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VICTORIA. THE VILLAGE BY‘ THE SEA

Mr. Peter MacEachern was weekend visitor to his home Victoria.

ma. Alliaon Lea. Victoria. is mending some time in Charlotte- town.

Miss Maylea Boswell, Assistant Supervisor of Women's Institutes apeut the weekend at her home here. _ .

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Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Bead and young sons Johnnie and David. “The Manse". Hampton, are on a visit to Halifax, N .S.

Mr .and Mrs. Lester Gus. ‘ippln Road, were recent weekend visitors to Tryon, guests of Mrs. Gass’ par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Foy.

Miss Betty Dunsford. student at Prince of Wales_ College. Charlotte- town. was a recent weekend iisitor to her home in Victoria.

rrienus here of Mrs. Joseph Ince, Hampton, are pleased to learr. she is now making a satisfactory recovery after her recent serious illness of pneumonia.

Friends of Mrs. Mark Cameron. Hampton, who is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Charlottetown are pleased to leain she is resting comfortably alter her recent operation.

Mr. James Boulter. Sin, is now at his home in Victoria after having spent some months in the Prince Edward Island Hospital Veterans‘ Wing. Charlottetown.

Friends here of Mr. Edgar Far- rar. Appln Road. are sorry to leam of his illness. He left last week ac companied by Mrs. Farrar to go for special treatment in the United States.

Trout fishing has been a pleas- ant pastime since the season open- ed and several of Victoria's expert anglers including John Knox, Her bert Gill, Windsor Howatt and Ell- dlo Morrison availed themselves o1 the opportunity to bring home some fine catches of these speckled beau- ties.

Mre. Walter M. Lea has return- to her home in Victoria, alter spending the winter months very pleasantly with relatives in Strath- gartnay, Murray Harbour, Char- lottetown and Moncton. Mrs. Lea has been much missed in church and social circles and is being ivarmly welcomed home.

Friends of Mr. P. J. Rogerson. Victoria, are pleased to learn he ls a_ble to be_up and around the house again after his recent illness although still unable to make his usual daily trip to the village and enjoy a friendly chat with a num- ber of the oldsters gathered in the village store to confer on all the most important subjects of the day.

Mr. John Knox, Victoria. made a trip to Charlottetown recently by motor boat bringing back supplies for Wright Brothers Store. A fine mode of travel at this particular season of the year when roads are not yet up to the mark and heavy trucks are prohibited from running in some sections of the roads when: mud is still somewhat in evidence.

The ice has all gone out of the harbour in the Village by the Sea, and once again the fishermen are prepared to set their herring nets in preparation for the coming loo- ater season, and are busy overhaul- ing their gear, braving the chill] weather as they go about optimis- tically. thinking no doubt of what may be in store in the way of a gainful living. Clayton Miller. POD!» lar lolfster buyer will likely be a- gain on the job and it is hoped the usual number-of boats will be in action before long.

the relatives of the Christy Lord, Tryon, whose rather

there last week. Mrs. Lord

the home to mourn their loss loving sister, Estelle Q tenderly cared for her and aged mother who made her

with her, besides a host of neat

cherish the memory of one

A . We are well stocked with Cooliet present, comprising ‘ JWEIUCAN He» Nut. OLD_ svouzv. snmoaiu. CADINNUT; ACADIA LUMP, IRAs o-oa scum» » -' a ~ ’ m cone. i ~

"I bfuvenes m _ ANY QUANTITY D- Cll-LIS a. c0. . ._ ' ‘more: mi i ‘ i

suffering or death. Funeral

conducted by Rev. E. B. Woodaide, assisted bythe Rev. C. A. lficba.

SORE THROAT For 5 Days

Means DANGER

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ratefu to the inflamed mem-

ranea of the cheat, nope and throat. Those raw aurfucea that keep you coughing will be cf. ficientjy treated and relieved of lbw irritation. - _ by not start today and an. Joy the better health you can eecure from P ‘a imp? with, cilia aplan a medicine lilo gone for och i! ' .- ~ o for

er», 35c

Much sympathy is extended to late Mrs.

sudden death occurred at her home- had been a sufferer from arthritis for a number of years and leaves in a ‘rhpmas, who

an home

relatives and friends who will ever who endured unto the end and has now gone where there is- no more ser- vices at the house and grave were

Who ia there that. la wise _ ‘inﬁll?! to predict when a bad cold will end? After a few days, if it growa worse it may develop or f wise, you will heir to protect yourself with Po so

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was GUARDIAN. vml

Mrs. Nell Iowther, Crapaud is t spending some time in Charlotto- ‘ town staying with her daughter. Mrs. Max Burgess who baa been ill the greater part of the winter Her friends in this section wish for h_er a return to her ueual health

Houaecleaning fa in full owing in the Village by the Bea and pref. ty soon the ladies of which were are. no more energetic. kind any- where will have everything set in order ready in enjoy the balmy days of summer which is fas! ap- preaching-V.

