JUNE .11. .1932

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-Mr. Thompson is emsn Wright, .gove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Iiliott wright, Middleton. P.l!.1.. indust- gd from the Ontario Veterinary

of Doctor oi Veterinary Medicine. Mr. wright joined the Canadian Mmy in 1939 and was discharged in ion. immediately entering the university oi British Columbia where he studied until being ad- mitted to the Ontario Veterinary College in 1948. He is now home on holiday and will leave shortlv ior Chicago where he has accepted a position.

TEACHERS WANTED FOR BORDEN SCHOOL Applications for Principal will be received by the undersigned, supplement

W50-00, living quarters in School if required. Also applications for Vice-Prim cipol, supplement 3425.00.

BORDEN SCHOOL

' by Mr. Archie Johnstone as mae- ter oi ceremonies, was honor-ga,

' the younger folks.

college last month with a degree Mn

, Happy Sunbeam Mission Band,

intertalnsd Play

the director. Mr. H. 3. use- uod at the "ltendssvous" on Thursday, following the iluai even- ing oi the Drama resti iinale Ball. when the We- tuto Cup, won by Irish- n'":.."::.:::.:" we. v . occu e cen- ter of the table. P . A i-out in the Queen. proposed

IPOKG appreciat-

work shown by the members oi

V He spoke too of the happy years spent as a reel- dent o Irlshtown district, and prom sed continued ” wherever needed.

Several oi the guests rose to

the sentiments of the group to the host ior his valmd assistance on play director. as well as hislnterest and aid in all community endeavours.

Two members of the cast. who are not resident in the district. William J. Proiitt and Mr. Lloyd Ptoiltt. were uniortunateiy not able to be present. and Mr. Leigh Paynter proposed a vote of thanks to be tendered them for their generous assistance and the sportsmanlike spirit in which it was given. The motion was sec- onded. carried and is to be pre- sented by the director.

The group also went on record as being indebted to Mr. d for his ' .. ' and assistance, and to the R. T. Holman Company oi Charlotte- town ior the loan of the iurniture

used in producing the play.

Messrs. Clair Campbell and Archie Johnstone were personally thanked ior taking the group to Parkdsle for the nnal evening oi the festival; and appreciation was expressed ior those who took their cars on Tuesday evening, Messrs. Lloyd Prontt. David Campbell and George Macllcod. Bur.

CABLETON MISSION BAND

-The monthly meeting oi the

-on Branch. oi the Cape Traverse United Church, was held

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at the home oi Joyce Lord. .

The president, M"-' one John- ston, presided. and the theme chden was "Protecting our Friends".

The scripture from 1 Samuel. ehspte lo, verses 1-3 and 6-7, was read by Crawford Lsvoie and prayer was given by Gail Quigley. The offering was taken by Eliza- beth Maccaull and amounted to

Mr. Maebeod ively oi the co-operation and team .

. Schurmanis Schools Parade Winners

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-Photo by Heckbert.

Pictured standing beiore the Schurmans School Parade microphone are the iirst place winners in

the individual competition for the 1-3 Classroom Schools. From leit to right,

back row, are: Janice

Inman. No. St. Eleonora; Elizabeth Green, Central Bedeque; Shirley Green, Maipeque; Elaine Raynor,

Central Bedequc. Front row: Albany: Alice Bngnall, Ccnlral

Winners not in group picture are:

Cellbeck. North Tryon. Their silver medals can be

Katherine Murphy. Bedcque:

Bedcquc; Shirley Mnrlcne Raynor,

Anne Rnmsey.

Hamilton; Arthur Longe.

No. St. Eieanors.

Shirlenc Wall, New Annan; Alfred Frost, Sprlnghlll; Arthur

seen proudly dis played on their chests.

S139. and dedicated. A donation was very grateiully received from

Miss Louise Norring. '

This was ioiiowed by the hymn, "Jesus Love the Little Children", and a chapter from the study Book was read and explained. en- titled,'"In which things pro wrong."

The minutes of the last meeting were read and roll call was taken with 20 members present. One new member we welcomed. The -' -hers. --or """pnv Birthday" t- s arianne, Joyce. Elva, Paulina and Harley who have a birthday this month. "World Friend's" papers were distributed and it was reported that "-rieque Y. P.U. had accepted the invitation and will err--nt their 3-art "lay in Gap!- Trsverse Hall on May 28th, with a

Letis Pamper Papa A p, with A Gift From l HOLMANiS 5 and 10

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sale oi candy between acts.

