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The Ottawa Citizen Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Tue, Jul 11, 1972 Page 18 Karen Kershaw was from CPHS CPHS– and there is NO header to what it was but Sherri Iona said Student Council 1971-1972–— 1972 CPHS Library Club.. Photo thanks to Wendy Healey 1972 CPHS Library Club.. Photo thanks to Wendy Healey 1972 CPHS thanks to Wendy Healey 1972 John Brunton 1972 CPHS thanks to Wendy Healey 1972=…

Janice Tennant Campbell    This is a note and a tatted/embroidered hankie that Mom/ Joyce Tennant received from her teacher Elizabeth Brown. I believe she is the lady front and center of the photo, taken on the steps at CPHS in 1948. Mom is on the far left in the front row. Thanks to Janice for this photographed with her brother Jim. The Tennant family Joyce and Janice Tennant Family…

This is quite the picture–These young men were riding in sty;e in the ADHS Homecoming parade prior to attending a football game between the Almonte Thunderbolts and the Carleton Place Golden Bears. The Thunderbolts were downed by the Golden Bears 17-0– anyone know the year?Thanks to the scrapbook of Lucy Connelly Poaps Penny Trafford says: Penny Trafford I’ll narrow the years down to 73-74.…

pic of a CPHS field day with Dad starting a race. Hi Linda, My son Daniel, daughter in law and  grandchildren from Victoria were visiting for several days and we had a wonderful visit. Just a tidbit of history my son Daniel‘s  paternal Grama was Helen Templeman niece of William Templeman Senator in Laurier’s government and owner/ editor Almonte Gazette then went west and became owner of…

What’s in a Picture? Thanks to Sheila Coyne

Photo from Sheila Coyne Thanks to all of you for sending in photos– I am going to document a few of them. Stella Waugh I certainly wasnt built for a tube top. Much fun with that Maryann girl. I remember that day like it was yesterday. We were on our bikes and Craig Robertson came around the corner a bit too fast and we tried to jump the curb and ended up with skinned knees. Good thing the…

“Bias it is”: CMIE chief’s defence of CPHS survey elicits fresh critical response from Jean Drèze, Anmol Somanchi

We are grateful to Mahesh Vyas, CEO of Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), for his informative response to our critique of the Centre’s Consumer Pyramids Household Survey (CPHS). Our main point was that poor households seem to be grossly underrepresented in the survey. Vyas asserts that it is “nationally representative”. We are not convinced. In fact, Vyas’ rejoinder confirms that the…