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Grade vnr-lj Marﬁaret Nichol- sﬁm; Lloyd Buchanan; 3. E1111! grime ' v1._»1. Joan Nicholson. tier-lost MacDonald, Janie Max:141!!- nun; 2, Louis Larsen; 3, Wanda Lar en.

(lime V.—1. Jessie Ann Buchan- an; 2, Frances MacDomid.

Grade IV.—1. Bessie 1418m-

Grade l11_ A.—1, Angus Mackin- non; 2, Freddie Martin.

Grade III. B.-l. Danny M!!!‘

Ddiiiaeé 11._1. Florence Larsen: 3. Mac Nicholson. Grade I, A.-1, Albert Larsen. Grade I. B.—l, K-nglls Buchanan. Grade I. C.—1, Lester Larsen. Teaches-Jean I-lalllday.

.__--—-—-——~ LAKE VERDE SCHOOL

Report for March.

Grade X 8r.-—1 Annie Callaghan.

Grade X Jr.—l. Margaret Cur- lq-r. 2. Mary Wood

Grade IX--1. Ailhcs Bowls-ll

Grade VII—l. Charlie Shea.

Grade VI-l, Mary Kelly. 2 Reta Duffy. 3 Teresa Curley.

Grade V-I. Marguerite Duffy.

g Jrqvph Curie

y. Grade IV-l. Charlie Duffy. 2. Prﬂnglo Yfnlly- 3 J~¢l< Duffy.

Grade III A-i. George Plllman. Orgdo III Bj—l, Billie Adnml. Grade III C-Absent.

Grade I-Wlndsor Adams. Tﬂoher. Gertrude G .

FARM FOR SALE

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G. C. GREEN. - 4-10-31.

NO MORE GOOD-BYES ly Margaret Mair

"011. Mummy. well—" SUSHI‘! forehead puckered slightly. "I think wants me to _ do whatever I beet myself. As I 111M381 0! fact. she's rat-her tied. ggept the moment. OhBIIKiBK flats, 5 111st found a new one

Greases really. lust off ole Pulham Rood. You know. she always want, axing; goat out of Baystwater."

11116. you mus come here." Ilieanm said swiftly. "Your- fiethm" and I will be delighted." She paus- ed s uioment to think. eagerness Ymlﬂi-luirher kind. plain face. “You could have vour old room again, We could manage quite well. And the spare room would do for the nurse and baby. I-Ildiths so food o! bibles. I am sure she would rise to the occasion. Why. it would be quits an excitement for us all. O 0011118. you must do that. Susan dear. Don't worry about it any more."

"Thank you very much," said» an gratefully. “I'll get, every. i118 f ed up with the monthly glélrse. It's nice to let it all settl-

The trench tvindow opened and Charles Kennedy came through 519W? on tothe lawn. l-ie was very, thin and lliS rheumatic condition made all his movements cumber- some and awkward. l-Ie held a news- uaper in one hand ‘and his pipe in the other. and he looked hi’. his wife and daughter nlalntlvelv over the top q! his spectacles. "Aren't you two coming to sit indoors? Susan will be getting tired. I should have thought. in her con- dition. rest was very necessary." "Oh, I'm all right. Daddy." Sus- an laughed. "Don't won-y about me." She found. rather to her amusement. that her reactions 1o her father's fussiness were a. 200d deal more tolerant than in the days when she had lived st home. "I must be crowing up." she thougi: “losing some of the wild. heel. unreasonableness of youth." It was a soberinll thought.

Susan looked up at the cloudless sky. “It’5 so lovely out here, Elean- or. Couldn't we net the chairs out and sit outside. Why. the sun is

quite hot

The chairs were fetched and they settled themselves peacefully. Even Peter subdued himself to slumber. Susan leaned back in a derail-chair, her eyes closing. She saw Charles and Ileanm exchsnm friendly glances and Crazies live a little nod of apps-oval.

‘Ihere was somebh . she dis- covered for title first time. rather auoeallna about Charles and Elean- oir; their obvious happiness. con- tentment in little thin s, and de- pendence on each o er. ‘Ihey mizht not be very glamorous. but they were table and setiefyinir. The gentle rays of the May sun were wam eosnfortinz on her {ace and hair. l-Ier eyelashes flick- eggt against her cheeks and she e .

“OUR LAST NIGHT" ‘more was a lot of packing utp to a .

.___________ I Martin save her ca 1. h . i118 smile. His eyeiiz wiqiiieredwsilvidll; Wain to the dancers. resting iri- g tﬁréestediyln on s couple here and

m‘ 5 ulated’ amuﬂd‘ Presbyterian Churches. rll 14th. Kenslngton at Dame‘ The" were Meagan“ nowib lnaltion and Ixrduot

d y he sh f Juan“, ha; e all m“ “he and at 7.30 P. M. and I-Yeetown

drifted mil t _ 5mm each omen They weer“; alibi. Rev, J, A. McGowan, Dod

mruch else. There was this business Xgwliallff ;‘,‘,,'f“§.‘,’;,ckf°§unilf,§“§f“f; VIOIJ§ for the Pariah of New Lon- Esigiréed ilimsclf philosophically u‘. April u: e e of fathrloodbtl ' $0]; 555i? mmrmlwld‘ noturmlfy New London. 2.30 Evening Prayer. o v . e was slow to make plans m,“ P" my s," Mark

be done in the Ham-psteid fl They had decided to store some

at the moment in a warehouse

and y furnished house or flat. Martin. who ‘had becn ransack- auoesred sud-

"Pm going out for a drink. Susie. 'I'hel:'s nothing in the flat. Sham my. _ Susan brushed bsok a. strand of hair from her eyes. She felt dusty and dlshevelled. “Oh. what a bore. Martin. All right. I've nearly fin-

ished this lot."