The Busy lees Mission- Band held their regular monthly meet- ing in the school room on April 13th. Meeting Iopened by repeating the Members’ Purpose in unison and singing hymn, No. 623. The Scripture lesson from Acts l2. verses 5-11 was read by Kathleen Keough and a recitation. A Secret. was given by Roma Sherren and the collection was taken up by Betty Bruce. A song was then giv- en called Busy Bees by members of the Band. The roll call was answered by a goodly number and minutes of last meeting read and approved and the Treasurer's Re port given. The Study Book was in charge of Miss Freda Howatt. The closing Ritual brought the meeting to a close after which a treat was provided by Mrs. Allison Lea the Band Leader.

On Tuesday evening April 20th. a shower was held in Victoria Hall in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Howatt who were married re- cently, Mrs. Howatt being former iy Miss Marguerite MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald. Victoria. There was a large number of friends and neigh- bours present and the happy young couple were the recipients of many beautiful and useful presents m- ciudlng sums of money. The hall was artistically decorated by gin friends of the bride, the gifts were opened by Miss Al-ba Boulter and Miss Adele MacEachern and the verses read by Miss Christine Mac- Leod. Miss Janet Howatt arranged the gifts on the table. After a de- licious lunch had ‘been served by the ladies present and the groom vigorously bounced. dancing was indulged in, music being supplied by Mr. Alan Boswell on the violin. accompanied on the piano by his mother. Mrs. Keith Boswell. Mr. Keith Boswell acted as master of cerem ’ for the occaslon. The groom is a returned man being a veteran of World War II so after wishing him and his happy young bride bon voyage on the sea of matrimony all wended their way homeward feeling they had spent a very pleasant evening.

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Farewell Presentation

Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. Campbell opened their spacious home e?- Long River on Wednesday evening. April 2lst., to neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MacKay, who are leaving the dis- trict to take up residence at Bun- bury. Mr. Ernest Dunning, as chair- man, spoke briefly and called upon Mrs. A. A. Campbell who read an address to Mr. and Nfrs. MacKay and their children Margaret and Neil. Mr. Arthur Johnstone pre- sented the popular couple with a gift of money. Mrs. McKay was the ieclplent of an address and presentation on behalf of the Long River Presbyterian Church choir, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Campbell represented the choir in this pleas- ant duty. Mr. MaoKay replied. ex pressing his pleasure in friendships. old and new, appreciation of the welcome accorded his wife, com- ing as a stranger to the commun- ity, his sincere thanks for the gilt and regret that he and his family were leaving Long River‘. In con cluslon. he assured his friends they would always be welcome in his home and would ever "find the latch string out." Mrs.. MacKay voiced her thanks in her own in- irnltable ma . and seconded he: husband's sentiments. Then all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." Contents. music and social intercourse pass- ed the remainder of the evening very pleasantly and a. delicious lunch was served. Following are the addresses which speak wed for the esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. MocKay are held by those who know them.

To Mrs. Alfred G. MacKay.

DeaxhMrs. MaoKay: It is with regret that we learn that you m about to sever your connection from us after three years of pleas- ant association and move to In- otber part of our fair Province.

We. the members of the Long River Presbyterian Church Cholv could not let-this opportunity pus without showing our appreciation of the many times you helped us in the "Service of Song" and we would ask you to accept thla small gift as a token of our love and esteem.

Where o'er your lot ie cast may you think kindly of the "Old Choir" whose best wishes go with you and your: to your new home.

A hearty welcgme awaits you whenever you have the opportu“. lty to re-visit u: and may health and every blessing be youra in the Years that lie ahead.

Signed on behalf of the Choir.

Kay, Wee Margaret and Notice.

Dear Friends: When friend: and neighbor-a gather in on an evening like this it has been our privilege’ mostly to welcome some one u our midst. But tonight we are met for a different purpose,

WI ream very much one of our families are leaving ua wehava

and we vmuae any farewell! You "Alfie" some of ua have

you through the yeara and of your kindneu and good iiearteeneu: al. wayc ready to help a friend at ell times. In the war you

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safely, and doubly pie, ' F were we that you brought a wife from "Bonnie Scotland." o

You, Mrs. MacKay came to us a stranger and by your hospitality and genial manner has endeared yourself to us all. Always ready and willing to give of your time and talents to help out in any way for the good of the community.

