Point Grey Alumnae Newsletter - The Sacred Heart School of Montreal

Convent of the Sacred Heart
PointGreyAlumnae
e-Newsletter
Number 61, November 2011
From our Moderator:
Dr. Margaret Connolley, rscj .. 2
News from Alums .................. 2
News from our RSCJ ............. 5
Reunion ................................ 6
Fun pictures of June meeting . 8
AASH, CASHA &
AMASC News ....................... 9
Super Photographer
at Miami Conference ............. 10
Halifax Sacred Heart
Video Contest Winners ......... 10
Letter from the Canadian
Provincial Council ................. 11
Tribeca Film Festival: Winner
of the Best Documentary ....... 12
Uganda Farmers Story:
Because of Your Geneorsity .... 13
Vancouver Alum celebrated
Uganda Jubilee ....................... 13
�e Kongole Old Girls Assn
Celebrated the Jubilee ............ 14
Prayer Cards Sent ................... 15
Executive List ......................... 15
�e Convent’s Centennial ...... 16
Dues Remittance Form .......... 17
Contact Information Form .... 17
Ladies of the Sacred Hear
Alumnae Donation Form ...... 17
From the President
Come to the Convent’s 100th Birthday Party
at St. George’s 59th Fair
on Saturday, May 5th, 2012
Page 17 - Dues Remittance Form
Contact Information Form
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Alumnae Donation
Well Wasn’t that a Party!! �e cake turned out beautifully and we were treated to another scrumptious feast by
St. George’s. Sorry the forks and napkins were late! Valerie Giles a great friend
of Margaret’s came all the way from Prince George to be at the party. As
Maria-Teresa (Jones) Newell ’63 Peru wrote from Washington “Dr. Margaret
Connolly’s 90th Birthday! Cameras clicked and flashed everywhere, the
atmosphere was filled with the warm Spirit of our Sacred Heart and I loved it
when Sr. Margaret started her talk by asking if we knew the meaning of the
initials, AMASC which we did, of course, a great reminder of who we are and
how we relate to each other in the love of one Sacred Heart Family around the world.” Valerie Giles
Sandi Sasaki borrowed my camera and took darling
little movies of the day which we look forward to
showing you on November 19th along with some
gorgeous stills. Joan Ripley also took lovely photos;
several of which will be featured in the newsletter
and on the DVD.
What fun we had singing the Ugandan Jubilee
Song as you will see.
�e Motion to accept our Revised Constitution
and By-Laws (June, 2011) was proposed by
Felicity (Appleby) Hargott ’67, seconded by Julie
(Wiseman) Lapinsky ’73 and passed unanimously
without discussion. �anks to
our Constitution Wizard
Anne (Wallace) James ’58
for coming to see this
through. If you missed
getting a copy please contact
Airlie.
Anne Wallace
�ere have been changes at St.
George’s. Patrick Maguire our wonderful Food
Services wizard is no longer here but I am happy to
say the Irene still is. Tim Varro our AV Whizz is
back in the classroom teaching; how lucky his
students are! We will be meeting the wonderful new
personnel in November. �e building is sporting ½
a gorgeous new roof with beautiful copper downpipes
to be completed in 2012 and the outside
window frames have been painted a lovely Heritage
green. Unfortunately the
City and Heritage Society
have condemned �e
Nun’s Gallery but the
beautiful iron work has
been saved and may pop
up in a new spot on the
grounds.
�e Nun’s Gallery
By Margit Boronkay in ‘93 See you at our Fall Get
Together on Municipal Election Day, November
19th.
Come ready:
- To sign up for a time to help at St. George’s 59th
Fair on May 5th, 2012
- To give ideas for the contents of the 2012 Time
Capsule as well as
- To write Christmas cards
to our darling nuns.
Looking forward to seeing
Margaret Connolly, YOU
and our darling friends from
Forest Ridge.
With much love, Airlie
Please come to the Fall meeting of the
Vancouver Point Grey Alumnae of the Sacred Heart
Saturday, November 19th, 2011
11:00 am to 2:30 pm in Harker Hall
(�e Old Senior Study Hall)
St. George’s Junior School, 3851 West 29th Avenue
RSVP to one of the Executive if you are able to attend!
Please park on the street and enter by the front gate and door.

Gwyneth (Gillis) Durose sent us membership
dues and a donation to our general
expenses. Gwyneth was very active in our
Mother’s Guild when her daughters, Susan,
Shelagh, Pamela and Mary attended PG
from 1955-1972.
Marci Amory another good friend from
Arizona and a former AASH President sent
us an email, “Wonderful newsletter. I feel as
though I were right there with you...... Have
a great summer full of Happy Trails.”
Valerie Moore O’Keefe clicked from
Larchmont, New York “�ank you for the
sweet email about my daughter in law
Christie. Happy Feast of the Sacred Heart to
you my dear friend.”
Trish Burns clicked from Australia
“Delighted to see you with Anne de Broglio
(AMASC Board 2010-1014). I believe the
Conference in Miami was a great success. I
saw Anne at Book Club last night.”
News from Alums
We want to thank all our Alums and friends for their memberships and contributions to our Alumnae expenses. You should be
proud of the generous donations you have made to Sr. Josephine Wright’s Sacred Heart School (Uganda) and/or the Uganda/
Kenya Province Solidarity Fund and/or the Laini Saba Nursery and Primary School in the slum of Kibera in Nairobi, Kenya.
�e new Jubilee Project, �e Sacred Heart Institute of Education in Eldoret, Kenya is described in Sr. Jo’s letter in News 60.
Feel free to mark this on your donation sheet if you want your money to go to work there.
Anne de Broglio and Airlie
From our Moderator: Dr. Margaret Connolly, rscj
October is just around the corner as I begin to think of our November Meeting. Here on my
desk I have the letter from Sister Mary Finlayson to friends of the Society of the Sacred
Heart concerning what she refers to as our "Futuring Process". You may have received a
copy of this letter but I will bring it to the November meeting when I will discuss this
communication with all of you.
Come with your questions and together, we shall all be part of this “strong commitment to
the future of the mission of the Society of the Sacred Heart in Canada.”
