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Pdnic alua.V5 -FC3'i'"5 W” or the ones to yield in it. se-Old Mother Nature. Panic is giving way to fright with- mi, mougm or reason. Old Mother Naiure is irliolly right. in &8.i'1nR Hm” 1;, K-,3t,Lp1-3 wit, It. is wilhoul mnse. Folks in 51 panic do 1hlhKS Miimui lmmiingz what they are do- in it happens among the furred and iesthered tnllc of tilt! Green Moa- dows and the Old Pasture just as it does among humans. Sudden fright. causes them to run or fly iiindly. not. somiix: iihore they are zninz. and nlirn plunging into .vors(- danger than that lrom which: Johnny 5,”, mm Coming, Johnny they are trying to escape. was in A panic.

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others. He isn't. Be minds his own business, and as long as other folks leave him IIODE. he doesn't bother them. What is more. he is very

away. He does it with D. rattle. and the rsttie is on the end of his tail. When he thinks folks are getting too near. he shakes that rattle. Otherwise, folks might not see him and might step on him. 80. almost all those who hear that rattle. Walk around Euzztsil and are careful not to get near for him to strike with those long teeth of his which are called fangs. Even great big Buster Bear heeds that warning rattle. and is very. very careful not to get too nesr.

Now inside Johnny Chucks house were both Johnny Chuck and Peter Rabbit. Reddy Fox had ohss- ed Peter in there. He had been waiting patiently for Peter to come out Again. but when Buzztiiil crime along, Roddy was most poliie and gave up waiting. He just didn't. want to be in the neighborhood with Buzztail.

Johnny Chuck's doorstep was I mound of shining yellow sand right in front of his doorwsv. That sand had been pushed out by Johnny while digging his under- ground house. It was R. nice place for 9. sunbath. Johnny had taken many a sunbsth there himself. Now Buzztsii was enjoying it.

Buzztiill never had visited this part of thc Old Pasture before. He was it little curious. He wondered if anyone was inside this house. Finally, he decided he would go down inside and find out. Just as he was about to start. Flip the Tar- rier from Farmer Brown's hdiisc happened along. Euzztaii heard him coming. Buzzidii couldn't see who it was because of the bushes. and because. of course. he is so low down. Even wiiein he is called and raises his head. he cannot raise it high enough to see far. He shook his rattle. Flip heard it and stop- ped stock-still. There was some- thing about that sound that warn- ed him to be careful. When he did move again. it was slowly and care- fully. Buzztdil continued to shake his rattle. It made a sort of buzz- hlm. Flip beam to dance back and forth and bark. He doesnt like Snakes. Of course he knew nothing about poison. He just didn't like any Snakes, and not liking them. he never went tociiear them. It was in good thing for Flip that he did not.

Now it little way down inside that house in the ground, Johnny Chuck was prepdrin, to go out. He was in the long hail leading down to his bedroom. Thai hall led up to his front door in front. of which Euzztsll was rattling, and Flip was barking. In s. branch hall. close to L back door, Peter Rabbit was squatting. He too heard the bark- ing and the rattling. He was glad he was inside and not out where Flip would see him and chase him.

After a while Filn stopped bark- ing. Perhaps he was tired of the sound of his own voice. Busztsii stopped rattling. Then Buzztail slowly uncoiled and started down Johnny Chuck's long hall. Johnny saw him coming. Johnny was in R psnic. He turned and dashed wild- ly for the nearest back door. He bumped into Peter Rabbit. Then Peter was in R panic too. Ntither of them stopped to think of what dan- ger there might be outside. Peter dashed out through that back door with Johnny at his heels. and they almost ran into Flip the Terrier.

NORTH BEDl'.QI.'Pl W. M. R.

wThe North Bedeqiie VV. M. S. met. in the riass room of the Church on Wednesday evening. June 18th. with an attendance of 14 members.

Mrs. Upton Smith was in charge of the worship service. The hymn "Ali praise in our Re- deeming Lord" was sung. follow- ed by the Scripture reading from Act 11 read in unison. Mrs.

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such remarkable help in Eastls hand, particularly for the amide suit that he intended in lead.

Thus, the outcome was as lucky for East-West as it was Just and fit- ting for south, who might 113" given some thought to his weakness in spades. Later, South cxpldined that his partner's club hid had

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could be expected in that suit alone. but this was A mere supposition. Besides, five clubs (if they were there), plus the spade and diamond aces would not total nine tricks!

Having made 3. very bad bid. south proceeded to play in the same spirit. West led the space deuce, and East's seven-spot forc- ed deciarv:r's ace. South. hoping to get at least one club trick home be- fore running diamonds. laid down the club queen. but West, was not slow in putting up the ace. West. then cashed the king and queen of spades, and declsrer. convinced that the heart ace must be in West's hand. for his double, dis- carded two iieax-is from dummv. East. carefully played high spades. and when West's spade six was un- derpisyed by East's four - dummy discarding another heart. of all cards! - it was not hard for West to see that his partner, having de- liberately hlocked the spade suit, wanted 1:. shift to hearts.

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my raised the penalty to 3400 pointsi Lorne MacCaull then led in prayer.

An interesting story entitled "Dearth on the Earth" was pre- sented in dramatized form with several members assisting the leader. The hymn "Rise Up, 0 Men of God” closed the worship SEFVIPC.

The president took HIP chair for like business period and each momher answered the roll call with a verso of Scripture.

The president strrsseri U'iPilIItPfl of funds for the United Church training school which will pre- llnre women for full time work in the church In Canada and overseas. Several members were appointed to collect toward the building nf this school.

The collection was taken and the annual hlrthdiiy fees passed in and the treasurer gave the firi- ancisl report. Meeting closed with the Benediction.

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