:iMrs. Lee Heads Basilica '3 Sub-division Of .C.W.L.

The annual 'meeting of the B-silica subdivision of the Cath- oz .- Women's League was held '1. ,;iay evening, April 5th. in the l ':lI.S of Columbus Home. A 5 , monthly meeting preceded

LIi' annual. A large attendance

ii ..-:led with interest to the vari-

oL reports and these showed ex-

ce .ent results in all phases of the

League's work.

The election of officers for the coming year resulted as follows: President, Mrs. Matt Lee; lst vice plCSId9I'II.,' Mrs. C. L. MacDonald; mid vice president, Mrs. L. L. Nonnan; 3rd vice president, Mrs. J. L. McGuigan; recording sec.'c.- ary, Miss Isobel MacDonald: or- .responding secretary, Mrs. Fred

iCoyle; treasurer. Mrs. P. J.

Nealls: councillors. Mrs. R. J.

MacDonald, Miss Gertrude Coady.

Mrs. Nellie Nicholson. Mrs. W. .i.

P. MacMiilan, Miss lphigcule T-A-senault, Mrs. Leo Murray. Mrs. ,Frank Saunders. Mrs. Peter Hol- -- land.

Miss Gertrude Coady was con- lvener of nominations with Mrs. P.

J. Nealls and Mrs. Nellie Nichol-

son assisting. Mrs. A Katherine

Creamer was chairman of elect-

ions and conducted the installat-

ion of officers, assisted by Mrs.

Maurice Griffin.

Prior to the election of officers the regular monthly business meeting was held with the presi- dent, Mrs. Katherine Creamer mesiding. Minutes of the monthly and executive meetings for March were read by the recording secret- ary. Miss Isobel MacDonald. and approved. as was the report of the treasurer. Mrs. P. J. Nealis.

Correspondence as read by the Iecretary, Mrs. Maurice Griffin, included letters from Social Wel- fare Bureau per Sister Mary Henry, thanking League for their recent donation of money: Sacred Heart program per, Rev. T. F. Walsh national director; Mrs. B. Murphy for sympathy extended in bereavement: Mrs. Preston Hillier for expression of good wishes while ill: Miss Eileen Ryan thank- ing members for their kindness while hospitalized.

Six of the sub-division's mem- bers collected for the Red Cross Society during their recent cam- paign.

REPORTS PRESENTED

Full reports of conveners of committees were given covering the work accomplished during the year. The recording secretary. Miss Isobel MacDonald, gave is comprehensive report summariz- ing the activitles of the League and Mrs. P. J. Nealis gave a complete fnnncial report. The president. Mrs. Katherine Cream- er, thanked the Rev. director. Rev. B; F. MacDonald for his faithful Ittendance at all meetings and also her executive and all mem- bers for their loyal support given her during the past year and again solicited their support for the in- coming executive.

...After the installation of officers Rev. Father MacDonald compli- 'ITeuted the new executive. The fheeting adjourned with "The ..hueen" played by Mrs. John A. "Btu:-Donald in the absence of the program convener. Miss Marion Dougan.

At the close of the meeting regrets were expressed by the members of the Basilica Iub-division on losing I good faith. ful member in the person of Mrs. Katherine Creamer, who recently

' has taken up residence in Holy Redeemer parish.

Following is the report of the recording secretary. Miss Isobel Macdonald:

it is now my privilege and duty to submit to you I condensed ro- M port of the work done by our ” sub-division during the past year.

There have been to regular ,monthly and 7 executive meetings held. all of which had I good Ittendence. Our thnnlu go out to .Mrs. Holland for the use of her home for our executive meetings and to the Charlottetown Council of the Knights of Columbus for our general meetings.

Mrs. Maurice Griffin, corres- ponding secretary. reports Mane; offered for deceased members Ind deceased relatives of mem- bers. as well as the late Most REV-,3I!h0P Boyle. We joined the Provincial Council in tendering I spiritual bouquet and presented it to our new Bishop.

Mrs. P. J. Nealls, treasurer. reports substantial cash receipts obtained from tag day. rummage

,58IE. cake tale. dues and so forth. which were disbursed to St. Vlncentla Orphanage, Catholic -Social Welfare Bureau. Girl . Guides. Sacred Heart Radio Pro-

Brtlm. Canadian Red Cross, March

of Dimes. Catechetical prizes,

piiizes for St. Dunstan's Univer-

5 Y.

Dame Academy. Rochfurri

School. ltreats at Christmas for

the Infirmary. Sacred Hes rt

Home. Monastiy of the Precious

mud Ind St. .Vincent's Orphan-

aie: parties for new Canadians!

business

Music. Festival Association: fIow- ,

. D”, I nlTn.t.hIr of Ittonded Mass for

rive ouIACHE I - ;. .9-

Queen Square School. Notre, square

I wreath was laid on tho Ceno- taph. A member of our Illb- division. your . oi-cllns secretary. was given the opportunity of tak- ing the Ipeclal course for women It the civil Defence College at Aruprior, 0nt.. in October. Our sub-division members take an active part in all worthwhile com- munity projects and approximate- ly 128 hours were spent in col- lecting for Red Cross, March of Dimes. Cancer. Social Welfare, Dispensary, etc. We are repre- sented on the following organ' - tions: Music Festival Association, Drama Festival Association, Can- adlan institute for the Blind. Can- adian Red Cross Society, P.E.I. Polio Chapter. local and Provin- cial Girl Guide Associatinn. Home and School Association and Citi- zenship Council.

