[ISLAND NEWS PAGE I I II S ‘

Eastern And Central Districts

[The Guardian. Charlottctown. Fri. him. 20. mm. 5'

Island Slammed j_

By Snow, Wind

i Eight inches of snow, driven hours ncar Albam ycsicrdiiv I.by north-northeast winds of 35 morning .\'o bus inns wcrc run ‘ .fiwitli gusts as high as 58 in.p.ii., I‘l‘kii'l'l‘ty hy lli’l‘, Morlcratc‘ Z piled on Prince Edward island tcmpci‘atircs made tho suowl : 1, yesterday and Wednesday niEllt. very stir-icy ‘ ‘brinzing traffic on land and mi Charlottetown city police re- to a standstill. The Wind Whl)‘ poi‘lf‘d that more was one minir ped the snow in") heavy drill-3 accident when a car l-ollidod on roads an stree s. with a snow plow and the RCMP Snmmerside had six inches of reported a raw “fender tin-id- SYIOW and e"990M 3'" lm‘h and ers" but no emergencies. There a lialf more before morning. warp m, injuring, ‘ IMIain roads in the soiit'iei‘ri All schools in (‘harlottctown IKIHES COUMY area we” kep‘ and rural areas wore closr‘ri yrs-1 Open "105‘ Of the day bl" ("‘5' terrlay but were expected to be patcher Cameron Reid liald it open tong. ‘ was only partly successful Last Plowing; of lii'zliw'm's w .s iniglIit plows were Gilly “PM”?! being hampered hr driftin: as ..—_.|nla”l FtladSInl’enIfnr emei'gf‘n' the roads \vcre filling in as fast. c d. ICIPSI. dTllIP lpfih tIVI‘l'mdSI were “X' as they were piowcd. Flows on ‘ipece o l em 11 again the cm H ' e or |gan avers Ihemre morning intiy roads wer on a

standby basis until the wind

EASTER MONDAY PLAY REHEARSED

lichcarsals for the annual Charlottetown. “l Like It shown above rehpafi‘l'n

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Charles Auxiliary pro- iieie”. the play which is to be “we a”. W, m rid," Rm, In Flrsf Venture Th? “‘31” from 30m“? “'35 abated. and visibility improved. [liiition of the Easter Monday prcsented March 30. features . ' . . ' t “"99 “091‘s and be" m“"“""~‘. in ('hai'lottetow'n plows and piay are under way at the a cast of nine and is being pmeau' “Md “‘0' Frank 5 (.‘ARDlGAN »- 'l‘hc (‘ardigan lam“ hailing 93m???) hf’awi‘l'l'l‘k‘ “9‘43" ('l“;"‘””i‘ Rl'lil'lllf‘s. H'l-Illf'a Recreation Centre in directed by A. B. MacLean. LeCia‘ir and Pat Connolly. ; main" “a” was packed on s,_ i mm” a" a 9”“ 9°“. 0" :at it pin. last l‘llL'lll. Snow was

titati-ick‘s nimht. With ma‘niVi ttsgiinmmmand "was. A maxed “WHEN m ("Minna 'hmu-Jh the: 1 people standing. to see the three- I

o IaIII (InmIIdIyI II Me A Heart" stuck in a cutting flotr thTPQ’I‘COllllnlIlf‘ from the northeast atI II w ~\ 5 , on a u e e ‘pi’it‘s-(‘iitlt’d by the Cardigan .30 m M.) m'p‘h' , ' ~ ‘ . h I ' ~ \ .l Dismissed snow without Hockey Team ianZitlf mil: Slaw“; lit ' ”* *"" » S IIInIifiIIIpiIiItIIvIIIgiII-It-tjgs stem: Ma, m. Hm}. ' P.E.l. JUNIOR RED CROSS MAKES PRESENTATION To I Vim" Henmgar' nnrohesmri “wed h): the aumenl'e' and I'l'hl’CI“ girls from Bircliwood the new tricycle presented to harness on the seat to pzewnt o lSli‘IPIet. Charlottetown. was ac- was the first vcnturc into tltel S High School. Suzanne McCar- the Rehabilitation Centre in the child it all-

