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C. W. L MEETING

On August 2nd the C. W. Tu- lsdies met in the vesiry Bi Ken‘ hngton to hold their monthly meeting. Prayer by the P115159“ opened the meeting. In the ub- rence of the secretary» mIllums uere taken by Mrs Edgar Hickey.

A; rgportﬁd by ccrr. secretary. two cards of sympﬂlhy “'97? 59m to members. At this P011" MI“ Giills was asked to interview PM‘ tor and purchase Catechism DIV--

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ea. UunBHPOEIdOIIOO included a let- ter from Diocesan president Mrs. Henry Trainer, re convention del- egates, and the president, lvlirs. Jaime: Ponder-Bast was appointed with Mrs. Edgar Hickey as altern- ate.

It was decided to remember a. member, who is leaving the par- ish, with a gift.

Members voted for the purchase of linens for the altars at Indian

River and Kensington. with Mrs. Condon and Mrs. Hickey to pur- chase same.

With the recent ice cream fes- tival such a success, money pre- viously voted was ordered paid.

A discussion concerning clean- ing of churches for the coming mission of Aug. 8th to 15th. re- suited in the volunteering of all ladies to assist, and a day set to do the work.

Meeting _closed with prayer.

Girl Guide News

NEWS FROM CATHOLIC GUIDE CAMP AT RUSTXCO Parents will be interested to

read of the happeningswt Rus- tico Guide Camp. Our Provincial Field Secretary visited on Satur- day and reports that it would be difficult to find a happier group on the Island. There are t-i Guides, including two from Sour- is, 18 from Rustico, 9 from st. Vincents Orphanage and l5 from Charlottetown.~The Camp staff consists of Miss Lucille lVlcQuald of Summerside. Camp Comman- clant. Miss Iphigenie Arsenauli’, Assistant, Miss Lois Arsenaut. swimming instructor and Mrs. Charles Laskey as QM. Other able helpers are Miss Peggy Mc- Quaid .0! Kenaington and Miss Joan McPhee of Bummerslde. It may be noted that Mrs. Charles Laskey of ‘Rustico has been rc- cently appolnted Captain .0! the 1st Rustieo Guide Company. Mr. F. O'Keefe. camp manager wield- ed "discipline in a far too genial manner ,but appeared 1c be very capable and was most popular with the ‘campers (I wonder about that!) Other staff that were ap- preciated was the cook and ha‘ wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher. whose cooking on tested samples was a credit. and all the camp- ers report increased weight in themselves. The cook's seven month old baby had been adopt- ed as the camp mascot and Shu- ley certainly reflected the hap- piness that shone from evpry- one. The camp was fortunate in securing the services of Father Sharkey as Chaplain and he sure- ly worked hard at the ball games Every one knows of the love- ly surroundings at this camp and the 100 acres c! land that are en- joed by the campers. Sanitary arrangements are also very goon- so often a point of doubt with parents, but no worries are w be met with here. The day's activi- ties are planned by a Court o! Honor in the morning. and usual- ly imlurle two swimming per- iods. treasure hunts. scavenger hunts. baseball and a. good rest period is insisted upon in tho afternoon. Shore suppers and overnight hikes provide more fun and variety. The only complaint heard was. that the time was too short and that the last day will be a sad ‘one. ‘Ferdinand the Bull’ apparently complained nightly oi his mighty bellows. no doubt as the snoring that emanated 110.1. a certain tent and, disturbed his usual peaceful rest. _ Many Guides were working for the Athletes and Pioneers badge and also the 2nd Class tests. Ton?» pitching classes were conducted by Miss L. McQuaid and the Guides acquitted themselves well. The Camp has been re-narued “The Milky Way" and from that evolved, Little Bear. Tent No. .. Corona. Tent No. 2. Pegasus. Teu- No. 3. Patrol Leader Shirley Vea- sey. Capella, P. L. Elia. DoY-iv Gamma, P. L Mary Creikhim- Venus, special mention must made of Jupiter. hols Arsenal“- ahd her twin sons. Pessr m! Joan. Initiation ceremony 3°? campers commenced on the ilrat night and was understood to bu still continuing. “Camp Scandals"

