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VANCOUVER. EC.

Second round in the 1 went to the House which o

ight to paaa the Hartley-Tait Labor Bill verrode the President's veto of the meas-

Front Row (left to right): Florence Yeo. Phyllis Yeo.

Second Row tleft to right): Teacher, Lois Mu tch; Buddy MacKlnlsy, Grace Campbell. Mulch, Joan lVlacKinley, Freda Yeo. Mae Yeo.

Gordon Ramsay,‘ Vernon Willis, Wilma Ramsay, Roland Campbell,-

Isobel —Photo by Ed. Garnhum.

ANNUAL MEETING 0s" MIS- coucua CONVENT ALUMNAE

—The 13th annual meeting of the Mlscouche Convent Alumnae was held on Sunday, June 22nd. ‘vith a very ﬁne attendance of members.

The meeting opened with prayer outside at the Grotto of Our Lady, recently erected by Rev. Mother St Achille, Superior, and by the singing of Ave Maris Stella, when all Joined in humble prayer with fellow-worshippers at the great Marian Congress just now closing in the Capital City of Ottawa, to implore Our Lady to preserve the world and all mankind from an- other disastrous war.

Then all repaired to the class- room for the business part of the meeting. which was presided over by the Sister Directress. Rev. Sis- ter St Mary sixtus. and the pres- ident. Miss Eileen Lecky. who op- ened it with the roll call of the executive.

Some items of business were disposed of and after ways and

tribute $25.00 annually to help defray the expense of a Grade XI alumna or alumnus from the school making highest marks in his or her examinations. Also that $10.00 be donated towards the upkeep of the Grotto, as well

and example. His remarks were much appreciated and a hearty veto of thanks was presented Father Kelly, moved by Miss Re- gina Gillis and seconded by Miss Helen MacPhee.

The meeting was also honored

of the P. E, Island Chapter Convent Alumnae, Mrs. D.J. Riel-‘ l1) of Charlottetown who also ad- dressed the meeting in her usual gracious mariner.

Rev. Mother superior then made some ﬁtting remarks in French,‘ thanking all alumnae for every- thing undertaken on behalf of their Alma Mater, and asked them for their continued co-operation in her endeavours in the future as in the past. -

Registration was in the hands cf the treasurer, Mrs. Emmanuel Poirier, assisted by past treasurer Miss Margaret MscKinnon.

The singing of some old timers and some hymns to Our Blessed Mother. and God Save the King. accompanied by Miss Philomene

Dame Nature was in her kind- lost mood. so the all too brief moments that followed. of a hap- DY get. together under a brlghr June sky, were spent in friendly camaraderie beneath the beautiful shade trees of the Convent lawn.

York Anti Vicinity Friend; of MI. Ernest. MacDon- ald are sorry to hear that he is laid up with lumbago.

Ira Lewis left last

Mr. and Mrs

m having present the Govemor week on a visit to Ottawa where! °‘ nhay will attend the christening or.

the oar-ferry Abegtwelt.

Mira Alrnl MBcPherson, principal‘

oi York School spent the week-end at the horns in Orwell Cove,

Mr. and Mrs. Lelth Brown and Children Aletha. Norman and Allen were recent visitors to Orwell Cove.

Mr. Orbari MacOlosland. 8m- ployee o! Arthur Vosaey, spent the week-end at his home in the City.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Maolzinzia, City, spent the week-end in York. the guaat of Mrs Maelnnls‘ moth- er, Mrs. Robert crockett.

M‘. Reg Bar-wise and son. Don-

nlean; n: raising money for the Gaudet, who always fills this role ma, m”; gummy in York’ the funds were suggested by former $0 hﬂPDllY- 610596- tlll! P!" 0! we“ o; M; Md My; nod alumnae, it was decided to_con- the meeilni ' ryl-lmupqqm

lids‘. and Mrs. William Cooke and

daughter Elaine, spent Qunday eve- ning in Duristaffnage. - O.