Albert liaslam invited the mem- bers to meet at his home in June and the meeting closed by repeat- ing the Mizpah Benedlctlo . A game was played and a treat passed. '

Indian lliver And liensington GWL Annual Meeting

-The annual meeting of Indian River-Kensingtorr sub-division, Catholic Women's League. took place on Sunday evening, May 4th in the Vestry at Indian River.

Minutes or the previous meeting and the last annual meeting were read and approved and the secre- tary reported nine regular meet- ings held during the year. The treasurers report showed a very successful year financially. with all obligations having been met, and 50 paid-up members.

The reports by conveners show- ed a. lively interest had been taken by all and much work accomplish- ed. A heavy wn ondence was read and discussed. and the retir- ing president, Miss Ellie Gulls, thanked all members for help and co-operation during her. term or office and asked that same con- sideration be r"-rm her successor. She also extended sincere appreci- ation to the spiritual director, Rev. Louis Callaghan for inspiration to carry out the work in the spirit oi faith and loyalty. '

Election oi otiicers was held with the iollowing oflicers elected:

lfresidentz Mrs. Elizabeth Bren- nan. 1st vice-president: Mrs. Prank Shea. 2nd vice-president: Mrs. Dan Noonan.

3rd vice-president: Mrs. McLellan.

Recording Secretary: Mrs. B. C. Mcbellan.

Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Percy Mccarville.

Trcasurcr: Miss Isabel Condon.

The newly elected officers were duly installed by the retiring pres- ident.

The secretary's report was read as follows: "Madam President: Rev. Father and Sister Members:

"One year has passed but it seems like yesterday since you saw fit to elect me as your Recording Secretary.

"Today I have the honor to sub- mit ior your- consideration a brief report oi our activities for 1951- 52.- During the year nine regular meetings were held and upon re- viewing the minutes oi those meet- ings, one csn see where we had a most successful year.

"To raise funds, card parties, bingoes. card drawings. bazaar and pantry sale were held which were all very successful as our financial statement shows. Our money was expended towards par- ochial and charitable purposes. Our National and Diocesan obli- gations have been paid.

"Our members visited sick and shut-ins, bringing them treats as well as messages oi good cheer. A numbe of copies oi C.W.I... mag- azines are received by members. A new rule was made during the year that we have a Mass odered for each person whose demise oc- curs. As a member oi our League we have our Provincial President. which is indeed an honor to our League consisting of tiny mem- bers. Our wannest thanks are due our chaplain ior his helpful sug- gestions and kind guidance at all

times.

"At the beginning we mentioned success; this you will all agree goes to 03 capable president. Miss lllie Oil , who has toiled Isn- ceasinrl towards that goal. As members oi O. W. Ia of Indian River Parish. words cannot ex- pren our feelings of gratitude to- wards you, dear president. Now we stand upon. the threshold oi another year. we hope your euc- eeesor wiu continue to do the good work as laid out by you.

"in conclusion, dear members. 1

Austin

me as your Recording secretary. I snowattlmesihavs been un- gaithful htamy workkand 11:0: I

umbly our pa . us ever be mlnydtul or our motto: '!or,0od and Cancer.

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Urge Speed-up In Trans-Canada Highway Building

UITAWA. June 10 -(OP)- Two members oi parllarr erit saidThurs- day that more concerted efforts should be exerted in the building at the Trans-Canada Highway.

C. E. Johnston (SC-Bow River) ma Julian Ferguson (PC-Simcoe North) made the request in the Commons as urces DePIri-- ment estimates were studied.

Mr. Ferguson said the govern- ments concerned should "get on with the job instead of puttering with it as Liberal and Conservat- ive governments have done in the past." i

Mr. Johnston said it appears lit- tle construction has been done in Ontario. There must be an acceler- atlon oi the work to finish the highway within the seven-year life of the highway agreements be- tween the federal government and the provinces.

Percy Black (PC-Cumberland) asked what part of 315,000,000 ep- propriated for highway work this year would be spent in Nova Scotia.

Mr. Winters said none would be spent in Nova Scotia. since that province only recently entered the highway agreement. when Nova Scotia submitted plans, he would ask parliament lior the appropri- ate iunds for the work in Nova Scotia.

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