Thursday. June 23,1955 The Guardian Pat! 11

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..'-K I &PIl'HIlI.Ke&i "mm. ” mgfjgg &' wdam Hanna. ....."' d ma" '1'” "' "E d"''' gun-.d Co-op ed business lately The reason-a do i of-The l."'"" "muslin-mined A 0' M age. CI '”"""” M" '1" W t0 "" Mr stenley Palmer oi ion-l-c 1 b in um" tVll"th:pe:ew vice which plays - ream!-d ut- Miaa Delma Gallant. Toronto. the umnlarflald . wt II 9 music of Largo. This was follow ' "E at m cm un til whopllla. l . guy oltllecWl..waahaldatthaIuAaae IIVMBIIIIO tonlaspendingalewdasawitil .g.,,.g.m.a..-emywhichwiubemlnuteprayerlor use . ”'""d hon" an nm.y..-ma an home .':'in'. lama Lawless on members each drew their on .4; may ,1 11 d 5' .' ”M"”'7 W 3"" rola't-ivel h0'14Il1- some time yet P"W"0"9" ml '”'"''1"”'” 1"" ” wad duh "mum June 12 with an attendance of 10 pictures canaed snnah mas-rimnt an mum ' aw” -C. P. an average of 700 time! dliliv Ill I 9. W” ”" W" "' "' members and one visitor. TIII The June meeting It held at A 5'''d"'''''' M; ,, mum,” me ehonn "Santa Luch" on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornish of at .2: hours. Prayers are eh-II-I l Arsenault. m' Prank”.-In mum cum ch hang of Mrs. G " " Mac- wu. . Belt. ' " A by the princlpal's M15 "13 M11 'V9"” Bud". 0' Mill Road were recent visitors to twice each day. l . The monthly 'meeting of the ', ed and the meeting was Fadyan. Meeting in the an 1. cimlonotown A motion report Then there was a choral E!il:d31'.:d”v'1 maul WW0" '0 Slemon Park. where they Visllied MT 3 '. Pin5VulQ .Women's Institute was opened with mm: by Fr. Mur- usual way. Roll was mm waunade that the expenses of the reading by the grade eleven 0 "Y ” - with their M and dH"8'1t9"i"'"- -I - we W I.-.. ........ .. .. ....... ...... :'...'lh.:.'i..;':"...'ii':,.f.f"'"i..':t de::.-;:-- l-- v-w..r;.w.::-.:.:,v- .:,;--.,.-gsw w to -. -- um. --em n-hm.:i'..":."'.:.z'r.r..:or.sr. .. l Gnelrll:il::.l-smtdinlfn sacral cv.isl)t:)rls5 "13 ""9 3PF1'9V0d '5 "14 '11” "am E w” "h R '” d" "W Mlzngium" 5”," M':' Mae Alllzllllllfltdeotl nlilelalafnif last;-to':m&' 'lo.!r:::lzt'lym:l'::i"vdva;: hm”-y oi mmbuk we" mtg" i m p ' , r s I . The different Commute” E3V' un":::' re G””' Jun. 1:3! It 5lm"m'”ongs?u.'lp "d”' 9l'Ef:hldi,o::,l, ?:uu:e””;:'ihule"3of ha; grade eleven class. read a short the guests of Mrs. Arsenault's ':”thsemIm':;a:;f1r' ,;n;2f,o”f,i' 1-hf, : , their. reports and new one! W919 1; V, , In" R W" .1” a M” h tr”; address and presented Sr. St. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter R.og- Wm, Mug Hard v. .. ., alaP0il"9d' P3" 5" gulxt Lawlear moved by MuhyJMs-a school children wlftch ice cream at cexuhwgug W.” put on by M" Mar! Sixtus with roses as a taken an. ,”,if,';h,X”.l,f,';: Jame. smmnuly t IP90 9" A tin as n . . school ionic. A motion made .14”. cm... . ' of appreciation. On Wednesday morning the tire ' ' -c . rnaslitute C0nVen"0n to be he” 1" an to ...2'.f.i.3';'f,.?..2"n?.;?,:'., so given ss.oo so the 'B.:lvatims 30,, 1,, Mi? g.,gi:33 ,?f,1f,f.-,3':;f -rhea followod u.. Vgledjctofy - cliarlotiemwn 0'1 "'9 7"! 4"” 5'" It was also Inn by Mrs. Army. At the close or the muting .' read by Helen Ballum. The dis: the pupils. Two print: 0! llclsh- rlurnna or PIIONI ' ..r July. Mm Anthony Gall"! Leslie Trainor and seconded by Mrs. xeln. admin ens mu my lunch we. served by is. tribution of prizes to the grade borins parishes -no spoke. "Tho scAnsnALn, N.Y. (AP) - A ll ll its at Hm -A-w .- l and Mrs. Fred Gilli!" W979 "W Mrs. John Hagen that 026.00 be Joyce MacDonald were appointed hostess, assisted by Mrs. Nelson eleven pupils followed this. Queen" brnnlhl in eedlnss to a church in this New York City sub- uimlcrs or the lucky tickets '0 donated to the Catholic Girls scho'- as gates to' Annual conven- Virtue and Mrs. Donald Currie.

go to St. Anne de Beaupre. The

next meeting is to be held at Plans were made to hold a "" honsellof Pm'tlfose:iheH't 16: Ah ' ludlatyr ....':li-"v..'i.'"”””'""......le.."" A 1 i. o ow as e e a

f.'I.e.,i games of bingo were en- New ppolntee appointed to take of same.

jmvgd by all present. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by several memhe a.

Mr and Mrs. Richard Ells- wurlh, 'i'oronto. motored to P. E. I. recently where they will spend , couple of weeks with Mrs. Ells- Wm-ih's parents. Mr. and Mrs Octave Blanchard. Dock Road.

