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TOKYO. March 16 -(Reuters)- apan will triple the number of er coast patrol ships this year nd strengthen their armament. akeo Okubo. director general of he Maritime Safety Board an. ounced today. If plans go ac. ording to schedule. 200 ships win

he guarding Japan's coastline, he said.

FRENCH POSSESSION

Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean has belonged to France ever since i643.

llew. Argyle and llielnlty

The many friends of Mr. Allison Mcllechern are clad to see him out again after his reeent illness.

Mr. John Bruce. -Victoria. spent the week in New Argyle et the home of Mrs. John Stewart.

Mr. pnd Mrs. John Mcuevin were visitors to Hampton at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Manford Beers.

Miss Dorothy Mebougell spent the past week in Desnble. guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bell.

Mrs. Harry McNevin returned to her home after. spending several days in the city the guest od Mrs. at k Doyle.

Much sympathy is extended to Messrs. Dan and Stanton McPhee in the death of their mother. who recently passed away.

A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Darrach in honour of their daughter I-lilda. who was recently married. she received some very nice gifts.

The regular meeting of the New Argyle Y. P. U. was held at the home of Florence Darrach with the .i..c-president. Margaret McDoug- all. presiding over the meeting. The meeting opened by singing ”l-low Lovely Ia Thy Dwelling Piece". Scripture was read by Ellie Stewart in unison. taken from the and chapter of Revela- tions. Prayer was given by Mar- garet Mcnougali. followed by re- peating the Lord's Prayer.

The minutes of last meeting were read. approved and adopted. Roll call was answered by repeat- ing a verse of scripture. and an- swered by 12 members. The hymn ”Jesus. Lover or My Soul" was then sung.

Collection amounted to 31.07. Then the new business began: A letter was read from Mrs. John MacNevin thanking the Y.P.U. for their kind expression of sympathy during her sad bereavement; also a letter of thanks from Mr. Al- lison McEachern for fruit sent him during his illness.

Scripture-John Mcilechern.

Prayer-Florence McDougall

Entertainment-Duncan Darrach. Ellie Stewart. Lewis Stewart.

Sick committee-Mrs. John Mc- Eachern and Mrs. Harry McNevin. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. John Mcllacherri. Hymns for next meeting are 651. 230. 503. Lunch committee. Mrs. John Mc- Eachern assisted by some of the members. Meeting closed by sing- ing "Blessed Assurances". followed by repeating the Mizpah Benedic- tion

At the close of the meeting a gift of a silver plate was present- ed to Hilda, Mrs. Garfield Mac- Kinnon. who was recently married. Mrs. John Mcliachern made the presentation. Hilda thanked the Y.P.U. for their kind rememb- rance.

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Mrs. Linus smith entertained the members .61 Donagh Women's Institute for March meeting. The president opened the meeting with the "ode." followed by roll call which was answered by eighteen --tcmbers donating an article for "bingo."

Reports from committees -Sick sne patient visited and fruit taken. Mrs. John McNally thanked mem- bars for fruit sent to her while a patient in hospital also for a blanket received at Christmas. Schocl committee reported chalk nee-' d. It was moved and second- ed that chalk be purchased. Cor- respondence then read and dis- cussed.

It was decided to get play backs and young members to try and get play started to help Institute funds.

A dainty tea was then served by hostess and game of bingo. fol- lowed. Collection amounted to 52.06. Meeting adjourned.

..M....M...,.,,,. EGYPTIAN TONGUE Arabic is the main language of

Egypt, with French and English secondary languages in Urban Areas. ,

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lilenaladale ' Home And School

The monthly meeting of the Glenadale Home and School As- sociation was held in the C135-51001" March 12, with an attendance 01 twenty-six members.

The meeting opened with PM?" led by'the honorary president, Rev. K. C. MacPherson.

The president in her opening rc-

marks welcomed' all parents and visitors to the meeting. She also expressed appreciation to Father Macl-"hereon for his generous co- operation in all the activities of the home and school. also thanks to the past president. Mrs. Fitz- atrick. for the success of the Dental Clinic. Congratulations were extended to the Sisters and pupils on the hon- ours they attained in the recent provincial contests.

The president also EXP?!-W35 sympathy to members who had suffered recent bereavements.

The minutes of the last mcelinz were read and approved.

Plans were made for a lottery to augment the funds. It was suit- gested that some shrubs be purch- ased for the school grounds. Plans were also made for the showing of a film in in near future.

In introducing the guest speaker". Reverend William Simpson, the presldent referred to the fact that it was due to his zeal and foresight that the home and school was ur- ganized in our district.

Father Simpson in his address stated that education in the pro- per sense of the word is the pre- paration of man for a. life that would ultimately lead him to his true destiny-God.

He referred to the false ideals of many educators at the present time. The three societies respons- ible for the education of the child are 'the family. the-church. and the state.

True education is not the accum- ulation of book knowledge, but a way of life. -

Father Simpson deplored the ex- odus ot young people from rural areas to the urban centres.