Mrs. M. .I. LN.-. Social Service (ionvener. reports that many boxes of clothing were sent to the Catholic Social Welfare Bureau. Several members knit at home and sewing and mending were done at the Bureau making in all .112 articles completed. Two hundred dollars was given in cash to the Bureau and seven well- filled boxes were distributed to needy families at Christmas. We also helped with Social Service Tag Day. etc.

Mrs. C. L. lllacbonzlld. our sick-visiting convener. reports that cards were sent to all sick mem- bers and visits were made to homes and hospital whenever pos- sible.

Mrs. E. .I. McTague. publicity convener. reported 10 monthly meetings to both papers as well as all other activities using 276 inches of space. Our thanks are due the newspapers for this val- uable publicity.

Miss Gertrude Coady and Mrs. Frank Saunders report I satis- factory increase of new members as well as full retention of ex- isting membership.

Mrs. J. L. McGuigan, spiritual convener. reports a successful retreat held at Notre Dame Aca- demy in July with Reverend Fath- er Maddigan. C.S.S.R. as retreat master, a communion breakfast held in November. prayers and masses offered for deceased and living members and adoration before the Blessed Sacrament on First Fridays.

Mrs. R. J. MacDonald and Mrs, Murray report 4 activities for raising funds all of which were uccessfln.

Mrs. W. J. P. MacMillan. con-. vener for institutions. reports that during aanatorilun week mem-

oars donated ilowus. . Iag- azlnes and papers whtoh wen distributed by her with the Iid of a committee of volunteers: visits were made regularly to the institutions brlnxilll books Ind melazlnes as well Is the usual Christmas treats.

Miss Iphlgeuie Ansenault, con- vener for Girl Guides reports that during the year the Basilica Guides with a membership of 37 under the leadership of Mines Elaine Macdouald and Miss Beryl Beagau and 52 Brownies under the leadership of Mrs. Leo Dowl. ing. Miss Mabel Saunders and Miss .Velda Noye rarried on ad- mirably and in addition took part in Church parades. Rosin and Cookie Day. attended camp and accomplished badge work.

Miss Marion Dougan, program convener. contributed very ma- terially to the success of our meetings and tea was served by the members during our social hour.

Miss Eileen Ryan, education convener. reports that a com- mittee of our members attend- ed ommencement exercises at Notre Dame Academy and Roch- ford Square and Queen Square

schools and the usual prizes given. Mrs, Holland reported two

new books donated to the Public Library and two requested.

Mrs. Nellie Nicholson reports that the League Magazine sub- scriptions were increased during the year.

Due to the efforts of Mrs. F. A. Coyle, two study club groups were organized and under the capable leadership of Reverend Mother Provincial of the Congre- gation of Notre Dame were most instructive and culminated with a pleasant afternoon tea at Notre Dame Academy after which the members took part in Holy Hour in the Convent Chapel.

We pause to offer a word of condolence to the families of our deceased members and to the

members who suffered the loss of dear ones during the year and assure them that they are not forgotten in our prayers.

Our thanks to our Director, Reverend Father P. F. Macdon- aid for his instructions, guidance and words of euwuiagement at all times as we strove to live up to the motto of our League, ”For God and Canada."

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DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE - During the past 12 years. suc- cessive members of the Young People's Union of Trinity Church have been led to dramatic suc- cesses under the Direction of Mrs. Ruby Houle. C,D.A.. which has left many of them with a deep realization of the privelege which has been theirs, and an appreciation of the drama which otherwise would have been denied them. in recognition of Charlotte town Centennial Celebration. a group of the young pcopln are now rehearsing under Mrs. lloulets direction for the presentation of that delightful three-act comedy "Ann of Green Gables". as dra- matized by Alice Chadwick. The plny will be presented in Heartz Memorial Hall on Thursday and Friday, April 14 and 15.

Personals

Miss Doris Anderson, Miss Jean MacFarlane and Mrs. Charles Shaw. haye retllrllori to Charlotte-

town having spent a few days int

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In Memoriam

In loving mamory If I dear IIIIIIIIII Ind Father. Ir. Job C. MILIIIII. who T Iwny on April III. nu

Ever Remembered by his Wife. Mrs. Johnrc. MeLellII Ind

Imily. In

in loving memory 'of Mrs. C. W. Judson, who departed this life April 7th. H54.

You left us I beautiful memory.

A sorrow ttoo gren to be told.

But to those who have loved and lost you.

Your memory will never grow old.

Always Remembered by Son Willis and Family.

In loving memory of Howard Callbeclr. who passed away April 7th. 1952.

"Gone but not forgotten."

Wife, Daughter and Family. B Zmmmmj IN MEMORIAM

MARTIN-In loving memory of I dear Husband and Father, Hugh Martin, who passed away on April 8th. 1954.

As we loved him. so we miss him,

T Ever Rem:-mbl-rl-d by Wife and P Family.

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daughter Leithn and Wayne were in Summerside on business re cently.

visited her grandmother, Mrs:

Joseph Thlbldeau assembled at her home in DeBlois on the oc- casion of her birthday. She was presented with I beautiful birth- day cake made by her sister Mrs.

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