Alice Burns clicked from Cape Cod “As
always Airlie, a pleasure to read. It was great
to see you and Maureen in Coral Gables. I
think you two (and friends) should plan a
trip to Cape Cod!”
Barb Martell clicked from our school in
Halifax: “Wow! What a wonderful newsletter,
Airlie! Congratulations once again. �e
spirit of St. Madeleine Sophie is alive and
well on the other side of the Country! �ank
you for sharing it.”
Mary Forsyth our AASH Western Regional
Director clicked “As always, thank you for
Mary Forsyth
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
the many updates about current events in
Vancouver. Indeed, I look forward to your
newsletter. And yes, the conference was
simply wonderful. Our regional next year
will be in Seattle, so it will be a pleasure to
see you again. May your meeting and cake
be every so marvellous!”
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Loving you all always.
Beth Speck our AASH Past President clicked
“Wonderful news from you Airlie. �anks
for sharing. See you in Omaha!”
Joan Gillies was in �e USA and Canada all
the way from New Zealand. Julie Lundgren
clicked from Forest Ridge. “Clair Jenkins
was magnificent in being able to pick up
Joan from her hotel and bring her to school.
We just had a lovely visit and tour and now
Joan is with Sr. Mary B. Joan was delightful
as you said and it was a pleasure taking her
around!” Joan came to the USA to attend
her cousin’s 100th Birthday and then had
fun in Vancouver, Saltspring and Kamloops
visiting friends. What fun it was seeing her
again.
Mary Alice Bartell clicked from Bellevue
Wa. “�ank you for keeping me on the Point
Grey newsletter list. One of these days I
would love to come back up to a Spring or
Fall meeting. You have done such a marvellous
job as President of the Alumnae
Association. And it always gives me great
pleasure reading about your activities.”
Robert Marchand, Principal, Fountain
Academy of the Sacred Heart: “Congratulations
on your very dynamic Alumnae
Association and your beautifully wrought
newsletter.”
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Alums news continued from Pg. 2
�e Forties
Laura (Ryan) Caldwell ’41 sent us mem- mem- m
bership dues from Cincinnati Ohio.
Pat (Davis) O’Neill (Winnipeg) ’48
clicked that she could not attend our June
meeting but “warmest regards to Sister
Connolly.”
Sue (McPherson) Lane ’48 (Forest Ridge)
our AASH 2011 Cor Unum recipient in
Miami sent us membership dues for two
Susanne Cooke, rscj, Sue Lane, Beth Speck
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
years, a donation to our general expenses
and a donation to the Uganda/Kenya
Province Solidarity Fund. Sue had hoped to
join us at our June meeting but a reunion in
Seattle was booked for the same weekend.
Grace “Babs” (Frier) Glasgow Clifton,
Stone Ridge ’48 clicked from Anacortes
that she attended the wedding of Maria-
Teresa (Jones) Newell ‘63, Peru’s daughter ughter
Daisy Newell and Gregory Morgan in
Bellingham on Sept 24th 2011. “Daisy aisy
Daisy & Gregory
by Amy Parsons
looked so beautiful as she came down the
aisle, along with her sister, Kelly, who was
the Matron of Honor, and three bridesmaids.
Little Estela walked with two ring
bearers. �e three looked so cute together!
She had a darling dress and flowers in her
hair. Gregory, the Best Man, the three
groomsmen all looked so handsome. �e
whole event was just lovely and so joyous. I
hope it won't be too long before I see you.”
�e Fifties
Victoria (Swencisky) Ciszewski ’50 sent a
contribution to our general expenses and her
membership dues.
Roma (Ranaghan) Rowlands ’51 from
Madison WI., sent us her dues for 2 years, a
donation for our general expenses and
donations for our 3 African Projects."Many
thanks to all of you who work so hard to
keep the Point Grey Alumnae thriving!"
Bogna (Majchrzak) Ross ’56 sent us
membership dues for two years and a
donation to our general expenses.
Mary (O’Hagan) Shields ’57 sent us
membership dues, a donation to our general
expenses and a donation to Sr. Josephine
Wright’s new Jubilee Project “�e Sacred
Heart Institute of Education in Eldoret,
Kenya”. �anks for the used stamps, Mary.
�ey will help bring someone to the
AMASC Congress in Montreal in 2014.
Nancy (Butler) Arnold ’58 now lives in
Vancouver part of the year. It was so much
fun seeing her again.
Joan (Goulet) James ’59 sent a contribution
to our general expenses and her
membership dues. “Living in Whistler
during the Olympics was an amazing
international experience.” �anks �anks for the
reunion picture.
�e Sixties
Jo Joan Ripley RRip
iple ley ’60 ’6 ’60 0 sent news that th that Judy Ju Judy dy Kovats
as we knew her at school is on Bowen Island
Nov 18 - 21, 2011. Register by Nov 11 to
not be disappointed: earthliteracies@shaw.ca
250-220-4601 or 250-380-9786 Website:
www.earthliteracies.org Alexandra Kovats,
csjp, PhD is well-known internationally as a
teacher and lecturer on ecology, creation
spirituality, the New Cosmology and
ecofeminism. She is Executive Director of
Green Hearth that focuses on urban ecology
and spirituality.
Gabrielle Komorowska ’61 clicked to say
she could not make our June meeting as she
would be away at a family event.
Daphne McKeen ’62 sent us her life
membership dues from Victoria. Daphne is
a retired Clinical Social Worker. “�anks to
you for all your hard work on our behalf.”
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Armande (Lavertu) Morton ’63 clicked
from Victoria: “�e month of August has
been wonderful with the Lavertu family
reunion and then the Roberts family
reunion on Salt Spring. In between, I have
had Nicole staying with us (Yellowknife) for
10 days, and Pierrette and Martin
(Montreal) for 9 days. I was able to view the
DVD and thank you so very much. �e
meeting went really well, and I was so
pleased to see that Mary Crozier Stark ’63
and Maureen McNamara ’63 were there
(classmates). Both are ‘doers’ so you might
want to see how you can get them involved.
