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smmope ,Women'a Institute .held .,.,;,- monthly meeting on March 3 .t the home oi Mrs. Iaouis Mar- hall. laoll call was answered by 20 mcmbers and four visitors. It was decided to send all to the Red Cross and to have Barbara Mac- Milian, Edith Misener. Lois MIC- Callum and Laura Misener make ,. canvas! 0! the district.

Sick committee gave their re- port on calls made, and school committee reported nothing need- ed tor the school. i

New committees were appointed ,5 iollows:

sick, Mrs. Louis Kielly and Mrs. l-larry Lawson; school. Mrs. Harry Macbauchlan; lunch, Mrs. Mar-

and Mrs. J. I. Misener: lrogram, Mrs. George Maielliiian and Mn Emmett Martin.

Mrs Misener thanked the mem- bers for all the letters she receiv- ed .while residing in B. C. Mrs. Horace Marshall and Mrs. Keith Douglas invited members for the quilting bees.

Mrs. Malcolm Macliauchlan in- vited members (or the April meet- ing. roll call to be answered with "something we would like our Institute to accomplish." and to have a grab bag to the value of 25c. A discussion followed on buying an organ iorithe school and hav- ing music taught. The secretary was asked to write to Miss M. Robin for information.

Two contests were put on by Mrs. Louis and Mrs. Horace Mar-

gu-at MacAulay, Mrs. Lloyd Bell,

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10. One bent upon a. career

11. Helmet- shape part 1 Bot.)

12. Thing of value

14. Men's nickname

15. Piece of rock

17. Southern state ubbr.)

ls. Reality

20. Greek letter

2!. Stitch

22. Cook in fat

23. Pollen- bearing organs ( Bot.)

25. Born

27. lndehiscent fruit

28. Crouches from fear

Si. Retired

84. 100,000 rupees

35. Mister ( abbr.)

36. One of the Queens oi England

:7. Overhead

38. Quantities of paper

40. Music note

(1. A bovine niminant (No. Am.)

ll. Valuable fur-bearing animal

45. Fortunes

47. Lands along ocean

DOWN I. Describable by a number I. Indian Ifiiiibtfsy I. A loan ( Obs.) 4. Fuel 6. Masculine pronoun 0. People of Iran ,1. Ascend 8. Letter 5 9. Variant of Stephen 11. Strong hook with a handle 18. Marbles

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r The iuneral oi Mr. Bpurgeon Warren or North River, was held March 4. from, his home. Rev. Mr. Barber and Rev. Mr. A. 5. Wet: conducted the service and outdat- ed at the home and grave.

Mild and rainy weather caused. the ice on many rinks. to get al- most bare. The North River Com- munity rink had to postpone sev- eral of the plsyoii games in the league, on account oi mild weather.

Mr. Russell Wheatley of North River, had an attack at the 'flIs.

Mr. James Jewell oi Kingston. was in North River on March 1. vlstlng his mother.

Mr. Everett Btevenson of North River, underwent an operation in the P. E. I. Hospital. All hope for a speedy recovery.

Friends and neighbors or Mrs. Harry Scott of North River, are glad to see her home again aiter being a. patient in the P. E. 1. Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Cliiton Stewart and family oi Central Royalty were visitors at the home oi Mrs. Ste- wart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jewell or North River.

The friends or Mrs. Alice Yeo oi Kingston, are sorry to hear oi her continued illness.

Messrs. Chalmers Newson and Clilford Proud of Hampshire and Warburton Godfrey oi Wlltshire, were visiting in the states recent- ly.

Mrs. John Jewell, Jr., oi North River, was a recent visitor at the home oi her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Stewart. Central Royalty.

A good many of the farmers of North River and Cornwall are get- ting their cattle inoculated for black leg.

Mr. Roy Jewell oi Meadowbank. is employed at the home or Mr. Edison Mutch of North River. while Mr. Mutch is up in the States delivering his prize-winning Jersey

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The monthly meeting of Carleton women's Institute was held a the home oi Mrs. Harold Mut on March 9.

"Irish Joke" and sympathy or get- weli cards.

Sixteen members responded. three new members joined In there was one visitor pruent.

It was decided to send the In- stitute quilt to the Red Crou. A letter was read from l-lillingdon Institute in England and a. lovely linen tablecloth was shown which the Institute sent to Carleton In- stltuie.

It was decided to send 82. to the fund for a cultivator to be sent to India. Blanket Committee reported an order sent for 46 blankets and one bedspread. It was decided to semi more woollens in June.

Sick Committee reported six calls and treats taken. New sick com- mittee is Mrs. Maccallum and Mrs. Nathan Bell. New school com- mittee ls Mrs. Wendell Macwiiliams and Mrs. Arthur MaoMicken. Play committee reported they had chosen the play "Aunt Jenusky on War Path" and had sent for bools. it was decided to send.io Red Cross ofiioe for 3.000 cod liver oil osp- sules for school children.

New lunch committee is Mrs. Albert Craawell, Mrs John Qulgley, Mrs. Morley Muttart, and Mrs. Heber Myers. Next meetng is to be held at the home of Mrs. Boyd Lowther. A iinance oorrunittee oi Mrs. John Myers, Mrs. John Quiz- ley, and Mrs. Nathan Bell was appointed for the purpose of find- ing ways to make money for the Institute. It was decided to answer roll call for next meeting with two parcels for parcel post sale to be held in the near future,

Mrs. John Quigley reported that Red Cross Convener took in to Rod Crou Ofiice for last month the following articles: one' pull-

over. (two years): three blouses;

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SOUTH MILTON W. I.

The March meeting of South Milton W. I. was held at the home oi Mrs. Gerald Hooper with 18 members present.

