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-The regular monthly meeting of the North Tryon W. I. was held at. the home of Mrs. Arthur Thomson on Monday evening, June 1. The meeting was opened by re- peating the Creed in unison, fol- lowed by roll call which was re- sponded to by 10 members. Min- utes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Miss Mildred Dawson.

It was reported that the blinds had been purchased for the school, and coat hooks were ordered. Mrs. Sheldon Dixon reported that 316.72 had been received for lunches sold at the community salt-. btit it was not definite how iitucli the proceeds were from the play. It was decided to pack tlio woollens at the school; also to send a baby order to Korea, and to hold a shower ill the hall for a newly married couple. ,

The secretaigv was asked to write to the Deparitiietit of Plli)li(' Works and Higiiitays for school and speed limit signs thzti-.i:li list . Village.

Cori-espoiideiice was read and discussed and reports were given front the different committees - Mrs. Sheldon Dixon and Mrs. Lloyd Howatt for school, and Miss Mildred Dawson for sick. COllP('l.l(ll'lS amounted to 65 cents.

Mrs. Wendell Howatt invited thel members to her home for the ncxt lmeetiiiiz. A delicious lunch was

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V The meeting closed by singing j'God Save the Queen."

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IN MEMORIAM

WILLIAM MABEN MURPHY

The death occurred at the Prince County Hospital on April 29t7h 01 William Maben Murphy age 74 years. He was the son or Allan and Elizabeth Murphy and was born in Irislitown, P. E. I. He came with his parents when a small boy to Ellerslie in NW9, he married Cecelia Munroe adopted daughter of Mary Jane Lafurgey and Hugh lvmnroe who prede- ceased him -thirteen tnontihs ago. To this union was born sixteen children, eleven of whom are left to mourn namely Herbert and Kenneth of Surnimerside, Vau- ghan. Southport, Eldon, Hespe- ler, Ont, Mark, Kentville, N. S., James of McNelll's Mills. Also five daughters. Mabel, Mrs. Thos Skerry and Ruby. Mrs. John Big- ger of Tyne Valley. Inez. Mrs. Wm. Wagner, East Bideford. Ada, Mrs. George Milli:-an of Poplar Grove and Eva. Mrs. Ivan Boulter of Milton. Forty-nine grandchildren. One sister Emma, Mrs. Peter Murphy of st. John N. B. Three brothers. John and George of McNeill's Mills, Earl of Culloden. Mr. Murphy was a retired mail carrier having driven the mail for 34 years. The reinaiiis were token to the Phil- lips Funeral Home on Wednesday and remained there until Thurs- day noon tlieiicc to his home at McNeill's Mills from where bus- ial took place on Friday after- noon at 1.30 in the United Church in Bidcford. Hymns sung were "Now The Laborers Task ls O'er", "We have An Anchor".

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OTTAWA, (OP)-The most ur- gent task facing the Caimdian government is to expand trade with the United Kingdom and the sterling area. generally, George Drew, Progressive Conservative leader, said Wednesday.

Just back from the Coronation, Mr. Drew told a press conference that Canadian farmers are "pay- ing the penalty of failure to keep the British and sterling market open...

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The Fall bearers were Russel Murphy. Ray Paugh. Angus Mc- Donald, Donald Smith, Melville Inglis, William Philiph.

Floral Tributes were:

Pillow, The family, Star. Herb, Pansy and family. Spray, Ken- neth, Beulah and family, Spray, Vaughan, Elva and boys, Cres- cent, Bayfield, Thelma and fam- ily, Spray. Eldon and Myrna, Spray, George, Inez and family, Spray, Tom, Mabel and Bobby, Wreath, Jim, Haul and family, Spray, George, Ada and family. Spray, Mr. and Mrtt. Russel Coles, Spray, Johnnie. Ruby and family, Spray, Mark and Joyce, Wreath, Carney Bros. and Staff, Spray. Eva. Ivan and family, Wreath, Revel. Ruby and Mari- lyn, Spray, Bill Inez and family. Spray, Management and Staff of The Royal Bank in Tyne Valley.

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Ford's admired by everyone because it's such a beauty-inside and out-and because it offers such a satisfying choice of colours,

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He said greater trade there would help both Canada and the U. K., but the fact was that mar- keta had been lost because the Canadian government had taken the attitude the problem was one for the UK.

”I don't think it would be hard for us to get back into the British market, he added. "There is a great demand for Canadian prod- ucts there.

Canada should take the initia- tive. Mr. Drew said.

"We must have the U. K. and sterling markets," he declared. "unless our farm producers are to readjust their whole program.

Mr. Drew declined to discuss the possibility of Britain changing her mind and signing the international wheat agreement. She has already turned it down on the ground the 52.05-a-bushel price in the agree- ment is too high.

Upaurge of Confidence

Mr. Drew, said he noted among the British people "a remarkable upsurge of confidence and faih in themselves." The British had re- established their position in rela- tion to the rest of the world.

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