I also recognized quite a few others that I
have met throughout the years. Congratulations
for another successful event.”
Maureen McNamara ’63 sent us her life
membership dues and “many thanks to
Airlie and all of you who have kept in touch
and kept me informed over the years.”
Maureen was fabulous at St. George’s Prize
Day presenting �e Convent of the Sacred
Heart Book Award!
Greg Devenish
Principal of the Junior School
Andrew Lin in Grade 5TW
received a book entitled “Earth”
from Maureen MacNamara’ 63
- �e new Head Boy is Rhys French – he is the
one holding the trophy.
- �e boy beside him is Ryan Cheng who is the
Assistant Head Boy for 2011 -2012.
- �e tall boy on the left of the picture is
Kenneth Huang the Head Boy for 2010-2011.
Pictures by Jason Fearon
Continued on Pg. 4

Alums news continued from Pg. 3
Susan Burton ’65 clicked to say, “I’m sorry to
report that I won’t be able to attend the June
4th meeting; I’ll be in California visiting my
nephew and his family. Would you please, give
my regards to Margaret Connolly. I’m really
sorry to be missing her (twice in a row). Hugs
to everyone.”
Susie Butler ’65 clicked from Northern
California, “Nice to hear from you. �anks
for adding me to the newsletter list. All is well
in my beautiful, although, this week very
rainy part of the world. Hope to get to a
reunion next year.”
Katharine (�ornton) ’65 and Eric Marks
had a lot to celebrate as their Olympian son,
�omas wed his bride Karen Harris at
Karen, �omas & “Honey”
Pictures by Chris Kidd
Karen’s parent’s home in Nova Scotia. Many
of the �ornton family attended as well as
members of the Canadian Olympic Water
Polo Team which �omas captained in
Beijing. �omas’ father-in-law’s Morgan
horse, “Honey” officiated.
Sheena (Walsh) McMahon ’65 clicked from
Beijing “I just spent a month on the Trans-
Siberian Railway across China, Mongolia and
Siberia to St. Petersburg and Moscow, then
down to the Wild West of China, near
Kazakstan. It was quite an adventure!”
Cecily (d’Harnoncourt) Trapp ’65 wrote
Margaret Connolly, rscj from Austria “Today
of all days, I happened to receive the newsletter
and happened to read it right away and it
seems my timing was perfect! HAPPY HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!! It´s been a long time but I
still remember you and my happy years at the
Convent so well!
My Dear Cecily! Please forgive my long delay
in thanking you for your LOVELY Birthday card
and especially the BEAUTIFUL picture of
yourself!!! I received so many wonderful greetings
that I could hardly keep up with answering each
one. But yours was very special and I am so
grateful! I hope there will be some pictures in the
next Newsletter
that will tell
you about the
celebrations!
Do keep in
touch and tell
me more about
yourself!
Loving you always, M.Connolly, rscj
Isabella Franckenstein ’67 clicked “�ank
you so much for forwarding the newsletter. I
enjoyed it very much - it was packed full of
interesting news and pics. I would love to
make it next year to Vancouver - we will see.”
Susan (Gillis) Chapman ’66 clicked in from
Burnaby “My day began with the exciting
news that my new book, which is dedicated to
the mothers of the Sacred Heart, is posted on
the publisher's website.... I'm more determined
than ever to complete work on my next
book about St. Madeleine Sophie's teachings.”
Sandy Walton ’68 clicked in from Maple
Ridge that she “had the opportunity to hear
Andrea Law's group Willy Blizzard when
they were the featured artists at an outdoor
concert in Maple Ridge this past summer. It
was a great show. Sorry that I didn't know at
the time that you were "one of us" Andrea!”
Laura Sanie-Leask ’68 sent her membership
dues and a donation for the Laini Saba
Nursery and Primary School in Kibera.
Sheila Donahoe sent on this note from
MANUEL JOSE LAZCANO AVILA
lazav01@gmail.com “My mother is an
alumna of the Vancouver School. Her name at
the time she attended was Maria Luz Avila;
we are from México. Maria Luz is trying to
get in touch with her old classmates; I think
she is class of ’68. Is there a way or a directory
so she can get in touch with them? Best
Regards, Manuel Lazcano” Please call Airlie
if you can help.
Ursel (Gnass) Baron ’68 sent her membership
dues for two years.
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Heather (Ewonus) McDonald ’68 clicked to
say “I will be away from May 13 to
June 21 so won't be able to come to the
meeting. Please give my regards to everyone,
especially to ‘Mother Connolly.”
Marguerite Goldsmith ’69 clicked from
Burnaby that she had a frantic, sleepless
beginning to her wonderful trip to some of
the most spiritual places on earth. Marguerite
organized a group from her parish to go to
World Youth Day 2011 in Madrid.
“World Youth Day is a great worldwide
encounter, a pilgrimage, to meet with the
Pope and to celebrate our faith. It is a chance
to experience in first person the universality of
the Church and it is a great boost to your faith
life. It is also a great lesson in patience. First
off, we just about had to leave some of the
group behind because their visas almost didn't
arrive on time. With the help of some great
people at Fedex, the visas arrived Saturday
afternoon, the day before we were scheduled
to leave. I think this set the pace for the rest
of the pilgrimage. We were always hurrying
from one event to the other.
We made it a true pilgrimage; we went first to
Fatima, then to our Day's in the Diocese in
Sevilla. If you ever have a chance to go to
Sevilla, don't hesitate. �e hospitality was
wonderful. �e Churches hosted 6,000
pilgrims for 3 days prior to the events in
Madrid. We were kept on the go from
sunrise to past midnight. �ey don't eat
dinner till 10 pm or so.
Madrid, well was Madrid. �ere were at least
900,000 participants. �e English speaking
events we went to in the Love and Life Center,
hosted over 30,000 pilgrims a day. �ere were
crowds everywhere and it was very hot. But
we all had a great time. Some of our group,
including myself did not get into the closing
Mass. �ey closed the area in the early
afternoon. as the authorities were worried
about the crowds. Well over a million people
including not only the World Youth Day
participants but I am sure most of Madrid and
its surroundings showed up at Cuantor
Vientos for the closing Mass,. We ended our
World Youth Day pilgrimage with a stop in
Zaragoza and Lourdes before returning
home, tired but happy. In the words of Pope
Benedict XVI "�ank you, young people, you
rejuvenate the Pope, inspire the Church &
refresh a world thirsty for hope and courage."