The Red Cross secretary report- ed six pair socks and three pull- overs had been completed and ad- ditional work dlatributed. Half oi iihe district had completed the canvass for funds and the other half ready to start. The school committee had purchased paper towels and suggested dustbane be purchased. Theo sick committee had visited the sick and three puaircels oi irult were acknowledg-

On motion it was decided to pay a membership tonthe Music Festival and five delegates were named.

A receipt for a 82 donation to the March oi Dimes was receiv-

Roll call was answered with ed

An offer of a donation of Bibles from the Gideon Society was thankfully accepted.

A successful grab bag project and a. sale 01 donated goods were car- ried out, Mrs. J. D. MacDonald acting as auctioneer. "i

Mrs. A. E. Piercey invited the April meeting to her home when the roll call will be 'iYour Mother's Maiden-Name". will be in charge of Mrs. J. R. Coles. Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Macbean and Mrs. Moore.

two pairs pyjamas; two puilovers (else six); and one pr. ankle socks and new materials were handed out to be made up. Two premium blankets were sold and proceeds were 310.00.

The refreshments,

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One of the greatest salvage feat: in British history culminated when this photo was taken in Liverpool. The S. S. Empress of Can. ads, 20,235-ton liner that burned there a year ago, is shown hack on an even keel as electric pumps suck out the water and mud her holds, after lying at a 90-degree list in Liverpool's Gladstone dock.

Albany and . Vicinity -Aivir. Vance Dixon of North

Tryon. was a recent business visitor to Summe-rsldc.

The snow plow under the cap- able operator, Mr. Reg. Thomas appeared again on the main High- way alter the last storm on Wed- nesday March 10 and 11. This storm caused a lot oi drills and back and side roads were blocked to cars and trucks. The weight restrictions on trucks was llited and many heavier trucks were in operation on the Trans Canada. Highway leading into Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Dawson oi North Tryon;"'motored to Bedeque on Thursday to visit with Mrs. Dawson's Mother who is very ill at her home in Bedeque. They report traveling conditions being very bad on their trip, and being stuck in the snow driiis oi the last storm.

on February 13, six cars oi hockey fans and players motored to Murray Harbor to see the game between Little Sands hockey -team and Albany St. Pain in a play- off game beiore a packed house at the Murray Harbor rink. The score in favor of the Albany Si. Pats team eight to three.

Mm Doreen Howatt, student at the Charlottetown Business College, was s. week-end visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howait.

Mr. Wcndall Howatt oi North

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Says No Excessive Gold Mines Profits

OTTAWA. (CP)--Mines Minister Prudliam says that Canadian gold mines are not making excessive proiits or using federal assistance to mine low grades oi ore.

He made the statement in the Commons Wednesday in reply to

'questions asked by Joseph W.

Nosewox-,thy, (CCF - York South) during debate of a government bill to continue operations or the Em- ergency Gold Mining Assistance Act through 1954. The legislation received second reading-approval in principle-and the House be- gan clause-by-clause study of the bill. ,

Mr. Noseworthy said the act was passed in 1948 to assist high-cost or marginal gold mines to con-

tlnue operation. However. he said,-

there now la evidence that the subsidies are being used to mine low grade ores. leaving higher grades in the ground, and to in- crease the proilts oi mine owners and stock speculators. Charges had been made that neither the miners nor the mining communities was beneiiting from the emergency as- sistance.

Tryon, who recently returned (mm a. trip to the Southern States has returned to work with the produce firm oi Crossman and Bradshaw of Albany. Mr. l-lowait reports a delightful trip and enjoyed his journey to the Sunny South.

Miss Margaret Dawson of Albany and Carleton Siding, was a. week- end visltor at. the home of her sister Mrs. l-lilas Calms, North

Tryon.

As scrap the Canadian Paciilc Steamships-

MILTON W. A.

The W.A. of St. John's Church, Milton, met on Wednesday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Percy Hooper. The meeting opened with the hymn "There Is A Green Hill" followed by prayers in unl- son. Mrs. Garth Hooper read the Scripture lesson. Fifteen members answered roll call with a verse from the Bible.

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LAKIVIIW W.I.

The March meeting at Interior Institute met on the 0th at In home of In Wesley Iranea-,Nor4j. Lake. Roll call was answered "what women dislike most men”.

Receipts were received ior a paid to March of Dimes. and 8 paid to T.B. League. A message oi appreciation and thanks was received from Mrs. Cummings fos remembrance sent her when sich. also one from Mrs. ED. Prasq ior message of sympathy. i

School committee for Lakevlilis gave their report, and Mrs. Lloyd Rose and Mrs. Francis Rose were appointed to visit that school. North Lake committee were re- appointed.

Program was made up or a mu. test by the president and readings by Mrs. Francis Rose, Mrs. Ir-yr; Baker, Mrs. Lyman Rose and re. James Dingwell.

Ten members and two visitors were present. Roll call for next meeting is to be answered by "What I dislike most in women."

A. meetings gave interesting high- lights. Miss Elsie Hooper, the education secretary assisted by Mrs. Piercey conducted the study on Africa.

The social hour was spent in sewing followed by tea served II! the hostess.

Mrs. W. H. Home invzed ths next meeting to her home.

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In April Reader's Digest, his wife tells you the behind-the-scene story of their life in hiding (under assumed names in an undisclosed spot) as fugitives from Soviet vengeance.

Be sure to read the clonk-and- dagger procedure of the Gouzen- koai life in April Reader's Digest. It's just one of 39 articles of last- ing interest, condensed from lead- ing magazines, current books. Ge! your copy today. . TM

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