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..'rhs regular mcnthlysmeeting of Bummerside sub-division. Cath- olic Women's League was held in the Knights of Columbus Home on Wednesday night with the W551- dent, Mrs. Carrol Delaney in the chair. The League prayer was said by Rev. J. D. McNeill.
The minutes were read by the recording secretary, Mrs. Wilfred Perry, and approved. Convenors reporting were: Red Cross. MP5- D. 1". McNeill; Girl Guides. Mrs. Wilfred Perry; Membership, Mrs. Frank Arsenault; Press, Mrs. Jos- ephine Murphy; Social Service. Mrs. Frank Arsenault in the ab- sence of Mrs. Joseph Llnkletter. Mrs. George Olscamp reporting for the Magazine committee said that lthers are now 33 copies of the League magazine coming every month to members in Summerside.
The Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. Malcolm Steele read several . letters. One letter from the Super- llor at the convent in appreciamon lfor prizes for catechism students
child; a letter from Mrs. Janies , and for money voted to supply cod iliver oil capsules to deserving child- .ren, a letter from Mrs. James lPenderg:ist. Rrovincial president. 'which included a concise report on i
the National Convention which she had attended as a delegate from this province; a letter from
llllrs. Eleanor Whaler, R. N., Public ll-lealth Nurse giving a report on the Dental Clinic.
- A motion was passed that the League would furnish a room in 2 the new Prince County Hospital 'and letters were received from a lnumber of suii-divisioiis through- lout Prince County exprcsslnif Wl1l' ingness to help in thzs pl'UJ9Ci. The president thanked all mem- ibers who had assislcil ii. the Can- lcer campaign and ill:'”e who had ! assisted in connection with the 3 Blood Donors clinic. It was decided I that the C. W. L. would cater to a ,c0m-munion breakfast for the Holy !Name Society and Mrs. Earle Hick- ey was named convenor.
As a means of raising funds, it was decided that each member would be responsible for holding two card parties during the year. Mlrs. Wilbed Perry was appoinicd convenor of this project and it was also decided to hold a pantry sale in the near future. It was decided to purchase a Remembrance Day wreath, At the end of the bvuslnes: meeting no members of the Society of Ipretto from the air force stat- ion were welcomed as guests and the gathering was addressed by Rev. J. D. McNeill on his recent Holy Year Pilgrimage to Rome. l-is gave the meeting a day by day account of his trip from the time he left Canada till his return. He dwelt at some length on the re- liglous atmosphere that prevails at Lourdes. the town in France where the Blessed virgin appeared to St. Bernadette. Father McNeill said that while the whole trip was won- derful the highlight was the five days spent in Rome and the aud- ience that they were privileged to have with the Pope. At the con- clusion of his talk a vote of thanks
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-The twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Alberton. Prince County Exhibition Association was held in the Court House at Albert- on on Friday. November 3rd at 7:30 P. M., with the president. Lester Wallace presiding and fif- teen directors in attendance .Min- utes of the last Dlrectors' meeting were read and approved, also min- utes of the last annual meeting.
The financial report showed I very successful year. Auditors for the coming year are J. W. Waugh and R. E. MacDonald.
A nominating committee, com- prised of A. D. O'Brien, Charles
Gordon. Chester Hayes and Mc-
Lean Horne. was named to select directors for the coming year. All directors were re-elected with the
exccptzon of H. J. Pike. who has moved to Springhlll. N. S. The annual meeting then Id-
Journed and I Directors meeting was called to order. A. D. O'Brien was appointed chairman, and Her- bert Matthews was re-elected secretary of this meeting. Lester Wallace was re-elected president of the Association and Alton Ray- ner was re-elected vice-president Herbert Matthews was re-elected secretary but declined to act. A commztiee of three was appointed to secure a secretary and a spec- ial meeting will be held on Friday, Nov. 10th.. to receive their report. The Managing Committee of the Exhibition is the same as last year
Chairman of Committees in charge of Classes are as follows:
Hor.-cs-C. H. Weeks
Callie-C ll. Johnston. Jr.
Suiiio-John P. Vvnllace.
sheep-Rivminnd Shea.
Pf ullrv-Altms O'Brien.
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L-idxs-:' Hzmdicraft-Mrs.
A. D. O'Brien. Dmucstic Sci:-ni-e-Mrs. Hebe: Corbett.
"l'l'.c 1951 Exhibition will be held Wednesday, Sepzciiincr 5th.