I was rejuvenated. See you in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, 2013.”
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Alums news continued from Pg.4
�e Seventies
Barbra Patterson ’71 clicked to say “I will be
retiring this July from my position as Principal
of YouLearn.ca and am enjoying a real
summer. Hello to all of our Convent family.”
Joanne Hiebert ’75 clicked from Renton
Washington. “I am so happy you remember
me and so excited to be coming to the
meeting! �ank you for the attachments, I
was blown away to see the letter on-line, I
never realized I could get an email version!
Pease sign me up and save the postage of the
paper newsletter! I'm excited with the
schedule too!”
beach in
Victoria. �e Reception was held
outside
at St. Ann’s under tents, absolutely
Beautifu Beautiful!”
Melani Melanie Maguire ’74 clicked from Quebec,
“Hugs to you and all those who keep us all
informed and together as alums. You are so
appreciated. I would have loved to have seen
Sr. Connolly and join in the birthday celebration,
but it just wasn't possible.”
Sara Gourley ’75 told Patricia Connor ’75
about our meetings and now Patricia will be
coming on November 19th.
Selina (Squarey) Koster ’77 sent us a note
from Clinton with a very generous donation
to Sr. Jo’s Sacred Heart School in Uganda.
Julie Lapinsky (nee Wiseman) ’73 has been
blessed with two beautiful grand-daughters in
the past year. Evyn Elise born on Nov 1, 2010 Ruth Wiseman ’78 clicked to say “I expected
and adopted by to be there on Saturday, with Anita Vergis
Julie’s son, however, my husband surprised me and we are
Christopher/ going away this weekend to celebrate our 30th
daughter er in
wedding anniversary. Sorry I won't be there to
law, Christine, hristine,
on Nov 8,
say hello to all and to Mother Connolly.
2010. Lovely,
We celebrated the 4th of July as happy little ittle girl.
Evyn has ‘dual citizenship’
News from our RSCJ
Eva Maria Charlene born on March 19, 9, 2011
Donna Dolan, rscj ’60 Halifax, sent us a
to Julie’s daughter, Carmel /son in law, Brett.
contribution to our general expenses. “For
Lovely, happy
the past 17 years I have been program director
little girl who
at the Domano Renewal Centre in Prince
is ‘extra
George. What a wonderful ministry it has
special’ as she
been! I love the people, love the west and will
has Down
be very sorry to leave. Seventeen years went
Syndrome.
by like seventeen months.” Donna does
Everyone
beautiful watercolour painting and sent
doing ‘great’!
Eva having a few zzz’s as she has been
Maureen a note card graced with water lilies.
quite busy celebrating July 4th with Evyn
Mary Munch, rscj clicked from Oakwood:
“Dear Airlie, �e Newsletter is spectacular-
Cathy Harrison Marsh ’74 wrote “Our again- with all the news and presentations.
daughter Cassandra, just got married a few �ank you for sending it. I am sure you will
weeks back. We had a lovely wedding on the have a great meeting on the 4th. May God
bless all of you.”
Cecile Meijer, rscj clicked from New York:
“How nice to receive your newsletter, Airlie, it
surely makes for interesting reading. �ank
you too for your kind words - indeed, we will
meet again in Montreal in the fall. Wishing
you a restful summer.”
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Margaret Connolly ’39, rscj clicked from
Halifax, “HAPPY FEAST TO EACH ONE
OF YOU! We will celebrate with a Mass in
the gym for the whole school - plus the Boys!!
- and all the community. I'll be thinking
about you all - praying for you and loving
you!!”
Margie Conroy, rscj clicked from Uganda,
“�ank you for the superb issue of the
Vancouver Point Grey Alumnae Newsletter.
Surely no group of Alumnae in the world
could compare with Vancouver's! I do
congratulate you as a group and thank you for
all the energy and loyalty and friendship that
comes through. Pray that I can get the
Uganda 'Old Girls" as we call them here to
follow even a little in your footsteps.” �e CD
arrived safely. Many thanks!
Sr. Jo Wright, rscj clicked from Uganda,
“How very kind and thoughtful of you to
send me a CD of the wonderful alumnae
reunion and celebration you had for Margaret
Connolly, Connol rscj. Margie Conroy, rscj will be
here in a few days and I will share this with
her too. Wonderful to hear that you had a
great meeting me in Vancouver and were able to
sing the song Sr. Margie wrote for Kangole.
My sister, siste Rosemary clearly forgot about this
reunion which she had really wanted to
attend.”
Mary “Be” Mardel, rscj was honored recently
at the annual benefit luncheon for St.
Madeleine Sophie's Center’s in El Cajon,
California. She founded the Center for
children with disabilities in 1965. It is now a
non-denominational program helping nearly
400 people with developmental disabilities
each year. http://www.stmsc.org
Do You Love Robins? Shirley Miller, rscj
who clicked from St. Louis does.
“Oh, I just watched the video, and everyone
in the office heard the birds chirping and
came in to see what I was doing!! Now robins
are chirping all over 4120 Forest Park! �anks
so much. It is precious and a lovely image for
this dark and gloomy day up here.” Enjoy!
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=9479342&server=vimeo.com&show_title=0&show_byline=0&show_portrait=0&color=0

Class of ’59
THE ’59ERS ARE GATHERING YET AGAIN . . . . . . .
