"he Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Nov.'27, 1958. 7

Lady Curlers Receive Crests . At Get Acquainted Supper

+n Wednesday evening the lady curlers of the Charlottetown Club were joined by the social members at a “get. acquain- ed” pot-luck supper in Ban- quet Hall at the local club. The Was convened by Mrs. Whitlock and was presid- ver by the president of the * Branch, Mrs. Clifford MacDonald, who introduced the members of the club executive to the group. Mrs. Gordon. Stewart, chairman of the membership committee, introduced the

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An excellent report on the Oc- tober Fashion Show was given by Mrs. Walter Pickard who had acted as convener, assisted by Mrs. Alfred MacNeill. Mrs. Pick- ard thanked the models and other club members for their co-opera-

tion in making this project such a@ success. _The presentation of crests to ers winners of the Crockett

“WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Trophy, which was emblematic of the Prince Edward Island

Bell, mate; Miss MacDonald, 2nd. stone

at the piano was heartily entered into and enjoyed by all. * Interest in ladies’ curling’ has increased greatly this year since the recent announcement that the Dominion Diamond “D’ compe- tition will be held for the first time during the present curling | season and will be played off at |Oshawa, Ont., on March 23, 24, 1/25. It is expected rinks from every province will compete for the Ladies’ Dominion Curling

Charlottetown Legion Ladies Attend N: Rustico Zone Rally

On Monday evening the Ladies

_ Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion held a zone Rally in the Legion Home at North Rustico: There were 30 ladies present represent- ing auxiliary branches from Char- lottetown and Rustico. Among those attending were Mrs. Ira Brown, Mrs. Thomas. Davis and Mrs. Russel Roper of the pro- vincial executive. Mrs. Leo Doir- @n, zone commander, presided.

Mrs, Clifford Lee was appoint- @d as zone secretary and Mrs. ‘Anthony Gallant as zone-vice- president.

An. interesting question period followed and it was - decided that the zone executive should at- tend some of the meetings of the different -branches to find out what work was being done

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Reports were _given by the treasurer and members of the

membership committee.

Mr. E. LeClair reported for the delegates who attended semi- >; annual meeting at Kensington.

At the close of the meeting re-

|freshments Were served by the

committee in charge.

SPRING BROOK W. I.

The annual ~meeting of the Spring Brook Women's Institute was held at the home of — Mrs. Arthur Campbell, with the pre- sident in the chair. Roil call was answered by eleven mem- bers paying dues. There were two visitors present who were later welcomed as members.

The financial statement given by the treasurer showed a_bal- ance of $70.60. Reports were also given by convenors of Red Cross, sick and school commit- tees. Three members had per- fect attendance for past year.

Business arising out of the minutes was discussed. It was agreed to donate $5.00 to Mul- tiple Sclerosis Society, also de- cided that each member bring an article for an infants layette to the next meeting, layettes to be forwarded to Unitarian Ser- vices Committee.

Mrs. Arthur Campbell, read a report from the Red Cress, and

Mrs. M.J. Doyle of North Rus- tico gave the ladies an interest- ing talk on Civil Defence. On three occasions Mrs. Doyle attended courses on this important work and gave us an outline of one phase of this topic ‘‘Emergency Feeding” in time of disaster, re- ferring to the hydrogen bomb in particular.

Words of congratulations were extended to the Ladies of Rustico iby Mrs. Brown on the work being done by this branch since its for- mation three years ago.

_ MORELL 8. AND 8.

The November meeting of the Morell Home and School Associa- tion was held Thursday night. .-

The highlight of the evening was

“a most interesting talk on Audio-

| @e first time science has found a

the members information i _ he Birthday box was opened,

= adoption of an Indian ild. The report of the Com-

mittee was &8 follows: Honor- ary pres-Mrs. D. C.. MacKay; pres.-Mrs. Robert Joemore ‘re elected); vice pres.-Mrs. Clar- ence Paynter; sec’y treas.-Mrs. Roland Paynter ( directors, Mrs. Horace Meek, Mrs. Elmer Paynter and Mrs. Isaac Pollemore; Auditors. Mrs. Alvin MacLeod and Mrs. Arnold. Meek; convener of Red 'Cross - Mrs. Arthur Campbell; convener of sick committee - Mrs. Arthur Campbell; press convener - Mrs. Hillard Meek.

Mrs. Isaac Jollimore gave a reading: ‘The Greatest Love.” A contest conducted by Mrs. Elmer Paynter was. won by Mrs. Hillard Meek.

Mrs. Robert Jollimore and Mrs. Leigh Brown on behalf of the members presented Mrs. D. C. MacKay, Mrs. Isaac Jollimore and Mrs. Hillard Meek with WI pins as a token of appreciaticn of the Institute for the work done by them during the twent: years they have been members.

The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Paynter,

NEW HAVEN W. I. The annual meeting of New

home of Mrs. Jud MacPhee. Roll call was answered with paying dues and gifts for orphanages. There were 12 members and two visitors present.

The president thanked all mem- ‘bers for their-support during the past vear. Secretary treasurer gave her report of the year and thanked all for their co-operation.

Sick -committee reported 4 itreats given and school commit- tee reported paper towels need-

amounting to $6.69 Election of

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It was decided each member having children going to school is to pay 30 cents each month! teward paying Music Teacher. It | was decided to have baby show- ers for another year. The baby shower committee was re-elect- ed.

Next- meeting is to be held at Mrs. James Tierney’s home.

A letter from Mrs. Woodside was read on adopting a child through this Institute. It was de- cided to leave it for another month.

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