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hell, Canoe Oove, who poqed “py June 10th, 1047. ‘wugh her smile is gone forever nor voice we cannot hour | ‘has! never lose sweet memories the one we llivtd l0 468B

uvlpgly Remembered, Colln and Catherine, Cambridge, Moss.

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JOHN STETSON - The death ocrunrcd at the Prince llwani sinnd Hospital on Satur- day l-iiii, of Jchn Stetson of lfarsiitlcld, the eldest son of the lite Thomas Stetson and Isabelle MncGrognr in lils ninety-first year. Mr. Stetson had not been in his mun‘ mod health during the winter months nut! on April 2nd entered the P. . i. Hospital. vrhere on April eightreutli lir- suffered a stroke from ivnicli he did not recover and pas ll nrxnv on the above date. l!‘ Stetson lived on the Island s nu if.» \\l!ll‘!lli‘ exception of five ‘ ll iv» spout in Vancouver, ‘, uiili his wife and family. lifi‘. Stetson lcnves to moum two sons Gordon in Highfleld; Leslie in llinsinffnnge: a brother Archibald residing in ‘Edmonton. Alberta. l»!!! vile Mary Elizabeth Ferguson pre- deceased him on June 8th, 1940. Also two sons Atliol and Harry. Despite tho stormy day n largo mrourse o.’ friends and neigh- bours gathered nt Marslifleld Pres- byterian (‘iiurch from where his funeral axis hold on Monday. April Nth, lhr srrvlrr» was conducted by llev. Nnuiinn Young and Rev. ll. llacciiiium n! York United Charge. the Presbyterian and United Church Choirs sang the hymns The Lord ls My Shepherd. Jesus lsiioiir Pilot Mo. 0 Love That W‘!!! Not. Lt? ‘lir- Co. ‘Tic floral tributes were lleauiiiiu mid are as follows:-- Sprni'-Bclle and Gordon. ' Spray-Laura, Anson and Judith. ' Bnrsv-iieii-n, Cecil and Family. [quay-tinny and Leslie. hfiimyqilr. and Mrs. W. R. God- v.

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ls Your hilly "swamped" by school exams? June is s trying time of year for school-age chil- dren . . . but here's n way in send them of! to i classes feeling ready for come-whairmsyl Give them a good breakfast of smoothly delicious “Cream of Wheat". Dress it up for them with added rsuune . or apricots as a special treat. And remember-it's good for them! 5 _Minute “Cream of Wheat ‘i ll fairly brimming with blood-build- _ mg Iron —e.ud it provides import- ant Calcium and Phosphorus for diets deficient in these elements. So make cvcn “exam-time" break- fast a cheery men! for all the family with extra big servings of “ CREAM OF WHEAT". It's so cosy for vou to prepare .. .sucli s wonderful way to start the day right!

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TQONIO. Juno l-Jdnlmum salary for ministers should bo raised above $0.000 s year, the ‘mh General Amcmbly of the Presby- terian Church in Osnsdo recom- mended irfdoy. Present minimum wage is 81.000.

This decision come sitter s com- mittee under Rev. A. N. Miller of mllwton. out. had studied the scale of stipends.

Rev. John sleNsb at Kitchener. Ont, was unanimously appointed edtltor of the churchb oflicinl pub- lication. The Record. H: had been acting editor for the last two years.

- Standing Offer

(Gazette Sh! Reporter) 01TAWA-—Il any member o! the House of commons can get enough milk from a cow to pro- duce $1.50 worth of’ butter, Joseph O. Gour (LP-Russell) 1s willing to give him “the cow, the pail, the bench on which you sit, the milk and the barn, too."

He made this- standing offer in the House of Commons recently during the resumed debate on the bill to end the oleo-margarinc ban, intlodiuccd by James Sinclair (L- Vancouver North)

Tlhe Liberal MP, who spoke in French. said that he had recently had s. visit from a friend who complained about the high cost of butter.

He said that he had proffered the following challenge to deter-

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'mlne if the complaint were well-

founded:

"Your wages will be $1.50 an hour, with three weeks holidays with pay. and time of‘! Wit PM‘ for sickness. I will order my chauffeur to drive us to a good farm owned by one of my ncphvws and if you are able to milk en- ough milk in one hour to produce $1.50 of butter value. I will givt you the cow, the pail, the bench on w-hlch you sit. the milk. and the barn. too."

Said Mr. Gour: "He refused 31¢ cfler and I now make it to any honorable member of this House" There d~idn‘t seem to be any takers here either.

nasr diorama’ SCHOOL Hcnoi‘ Roll for May. Senior Department

Grade X - ‘i. Irma Holmes 1.

Lorraine Morrissey. 3- JOB" Moore.

Grade IX - l. Jean Parkman. 2. Leona Morrissci’. 3» mttlll!“ Walsh.

Grade V111 - i. Barbara Mac- Kinrion, 2. Doreen MacDonald.

3. Ruth Cudi-norc.

Grade v1 - l.- HarTY love 1- Helen Walsh. 3. Marilyn Smith. Perfect attendamcc: David Hearts, Mary McCann, Helen Walsih.

l-Ilgflieet Average: 90.8 per cent. Teacher - Elinor MacOaull.