�e ’59ers continue to meet in smaller groups for luncheons and
dinners but our second official event happened this year when we
celebrated our collective seventieth year on this planet – wow what a
party. �e day dawned with a lovely clear blue sky – an absolutely
beautiful sunny and perfect day. �e hostesses, Pam (Wilman)
Brammall, Janet (McDermott) Morris, Linda (Hartman) Katz were
busy at Pam’s gorgeous house on the patio completing the final
touches. �e beautifully decorated- balloons and pink flamingos
swayed in the breeze, the champagne sat in the ice bucket ready to be
opened, the beautiful exquisite china cups, saucers and plates were all
set out and the food was on the table. �e table was covered with little
thinly sliced sandwiches, chocolate strawberries, chocolate éclairs, tiny
scones just waiting for the jam and cream, and little birthday fondant
cakes and we were back in the fifties – the scene was truly set and then
everybody arrived, fifties outfits, hats, gloves, bows, and the birthday
party began. �e champagne flowed, the laughter rang, we giggled, we
laughed, the cameras clicked, clicked, clicked and clicked some more.
A true re-enactment of the time when we had those tea parties at Ann
Kirby’s place on the Crescent and Linda Hartman’s place on 33rd –
the hats, the bows, the white gloves. Our tea culminated with
Mascot Bubbles with hat
Joanne, Linda, Maralen
Reunions
Tea at Pam‛s house
Hostesses Janet, Pam and Linda
greeting Audrey
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chocolate fondant individual birthday cakes each decorated with a
lighted candle; we sang a collective happy birthday to ourselves, blew
out our candles and quickly devoured our gorgeous birthday cakes.
We never seem to be short of things to talk about, trips to plan and
certainly are to be considered healthy robust 70 year olds with a
continued zest for life chatting about our plans and projects for the
future.
What a day, what fun and what a way to celebrate our seventieth year
on this planet. We are all forever grateful that we are all so healthy and
at this time in our lives ‘we are loving it’.
We must mention that we also had two very special guests at the Party
- our own very special honorary ’59er Airlie Ogilvie, Alum President,
who also sported a true vintage 50’s gorgeous outfit with matching hat
(spectacular) and, of course, not to be forgotten our class mascot,
Champagne Bubbles, who was celebrating her fifth July birthday that
week. She sported her pink feathered hat and was found spread out on
a chaise lounge, wearing her hat with matching purse and necklace
worn like a true lady of the Sacred Heart.
We are truly proving the saying – ‘like wine we get better with age’.
Contributed by Janet McDermott Morris
Airlie - through the looking glass

Reunions continued fro from Pg.6
’59ers Ac Activities nnever
seem to slow down. I’ve told you about the
bi birthd birthday hday party but now n let me tell you about our other activities – on a
gorgeous day in Ma May, Maralen (Read) Rencher had an absolutely
stunning lunch at he her beautiful condo out in Tsawwassan. Genevieve de
Laigue de La Taille called from Paris to wish us well and she had a
chance to have a few words with most of us. �e food was beautiful and
the wine was crisp and cold, the conversation was lively and fun was had
by all.
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Summer brought the class oof
’65 a special visitor from Mexico City. Dora
Elia Malo spent a month in
our area. Her trip included an Alaskan cruise
with her son and daughter, a
visit with her close friend, Paula (Grewal)
Paulus in Anacortes, WA and a week in Vancouver where she stayed with
Susan Burton. Dora even flew to Nanaimo for a quick weekend visit with
the Zorkin family and a reunion with Jana (Marianna) and Debbie.
Dora's week in Vancouver was filled with events: Patty (Cotterall)
Sturgess sponsored a dinner at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, Barbara
(Mioduszewski) Caelles organized a walk-about in Steveston where we ate
fish and chips on the dock, Lou Morrow hosted a pot luck dinner and
walk-about in beautiful, sunny Deep Cove, and Madeline (Bogie Gerenscer)
von Fersen arranged a final dinner at Friache in West Vancouver
where we enjoyed gourmet dining and a fabulous sunset view of the city.
Classmates who were able to attend the various events include: Marg
(Petrie) Weiss, Marie (Dumont) Low, Kathleen (Gilraine) Rogers, Ann
(Gendron) Bird, Carol (McCullough) Martin, Joan (Tomblin) Morris,
Airlie Ogilvie, and Heather (Shaw) Swofford who came up from Whidbey
Island, WA. Many other class members clicked in with their well
wishes. Needless to say Dora was just thrilled as were all of us to see and
catch up with one another. Dora clicked: “�ank you to each one of you
for the fabulous holiday, hope to see you very soon. And you know there
will always be a place for you in Mexico.”
By Susan Burton
May 2011 - Lunch at Maralen (Read) Rencher’s
Also in March we had a luncheon at Forno Beachside Cafe in
Ambleside, West Vancouver, and many attended with Edit Jablanczy
Ellis getting the bus in all the way from Abbotsford and staying with
Marie Gerencser Jessup overnight so she could attend the lunch – I
understand they spent most of the night chatting. Also Joan Goulet
James made it all the way in by bus from Whistler. We’re loving it.
Janet McDermott Morris
Ann Kirby Speer is now in town again after a selling her condo and moving over from Victoria. She has been so motivated to get back to town
because because her daughter is here and she is also al so excited that she can now attend our gatherings. Welcome home Ann – we are so looking
forward to spending some time tim with you. you
Class of ’65
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Enjoying dinner at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club

Happy Birthday to you!
Maureen, Monica & Shelagh
Fun Pictures of June 2011 Meeting
Isn’t the cake beautiful?
Julie helping with the cake
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Mary Rosalie (Audet) Guiry ‘46
Are we having fun yet?
Airlie saying the Peace prayer for Margaret

AASH National Conference - Miami Fl April 7-10, 2011.
�e �e �e 2011 National
al Conference, Confe ference, " "Cele "Celebrate lebrate Co Cor Unum - Living
Sophie and Philippine's Vision into Tomorrow Tomorrow.” �e first held at
Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, Coral
Gables.
Airlie, Frances Murphy, Eileen Bitten, Maureen Elliott and her
sister Patti Coldicutt attended. Sheila Donahoe, our CASHA
President, her sister Cathleen Niedermayer and two alums from
Ottawa also attended.
�e Opening Keynote Address was an incredible presentation by
Suzanne Cooke, rscj and Maureen Glavin, rscj. �ey had a
conversation, one playing the role of Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat
and the other playing
the role of Saint Rose
Philippine Duchesne.
