OAILI HEAD EAST SOIIOOL 0

APRIL 22. 1952

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....'Itonour roll for the month or

March.

Grade VIII - l. Auldon Suther- und, 2. Edna Macxinnon. 3. Ben- ngt MacDonald and Mary MllllllIY-

and; VI - l. Arlene MacKin-

nuj, 3. Eddie Macxinnon.

Grade V -- 1. Patricia MacKin- non, 2. Jack Lewis, 3. Beatrice Mac-

xtnnon.

and; N - i.' Patricia Macbean.

1 Ralph Mackinnon.

Grade II on - 1.

2. Hughle Maoliinnon. 3. Jean Mac- Innis

Grade I (I) .- i. Mary Lewis; (b) 1. Kenneth Macxinnon. 2. Leonard Maoxinnonz (c) 1. Gerald Mac- Donald, 2. Noel MacDonald.

Highest average in senior grades: Auldon Sutherland 88 per cent.

Highest average in Junior grades: Bernadette MI'cKlnnon 94 per cent.

. Teresa Mullaliy-teacher.

Two Can Sing

by James M. Cain

CHAPTER NINE Part One

ANDOVER, England-(CP)- Frederick Perrin. 30, was killed in this Hampshire town when a rab-

When I got back to the the bids were home and

house came

iY'HE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN DDIIDTIIY DIX SAYS-

feei welcome in your home, and make them feel that they are hon- ored guesis. Perhaps constant association with your own good speech may automatically bring about an improvement in theirs. ,In the meantime, this is really a very trivial fault to find with people who are otherwise line and good. Overlook it! .

DEAR MISS DIX: I was a widow and married a widower two years ago. He has two daughters who resented his marrying again, but he was lonely and wanted a companion. We are very happy to- gether, but the unmarried daughter, who has a good position. has been paying us week-end visits. During each visit, she is domineering. critical and disagreeable. When she leaves my husband and I are

Bernadette

uwxmnon; (b) 1. Ann Macllean. became caught in the spokes.

ONE MOIIIS OWNEI WIIIESI

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like my Moms

for; reasons.

Q It's easy on gas and oil. Q It steers and parks smoothly ill”: roomy and comfortable

.Yes, women prefer the 'Morris for shop- ping or visiting . . . or for longer trips 'to country and cottage.

The ladies iind-R's n'o trick to park a Morris . . . and it handles so beautifully. even in heavy traihc!

Lots of room inside, too! Inter- axle "cradle-seating" ensures big car comfort. Mono-construction combines body and chassis in one all-steel frame for strength and safetv.

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bit ran in front of his bicycle and

running downstairs and said did I know we were all going that night to hear Momma sins. I said there had been a little change in the plans on that, and they were a little down in the mouth, but 1 said ,I had brought presents for them, and that fixed it up and we went running up to get them. I went in the nursery. where I'd left my bag. It wasn't there. Then I heard Doris call, and we went to the bedroom.

"Were you looking for some- thing?"

"Yes. Are you awake?"

"Been awake . . . You might find it in there."

She gave a funny little smile

and pointed to the dressing-room. I went in, and there it was. The kids began Jumping up and down when I gave them the candy. and Doris kept smiling and talking over their heads. "I would have had Nils unpack, but I didn't want him poking around."

”I'll do it."

both in a turmoil. AGNES K.

ANSWER: To avoid at least a few of these devastating week- ends, could you plan a few trips yourself? it would be very difficult to come right out and tell the girl that her attitude is creating a tense situation. She probably is looking for just such an opportun- ity to not like a martyr and announce that since she's not wanted in her father's house she won't return at all. However, if you and your husband feel that the condition is sufficiently troubled to warrant drastic action, it's your only course.

DEAR. MISS DIX: My hoy friend. J00. is 21, and T am 3). We've ht-en going together almost a year. and although he has never asked me to go steady, we have taken it for granted. He never speaks of marriage, nor has he said he loved me. We have lots of fun together. there is no religious problem and we get along very well with each oihcr's families. What can be the trouble with him?

SUSANNA

ANSWER: Joe's only trouble is that he's too young to consider marriage as yet. I'm sure in due time he'll make all the declarations for which you are waiting with bated breath. Just don't rush the boy.

Miss Nissan cannot. reply personally to readers but will answer problems of general interest through this column.

Wliiill Road and ilicinity

Mr. Ross Giiiis, Charlottetown, was a. recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacDonald, Ktlmulr.

Miss Edith MacDonald, whim Road. was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Miss Elaine MaeLure, Murray Harbour North. recently spent several days with her cousin. Miss Laurie MacDonald. in Kilmulr.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts, Charlottetown, were weekend vis- itors ot Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camp- bell, Whtm Road.

..'Miss Marjorie Clsrey, Whim Road. has returned home after spending several days of her Eas- ter vacstion with her grandpar-

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Allen, Montague. Mr. John Campbell. who re-

cently returned from an extended visit to the States and the main- land, paid a brief visit to whim Road where he renewed old ac- quaintanccs.

Mr. Lester MacDonald and Mr. George Ciarey, both of Whim Road. motored to Charlottetown

on Sunday where they visited the

former'a brother. Mr. Colin Mao-

Donald. in the P. 2. Island Hos- pital.

His many friends regret to learn of the confined illness of Mr .Ly- man Nicholson, Whim Road. and hoer: he will soon be fully recov- er .

Mrs. Harvey Ross, Lower Mont- ague, has returned home after spending a short time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacDonald, Kilmuir.

1” h PAGE MN; A country iiardoa

Continued from page 2

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"Where did you go?" ' "Just down to the office for the mall."

"No. but I mean-"

"Oh - Rochester, Chicago. In- dianapolis, and around. Thought it was about time to look things over."

"Did you have a nice trip?" "Only fair."

"You certainly took plenty glad rags.”

"Just in case. Didn't really need. them."

Christine called the kids. and they went out. I went over to her and took her in my arms, "Why didn't you want Nils poking around?"

"well-do you want himi"

IINOJJ

We both laughed. and she put her head against mine and let her hair fail over my face. and made a little opening in front of my mouth and kissed me through that. Oh. don't think Doris couldn't be a sweet armful when she wanted to be.

I kept letting her hair fall over my face and holding her a little tighter. and then all of a sudden she Jumped up.

"Ohl The cocktail partyi"

:What cocktail party?"

Gwenny Blair's cocktail party, I said id drop in before the sup- Der Show. and I had completely forgotten it. The supper show... think of that! Wasn't I the darl- ing little trouper then? My, that seems a long time ago. And it was 0513' this morning."

"Oh, let's skip it."

"What! And have them think I am dying of grief? I should say not! We're going. and we're going quick so we can leave before the Whole mob gets there. Hurry up! Get dressed!"

I always loved Doris when she became the calculating little l::f.”."..'.'."i.:2: "guy. ":3

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”How do I look?" How she looked was like game nineteen year-old flapper who mg spent her first day at the races, cashed 327.50 on 9. t2 ticket. and W38 feeling lust swell.

It was only your or gm, blocks away, so we walked. on the way. Dori-I kept saying she'd rather take a horsewhipping than go in and face them. But when we got them she was all smiles. only a few pea. P19 hid Shown up by then. and most of them hadn't heard of it.

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me my notice." "How could you flop?" To be continued

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