On June 8 the monthly C. W. L. meeting of St. Peters’ Sub- division, Seven Mile Bay was held In the parish hall with 35 mem- bers present.

Diocesan President, Mrs. Lorne Noonsn, Charlottetown, was the special guest. The meeting opened with the League prayer by the Director, Rev. -Fr. Reginald Mc- Donald.

It was decided that the church be cleaned on Tuesday preceding First Communion. It was also de- cided that a message of sympathy he sent the relatives of His Ex- cellency, The late Bishop Boyle. also a high mass for the repose of his soul. The hymn,"Our Lady at Good Council" was beautifully 'endered by Mrs. Alban Keough,

assisted on the piano by Miss Florrie Green. The president then introduced

Mrs. Noonan, who gave a very in- spiring talk on C. W. L. activities, its benefits and responsibilities. She strongly urged the councillors to enlist the membership of both old and young in their respective districts. to help increase the membership in C. W. L. and to uphold the motto of the League, "For God and Canada". She pre- sented the new president's hand- book. also by-law books and prayer leaflets.

She spoke of regional meetings being A great benefit of members iii-id clergy. study clubs were pre- posed for different districts to help members get together.

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. SEVEN MILE BAY C. W. L.

COMMERCIAL GRADUATES OF NOTRE DAME ACADEMY--From (back row): Margaret Johnson, Darlene non, Florence Grimes, Shirley Noonan. Lacey. From left to right (front row): Guelda Gallant, Bernadette Fisher, Elizabeth Cheverie. The graduation exercises are tonight.

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lnverness and I C ll VlCll1I‘I‘y —Miss Gertie Newcombe, Mrs. Hartford Ellis and Mr. Arthur Ramsay. Northam. were visitors

at the home of Mr. and Mrs Major Milligan on June 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Stenning Wil- liams. Tyne Valley, were visitors at the home of Mr. ‘and Mrs Major Mllligan on June 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ramsay and Mrs. Charles Milligan were business visitors to O'Leary. rec- ently. -

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Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDonald and children. Simon. Eunic e,

Grace. Roma and Cody. Inver- ness. accompanied by Mr. and Fr. McDonald thanked Mrs.

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Mrs. Cecil Macxinnon and chil- dren. Roger and Elizabeth, Con- way. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Aiberton. on June 13.

‘Miss Faith MacDonald. O'- Leary. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James I, MacDonald, Portage. on June 13.

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