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Shorts with matching skirt blous- es are leading the sportwear with halters underneath for sunning or active sports. White sliarkskin is perhaps the most important in point of numbers, followed by piques, linens, novelty cottons, rustic silks in linen weaves. The culotte appears more frequently than was true earlier in the sea- son, but is far behind in popularity when compared with shorts, slacks and pajamas. The two latter con- tinue to be of great importance during cooler hours of the day. and are worn in a wide range of fabrics and styles.

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4th Annual Meeting Souris Sub-Division Catholic W. I. '

Th e annual meeting of the Cath- °“° W°m°n'I tune or Bouris Par-

Iy Hall on Sunday afternoon. April ‘ from both Town and Country.

A 1 account of the year's activities was first presented by the President. Mrs. Adrian Mclnnis. -The " ‘ rvports r‘ ‘ ‘ ' the five units comprising ol-ispgeow Ind little Harbour by Mrs. Aeneas M°D0nI1d. Convener; Nonh Line Road by Miss Marion 1. McDonald. Convener; Red Point. in the ab- sence. o.‘ the Convener Miss Mar. tins Onmpbeu. by the Recording 3¢¢!‘¢i6ry. St. Catherines, Green- valo and New Harmony by Mrs. Andrew Mooney. Convener and South Line Road by Mrs. Frank MMUIHY. Convener, also the reports on social service by Mrs. M, A. Planet; sick visiting by Mrs. And. rew Meurant and the study club by Mrs. J. Peter McPhee together with the Recording Secretary's Re- port and Treasurer's Report which appiar below. sjliowed the splendid W0!‘ accomplls ed durin e r 1935-36. K we y a Our Chaplain Rev. 1. R. A. Mr:. Donald spoke in glowing terms of the succzss achieved, and in a very sracious manner thanked the C.W.L. for the donations which were given St. Mary's Church. The e‘ecticn of officers then took Dlace resulting as follows: President, Mrs. P. A. Rooney. lst Vice President, Mrs. George Campbell. 2nd Vice President, Mullally. 3rd Vice President, Mrs. J. wm, Brennan.

Recording secretary, Clair Paquet. Treasurer, Mrs. J. Peter McPklee. Conveners: St. Catherlnes, Green- vale and New I-Iamxony, Mrs. Adrian McDonald, 5:. Catherlnes. North Line Road, Miss Marion 1. Mc- Donald. south Line Road, Mrs. Frank McAulay. Chepstow and Lit- tle Harhor, Mrs. Aeneas McDonald, Chepstow. Red Point, Miss Martina Campbell.

The instaDatlon‘oi new officers then took place and a. sincere vote of thanks and coiigraztulatlons was extended to the retiring President and Omcers by Mrs. P. A. Rooney. The meeting was brought. to a close by the singing of a hymn and the National Anthem with Mrs. .1. Wm. Brennan at the piano. A dainty lunch was then served by the souris sub-division to all mem- bers and visitors present.

Mrs. Fred

Mrs. St.

President's Report

Rev. Father, Officers and Mem- bers of the Catholic Women's Lea-

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tiieaisiorigoiasrvice-an J eioniormissionsrrworxiouncmiin A to in 1922 by Rev. rather Datey. The Institute of the Bisbu

Sisters and sixteen novices and poatulants still great home mimion field. \

arship Fund. The rules 8 ‘ ‘ “ are as ‘ 0100 for two successive you-a,‘be awarded in each of the nine prov- inces for the pupil obtaining the highest standing in the Senior Mat- : ‘ “ examinations. The stud- ent mustbeainemberoiscatn. olic High school. she must be the daughter. sister or ward of I mem- -ber oi the C.W.I...‘ or a member herself. and she must attend a catholic University in the event of being a @0131-ship winner. We have also sent our quota to the R9. gins Fund.

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class.‘ His Excellency, Bishop 0’8u1- livan honored us with his presence. and spoke eloquently of our or. ganinatlon. We also had the honor of having with us our National President. Mrs. Coffey whose in- spiring words were much appre- elated.

I also had the pleasure oi being one of the representatives from our Sub-division at the Catholic Rally held in St. Peters in July. Conferences were held during the day, and instructive addresses given by His Excellency Bishop O‘- Sullivan. Priests oi the different parishes and members oi the lalty. An important religious event in our parish was the holding oi a Mission by Rev. Father Flemming and Father Mcxenna oi the Re- demptorlst Order; their inspiring sermons have still lingered in our hearts.