Harry Love,

Primary Department

Grade V - l. Olive Parkman. 2. Garfield MncKlnncn. 3. Doreen Walsh.

Grade IV _- i. Janet MacDon- ald, z, mttio cudmore, 3. Edna Cudmorc. ‘

Grade II‘! - 1. Aline Corcoran. I. Norma Holmes, If. Billy M-ller. Girndo II — 1. Joseph Dahl. I. Helen Mncltinncn, s. Lions Smith. '

Grade I (at - 1. Elise Love, 2. Douglas Miller, ‘l. Harry Mac- Donald. (b), 1 mrgie Robertson.

Perfect Auenclince: Richard Hearts, miss uwe, Douglas Mil- lcr.

Highest average in Primary Department: - Elise Love 90.0 per cent.

Teacher: Unds urter.

JIBIHTB’ BARK Jesuits’ Burk is an old name given to the bark of chinchons trees, from which quinine is ob- tained. i

CAI!!! 0F THANKS

I wish to thank the Dr., the Nurses of the Prince County Hos- pital for their attention to me while s patient there. llr. and Mrs. Elmer Punter for caring for ‘me at their homo after leaving Hospital; slro those who sent cards, letters, flow- ors and fruit and those who so kindly helped my family and 1 dur- ing my lllncs.

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Honour roll for the month of May:

Grade X-l. Kenny MacLean. Grade IX-—l. Mildred Mac-Don- ald; 2. Frances Noddy; 3. Noreen lilcKenna.

Grade VIII-l. Betty MsoDon. aid; 2. Blair MacLcan; 8. Rose McKeiina.

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Grade IV—1. Elspeth Mscbcod; 2- Celine Naddy; 3. August; M“. Donald.

Grade III-l. Eleanor MacDon- aid.

‘Grade I fAi~1. Eileen MacDon. aid: 2. Margaret Taylor.

Grade f (Bi-i. Gavan Mcxen. rm: _2. Ignatius MacDonald.

Highfil- HWYBSEI Elspeth Mac- Lerid. 97.357.

Freda Carver, teacher.

KKGSTON w‘. s,

Thc regular monthly meeting o.‘ the Kingston W. I. was held at the SCHOO! 0n June 3rd, The mggflng opened with the members singing s. verse of the Institute Ode and readingthc Institute Creed. Roll Call‘ which was answered with sug. gestions for the District Conven- tion. was responded to by nine members. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and after a slight correcting were approved.

Business arising from the min- utes was as follows: 'I\he bill from the pump has not yet‘ been received. All the sewing was reported finished. It was then decided that the In- stitute try to get the school grounds

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le-Vfllléd off. Buglcstions were made that petunics and mnrigolds he planted in flower boxes. It was then moved and seconded that Mrs. Mrltflcld Yco amd Miss Roma Rodd make a resolution to the effect of bee/utifylngsthe school, to send m to the school meeting for approval.

A letter, acknowledging a. quilt sent. was received. It was moved and seconded that Mrs. Edgar Newson and Mrs. Whitfield Yeo at- tend the Executive Meeting of the Dmrict Convention.

The following committees gave their report. The School Committee reported that paper cups were needed. Mrs. Merril Green, the Corresponding Secretary reported four cards were sent. It was moved and seconded that a sick friend be sent fruit. It was then moved by Mrs. Merril Green and seconded by Mrs. Whitfield Yen that two gallons of ice cream and some cones be purchased as s. treet for the child- ren at the school closing.

It was moved by Mrs. Bertram Willis and seconded by Mrs. Whit- field Yea that the Players and their friends be treated at Sandy's Res- taurant. A special meeting is to be "held previously to this to make fins! decisions. Collection was taken. amounting to 60c. The next place of meeting is to be at the home of Mfrs. Zylpha Newson. Lunch Qom- mlttee. Mrs. Whitfield Yco and Mrs. Harold Stone. It was moved by

14th. Cancer Fund Committee was Secretary send for‘ twelve more receipts. Business let- ters were then read. Mrs. Lcod and Miss Annie Jenkins were appointed to attend Charlottetown Painting Committee Remnant; were

members to

-appolnted.

Convention gave their report.

distributed among make aprons to sell.

Next place of meeting, in school. Roll call “What I see from my Pmsramme committee Mrs. W. MncLeod and lvlrs. I. M. MacDonald. Lunch Oom- mittee. Mrs. Wm. Morrisey and Mrs. F. E. Rooney. A vote of thanks was extonded to Mr. Wm. for music. The programme was as

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Mrs. Heber Campbell and seconded by Mrs. Whitfield Yeo that the meetin, be sdjoumed. A very de- lightful lunch was then served by the committee in charge.

OIIWELL COVE W. I.

The regular meeting of the Orwell Cove Women's Instlt/ute was held in tihe school on Tuesday ev- ening, May 11th, with eight mem- bers present. President presiding. Meeting opened in usual manner. Minutes Of lest meeting were read and‘ approved. Treasurer reported $1137 as amount on hand. The business was as follows: It was moved and seconded that we hold n. dance in hall on Friday, May

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