The main purpose at these meetings is to co-ordinate the work being done by the primary chapters in the province and to provide a more positive link be- tween IODE here and the na- tional organization.
At an executive meeting in November. Dorothy Cullen. of the P.E.l. Libraries, gave the
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members an outline of books needed in Island schools. A com- mittee from Prince of Wales College and St. Dunstan’s Uni- versity have drawn up a sug- gested list of books, as has also Miss Cullen.
A very brief visit was paid to the Chapter from the national president, Mrs. D.M. McGibbon, while she was here attending a meeting of the Dominion Drama Association. Such visits always help to add new enthusiasm and interest among the members.
Members of the order attend church services in a body at least once during the year, when the Provincial, Primary and Junior Standards are carried and placed in their proper posi- tions within the church w h i c h has been chosen by the members to attend.
A new venture was attempted in the Fall when the “Red Glove Revue." a musical and comedy show, was presented under the professional direction of Brooks Russell of Cangill Productions Ltd.. New York. The performers consisted of all local talent, which helped to create more in- terest in such a show, and al- though this was sponsored by the Provincial body. every IODE member worked to make it the success it was. Each chap- ter benefitted financially from this undertaking and all monies netted were to be used entirely to promote the educational pro- gram of the order.
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