In January a study club was or-

or service has sixty-four proreied '

IGWHIS ‘in the

A contribution is also tcrwarded towards the Nsfionai a.w.l.. aoboi- him this ‘ That

Idldue nieeflllfl. Ind b the-J. .1. Hughes 00111135“! Iillilflfill 101‘ the

use of their stoi-e_on several oc-. Dub ye

cssions. My sincere and heartfelt thanks to our very enicient Secret- ary and Treasurer. the Issoutive, Ccnveners of units and . to every

reap an abundancfmzf good from thebknowledge thus gained by W! Oiu . ‘

Before completing my report I

that much good has been accom- plished and let us always strive to live up to the motto of the Oath- oiic Women's ulsue "rm God and

1~em...oa -r goodness ~ ._,4. for forty year;

Incas rnsruass aownvo

tive of an Edmonton newllllim‘ In Hollywood expressed keen inmfll

in the new form of government and Bllil-Ill-{termini claims 1,1,. sought to learn its P1335 ‘°“ 514111! world's ler_ rowing association

our Annual Diocesan convention membfl‘ °f '5'“ °‘m°“° v w°m°“" cm“‘'" was held in Georgetown. and from Leasue 0! the Plflsh for their 96- “’°;"f°s"““§o‘;'é”;“'g:in,“LL every s'- “ ‘ was a decided gu_¢. sistsnce and co-operation - G v

the t successful year, and 1 Recording Secretary

would bespeak for the incoming President and odlce-rs the same , zguou, W t manifested‘ by you all. The klndneus and courtely shown has been never falling and it has been a real geasuro to be associated with so many aealous women working for the higher in- terests oi the League—“l.'br God and Canada." ’

'l'lIA8UIEB’S Ill-{PORT

gash to Bank April 9th 1936 I 12.12 toss irocseds card parties. emertainments, chicken suppers, pantry sates, etc. (£6.48 Membership fee for 114 embers 28.50

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ganized under the Convenershlp oi Mrs. J. P. McPhee. Chaptors on “The beauties oi The Catholic Church" were read and discussed by the members. I would suggest that convcners oi Units organize clubs in their respective Districts. During the year wehscl the priv- ilege of presenting our Past Presi- dent Mrs. Rooney with a service pin for her two years of faithful service as President.

The spiritual side of life, which is the most important of a.1l,our endeavours was taken care of in every possible way in our 8ub-div- lsion. Holy Mass was offered for the living members of the League on April 26th the Feast of “Our Lady oi Good Counsel." the members receiving Holy Communion in a body. And in November 9. Mass was offered for the deceased mem- bers. Needy children wereclothed and equipped for their First Holy Communion. Ester flowers were provided for our Altars. our mem- bers spend an hour oi recollection

gue oi Souris Parish.

Another year has passed. and as President, I have the honor to ad- dress the members of the Catholic Women's league of Sourls Parish.‘ The honor you so graciously con- ferred on me at our last annual meeting by electing me to the of- rice 0! Preside it by acclamation was appreciated. I have endeavoured to carry out every obligation as carefully and diligently as circum- stances could pennit, and I sincere- ly hope I have merited the con- ilden you have thus placed in me.

On looking over the past year I feel that very definite pivogrem has been made towards our g3al—- that of uniting our women in that one great bond of fellowship for God and Canada. At our last an- nual meeting we had a member- ship of 40. today we have 114 mem- bers. but not until every Catholic woman in our parish is a member of the Catholic W’ome'n's League is our objective accomplished.

In October of last year six units, comprising six school districts were organized by the Diocesan organiz- er, Mrs. Katherine Creamer. Five aie functioning and are doing ‘ex- cellent work, as you will hear each Convener report for her respective Unit; also a detailed report will be given by the Secretary, Treasurer. and Converiers of standing com- mittees. Despi-le general depression, it is gratifying to report that $571.71 was realized most of it was dis- bursed locally, leaving a small bal- ance on hand.

All National and Diocesan Tax- es including per capita tax have been paid. Also a contribution to

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at St. Mary's Convent on the First _Friday of every month, and to fos- ter Christian Doctrine prises are awarded deserving pupils; annual school prizes were donated. visits were made to the sick and infirm. The poor and needy of our Parish was not overlooked. groceries. cloth- ing for children and infants, med- icine for the sick, also school books for children: fruit and deli- cacies during the festive season were provided and other work which the Social senice Convener will give in her report.

In October a miscellaneous shower was held in our League room when a box of useful gifts were forwarded to Rev. Leonard McDonald oi Brae, a. former Cur- ate of the Parish. Father McDon- ald very grateiuiy acknowledged this act from the members of his parish.