Flllss Arlene Corcoran employs an in Alhel-ton, spent the past neck-end at her home in Plus- vlil"

Hi". and Mrs Leonard Barnett. l-zlmsdaie. were recent visitors al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warbuton Murray. Plusville.

Miss Yvonne Blanchard,. On- tario. arrived home recently to spend the summer months wllh her parents Mr. and Mrs. Octave Blanchard.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ilorcoran. Winston, Aieltha and Allyson. motored to Charlottetown on Sun- day, June 12th. While there they visited Mrs. Corcoran's father, Mr. Ambrose Dalton, Glengarry. Lot 17, who is a patient in the hospital; also their daughter Sr. Mary Helena (Norma) a Mount St. Mary's. and Mr. Cor- coran'a sister, Sr. Mary Agatha. St. Dunstan's Basilica.

The Piusvilie School Meeting was held on Tuesday. June 7th. wi"l a large attendance of rate p .-rs. Mr. John J. Corcoran was secretary: Mr. Leo Gallant. rhairman. The suppllment for the senior Department is as last year 3400.00 and for the Junior Department is raised to 3275.00. Mr. Norbert Corcoran was re- elected as trustee. The Reeves appointed for the coming year are: Willie Gallant. Joseph J. Gallant and Leo Gallant. , A

NW ANNAN W. L

-The June meeting of the New Annan Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Stewart Moase with thirteen members and two visitors present. The meet- ing opened with the Ode. followed by the Creed. Members answered roll call with two ponniee for size or each shoe which brought in

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Correspondence was read an iiscussad and it waadeoided to ranvas the district for the Salva- lion Army. The Seuotary is to purchase treats for the school pio- gca which is to be held on June

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Red Crou work was passed in 1nd maulbau took

more work to Q

” larship Fund.

Air Vice-Marshal Frank 1!. Mil- ler. 47. has been appointed to succeed Brig C. M. (Bud! Drury. 43, as Deputy Defence Minister Aug. 31. Mr. Drury will resign to enter private business. (CP Photo from National Defence)

Miscouche

eAlcide Deslioches: R. C. A. F. is spending thirty days leave in Miscouche at the home of his bro- lher. Gerald Desltochea.

Friends of Frank. Perry. st. Nicholas will be sorry to learn that he has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Doucette of Halifax are spending some time in Miscouche at the home of Mrs. Doucette's Parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Perry.

on Saturday afternoon. J u n a 18, the ladies of the Convent A- lumni prepared a banquet in the Parish Hall for the Grade pupila,; present were Rev. J. D- Kelly, Rev. Martin Monaghan D.D.. Sister St. Mary Slxtus and Sister

1-4 at. John. That evening. the Prom

was held and the Grade 11 DuPl15 walked from the Convent to the Hall with their escorts. Doreen Decoste crowned a statue of the Blessed Virgin which had been placed on the stage. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing to the music of the "Mellow-Airs . 0

Mrs. Estelle Gallant of Egmnnt Bay. is spending some time -111 Mlscoucho at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Daanochoa.

Helen Gillis recently arrived at

do during the summer.

The next meeting will be held a little earlier, June 30th. on account of the Annual Convention being held in Charlottetown on July 1- 8. Official delegates were appoint- ed. Mrs. Walter Moase will be hostess for the next meeting with Mrs. Don Schurman and Mrs. Stewart Moase on lunch commit- tee; roll call to be a pickle recipe. . New school committee is Mrs. Don Schurman and Mrs. Stewart Moase: programme committee. Mrs. Delbert Raynor and Mrs. Ro- bert Moase.

Bills were moved and seconded

d to be paid as follows: Treats for

sick 81.40. Homer-Warren 99.48. Collection was taken and cards sold am unting to 35.45. Contest ware oyed followed by lunch served by the hostess. assisted by the committee.

It couche, at the home of his bro-

Meeting a l 6 s e 1! vii "The noon."

mm It was also decided to have a

The membership convener. Mrs. Leslie Trainor. reported 4 mem. bershlp fees paid. The meeting was then adjourned and "The Act of consecration to the Bles- sed Virgin" repeated. A dainty lunch was served by use lmgtgn Basis! ” by Mrs. Louis O'Connor and Mrs. 1rnold Mclvor; after which interesting films were shown.

Next place of meeting is the home of Mrs. Bennett and Lyola Deighan.

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her home in Miscoucha after hav- ing successfully completed a busi- ness course at Notro Dame Acade- my. Charlottetown.

Aloysius Desllochea. R. G. N. is spending some time in Mis-

thers. g Gerald Desnochea.

The school closing for des 1 to 8 took place on Sunday after noon. June 19. in the Parish Hall. A very well prepared programme was presented and prizes were dis- tributed to the daservin pupils in the different grades. ev. J. D. Kelly congratulated the pupils and wished them happy holidays.

Mrs. Paul Grosiouis and two children of Montreal, are spending some time in Miscouche at the home of Mrs. Groaloula' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Maekinnon.

Alcida Gaudet of Montreal rec- ently arrived in St. Nicholas to spend his holidays with his ar- snta, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony an-

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Herbert Maolfinnoa of Connecti- cut, U. S. A., is spending some time in Miscouche at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus MacKinnon.

Florence McNeill of R a gin a Saskatchewan. and Mrs. R. D. Le May of 0iMalley, Saskatche- wan. are spending some time in Miscouche. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNelll.

RIVERDALI - CHURCHILL 'u I.

The May meeting of Rivardale- Churchill W. 1.. was held in the school. with seven members in at- tendance. Roll call was responded to by quoting a Proverb.

Correspondence was read lsy the secretary. Considerable discussion

Rev. J. D. Kelly congratulated close.

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