Rev. m». and Mrs. Rog Veaaey. Minray Harbour were visitors to

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ura by repassing it 331-38. Final action was up to the Senate. which a; amel- 511131191‘ donation; {m- where all sat down to a. delight- York on ﬁnal the wen M M; also turned it down. Here Rep. Fred A. Hartley (right) (R-Nal), charitable pllfpogeg, ful lunch. highlighted by ice- and M51 B“; veaael bill's co-author is congratulated by Rep. John Lesinski (D-Mich). At The grammar‘; report, showed cream and cake. left, iailouse Republican leader Charles A. Halleck of Indiana. the Society in good financial BT11?“ tprocetzditrrixgs mcloseidswith on “m, m o”, on, mmaed ‘s THAT ALL? Us p d" _ ene c on o e esse acr - l 5e" m? l people of York and surround ng OXYDOL suns Al‘ STILL

trovoray." involving conﬂict ' ° KJXIIIY‘ lilVY and CAL

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bow to combat bad-weath

anemia; 1

a, planeFIIm ' o! nearly 34.- fe all

Auld Lang Sync was then rend- ered in chorus.

The president's address showed the good work that had been done in all the departments. not for- getting the singing arid music taught. ny the music teacher, Rev. Sr St. Camilla. herself a skillful musician o! wide experience. Re- ference might also be made here ‘o the exceptionally large number of Grades X and X! graduates. including two war veterans, as to the high place Miscouche convent holds as a boarding school.

The pastor. Rev. Father Kelly. spoke at. length to the assembly reminding all to be loyal and true to their alma mater. and to try and spread around them the in- fluence of holy living by precept

School Days and a rally song of

mcnt in the church.

SALAD A DAY HELPS KEEP ILLS AWlAY

vicinity gathered at the home 0f

Mr. and Mas. George Watts to

tender a miscellaneous shower to their daughter Lorna whose mar- rlage to Torn Knox

next week. About lq o'clock, a huge basket beautifully decorated and Iilied (cover-flowing with V31- uable gifts was carried in b§Ml5S Gladys Crockett and Miss ormo ‘Lewis after which the bride-to-be gyﬂvgd gpoonupanied by Miss Shir- ley Cooke. Miss Olga Proud then read the d-ocompanytng verses when all the presents were open- ed, Lorna in her unlit‘. manner‘ thanked all for their lovely 2mi- The remainder of the evening W15 spent in social intercourse. Then lunch was served and ail devili- ed wishing Lorna many years of happy married bliss.

STANCHEL W. I.

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The". We" elghl- membﬂ’! inﬁll the Secretary. Miss Lulu Champ- Flood

A ry lasam-t eveni was - . _ _ _ wpentveun gvzdnesday‘ Jug? 5_ at “m? Vlslmls Pfsent- All "JTFBS- ion. from Mrs. Albert Todd anrll The meeting was broulhl '4‘ 5 ithe home o‘, Mrsh John EL Trait“ 130N199" “a5 195d 811d d-lscllﬁed- the Red Cross Society. A bazaar, close by sinzlng “The Natmnai

It was moved by Mrs. Reg Kelly and seconded by Mrs. Edward White that $2.00 be sent to "The Greek Relief Fund." ,

Plans for beautification of school and an ice cream social to‘ he held in the school were dis-

was than held io which each mem- i AlllJF-ll " her donated some article. The 3-; . -~ —-- mount realized from thLs was $5.25 RESTRH T F4 fll-JIGN s’! I‘DE"TS which was donated lo The CBDCCFi S'1'OLJK~O‘ 59' Fund. ‘lCJlZS“ oi

The July meeting will he held‘ US. lll at the home of Nlrs. William Cam- y lrdﬁe a

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or when the members of Stauchel

Women's Institute gathered to

hold their monthly meeting.

. The meeting was presided over 'by the president. Mrs. John T.

Th y iKe1ly. and was opened with the e W BM“ u“ “mm” l‘ " singing of "rhi- Institute one" in

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Durmj; hot wcawhci" we ruusi do. pend on escarolle. which iakw- P0 ‘days i0 mature By striving a NW

at the same time as lhe ﬁrst ictiizcel sowng. we may have it 1'73"‘ in midsummer ivhen trouble will: lot-l tuce usually begins. Three mwnga of cndlve. made twenty dais a-gari, will provide you with daily salad leaves until freezing weather.

The best quality of both bread‘ and curly ieaved andive is obtaincdl by giving the plants plenty of room l-n the row so they mature loose heads. The leaves grow crisp‘ and turn cream colored at the hose. Newer varieties lack the bitter tang ' which older forms used to have bc-l fore frost had sweetened them. It is no longer the practice to" bleach the leaves by typing them up. or placing the heads between boards, as th's reduces the Vitalmh oon- tcnt of the leaves.

Endive not only stands hot weath- er better than lettuce. but it ro- mains in good condition longer l1. tiho fall. being improved in quality by frosty weather.

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