�e dialog was taken
from actual letters
written by our
wonderful Saints. It
was a most interesting
and incredible
presentation to begin
Sr. Maureen Glavin & Sr. Suzanne Cooke
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
�e Cor Unum Liturgy
where our good friend
Susanna McPherson Lane
received her award was at St.
Hugh’s not far from the
Carrollton School
http://www.carrollton.org
Cor Unum Pendant
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
�e luncheon following the
Mass was wonderful with the
Keynote address by Cecile
Meijer, rscj. Cecile serves as
the NGO (Non-Government
Organization) representative
of the Society of the Sacred
Heart at the United Nations.
Airlie & Pam Snyder beside Mater
AASH AASH, CASHA AND AMASC NEWS
our conference.
Sr. Cecile Meijer, rscj
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
Fun Miami Pictures
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Rosemary O’Neil from
Evanston Ill. “I remember how
Sr. Cooke, rscj said she went
down to the water’s edge to
renew her mind and spirit.
After having a wonderful golf
cart ride down to the dock, I
fully understand and appreciate
her feelings. I also found it
rarely delightful to learn that the
Looking toward the water’s edge
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
students at Carrollton, Golf and Sail –not your usual S H school!”
Rosemary was thrilled to see our darling Jeanne Burke O’Fallon.
Rosmary received an ovation for her years of love and support of
AASH and its National Conferences.
Jeanne Burke O’Fallon retired as AASH National Office Director
after 17 amazing years. It was so hard for all of us, as Jeanne has
found a way into our hearts
and will be there forever. As an
amazing writer, Jeanne was
thrilled that the AASH Essay
Contest will forever be named
in her honour. Wait until you
see the Stunning “Esprit de
Coeur” at the November 19th
Meeting! Lisa Tebbe has done another
spectacular editing job! Congratulations
Lisa.
Singing to Jeanne
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
Jeanne O’Fallon & Rosemary
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
�ree cheers for Rosemary
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
Beth Speck & Jeanne
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
Lisa Tebbe (Esprit Editor) & Susan King
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
Airlie & Rosemary
at Spanish Restaurant

AASH, CASHA & AMASC News continue
Super Photographer at the Miami Conference
Ada Stevens a grad of Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart was the photographer for the
Miami Conference. I bought several of her gorgeous images; they were such a hit on June 4th.
If you would like to see all her gorgeous pictures go to www.snaphappyphotos.com
Click on Purchase Photos tab on the left side of the page
Select the event, listed as "AASH Conference Miami 2011"
The Miami Pictures are available until December 7th 2011
Any questions, contact:
Ada L. Stevens
SnapHappy Photos, LLC
cell: 786-449-7396
AASH Western Regional - Our friends frien in Seattle/Forest with One Heart”. �e discussion topics will be the work of the
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your the internationality of the alumnae network (AMASC) and the
Spring 2012 newsletter and https://aashnet
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opportunities for alumnae to actively participate in the world’s calls
for action whether financially, in the field or through advocacy.
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event and a chance to see Montreal and the beautiful “City House”
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Congratulations – Halifax Sacred Heart Video Contest Winners
We all enjoyed these winning videos from Halifax at our June Meeting.
The runners up are now posted. Here is the link to the web site where the videos are posted:
http://www.sacredheartschool.ns.ca/news/?id=69
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Dear Point Grey Alumnae,
Formal Announcement Letter September 8th, 2011
from �e Canadian Provincial Council
�is news from Ottawa will bring changes to the RSCJ structure
of health care at Barat Residence in Halifax as well as bringing
real change to the Society of the Sacred Heart in Canada.
As you read in the September 8th Formal Announcement, Saint
Madeleine Sophie had something lovely to say about change.
Do keep �e Canadian Provincial Council in your thoughts
and prayers as “formal dialogue and discernment about possibilities
for collaboration between RSCJ in Canada and the United
States with regard to leadership and governance, in the light of
life and mission” unfold.
As I said to Mary Finlayson, rscj, Canadian Provincial “�ank
you for all you do in your position as Provincial. �e job
certainly has its ups and downs.”
As we, Children of the Sacred Heart, join in Spirit with the
Society, may the results of the discussions bring the very best
decisions possible.
Your prayers and thoughts will make all the difference.
With much love to all of you, Airlie
�ank you for the many lovely responses we received to this
announcement. �ey will be on the tables at the meeting.
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MONICA & DAVID
Winner of The Best Documentary : Tribeca Film Festival
MONICA & DAVID explores the marriage of two adults with Down syndrome and the family who strives
to support their needs. Monica and David are blissfully in love and want what other adults have —
an independent life.
The director, Alexandra Codina is a graduate of Carrollton School
of the Sacred Heart and Monica‛s cousin. I am quite sure you will
be as amazed at the beautiful story portrayed as those at the
Miami AASH Conference were.
Here is one of Alexandra‛s reactions to a question posed about
her winning documentary.
What do you hope audiences will take away from the film? I
hope that people will see Monica, David and other people with
disabilities as individuals. Not heroes, nor victims, but people who
are striving to lead ordinary lives. Enjoy.
http://www.cbc.ca/documentaries/passionateeyeshowcase/2011/monicaanddavid
Sr. Suzanne Cooke, rscj and Alexandra Codina
by SnapHappyPhotos.com
The 1st St. George‛s Parents Association Welcome Back BBQ
Sandra Walton, Terry Slack, my friend the Salmon Expert and I had such fun at the Bar B Q on September
8th. 1,300 people arrived on TOY FIELD and became Saints as each was given a gorgeous “I‛m a Saint”
pin. The food was scrumptious. Enjoy the slide show.
(Copy & paste this link to a new browser page if you cannot click on it)
https://www.stgeorges.bc.ca/podium/tools/SlideShow.aspx?a=179186
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BECAUSE OF YOUR GENEROSITY
The Ugandan Farmers have their Boda Boda to transport their milk to Market!
Fiona received this wonderful email from Susan
Anyango, rscj.
