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ance learned to operate a lino-

Strange But True type machine. Then he tried his

3’ 7- H‘ u“‘""‘“ hand in the retail shoe business.

Bad times struck. Came failure.

.vI:l'yn:;,nb£r3'”:? 5°_‘1b.:_ dallvlﬁg But for 25 years lie ’has made a “int -1-“, "_ \ [004 living as.a.linotype operator. h‘€t:dd3'$ﬁ:e;°$: rising’: What we learn in idle moments two top rows and two bottom "“y Wm b‘ ‘ 3"“ ‘*5’ ‘° “' ‘OWL sum” but true! later in life. The avocatlon is whm "I. “nah “In at the almost as important as the voca- northwest American coast is dried “°"' 1°’ H” '°°°“d'” m" l’°' and a wick pulled through it, it °°"" the p“"'“"" Wm bum "kc I cum“. Bread has been known since the Jules Verne, famous French sei- m°" ‘nclmt tl"‘°" P°°Pl° l“ once-fiction writer. predicted the m'" "Hy um" ‘ml "°‘ M" submarine. Alfred Tennyson (poet) y""' °' "'3' l"“'°“"“ "'°°°"' pndhud tn. dump: E G_ Wu“ but references to loavening have (author) wrote about the atomic ;"“ ‘°““d "’°“ " “ﬂy “ 1330 :’;m5l3 ",'el",l;:sh1::::';'tA1ll’,‘:'l,°t"t£“)bl“"l';. Despite the rapid increase in

French wmen foretold men the number of tractors in use in _ U ' h l_ the world in recent years, more 2:,lp"t:_‘g'.:nT1V mbwws ‘"6 91 than 85 per cent of the total draft

power used in farming operations

P°P°°"‘ ‘"5 -l""‘“" ''‘°“‘‘ l” is still provided by old dobbin.

kept from very young children be- . cause a young child has not learn- lnE:c'u'h:$:l°“l5ndtihl"t‘ 51"‘ t’l°"“ ed to co-ordinate its breathing Tgke termites for’? t 3” ‘;‘“~“ and swallowing as well as adults. do n'°t M e" wood "5 ‘““’v t ‘Y Result: popcorn and peanuts oft— mm mm: wh“ taiymgglydgez en 3° d°'"' H“ "m"! “my nu" chew it into a kind of» aste which in: a real danger for small kids. in mm "W" to mu”! h ‘

President Eisenhower is the first mm omumm In weird] m pilot ever to land in the White tncu Wm) which th hg” V’ House. He holds flying licence rd.n°MhI- kn '3' ,, "9 ‘ No. 93258. earned while stationed um... Thflutogvn “bl t'“"l“‘l‘ in the Philippine Islands and nourilhmem "e ‘”“‘l' ° d"‘“' while on the staff of Gen. Doug- Wood End co °mt°°1 “ °5° l“ ill‘ "5 MmAm,mr. nver t into carbo-

hgdgatesﬁ which can be assimilat- e y t e insects. who aid worm tonther. loss up must come down has not Not many dead men can boast reckoned with pnce" of meeting their families after

they've shuffled off this mortal

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HAPPY SUNBIAMS MISSION coil. The case of Frank Shores. nun)

in Boone, N.C.. is an exception to the rule. —The Happy sunbeams Mission Relatives who three days pre- Band. Cﬂlﬁwﬂ bﬂnch 01' C199 vlousiy had wept at Frank’: tu- Traverse United Ghurch. met re- neral had a happy reunion after oently at the home or Gail, Carol he came back from — -—. Shore‘: and Brenda. Qulgley, with the wife, his mother, a sister and a president presiding. brother had all identified the body The meeting opened by repeat- of a dead man as that of Shores ing the Mission Band Purpose, and had buried it in the family which was followed by a. reading plot. Then Shores came home af- by Mm-gum; La,voje_ Hymn I-Jew, to-r an out of town trip. "The 10",, My Wu sun‘ The one,-ins dead man had oddly shaped ears W“ “ken by gun; Qulgley um and even a couple of facial scars dmlolwd W M". M.°Canum_ glue same "as Frank had.’ told his The chapter i-within The Four rother. It seems fantastic." sea.» W“ read "om the study P°‘‘°' ‘” ‘”’“‘3 ‘° ‘°“'° "'9 book Elizabeth Maccauli led in

mystery. ‘ pirayer.