The aim of our schools should be the cultivation of a rural cull- ure. Due to the economic condit- ions and the lack of leisure time the people in rural areas cannot enjoy the worth-while things of life.

A vote of thanks. moved by Basil MacDonald and seconded by Mrs. W. F. MacDonald. was presented to the guest speaker by the presi- dent. who also added her personal words of appreciation Posters. which had been made by the children. were on display and were judgedlby Father Mac- Pherson and Father Simpson. The prize winners were: Mildred Mul- len. George MacDonald, Marion smith. Reggie Mcxenna. Freda Maccuillan. end Paddy smith.

The prize winners of an essay contest. which had been previoigliy held, were likewise announr . The winners were": Reggie Mac- Donald. Phyllis Mullen. and George MacDonald.

As a feature of the next meeting. sister Marla Joseph will demon-

strate the ueching of Primary English. , The meeting than adjourned

with the singing of the National Anthem.

OYSTER. BED BIIDGC

The monthly meeting of the Woman's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Russel smith on March 6th.

The president. Howard Carr. opened the mee . The Chi) women's creed was read in uni- son. Roll call I answered eight members a d two-new mun- ,..bers were welcomed. .

The minutes of the previous- znuenotlng were read. approved and

correspondence consisted of e Receipt,fdr IBM to Hllglfl OI

into:-esl.inI'letter troortdre.

coin sseeuod dueribing

foodsmalnd hebite-of the people in

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lxeeatmu nuance, pamphlet on Ieueetlon Wet and several thank-you were re- ceived in aekaow eat

Miss, Nelda i-uchmin land livel-

;' ya Under-hay of York spent set V

uniey.iu the city. . Many friends of an. and . ldmund an are pleased to see them around again after an attack of the flu.

Professor Johnston of Charlotte- town. teacher-of music to York

school childrenwas in York on Thursday. ' rm. Harold Watts. York is on

' an extended visit to her daughter. Mrs. 1-lsaen Bradford. Black Har- bor. Nova Sootla.

Mrs. Melvin Jay. York was 's guest recently to Charlottetown the guest of her daughter and son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford White. .

Mr. and Mrs. Allison West and son Blair of Parkdale were recent- ly the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hor- ace Veseey. York.

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The many friends are pleased to learn that Mr. George Watts has returned to his home alter being a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Mrs. Arthur Johnson, York has returned to her home Mm y recovered after some time spent in the Prince Edward Island Hospit- al. cnarlottetown.

Mr Myron Ling student of Com- merce Department of Prince of Wales college spent the week-end at his home in York.

The regular weekly meeting of the Trail Rangers was postponed on Friday evening due to the ab- sence of their leader Rev. John Douglass who was a guest in Seckvilie last week.

Misses Marguerite Vessey and Mary watts. stenographers em- ployed in Charlottetown were week-end guests of their parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Vessey and Mr. and Mrs. George Watts of York.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the relatives and bereaved family of the late Mrs. (Dr.) Bovyer of Crapauc. whose demise will cause a vacancy in the hcme and community which will be hard to fill. Her remains were laid to rest in Marshfield Ccmeiery.

-Mr. Edison Watts of York has been employed by the W. T. Raw- ieigh Co. of Montreal. He has tak- en over the locality sougiheast of Charlottetown. His many friends wish Edison success in this his new enterprise.

A large number from York and sumounding districts attended the variety concert consising cf dial- ogues, one act play. choruses. solo- ists and instrumental music of Parktiale held in their new Wo- vw-.-.'.x Institute Hall filanced by the Institute and all others who generously gave of their time and tales? and support.

Mr. John Martin of Charlotte- town on Wednesday March 7th was in York School presenting pictures of educational interest and inspiration. some of the pic- tures shown were Little Red Riding Hood. Alice in Wonderland. Bar- bara Ann Scott. Nature Films. Hard Crust of the Earth and it's Flormaticn.

Mrs. James MacLauchlan. Sinn- hope who has been visiting in York guest of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. waiter Mellett is now visiting at the homes cf Mrs. Gregor Maccallum. Brackley Beach. The many friends and relatives in York. Stanhope and coveheed are hoping to see Mrs. Gregor Maccalium. who is a ent in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital. able to return to her home ocmpletely recovered.

A cloud of gloom spread over covehead and stanhope last week when the news spread that death had come to Mr. John MacDonald of southport. To Messrs Leslie and Walter MacDonald and their Bis- ier Adele, and to all other relatives the sympathy of e. hcst of friends and neighbors is exended in the loss of a loving father and broth- er.

The Canadian .Girls in Training postponed Witty in which they en- terelned tbe,membera of the Wo- men's nliseionsry society and the evening'auxiliary of the York Unl- ted Church was held at the menu on hlday night March nth at 0 o'clock. it took the form of a school Suppl shower for Japan. The school a ildren in Japan are iuet allowed two lead pencils a year. We wonder how Canadian children could get along with only two. A devotional period was ob- served. gemea, and dainty relresho . meals were served by tho 0. G. I. T. and their leader. Mrs. John Douglas.

The semi-monthly niedting of the York Islanders of the Junior

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