not unlock the handcuffs once the play had ended. Money raised by the Young People 's Union was often used for the benefit of the entire congregation. The Union raised enough money in one play season to paint the church. A thank you note to the Young Peoples Union, found in an old record book, illustrates some of the work the group performed. Being remembered on Christmas Day by the youth of the church was very meaningful for this lady. Dec 27/35 R.R . 1, P. E. I. Young People's Union , Central Lot 16 , Dear Friends: I was deeply touched by your unexpected and very acceptable remembrance. Thank you kindly for your thoughtfulness. It helped immensely to make my Christmas bright and happy. I never consider my Day perfect without the reception of a book. Yours was the only one I received this year. May you one and all have a very Happy and Prosperous New Year. Sincerely, Agnes Sullivan Mission Band Mission Band was first organized by Mrs. Isabelle Monkley ; however, the year is unknown. Having ceased to function approximately 1936, it was re-organized in 1948. The first meeting in September was at the home of Mrs. Clarence (Doris) Carr. Meetings were held twice a month either at the Central School or at the homes of the members of the band. Leaders were Jean Miller and Violet MacGregor . Being a program for elementary school children, the mem¬ bers used the Mission Band Paper - World Friends curricu¬ lum. The intent of the program was to instruct its members in the missionary work of the Church. The national church 165 The Working of The Church