Father M('Nelll's in visiting Eur- ope, and particularly Rome.
After the meeting 9. social hour was held at which the hostesses were Mrs. Dolor Richards, Mrs. Malcolm Steele, Mirs. Evald Hen-I Mrs. George Olscamp, Mrs. George Gallant, Mrs. Stanley Rogers. Mrs. Clarence Steele. Mrs. Medius Wedge. Mrs. Ben wedge, Mrs. ca-in rol Delaney, Mrs. Louis Poitier.-S
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The annual fall rally of the Cen- tral Presbytery Youhg People's Union was held in the Bradalbanc United Church on Friday, Oct. 27.
The afternoon session which was largely attended opened at 3 p.m. with a worship service led by the Cavendish Union.
Rev. Mr. MacPhail welcomed the YOU"! People to his church, the welcome was replied to by Mr. Keith Moore, president of the Cen- tral Presbytery Unions. This was followed by a short business meet- ing wheri the nominating and re- solutions committees were ap- pointed.
After this meeting there was a sale of programme books and pamphlets to be used by Young Peoples Groups. Those books would assist YP. groups in pro- paring and holding their meetings.
Rev. Mr. Christie who was pre- sent asked the young people to take and read the Temperance Pamphlets which he had for them.
At 4 p.m. the group divided into thrce groups for discussion, the topics and leaders were: The Marks of I Christian in the fields of Faith and Evangelism led by Rev. L. S. Woolfrey: Citizenship and Community Service. Rev. L. M. Murray, and Missions and World Onutreach by Rev. R. L.
Bacon. The findings of those groups were given at the evening meeting. After the discussion
groups were over I delicious lunch was served by the Bradaalbane Young Adult Group. This was fol- lowed by a period of recreation in a nearby hall. Evening session
The evening meeting opened with an enjoyable sing-song fol- lowed by the report of the Nominating Committee, read by Geraldine MacLean which is as follows:
Honorary Preside-nt, Rev. L. M. Murray. Kensington; -president. Jennie Moorc, Cavendish; associate prcsident. Keith Mouse. Kenning- ton; secretary-treasurer, Gordon MacKcnzie. Bradalbane; missions convcnor, Aletha Graham. Bradal- bane: citizenship convenor, Maj- orle Day, Miscouche: fellow hip convenor. Mrs. Keith Warren, f- gate; culture convenor. Arthur Murray; Bedequc; recreation con- vcnor. Gcraldine MacLean. Ken- slngton; publications, Keith Stew- art, Kensington.
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The report of the Resolutions Committee was given by Myrtle Ferguson and consisted-of the fol- lowing resolutions:
We-would reiterate our former resolutions on the liquor question. namely. still stand for prohibition not government sale.
We also resolve that we urge our unioneito hold I pledge sign- ing effort for each member in re- gard to total abstinence.
We also declare our stand on Sabbath observance and ask the co-operation of every union mem- ber in holding of the same.
The reports of the local union! were then given followed by I splcndid report of the Central Presbytery Unions meetings and activities given by the president. Keith Mouse.
The evening worship service was led by Keith Moose. Aletho G I- ham and Geraldine MacLean. Miss Jennie Moore, our Presbytery dele- gate to the National Y. P. Coun- on meeting: then give I splen- did report of her enjoyable trip and the inspiring meetings held lhere. -
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-The annual meeting of the O'Leary Women's Institute met in the school on Monday evening Oct. 30th. The acting opened by singing "The Institute Ode." There were twenty-eight members pres- ent and one visitor. The President Mrs. L. G. Dewar presided and gave I very satisfactory report of the year's activities. The secretary- treasurer gave the following fin- ancial statcment:-recelpts, from past year. total 8996.18. Expendit- ures l90l.83 leavini I balance in the bank of 396.36.
The Overseas Secretary report- ed having sent 3 cake-mixes tn the value of 88.96, postage costing 83.50 The sick Committee reports 38 calls and gave treats to the val- us of 56.04. The Red Cross" secret- ary reported 3 pairs of men's py- jsmas, 2 chllds' nlghties, 1 boys pajamas, 2 girls dresses, 1 girls sweater, 2 pairs of stockings. 1 baby's shirt, 1 child's sleeper.