Roll call was responded to by 26

To win an oyster-eating bet,

Fred Doclendrotf, of West River,

members. Three visitors were pre-

I I I I . I ate 61 of the creatures in 10 min~ ‘em’ A rudmg W” “Wen by IN”°m°' 0' l mu Billy Miadlwicken "which was much . _ ayall‘ 'l ‘N I‘ lie outgulped Norman Hyde. by 53$“ when He Com‘ ‘I AZED HAM‘ Aﬂer ?°km'°n AIl"Il<iP! I00 , 12 oysters. When termites swarm 9 ' ‘ l ' " sur ace‘ ‘ | they bite off each other's wings Dale Munjsom Donna Morrison, ‘I GOLDEN vseskin and score ‘fl freI'\t.l'I's “dd” Oﬂllilieutsii '| before entering the ground, Margaret Oairns, Arlene Stordy . h°m,rem° G WWI‘ t 5P- brow“ .,,I.|‘l.‘ | Animals can exist only by eat- End Bl“? Macimiokgn Wm have : iquuroi Y. (face Will‘ l ‘“’p Swd | ing plants or other animals that blfi-hdi1¥lBld:1}1"‘iiﬂ8 the m°“t'h “'3 ‘I Mustard C030? “:h 2 ‘b"p_ o:r.k in Now IN CANAD II live on plants. “Happy r ay" was sung o 0 Every newspaper reader is fam- them. '. W9“ "M wl\°l’ drivel ° F 15 French‘: Vlo'¢"" '- illar with the word "sabotage." Next meeting is to be held at ', 5 "me; I not oven °_ \, slices ‘M ii But how many know that it was the home of Pauline and Lloyd I modoI‘Gl9Y with pin¢°PP ngw ob“ “ . coined from the wooden shoes Miwcailum. A vote of thanks was '1 minutes. ° ‘. U _ d kn‘ quality. TW ' I worn by French peasants and made to Mrs. Quigley for her I bowngd l'\°“‘ ‘q, ‘ G“ ﬁgvor dd.‘ hi! : known as "Sabots?" kindness in entertaining this : r mm,‘ From’-l“ 9° Letitia icin‘||Y Because the peasants used to "Band". Darryl Robertson distrib- I Nil“ '0 any 00d" __ damage landlords crops by tramp- uged the "world 1?‘;-lend'5".;md the l‘ piquonli ewes‘ ‘_______-——-" “"3 °" "Wm Wlll‘ 5ﬂb°l5- the meeting closed by all Joining hands I serve them! _____--— word "Sabotage" came into use to ‘M repeating the Mizpah Bene- | ____--—-"" denote deliberate damage done to diction. \_,_——""—

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Ii! you hide your money in the _deep freeze you will always have cold cash when needed.

It's a great thing when one can have a second fiddle to play Just in case the first one goes hay- wire.

A boy took three years of piano training in a conservatory. Later in life he sold pianos. and also cut cloth in a garment factory. 'lhe piano business went flat. The garment factory closed. But the fellow could tickle the keys so he

A treat of fudge was passed by Mrs. Quigley, and s. pcriod oi games was enioy€d- ’

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‘TORONTO, (CP)—'l‘hree truck- loads of stolen furniture. seized by police from two homes they claim were furnished entirely with stolen goods, are piled in a po- lice station awaiting identification. Charged with breaking. entering and theft after raids on their

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