' ' . . . using from Iquitted yesterday on a charge of drama field by this group. Thei GEORGETOWN _ A jm.PniIeI vrilc. (tail Mar-Kmmn and charimiamwm by the Junior ing 0" and “lumped WM] \in'\‘T;\Gijt<‘. - Two commit-ibcrs and the in ladies of the an» i break' elm-5' and m?" 8' (:pn' . “‘5’ "1"!”de ""9 .“nc‘dm‘am' i'hockey team from this town. re- F S h An" Marl" Gallant Will “H 85 Red Cross 0f P-Eil- Th9 Silt-‘0‘ Sll‘aps 0“ the Pedals t0 keep m“ “Me awnide Ins, mgmlnmry present make a tour ntitral Radio and TV. city, on Peh..Glad;\'s Roche, Lois Pogarty. turning Wednesday night fromj c one of the patients, me: out 13] tricycle is fitted with a his feet in place. an a spccial meeting of tlte .\lon- the building. On return it was ' I I .1'3“"“‘”"e Mav‘lnlylpv_f,3m'bara Crapaud. bogged down in snowl ionic Branch, Royal (‘aitatlianlthc opinion of most that this' Jlldfle 9- Sl- Clall‘ Tram”? R‘Z‘heland Vance Gm "1- ‘at MillView. Members of the l.c:mn. to look into the finiuic-‘school could be made into althoal‘d the f‘l'ldt’lm‘ ill Qllefllst WW'WIW‘S WWW“ 'hl‘I 3}“ i team. drivcrs and officials spenti Y in" and renovating of the recent ‘suiiahlc home for the branch. lCONN." Cl’lll‘l 13“ “Wk Md lhejxml“ ‘l“l’d"'I‘”“B””~'I an‘lI SI’I‘gmlg ‘ the, night in farmhouses and re- SQURIS a)! , nd‘tims in J ' . i - ' r ' ' i . '. ' i i‘ i ‘ ‘ i ~~i' ‘m on I t . . . . . I. : I iv purchased Memorial School.. he two committees Will holdICHSP “88 adiolil‘ilt‘d ill lllfil time: 3’ “U” {’m elm." INPV‘H- turned here yesterday. , I “I _ _ I I ishecl n. ice and bur-r n im The school was turned ovcr lflifl further meeting March 26. until yesterday for .iiidgementhat'f‘l‘ml‘illlle‘d by “Psi “laddl‘ll-‘i The team was travelling tniffi’um “are mum we °ame 3“ U ahnlll lhre? weeks Sn ills? cat. k ‘ be

i . . . ~ .. . . ~ . 9 rest of the rovince vestcr- . I the legion following a meeting Members of the finance com- (‘OllnSf’l for “‘9 Rf‘tll-‘Pd “355 “llml‘am- Emma] his“ ""1' two cars and a truc p ‘ i assured. that everything ‘i’l'lll

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of the ratepayers of the schnoi‘mntpo any nurmim yiariinI John .1. Holmes and Alan R. bci‘s With gun?" in G Edi-‘1 The game at Crapaiid. first otisii’ilgiiit‘tlvmangl lfll‘elllllniE?“ r WWW-q ' Work is nontinumgi There an, swam] iarga heaiqbe in good working order {m distort for the slim of st. Roderick Martin, ‘l)nke' Mno-‘SCEIIES represented the (rown. lim'lwi mm Sang“; .h‘v cosmofiza.tntal‘zoal' home 55"“ h9m°.5°‘i Th ‘rcuular morning island on the new Sonris Curling Rinklers in the ice shed to preventine’“ fa”-