It was moved and seconded that all the 53-36.85 be turned over to the O'Leary Fire Department which included 5323.20 for hose at Macwilllsm and Turner and 57.65 to Albert Noonan for expenses. It was decided to have the Auction Tea Dec. 6th instead of Nov. 29th. It was moved and seconded that
two committees be appointed to make arrangements for same as follows: -auction committee: - Mrs. E. W. Turner, Mrs, John
Matthews. Mrs. Marne Kennedy.
Miss Hester Boates, Mrs. Harry Macwilliam. Tea Committee: - Mrs. Herbert Vatcher, Mrs. Ed-
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Olflccrs Elected
Mrs. Lloyd Matthews and Mrs, J. M. lilaclvillzani were the semi- me-ers for the balloting for the new officers which are as follows:s. president:-Mrs. ,John Moreshead: vice president:-Mrs. Marne Ken- nedy; secretary treasurer:-Mrs. Harry Macwilliam. Directors:.. Mrs. Philip Thomson; Mrs, Alton Rayner; Mrs. Alex MacDonald, Mrs. L. G. Dewar. Auditors:--Mrs. Herbert vatcher and Mrs. Thomas Phillips. Red Cross secreiary:- Mrs. 'Alex MacDonald overseas committee:-Mrs. Herbert Vatch. er; school committee:-Mrs. George MacDonald, Mrs. Arthur Hanlg,
Mrs. Claude MacNelll. Sick com- mittec :-Mlrs. William Bernard, Mrs. Edmond Peters, Mrs. Ray
Jelly. Mrs. Ralph Ozon A discussion on sewing classes W the school pupils followed. It was moved and seconded that the Supervisor Miss Boswell be asked to come to the December meeting to Rive information. Mrs, John Matthews and Mrs. Claude Mac. Neill were appointed on the Cap. sules Committee. It was agreed that the Institute cater to the M330"'5 bimquet and a committm W83 Bppolnted for same. collection for the evening was 35.35; 29 mem, bers Paid their fees amounting to 37.25: 5 paid the so cents for veg. etables.-51.00. It was moved that all outstanding bills be paid A thank you letter was recefvednom the Cancer Society. The latter was read ”331'dlnE the Display on Nov. 9th and 10th of Queen Muryls Carpet in the Provincial Bldg. 31- so a letter regarding the Dr ' no ggiort course to be held Nov. 21, lu;1c:3.wln Winslow. A delicious '5 "Wed by the hostess and .the meeting adjoumed.
L. CRAPAUD SCHOOL
Honour Roll for September. Senior Department Grade Ix - 1. Frances Myers, 2. Jean Gamble, 3. Mary Sherreh. Grade vm - 1. Margaret Mic. Donald, 2. Arlene Mcvittie, 3, Edit); Sherren. Grade VII-1. Gene Rogerson, 2, ll:-lelreyanor Waddell, 3. George she,-. Grade VI - 1. Joyce Canfield. 2. Joan Howatt, 3. Barry Dawson. Teacher - Bernadette Connolly Primary Department Grade V - 1. Erwin MacDonald. 2. Gordon Bhcrren, 3. Juanita gnu-. ren. ' Grade IV - 1. Dianne sherren. 2. Alfred Sharron, 3. my Luque. Grade Ill - 1. Sheldon Myers, 2. June Leard, 3, Marjorie Trowsdale Grade II - 1. Irene sherren, 2, Heather Myers, 3. Roberta sharpen, Grade I A: 1. Reginald Macnon. aid Grade I B - No honor stand-
ing. Perfect attendance: - Gordon Sherren, Dianne Howey, Fay
Luque, Alfred sherren, Sheldon Myers, Heather Myers, Dorothy Sherren, Lrene Sherren. Judith Swrdy. Len Wilson. Vance Moly- nssux.
Teacher - Doris Myers.
in; Mr. Ralph Raynor. Mt. Herbert. who is well known by many young people. Mr. Raynor was else a delegate to the National Y. P Convention.
Mr. Raynor chose as his subject The Marks of (Christian. He gave an inspiring and instructive, Id- dress which was greatly appreciat- ed by the large audience.
A hearty vote of thanks was moved by Rev. L. M. Murray to Mr. Raynor. Miss Moore and the executive for their leadership If this Rally. It was seconded by
Rev. Mr. Gough.
An impressive installation ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Mr. Gough. The meeting was then closed with the Benediction.
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