Mention of that "Star Board-

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er" Crew Gut Murphy W“ considering his usefulness. or is it useleasness. that would have been serious. His co-partner and assistant cook. John Mullally also provided a..- mosphere around the camp. What was that numb hull“ MYY- I” did appear on the showery side. it is a spot that aPPB-IOHt-IY I‘ would be wise to avoid at the Milky Way. Is FTank still train- ing for the Olympics ccncernuiB the occupant of a certain house. he sure looked in 800d Iﬂm- 5°“ and Peggy especzeily Joan should Jaeware of those ditches way Mm! from the village.

Lots of fun for the remaining days of camp. and Guides. not fohget a grand "thank Y0“

to your splendid staff and helpers.

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Margaret Aye: arnee "Aunt Jane!" cried Jack affect» ionately, rising from the almchair and pushing past his children to kiss-his former mother-In-law. Mumsyh composure, thought Ciolly, was a credit to her. “Jack, my dear boy, you look very well." Bis and John were chattering, one on each side of Jack. about the plans for next summer. Bertie gared up at them, envy in his eyes. Robin, however. "was attracted by the sandwiches. He walked over to the tea table, "Who's this?"

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asked Robin. his sandwich, He was staring at the snapshot propped up against the sugar bowl.

0h, God! thought Cicily. How could she have forgotten it? Her eyes sought Jack's once more, in dlarnay. He looked taken aback, and she didn't wonder. After a pause that was more than per- CQDI-iblc. "She's a girl I know. Well what do you think or her?" Jack asked his elder son.

The boy seemed surprised by his father's question. "Why, she looks all right."

Cicily felt that she must put a

gimp -to this. "Ghildﬂn." she said seriously, "your father came here today to tell up that he's going to be married to the girl in this picture—" John's arm jerked suddenly away from her clasp as he turned toward his father,

"Ivf-marrled-T‘ he stamrnered.

"To that girl?" crlod Sis, her voice blank with amawment.

John's fﬂco had whitened and he did not smile, Jack, obviously dis- concerted and reading all their faces, seemed to become conscious of his eldest son's consternation, to wonder how to deal with it. "Aren't you going to wish me good luok, old man?!’

The boy stared violently. “Oh- yes." he muttered. "Of course - why, certainly-he looked pain- fully embarrassed.

Mumsy. on that, arose from her chair. She joined the group around Jack and said very pleasantly, "Let me see the picture.” She turned a little away frcm them to gaze at it silently "Jack" she said gently, “she looks like a sweet girl. You deserve to be happy and I hope that you will be. I'm going home now." she added with a serenity perceptibly steeled by a tacit determination. “And the car's outside, Jack, I can drop you at the station."

Cicily thought Jack looked quite ready to go. smiling, she extended her hand. "Well-good luck, Jack. Try to take care o! yourself. Al- bert will be sorry not to have seen you."

"Oh—" said Jacl; “I forgot, He called meu pt his morning. Ikn lunching with him tomorrow."

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It wasn't until Mumsy's limousine had receded down the drive that Cicily realized ccmpletely the finality of Jack's departure. she was staring at its tail light, a spark o! ruby in the darkness, when Robin said glcomily, “You know she'll spoil everything. I mean next

summer. A strange woman around".

“I wish he hadn't done it." said Sis, with conviction. Then,

fMurrumy. I111 freezing."

They reentcred the hall.

John moved silently in the dir- ection o! the stairs.

"John—" Cicily detained him.

He paused reluctantly.

"Don't let this upset you. It's natural that your father should want to marry again."

He spoke with some embarrass- ment. “I know he has a right to- to do what he likes. Maybe it is natural. It's just that he seams different."