We are sorry you see fit to leave us but our very best wishes go with you and may every auccers be yours in your new undertaking.

We will watch with interest tho wee ones through the years.

We would ask you to accept this gift from the friends and neigh- bours of Long River.

Make new friends but’ keep the ol

d Those are silver, these are gold. Signed on behalf of Long River friends, April I1. 104B. .

MT. MEI-LICK W. L ~

The ‘April meeting of Mt. Mellick W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Malcolm MocRae with twelve mem- bers in attendance. The president presided. Meeting opened with the singing of The Island Hymn. The creed was then repeated in ' x1 Roll call .was responded to with "My Favorite Fruit." Minutes of March meeting were read, approvi ed and signed.

Mrs. Albert Bruce. Ma's. Lawson MIcEachern and Miss lldno Rob- ertson reported that they had com- pleted the collection for the Red Cross, the total-amount received being $52.00, which includes $30.00 donated by the Institute.

Mrs. Edmund Robertson rqeort- ed that she hadcollected‘ $42.50 for The Canadian Appeal for Children mind. which includea a éionation of $17.00 from the Insti-

ute.

six members paid munberahip fees to the Jhnldflnbenver Boc-

iety. , sick and school Committees gave their reports. Y Postage on food parcel to mgland .. .. Entry fee for 2 classes in Musical Plltival Paw Towels for school ...... .. Advertising Croklnole Party

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; i sue . The Government Grant Ill re- ceived.

An interesting letter was road from Mrs. Jokes. secretary of Abbotliey Institute. ..

Mn. J- n. llaeliachern read‘ a paper. "Essentials cf Gardening". and conmcted a contest.

ay. Collection ainoimud to Q. 1th. .1. I.

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CHRYSLER

A tribute to a magnificent automobile and to your so“! inﬂame“ in eelocling if.

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l named on lunch committee.

The singing of the National An- them brought the meetlng to a close after which a delicious lunch was served by the “ ‘ assisted by Mrs. Jack MaoRae and Mrs. W. J. Mutch.

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Mrs. Colin MacPhaii entertain- ed the members of Cornwall-York Point women's Institute, on Moh- dar evening. April 5th. I

The president presided and the meeting opened with the Institute Ode, followed by the Creed. Roll call was answered by twenty-mem- bers. I

The mluutca of the prqvlom meeting were read. approved and signed. The reports of the dil- ferent committees were then given. It. was moved and seconded that all bills be paid.

A discussion was held on buying material for curtains for the hall, and a committee was appointed to take charge.

Thai mrqtarr reported uamo had been collected in Cornwall district for the Canadian Appeal for Children Fund. and that $3.35 Government Grant was received,

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The usual amount was voted for the Cancer Fund.

The Better Home Contest was discussed. and Mrs. Elmer Frizzeil, Mre. Gordon MacEwen. Mrs. I-leber Horne and Mrs. Gifford Baln were appointed on the committee. Col- lection for the evening amounted to $1.16. .

Place of next meeting undecided. Mrs. James Beer and Mrs. Gor- don IPriuell Ito take charge of program next month. Roll call w be answered by an exchange of flower slips. _

An ihteraatinl contest was put 0n h! Mrs. Gordon Macltwen Hid won by Mrs. Beg. MacEwen.

At the conclusion of business part of the meeting, and after a delicious lunch was served by the York Point ladies, Mrs. stanley Murray served a beautiful Insti- tui: anniversary cake to all prag- on

The meeting clcoed with the Na. tional Anthem.

raauarlu. NUTRITION

At no time in the life‘ span of a "m"! 1e I moeriymaisnceu 1°“! Intel» u important as in the Pfﬂﬂltal Dlrlod. The- food eaten has to build‘ a new body and at

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the some time keep the motherl tissues in good conddtion. Uadi ordinary conditions the nunnn body may withstand nutritional deficiencies for some time without showing appreciable effects but during pregnancy the body's mu- gln of safety la considerably n- d-uced. Because of this» ‘in e!- pectant mother should keep a careful check on her diet and con- ault her physician regarding pm- per foods.

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Canada. spends more than l5.- 000.000 annually for the upkeep d mental hospitals and the cost d mental ill-health ln this counl-fl is estimated conservatively at UM- 000.000 each year. Ilcadlna NP chiatrists believe that much of lhll mental illness could be prevent! by proper childhood training. Pair- ents and teachers should stimuli to understand the children in liiell care and train their minds to w

with the problems they will aini as adults.

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