Dear Fiona,
Greetings from Uganda. Thank you so much for the
donation for the Boda Boda. Please in the pictures you
will see part of the farm and the manager happily riding
the bike. Thank you for this precious gift that has enabled
us to simplify our transport. May the Lord bless you on
our behalf and give you the strength and health you need
to continue with your work.
With our gratitude and prayers, Susan
Joseph standing beside the Boda Boda
We celebrated the Ugandan Jubilee by singing the actual
song to be sung at the Jubilee Party in Uganda on July 2nd,
2011 here in Vancouver at our June 4th Meeting.
We had the words from Margie Conroy in her wonderful
Newsletter BUT...
How could we get the tune figured out at such long distance?
Our wonderful Alum and musical wizard Armande (Lavertu)
Morton ’63 came to the rescue. She clicked the nuns in
Uganda and left her phone number so they could call her in
Victoria. Armande then taped them singing the beautiful
song over the phone. She then transcribed the tune into sheet
music form and clicked it over to my computer. (I made
several to hand out at the meeting)
Armande gave her tape recorder to Joan Ripley ’60 who
brought it to our meeting containing Armande playing the
song on her piano and counting out the time for all of us to
follow.
I wrote to Susan to tell her how thrilled I was at
this news.
Dear Susan,
I just received news from Fiona Walsh that the RSCJ farm
in Uganda has a new Boda Boda to help the farmers get
their milk to market. I am just thrilled that Fiona’s
Passion to make a difference for the RSCJ farmers and our
donations from our Sacred Heart Alumnae Association in
Vancouver have made this purchase possible. Thank you
so much for the pictures of the Boda Boda and the lovely
cattle originally purchased by the Dutch Alumnae. The
Vancouver Point Grey Alumnae will love seeing the
pictures in the Fall Newsletter.
With much love, Airlie
Cattle grazing on the RSCJ farm in Uganda
Vancouver Alum “Sing In” The Uganda-Kenya Province‛s Jubilee Year
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Fiona and I led the 42 Alums who attended through two
verses and the choruses. I think we all did a wonderful job
considering we had such little practice.
It was great fun. What a wonderful long distance Alumnae
experience we all had!
Fiona and Airlie with Armande's tape recorder held high

As Margie Conroy, rscj clicked: “Yesterday was lovely! �ere
was nothing I could do to prevent disaster or promote success
so I just relaxed. �e amplifying system I worried so much
about turned out to have no batteries so the play had to be
done without amplification in the open air. But the girls did
speak very clearly and loudly so a good many heard them.
�ey began by singing the story of the Sacred Heart Sisters
very loud and clear. ..... I particularly liked what the Church
of Uganda Bishop of our area said. "You Sacred Heart Sisters
have love poured into your hearts by the Heart of Christ and
The Kongole Old Girls Association (KOGA for short)
Celebrated the Jubilee with enthusiasm on July 2nd.
We could have joined in on their song!!!!!!!!!
you pour that love into the hearts of your students." May it
be true, because it certainly sums up what we want to do....It
was getting dark by the time it all ended and the meal turned
out to be supper, not lunch, but no one seemed to mind. �e
day was very well organized by the school and by one of the
Old Girls, Valentina Lokol, and I can only thank the Lord
for the event and for Valentina and ask him to pour out his
Spirit of love on all who prepared for it and participated in it
in any way.”
FOUNTAIN ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART
SECOND ANNUAL ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE BARAT BOOK AWARD
�is award is based on one of St. Madeleine Sophie’s many
wonderful quotes:
“Your example, more than your words, will be
an example to the world”.
�is book award is now presented annually each June to the
student in the Grade XII graduating class who has conducted
himself in an exemplary fashion throughout his years at
Fountain Academy of the Sacred Heart. �e recipient is a
student who has demonstrated kindness to others and
upholds the values of loyalty, honesty and integrity.
Sister Margaret, on behalf of the class of 1959 & special
friends, on June 11, 2011, presented the above book award.
�e recipient, Justin Kho, received 1000 Sacred Places by
Christopher Engles.
Justin has been with the Academy since grade 10 and was
consistently on the honour roll. Captain of his basketball
team, he is a real leader among the boys. Last year he
achieved his Bronze Duke of Edinburgh award and has
received several Principal’s Honour Pins. He regularly serves
mass at his local parish and is an active volunteer on school
projects such as the Holy Cross Cemetery restoration project
as well as service in his community.
Our class had committed funds for this Award for twenty
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years. We recently had a letter from Mr. Marchand, Principal,
of the Academy advising us that they have made the
decision that after our fund has expired that this Award
would continue to be made ‘in perpetuity’ on our behalf so
the legacy from our class will carry on – kind of nice feeling
for all of us to know that as a group we now have this Award
in our name given forever. Our real intent was to give
something to the young students albeit symbolically from the
mature generation to the young generation in the name of
our foundress. I think we have accomplished that intent.
CONGRATULATIONS LADIES
Submitted on behalf of the Class of 1959
Janet McDermott Morris
Justin Kho received the Award from Sr Margaret

We received a lovely note from our Provincial, Mary Finlayson,
rscj for the card we sent on her mother Irene’s passing in
Winnipeg on May 11th, 2011. “I want to thank the Pt. Grey
Alumnae for their very generous memorial enrolment for my
Mother with the Cenacle. She would love that! You are very
thoughtful. Please pass along my thanks.”
We have sent a prayer card to the Cary Family on the passing
of their dear family member, Agnes Carey ’39 of CSH
Winnipeg (Ravenscourt). Agnes was in the first Graduating
Class and her cousin Terese Wright fondly remembers that the
Class of ‘39’s Graduation picture was prominently displayed in
the school parlour. Agnes died in Vancouver this September at
88 after an acute bout with cancer.
We received a lovely card of thanks from Diane Remien
Tymick on the passing of her wonderful husband Henry who
had a long battle with Cancer. “Your spiritual gift is surely
winging my dear Henry to Heaven”.
We have sent a prayer card to Patricia Barrett Geraghty ’56
(Forest Ridge) on the passing of her mother Harriot Berens
Barrett ’28 (Forest Ridge) who died at 101 years of age.