"John, dear, you really must try not to feel like that." She stretched out her hand in s gesture of sympathy. She knew her insistence offended his reticence. but her eyes still questioned him.

He blurted out impatiently. "Oh, Mother, let it drop." Then penit- ently offering further explanation: "1 guess I made him up-the sort a1 man 1 thought he was. I sup- pose, now he's fallen in love with that girl, he's glad you divorced him—" his voice choked up Sud- denly. "I don't. know why I care. 1f you don't. and he doesn't-J’ The words piedced her heart, but before she could answer them, be- hind them a latchkey clicked in In the door. Ilmswung instantly open. Albert stood on the threshold In the pause that followed, no more than instantaneous, the yelps of the PUPPY. far away in the laundry welcomed Bertlefs companionship. Robin called from the living room. “Is that you, Uncle Albert?"

Albert did not reply. He stood locking at Clcily, and from her to

John, and slowly apprehension downed in his eyes. “Has anything happened?"

"No. Jack has just gone."

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atrocious River and Cornwall Vlllggg l, m 111;‘ moms of being rebuilt. w ‘E ‘FY1113 Whm motorists ere travelling between the“ we points. there was no end to i,“ 1179155 heaped on the shoulders of the Jones Government by an ihdlrnsnt public. But the abu"e was timely and well deserved 1;: what with quasmires, deep as. PfQSSIOHS. rocks which stuck through the mud like reefs in shallow waters. it was as much go ttlhrle’: life was worth to ventagc or .on a tr‘ of the MHYIIIEGSI? the Queen Cm’ All Parties agreed that a. new road mun be built before the SHOWS of another winter; all a- greed that the dream of a brand- new highway must become a real. ity or else; and we all voiced our “PKWY” °f nu un-m-um road_ that is. a thoroughfare of stand. ard width, with the proper stops and drainage to carry or: t,“ freshots of spring, Well. the hopes and dreams b! a long-suffering people is fast bemmﬁﬂ I TQI-Uty. Modern ma- ﬂlinlfy is now at work tearing up trees. rocks, bridges end m,“

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have you. Persons living close n; the highway are being asked m a, nice friendly way w accept. “ml 800d grace the loss of a feui beloved shade trees, a parcel 0g‘ land. or maybe a well manlcuzesl lawn and flower beds. All m; m; sake of the new highway, the “Der trail which everybody 110p- "! Ind prayed for only last spring. But experience has taught ml: 10118 ago that pleasing the puoiic is something that just can’; d9 done. Ask any schoolteacher. mm. later. or public servant. and I am quite sure they will tell you the same thing.

And Governments are no excep- tion the rule. The Government I‘ "Bu"! cumin: in roi- a drubbing from those same people who u. cried the terrible condition 5f the roads last spying, m, pgople

"And ‘What do you think?" shouted Robin excitedly. "He's going to be married!"

“Is he?" said Albert quickly to Clcily.

"Yes." she said brieﬂy,

John had turned away and w“ Wilkins upstairs.

Albert drew a step nearer. "It seems to have been a shock to you].

Bertie and the puppy cams gumy-h U!!! out of the bad: hall. “Daddy? "milked B6510. “he really knows me now!"

Over Bertie’s head Albert's eyes We" 0n Cicily. "You knew he was bound to. You could hardiy gxpgct

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Of course. one can sympathize with those who must suffer the loss of a few shade trees o: a patch of lawn that has been ten- derly cared for over a period of years. but we should never lose sight o! the fact that no true plu- gress can be made without sacri- fice. Indeed, life itself is made up of sacrifice and as we journey g. long its highway we must try to forget self-interests and agree tn the things which will bencfi: mankind most.

while there is at present Weeping and coastline of teeth over the trees, lawns. etch I for one. am quite certain that when the new highway will have been completed ‘those rezrets and loud protests will change to shouts of Jay and the time we spent digging our cars out of the mud can be gainfully used to plant other shade trees and seed other lawns.

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