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lrna GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN , ' Prime Minister's Political Duties Are Irlglttmii Iy Visit To Girl

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Guest speaker at opening of Girl Guidcs' camp. at Connaught Rifle lsubscripuons to this paper be paid

un . . . nnd ifs mad), ,0 dnnk, w I , Kaiiges, 20 inilcs-iroin Ottawa, Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent-is seen an me same time. 091:: you have med Cool, delicious . i . and what a - hero iollowing his address both in English and French, welcoming two 111, '1-ms convention wishes ,0 V . we 4” ,,,,e h ., American visitors, Lollie Trushln, left, and Priscilla Rudolph to Canada. expfess in the member, of Long C4"W"9"' .

mvour-fin I E Smomh ml” Uvei i200 girls representing all of the Duminlonxs 10 provinces and some Creek Institute our sincere thanks that no olber brand will ness 0 famous Nesilels .. ' ' . l , . -

(homing Yam children of the U. S., are attending the national giil guides camp, vihere for the wonderful entertainment ml,-In yum

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, will holiday for two weeks. The twenty-filth annual district W-om "r H r '- convention of Meadow Bank. New for me Haven, Bonshaw, Rlngwood, Riv- wan crdale-Churchill, Kingston. Hamp- 12",; Snake,

shire, North River, Rice Point,

Nine Mile Creek, New Dominion. The first speaker of the after- St. Catherine's, Argyle Shore, noon was Mrs. Beecher Hickox, Clyde River. Canoe Cove, Corn- Canoe Cove, who gave an inspir- wall-York Point, Fairvlew, and ing address on ”Education". She Long Creek met in Long Creek said one of the objects of educa-

will love Quik, and it's good for them-com tains sunshine Vitamin D3. Quik makes wonder- ful chocolate sauce and frosting too---recipes on package. Ask your grocer for Nestle": Quik . . . in

,today. The bright and attractive hall deserves special mention and it is an inspiration for all oi us to aim at attaining.

district convention next was a better attendance and more interest taken. teachers and pupils would be much happier. The Mu- sic Festival is to encourage the Members were 315” must gran” love of good music. ful to Mrs. W. E. MacKinnon.

Master Eugene Donahue sang ainiembcr ot the provincial execu- solo which was much enjoyed amuiive for her attendance, and the encmed. line. talk she gave; also to Mix:

M”. Ana" Stewart Bonshawl Robin for her mic demonstration.

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Jubugg Endowment, Fund, The Vatican Radio said Tiiesday night

one pound and half pOlli'lLl SlZES. C055 50 llillt-SCKVC often.

very large attendance.

The president, Mrs. Matheson presided and opened the meeting by repeating the

"Creed" in unison and the singing of the "Ode".

An address of welcome was very cordially extended by Mrs. JBCK MacPhee, Long Creek, and graci- ously responded to by Mrs. Ran- kine MacLean, Rice Point.

IRoll call was answered by rep- resentatives from eighteen Instit- utes and the minutes of the last year's convention were read and approved.

VA summarized report of the dif- lerent Institutes was given by the secretary, Mrs. Roland Buchanan, and these reports bore evidence of the splendid work being done by the difrerent branches.

Nine Mile Creek kindly invited the members to meet with them

Hall on Monday, June 23rd with n tlon was the training oi charac-

ter. The student must see the

Robert good and go out in the world to

make his own life. Co-operation is needed between teacher, depart- ment of education and pupils.

, They must have a teacher of! high moral standards and it is up to the Institutes to make teaching attractive and uphold teachers. Concerning teacher shortage, she said, it was not so much the sol- aries as criticism from districts and parents, sometimes poor living conditions and poorly kept schools. The ieachei-'5 load is too great. She thought May 31st should be set as a deadline for hiring or hr- lng a teacher.

Mrs. Allison MacMillan congrat- ulated lier on her splendid talk, also several other ladies.

Mrs. Walter Shaw gave a very interesting talk on the Music Fes- tival. She thought that if there

gave a splendid talk on. --Me me and to all others who in any way Institute functioning ior the pur- helped W "ml" me C0”V""'l0" pose for which they were organ- Such 3' 5”cc95,5-

lzedgn she said members shomdl The resolutions were all passed keep well informed and give out by me C0”V9m'm”t

their knowledge to all uomcii The c0”e"l'l”" whether they are members or not. 5”-83 mid was The Institutes should not be ex-

amountcd to donated to the

meeting then closed by singing ”God Save the Queen".

LONDON. July 23-(Reuters)-A total of 396 Roman Catholic mis- slonarles have been expelled from Communist China. this year, the

pected to provide most or the -- cqulpmeiit for the schools but should encourage and help any

movement that raises the standard

of living in the Province, and should spend some of the funds on the halls, cemeteries and churches.

She suggested that the commun- ities should be marked, and

thought it would be R tine idea to take up with the Travel Bureau. Mrs. ll-iazen Howard, Cornwall, inl a. very capable way, mentioned that the Institutes are improviii-z.l

They are learning home decornt.-l A carefree Vacation ! . . ..

ing, sewing, cooking, and pl'0Vido' prizes to interest the pupils. l,

They help renovate the puhiirf halls, help in dental clinics, Red Cross, relief or war work, and send

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in a broadcast heard here. Altoge- ther more than 2,000 have been forced to get out, the radio said. adding that another 1.170 Catholic missionaries of various nationalit- ies still remain.

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boxes and gifts to soldiers. The Drama and Music Festival were started by the Women's Institute in small degrees and are now im- mense.

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Mrs. Hector Currie as organist. A very interesting talk was given , by Mrs. W. E. MacKinnon whoi

spoke on the A.C.W.W. and its work. This was followed by ”Fun

and Nonsense" by Nliie Mile Creek your and was much enjoyed. A sing-song followed led by Mrs. IIYIOI1

Hector Currie, after which Miss Mary Robin, supervisor, gave an interesting talk and demonstration on color and design, which was very proflable to all. In mixing colors, she stressed using tones and shades that are soft and she told how to make certain shades.

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