Maria-Teresa (Jones) Newell ‘63 Peru clicked that Sr. Mary
B. did a beautiful job giving the eulogy at Harriet's Celebration
of Life and Mass. “it was so moving to see and hear from
some of Harriet's family members; she had 10 grandchildren
and 20 great-grandchildren.”
We sent prayer cards to both Daphne McKeen ’62 and Mimi
(McKeen) Cooke ’68 as both their mother and stepfather
passed away last Fall and they lost another family member in
February.
We sent a prayer card to Ambriss Clermont wife, mother of 4,
mother in law of 4, and grandmother of 7, day care provider,
care giver, and generally overall dynamo in life. Ambriss is
Honourary President:
Canadian Provincial of the
Society of the Sacred Heart
Mary Finlayson, rscj
131 Dalhousie Street
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 7C2
mfinlayson@on.aibn.com
Alumnae Moderator:
Margaret Connolly, rscj ’39
1455 Summer Street,
Halifax, N.S. B3H 4L6
Ph: (902) 423-7579
margrscj@hotmail.com
President:
Airlie Ogilvie ’65
2117 West 46th Avenue
Vancouver, B.C. V6M 2L2
Ph: (604) 266-4206
mapleair@shaw.ca
Past President:
Fiona Walsh ’67
Ph: (604) 980-8436
fewalsh@yahoo.com
Vice President:
Julie (Wiseman) Lapinsky ’73
Ph: (604) 940-0040
julielapinsky@dccnet.com
Treasurer:
Sandra Walton ’68
Ph: (604) 460-2024
tedsan@shaw.ca
Prayer Cards Sent
Executive Assistant:
Marguerite Goldsmith ’69
Ph: (604) 433-6538
marguerite@sfds.ca
margueriteinbby@shaw.ca
Executive
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Heather Shaw ’65’s cousin and is still hoping for a miracle at
Sannich Peninsula Hospital palliative care unit.
We have sent prayer cards to Cecily (d’Harnoncourt) Trapp
’65 and Isabelle (d’Harnoncourt) Franckenstein ’67 on the
passing of their mother, Margret. As Cecily wrote “my mother,
who had just had her 89th birthday, died in her sleep mid
August. My father alone now, ... has a live-in nurse ... soon I
shall be back in Innsbruck for the winter and can visit him
often.“
We sent a prayer card to Anne ’67 and Pippa de Cossan ’73
on the passing of their father Charles Anthony de Cosson.
Kitten (�ornton) Marks ’65 and her mother Nora �ornton
were at the funeral and Cecily (d’Harnoncourt) Trapp ’65 was
with everyone in Spirit from Austria.
We have sent prayer cards to the Locke family on the passing
of their father, Charles: Mary Locke ’68 in Vancouver,
Barbara Walls ’71 in Wellesley Mass., and Dorie Pottinger
’72 in Vancouver.
Ursel (Gnass) Baron ’68 sent a lovely card from Lethbridge.
“�ank everyone for the Cenacle Prayer card. Prayers do help
so much and I know my husband
John is in a better place with no
more pain.”
Laura Sanie-Leask ’68 sent us a
lovely card thanking us “for your
kind prayers for my father, he was
95 and my good friend.”
We have sent a prayer card to
Debbie (Dumaresq) Teeple ’71
and family on the passing of her
daughter, Linda Stewart.
Membership Secretary:
Sandi (Mah) Sasaki ’67
Ph: (604) 850-2801
sandisasaki@shaw.ca
(Subject: CSH Newsletter)
Newsletter Committee:
Sandi (Mah) Sasaki
Airlie Ogilvie
Maureen Elliott
Marguerite Goldsmith
Meeting Cashier:
Sean(Cullinan)Ullmann ’67
Ph: (604)431-8445
ullmann@shaw.ca
Prayer Card Contact:
Ellen (O’Malley) Riley ’50
Ph: (604)266-7777
Archivist:
Marguerite Goldsmith ’69
Ph: (604) 433-6538
marguerite@sfds.ca
margueriteinbby@shaw.ca
CASHA Rep:
AASH Rep &
Conference Liaison:
Maureen Elliott ’67
Ph: (604) 731-2824
mae13@shaw.ca
AMASC Liaison:
Frances Murphy ’80
Ph: (604) 734-2586
frmurphy@shaw.ca

�e Convent’s Centennial
Julie (Wiseman) Lapinsky ’73 your Vice President and I have attended the first of several Centennial Committee
Meetings at St. George’s. Exciting things are in the works.
�����January 1st 2012 there will be a Centennial Link on the
St. George’s Website. http://www.stgeorges.bc.ca Click in
and enjoy. Please feel safe to loan pictures or bring memorabilia
of your days at school. �ey will be treated so carefully
to enhance the website, and will be returned to you as you
gave them.
Contact Elizabeth S. Knox for information on how to send
your pictures etc. to her safely.
Archivist and Historian
St. George's School
604-221-1363
eknox@stgeorges.bc.ca
Elizabeth enjoyed �anksgiving week at the City House in
Montreal with Adria Seccareccia, Archivist: Canadian
Provincial Archives of the Society of the Sacred Heart.
Hopefully Elizabeth will find all sorts of wonderful pictures
and information about our beautiful school which she will
share with us in the Historical Display or Web site.
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�����Saturday, May 5th, 2012 St. George’s 59th Fair will
celebrate �e Convent’s Centennial!
Come and help serve cake, help man the Historical
Display, enjoy your old school’s 100th Birthday.
������In June the Corner Stone will receive a new Time
Capsule.
What would you like to put in the Time Capsule of 2012?
Come and enjoy with the Community the celebration of
such a wonderful event.
I look forward to seeing Carole Badgley and her friend
Betty MacRae as Carol’s Great Uncle Charles Badgley was
the architect of our beautiful school.
Look for the date of this Time Capsule Event in your Spring
2012 Newsletter.
See you at St. George’s Fair: from 10 am until 4 pm or any
time between on Saturday, May 5th, 2012.
Love, Airlie
COME TO THE CONVENT’S
100th BIRTHDAY PARTY
At St. George’s 59th Fair
On Saturday May 5th 2012 !

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