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Mrs. John Mclsaac was re- is Mrs. elected president of St. Charles committee members:
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"PRESIDENT of
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the Ladies’ Aid of the P.E.I.
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years ago,
Mrs. A. J..Haslam is photographed
May 7 of this year marks the! / 20th anniversary of the Junior aati Ladies’ Aid of tbe Prince Ed-
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~ THANE FLLIS [7p, |Junior Ladies Aid provides added service for parents |
ward Island Hospital, for i was on this date; 1945, that the first
meeting was held at the Cundall | bers
Home. Mrs. Charles Marshall, | presently of Halifax, brought in the report of the nominating committee which was as follows president, Mrs. A. J. Haslam; vice-president, Mrs. L. E. Prow- se; secretary, Mrs H J A
-| Brown _and_ treasurer, Mrs W.|!:
G. Barbour.
Early in the fell, Mrs J. A. Likely became vice-president, following the resignation-of Mrs L. E Prowse, and this enthusia- stic slate of officers instituted a program that has-been the foun- dation for all succeeding acti- vities of the Aid “ the 20 years.
In March, 1947, i first rade of Spring Fashions" ae held at the Charlottetown — with two luncheon sittings - 1965, the 19th. Saueak: tronade of Spring Fashions’ was held at the Confederation Centre Thea- tre with two showings to capa- city audiences— the Junior Fas- hion Show having long since be- come one of the Spring tradi- tions of Charlottetown. :
Early in 1949 a mobile can-
tional tours it is noted. that ‘ ‘the castors have been replaced by newbies wheels,” and one wonders at whose urgent re- quest this change was made! "The Cart”, as_it. is. familiar- ly known, continues to make its reading mate- rial eeatectionary, :and necks. | sand = necés-
with one of the more recent pro- _ jects of the club, equipment for that all mena first photo of infants.
sary. ‘‘notions” to the patients. and the pink-smocked Aid mem- are considered integra! parts of hospital
For some years the Junior Aid convened the annual League of Mercy Tea and Display, giving ladies of the <community who are not affiliated with a hospital auxiliary an opportunity to as- sist in providing necessities for the ‘hospital and. patients.
In November, 1960, a ‘‘Busi- ness Men’s Luncheof”’ was held in the YMCA, and was received with such enthusiastic support from_the men of Charlottetown that it has become another an- mual project of the Aid.
These projects, together with an innovatio last August, that - |of sponsoring the opening night of Wayne and Shuster in Char- | Jottetown", have provided the | ‘monies which have- made it pos- sible for the Aid to supply much
| needed ae furnishing }
'for the hospital, and-extra com- forts for the patients and the nurses. in training. At the an- mual meeting: in 1956, the Aid
pledged $10,000.00 dollars to the | ©
eS a ae ee | and Orie emu aca Over the past 20 years is long and varied, but a few of the out-
gery, and it is interesting te | note that the first occupant of
this bassinet was the prematur- 7
ely-born daughter af one of the | members of the Aid
charter Since that time additional incu- |
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ward with confidence to coming of age in the traditions so well |
years ago.
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