"We'll somewhere to-n ht." Martin ca led from the hall. ‘ ave dinner somewhere. Do vou realize its mv last night? You'd better get charmed."

The door slammed behind him.

Susan sat back on her heels for a. few seconds. before rising slowly and rather Ieboriousl to her feet. when she not up e felt giddy and the room darkened percept- ibly. Packing. she decided. was not the ideal pastime when one was going to have a baby. Not that it could be avoided. of course. Some- body hsd to do it.

Martin was not a great deal of help. He tired easily and, when there was any sustained effort t0 be made, became quickly Nd- Frequent drinks were becominlz more and more of a necessity to to tum. Heaven knows. Susan though-t grimly to herself. how much we spend on drink. But it was no ll worryi-nz- Mofﬂn W65 going away mormw anyhow. he would be out of her sight for months to come. The day of .. reokoninlz would have to be postponed.

Martin came bsok in good sgllrits and they had a taxi to the eat End. They ate a good dinner and watched a cabaret show.

"How glad I shall be when I can dance a aln." Susan said.

"Oh, well, t wont be long now.“

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51155" Wilﬁhﬁiz him. was con- scious of a sudden moment or

ere in pleasure. but not res ly in

for her. to shoulder the responsib-

ilities. She wondered if he ever felt "w" R°v~ worried. . “Martin. I t4oo++e+o+o+oo+oeo+44oe+o4+o+o~emeoo4o4eo+4 ¢ .-¢. fr- . .-.¢... _ _ __

do hate being sep~ arated. I wish you weren't going awn Imus 11118.; w w" H hand ovei-i hers.“ "Make uistylnﬁ have the’ wretched infant and get it over. Im lomzlnlz for you to come out t0 Cvib—strong and young and beautiful again. Why, you'll be the belle of the Rock. I shall be the envy of every ."

“lffo. Martin. ow absurd you are. She laughed, playing with the stem of her wincglass. Martin was so proud of her looks. Butjvou 6011111111 keen young. beautiful, u... Wlwhed by life for ever. Sometimes she felt a little avllrehenslve, afraid of not llvlnR 11D to his ex. Deotations.

"I SUDDNE" Slid said, “it's a very ‘ av life at Gib. You'll be meeting . ots of people."

"1 11096 S0." he said. "Every- ilhinzh s. bit shoddy. I believe, but you manage t0 have quite a good time I ought to Rel; some racing an E010. By the way. did I tell yogrtqe Donna's are 201ml to be out

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him. secretly dismayed. "D9 _vQu 4 mean Pencils Derlngt?" ' . (To Be Con inuedl 4 i

SCHOOL ‘

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Honor R011 for month of March. Grade X.—1, Jackie Carr; 2. Billie <

am. Grade IX.—l, Wilma Scott; 2, j Irving Boswell. Grade VIII.—1, Doris Boyce; 2, . ‘ 4

hur Jenkins. > Grade VII.-1. Shirley Dennis; 2. t Lela Muttarl: 3. Katherine Murray. Grade VI.~1, Marjorie Scott; 2,

Grads V.-1. Betty Foster; 2,

Marguerite Munn;

2. Jane Wood~ 3. Lilla Strickland. Glade II.-— . Lona Scott; 2. Flor-

ence Murray; 3, Ra h Scott. Grads I. Sr.—1, ivien MncLen~

mm. Grade I. 112-1. Elizabeth Wood. Iligtlest Average Junior Grades.—~

Lona Scott. _ lylighest Average Senior Grades-

Wilma Scott and Shirley Dennis. Perfect, Attendance-Jackie Carr,

Wilma Scott. Charlie Frlzzell. Betlxl

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BBEADALBANE BUB-AL SCHOOL

Report for March.

Grade g.-1, Mildred McLeod; 2, Jean Cousins; 3, Lois Abbott.

Grade VlII.—1. Wilbur Cousins.

Grade VIL-l, Betty Cousins; 2. Christie Ann Todd.

Grade 1VI.-l, Roberta Todd.

Grade V.Sr.—1, Freda Keatixig; 2, Gerald Keating ;3, George Mc-

Leod. Grade V, Jr.—1, Lorraine Cous-

Grade IV.—I, Mary Delghan; 2. Vivian Keatmg. _ Grade I.-1. Velma Cousins.

SHOW CHUBCHILIIS ART

BLACKBURN. En and ~ (CPY W Reproductions ni’ 4 paintings b‘ Winston Churchill are to be dis played at, Lewis Art Galler hero besides works of Matisse an Pleas so.

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