;-E.I.r Women's Following are excerpts from

of women's work i-11., ls Club activities. mitte at the annual ,1, yesterday of the P. E. Island Women's Institute: '

The past year brings to a close another outstanding year of ac- complishment for the Women's institute in our province. Not only the. membership and financial standing are most encouraging: but e spirit oftco-operation. the ambi and perservance display- ed among our rural women is iiiostalcommendable. These are the, dations upon- which this succ organization has been IiUIIE.'5 , Oil!” Institute has- spent 532.131 an cighniunity projects. during the past :year. double the amount spent four years ago; but it is SllII too shiall a proportion of their total receipts.

Among the many and varied improvements for schools is the iollowing list: painting, wiring for rlcctricity, inlaid linoleum on rlnars, t science

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water I i . raninets. other schools have pso- rured rythem band equipment. liooks of knowledge. radios..reo- nrd players, organs and pianos.

Reviews. Activities OE

report of Mrs. Msylea Manning. should

Exhibit was again managed by the Women's Institute staff, and assistance from nearby Institutes was greatly appreciated. This is a busy time and each year our entries have increased. It takes 'at least a month to receive table display for judging and return the different entries.

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Institutes to isolated rural districts and be given more support. A

The interest in Musical Festi- val Work and Dramatics has shown considerable improvement;

The Women's Institutes group memberships in both these or-

an increase of almost a thousand dollars. 38,344.42 was voted by Women's Institutes for 1955.

HANDICIIAFT EXHIBITION The sixth Provincial Handicraft

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display for 1955 was the largest and the best that we have ever received. In the classes for home sewing the quality of workman- ship has improved. We feel a great deal of this is due to the presence of the Handicraft Van and the work and encouragemerit given by the instructors in so many districts.

The same may be said of the handicraft exhibits displayed at the county exhibitions, where we have had the pleasure of judging so much fine work. County ex- hibitions were held at five cen- tree, and the judging at four of these was done by the Women's Institute staff, assisted by Mrs. Willard Prowse -and .st Dundas by Miss Heather M'acI.ean.

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In one progressive and strictly rural district the sum of 39081!) uas spent on the school alone. Venetian blinds. 36350;. school rrllmp, 340.00; building material and carpenters s37-1.00; playground (:qLgpmellt 5107.50; sanitary clo-

50 3270.00; the remaining 853.00 Wit spend on smaller items. Can gull imagine the amount of work ,-nd planning entailed, in a small ruizal district like Conway with a membership of twelve? Can you also visualize the pride and respect which such an example nricffort must instill into the growing yout of this community. Asfchildren grow older think how Qrcally their pride of ownership is-influenced by such improve- me;iits.

RURAL BEAUTIFICATION

in the Rural Beautification Con-

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The four grand champions of the Shorthorn field day and show yesterday at North River are seen in the above picture. Upper

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lost our schools have measured up: splendidly. The following is a list of the winners for each County: Prince county. Blltlci Queens County. Mt. Albion; Kings County, Souris West. A total of s2t,91-1.48 was spent for school improvements by our Institutes ln'l955-56 an increase of one tlidusand dollars over the pre- vious year.

Public institutions such as, the county hospitals. orphanages. the Provincial Sanitoiuiu. the Tyne valley Health Centre. continue to receive financial help. A total of s2;4zs.1s was donated to these institutions.

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The amount given to Health aiiri Welfare organizations has in- creased. In 1054 S4.955.0o was donated. the 1955 figure is 85.- 53f00. Donations were given to the following: Red Cross. T. B. League. Cancer Society. Canadian Institute for the Blind and S vation Army. Women's Insti- tu es continue to sponsor: Blood Donor Clinics. Courses in First A and Home Nursing and swim- m classes in their community. Several Institutes financed the Dental Clinics for'their school. Tlmte clinics are of great valln

d . Church Parade itsiew Wiltshire district armual parade will be held

at-Milton on July 8 at,3 pthi. All sisters and broth-

ei cordially invited.

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male beef class.

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left is Leigh Brown of New Lon- with the ch '

don who took top hontys in the purpose. Lower left Upper right: Eachern, York Point. who show- Stanley I-lurry,. Winsloe, is seen ed the champion dual purpose

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.. ...::i:: .;i.::'.:.'.'"...':"'i::.' :1'a”y'''mh'3 181: residence on Tues- . 0"1.h'8- JUIY 3. to St. Joach- S121: Chu;;Ch.' Vernon River, for ebn'l"e'; Equlein HIBII Mass. cel- ban G.”.”Y ill? Pasto,r Rev. Ur- Old El Ts assisted by Rev. Arn. and ReV0niF.CC.lS(.C. as Deacon. sub-Dean-ml - . elcher. C.S.C.. P311 bearers were: George Walsh. Gerald Walsh. Terrence McGennls. Herman Gill. Andrew Murphy and Eddie Gill. Inter- ment In Church Cemetery. The

Lllwfal was very largely attend.

mg C LA IMS DROP

OTTA it A it)? punemployment Insurance claims declined during May. the bureau of statistics re- Ported Wednesday. Benefit pay- ments amounted to 519,154,000 compared with 533,201,000 in April ;:t:r820.0i6.m in May of last

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Thurs.. July 5, 1956

CBASWELI. for better photo- graphs.

YOUR DOLLAR buys more at the Hughes Drug Store.

BE SURE to see the 1956 West- inghouse television - Firestone Home and Auto.

1956 WESTINGHOUSE television special sale. Firestone Home and Auto.

MILLINERY CLEARANCE at Ill-Style. Great George St. Clear- llll all summer. hats including some whites. Racks from 81 up. Mr. and Mrs. William-Good of Sydney. N.S., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Neil Darrah, Canoe Cove. In Charlottetown, they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex S. MacDonald, uncle of Mrs. G00d; also relatives in Clyde Riv- er and Nine Mile Creek. Mrs.

-Good Willi be remembe ed as Kat- le VlacDonald of Cumberland,

The Guardian,.Page 3 WI TREAT the sick well. Gig-

gey's Pharmacy. open 8 am. to I run.

DON's FORGET the Baler De- monstration at Stanley iiurryis farm today at 2 p.m.

CITY PLAYGROUNDS-At the meeting of the Charlottetown Play Grounds Commission Tuesday eve- ning. the special grant of the City Council to cover the cost of re- newing aquipment for use in the City Playgrounds was received. Thanks were expressed for the assistance. Careful consideration was given to the type and amount of equipment to be secured and repairs needed to the existing un- its to make the use of these play grounds effective during the sum- mer. The supervisors were brief- ed as to duties and responsibili- ties and Committees were appoint- sd to supervise operations in our playground.

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