In closing a year there is always a touch of sadness. for inevitable sorrow has touched the members of our sub-Division. I refer to the death oi a beloved member and former Treasurer Mrs. J. Wilfred Cheverie. The members went in a body to her home. recited prayers and had a. Mass offered for the re- pose of her soul. Two members have lost their husbands and must henceforth tread the lonely path; two have lost a brother and sister and one has lost a son; toall these bereaved, we offer our deepest sym- pathy. In January our hearts were saddened by the death of our be- loved King George. The event has cast a shadow over all the Empire. for he was doubtless the best loved King of all ages. Catholics, in a very special manner, have lesson

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ltecerding secntarfa Report ' l ‘II’ no . Che Iain. Madam Oulmndlns chwuw —-- l “-15 Plggldgifii. lmusexsp and aim: N£‘m'-h8lV°n *0 5% ‘"3"’ M 63 - -‘ urc — — — — — — . ;\'dee:lgi::l:"s of the Catho.ic Womens um mt Boom up we M At this our fourth Annual Meet- "1°° “"5 °"°- '- — ‘ - ‘ mg I shall try to present to you a mmmeng“; ?:n°°°°'5 “IE W as report of our activities during the “W” plain °n;nam_ ' year, April 1935 to April 1936. NW Y» t “O During the year we held twelve P°S°'¢°- 'f_ Wf mm §§f‘.3“2’...’Z‘.7fi”.'.'.?.'.'.il.'.2‘.’.°"'°“"”° ‘M our in Bank Air“ Wh- On April 20th the ieost of "Our 1 ‘ ‘ ’ — “ ‘T " 15'“ lady of Good Counsel. the Holy an,” 52,”!

sacrifice oi the Man was offered for the living members and the de- ceased msmbers were also remem- bered by a. Mass during the month oi us. ember. At the Fectal of Eslsfltf flowers were done our - Ac-I-alga A-I-guns gue for the decoration of the Altai-s. AE$n_1.A.5 noonlss As on former years, prizes were - given to the boys 01 "19 Cflmmm aouomou, April 23-—(o.r.>— class; and at the close of the school gonywood 1,.‘ 1,,”-d ‘bout, An”.-. YEN‘. PTINS W9" 3“’°“ th° P“P”‘ ts's new Social credit government of st. MIry’8 Convent and 5°!“ with in xlomise ofa monthly divi- Hish 5¢h°°1- dead and one of the film colonies At the Convention held in 0°01“ first seekers after information was town in September our sub-division 3“-bug, gem,’ once 3,]; Mbem was revmented by 0111' rmldenl convent girl but now a movie star. who broucht back a very Inmwlns Miss Kent, known to movie an- and complete report of same. tliusiasls as "Alberta's sweetheart." To raise mum to cm’! on 001' when interviewed by a representa- wcrk during the year we held an Ice Cream Festival. several card parties. dances and pantry sales. chicken suppers, bsmars, etc. These various functions reclined $406.48. Our Sub-division took ‘ oi the sale of tickets in souris for the lottery in connection with the Bazaar which was held in Char-

Mas. J. PETER MoPlIElI. Treasurer

,1 ping trip. induced her to have a

the “folks in her native province." Fourteen years Ito. M15 593“ attended a convent school at Red Deer, Alta.. and before thst. lived at Cladsby, Alta... where she IP61“ most of her childhood. she was born on an Alberta homestead and moved to nos Anselm In 1926 with her parents, where she finished her “ucation. It was in Les AS1801“ she got her chance to enter the movies. A film scout "found” her while she was on a downtown shop-

screen test and a contract followed.

She has appeared in many Plctlffl successes playing with such notab.e.s

as Harold Lloyd and “Buddy” Rogers. ‘

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. England — R, G. Bell, Tranmere Rovers centre-ior. ward. whose nine-goal spree agalngi Oldham Athletic last December dood as a soccer record until .1, Payne netted to ior Luton Town against Bristol Rovers, mater Mon. day, has been transferred to Ever. ton, in exchange for W. Clark, ii centre-half. and a cheque for s1o,. 000. ‘

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During the year the social ser- vice Committee supplied clothing. boots and rubbers to needy child- ren, also groceries for the relief of poor families, and medicine for the sick. At Christmas baskets of fruit were sent to the sick. In addition to this the sum of 8990.83 was given our-Pastor to increase the Parish funds.

The Treasurer's report shows gross receipts of $527.71 and after the payment of our League obliga- tions, namely per capita. tax. Dio- cesan Tsx. Budget. Sisters of Ser- vice snd scholarship Fund. as well as all outstanding acoounis smoun_ting'to $522.22. a balance of $15.49 remains to the credit of the Bub-division.

Since our last Annual Meeting our subdivision has been called upon to mourn the loss 01 one of our most faithful and energetic members. several of our members have been saddened by the death of loving husband, sister, brother, also darling children. To those who were so bereaved we extend our sincerest sympathy and of those who have gone let us say with Holy Mother Church, “Eternal Rest grant unto them 0 lord and let perwtual light shine upon them."

In 0c‘ ‘ our Diocesan Prai- dent and Diccssn Organiser came to Boui~ls“for the purpose oi’ form- ing Units in the country districts of the parish. and ‘accordingly six

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When our former curate Rev. Leonard McDonald was transferred to another parish our sub-division sent him a box household artic- les which dona on was very grac- wmlymrowledged by lithe!

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