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. rnent miter to vxetons su's'-i og her Mr-I.‘ Charles Miller.

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to was a recent visitor with rela ves and friends in Hampton enAVi_ s. .

Thomas. town.-spen e week-and n on visual; her mother who is . has been quite ill. _

Mr. and Mrs. William‘ Smith. cumberland, were reoentvvisiinrs in Victoria guest of Mr. and Ills.

‘ 1'. 0.1331!!!‘- Miss Eva Maobsod. Registered _

Lab. technician. Provincial Saneto lum has been spending the past week at her home in Victoria.

Friends of Mrs. James Boulter er. are sorry to learn‘ she is con- iined to bed through illness and sewishheraspeedyreturn tohet iormer health.

us, wesley Olark. Toronto called home by the illness and subsequent death or his father Albert Clark is spending some time with his mother in Victoria.

Miss Verna Meoneod who has been convaleecing at her home here after her recent illness hes return- ed to remme duties in Charlotte- town.

Mrs. Wilfred Macauarrle has returned to her home in Victoria much to the delight ‘of her many irlends here alter spending the winter months pleasantly in Mel- den. Mass.

Mrs. l‘... D. Mscneod and Mrs. Donald Macheod. Victoria. attend- ed the Fashion Show he in diar- ylottetown recently an at which the letters _der.uhter Miss Donalda Macbeod was a" model.

Mrs. ‘Everett wctlon and young sons Preston nd George have re- turned to the r home in Charlotte- town after an enjoyable visit in Victoria, ‘guests oi‘ Mrs. Wotton's

parents and Mrs. Harry Clark. 0'"

Miss Doreen Mecbeen, Halifax.‘ spent several days recently visitirt her parents Mr. and Mrs. xenneth

nsaclean, Victoria. Th also ed s.I,.ot-her zuests their. :1. Mr. - son Maoneen and Mrs.’ nlaeleen.

Toronto.

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A very successful been supper put on by the lirening Auxiliary along with a beeeer by the Ladies Aid attracted quite a crowd to the Hall in Victoria on Saturday llarcii ll. Needless to se an enjoyable time was had’!!! present. and a goodly sum realised. ,

several from this locality attend-

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unexpected passing on March eth following a severe heart attack. Mrs. Mylod spent several weeks here during most holiday season: at the orient Hotel and her kind biG disposition endeared

to the hearts of many. she was a former Islander a sister of

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‘ Mr. -W. Platte Cameron. Albany. _ and never was happier than when

th moods of bye- deys oi pleasant memories of . Never again smiling count- enanoe in this Village by the see. this lady whose deit ringers could fashion many beautiful things ior wes an expert needlewomen. she leaves behind a beautiful

shell ever be kept serts of her relatives raunton and Prince

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letter of Appreciation

The following letter from a Mellick Women's Institute thank- ing the members for the many food parcels which they have sent during the past year.

Abbotsley, St. Nects. Hoisting- down, England. Jan. ms.

Deer Mrs. Macllsche-rn or pre- sent Secretary:—

Thsnls you so much for the per- cels received on Tuesday vlho 10th. What a kind thought of all your members. Meat is one of our most rationed tooth. we get i shilling as worth each a week.

01 and when we are able to get

these can of beef they are such I lot at points those that have ohly one or two books are unable to get theirs. so I leave you to gueu this is a very pleasant gift to all of us. We had es members this year. end we start our New Year and pay subscriptions this month. we hope _to have a few

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- choir gained the Rose Bowl for

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100.000 man-hours. The percentage compares, he said. with on 11.49 per cent average for all other in- dustry.

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ATOMIC PLANS SAFE NEW YORK, March 29 — (AP? — It's twice as safe working with atomic energy as in the average American industrial plant. Mernl

you a very happy and prosperous New Year and great success to your institute this year. I am yours sincerely. MR8. A. JAKEB, Secretary.

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lllisenbud, director of the Health and Safety Division of the U.S. Atomic Energy commission's New York oiiice, sold today the accid- ent rate in the atomic energy in- dustry is 0.3 per cent for every

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