A‘iihough the deed has n Of-Dllllald. Athol Robertson. Dave, ~”““_‘ NLWWW‘NI accompanied by Ear- Pics for the island Juvenile tlll€.|1uomr Transport hm did not mom”. as the workmen pusheulfmsl in the five feet of sandI———__ _. _._. been officially signed. the keysiCiarkson. and of the renovation; IM-om‘soy. was won by Crapaud 8-5. be-qeaw Sum-is yesterday and it". “mums the completion date “which has been laidIT-ne “Mk MORE VIOLFN'I‘ i‘an, to the building were turned overIcotnmittee: Sterling Mack ay,‘Ernest e The 0351 Wilts tl‘C‘a'Od WI 8 cond game is scheduled forICNIR mail truck which usually April 1. ‘of placing the freezing Pipes and . . i to the branch by the chairmanl‘Ted' McKearncy. George Gor-i 110i SUDIX’Y‘ I81 the PamChlal ’here. I arrives at 10 am. (Ili(l not arrive ThII Club pomnn has been parI‘Iconcrele floor will begin next REGIAA CPI l_ v- me I; of :he school board. Gilbert (‘le- don. Martin Campbell, Norman 0 I house following the perform-I Driftith snow made iravch- until after three oclock yestor-I IIIIOIIIIII {mm the Ice shed “IIIh II week This is being done by a more Ivroleni Winn} "inn eta} moors yesterday. The deed will Machcon and ‘Kit‘ Smith. A ta. ance. Iiing in this area difficult yestcr-‘daIIfIIeallgg‘Iq? RIIHIIIIIIII Hm." piaie glass window. and in t1“, Halifax firm. indmlenmh'ales egII‘I‘I h? I‘lfint‘d Saturday belt“? Ken- I A "MP 0‘ 'hanks was GW’I'I‘dOIdI ; TI3:}chl::rr£1r§lflChai Scimm “(mid dam: m‘ "m," “M club section, the different TOOlIla‘ The general contractor for tn; Gemge' Mcmeiian n} ‘0..I.I'.,,; nein \laIt-l)onald.I solicitor .to the three trustees Athol .‘iac MON-[‘Aglip, . wmd has D G M t fives at a m dId “ms ream am”,th the 5mm; Mammal-IV have hccn parlioncd off and tin-[building is George Cheverie of told a gradumm; . ..g r”,

mevmgcons‘dpmme dehawlkmnm.“ Dnuma‘ MCGOW“ aMil)?“ received b." “195591 Al" e e e there “mil 4 ‘ The bus 59“ School and St. Man's (fonvcnt isliing work is underway. ln<iElmira. 49th Canadian No”. “may lin discussion on the pros and-Roderick Martin for the worK;near of Lower \lontague. of the ‘ _ I D IIed Iannmmwd flatly “Norday mom muted m ,his mm is the club; President Cami"? Gannmcommissmner “Mind” IIIId cons of the building it was ae- done by them on the school Que-.dcath of his uncle. Ernest Pooe- M b S W4“ mm sch,“ “Hg (4mm 8mm rmmI m," \mshmnmsI and an I I gradIIaIM the daII of IQIIIfiIed cidcd to have the over 40 mem- stion. 10f Edmnnmm Ana, on Mai-ch 10, o :10" szipmg Shmwd up mutt” enginpmnmI said that allItite work and sup- Dome “fork “Ia: .IIIIIIP III-{IIIIIIIII

iHe was in his 80th year. i clztsscs wcrc ltcld all av. i pllcs are being bought locally ‘ “ "

- P - lan . .. i . . . . . , c , . i i . - .- .. i . I.‘I II The wuing of the building is "I I “e leahm thaI "Ime can IIaIeI

Z. h H T B Sol. 1 Born at Woodi'ilie .\l i l ls.‘ MEXICO CITY IIAPIl---Abt:ut 1pII§1}(‘“II:2“lLiq~l););:liIlI(:I:fNIS;;:I::I:I: hr": IIIIIIIIIIIIIM by Cheveue :Il;;:Illl:IIfi);I:eli);lIil:r ItIitIIeaI ice at such a terrific rate of speed,

. .. . -iv","_'Sl~ .. is. III I II II I I I I I a O e I 6 Phi. he was aIson of John $0.000 (‘llf‘f‘lpllIizIdcan‘IltllIlgl caIIIlIe Idue to the storm was pmtwnm talcttiic of sonris Iand the, The original date of March 1 cmoperanon mIISI be "Emman- Poole and his wife Jane Shaw. idents time ie. vI ‘again last night and “in mm. plumbing, is two: installed by hag been extended In Apr” I emu" '< Mr. Poole was a contractor”! riotous welcome to National nm be we“ IIIIm SIImeIImP III Mam”; Plumbing and Heatms . A I _I l.t

Shortly after moving to Alberta i U n l V P l” 5 l l 5' hm"- Who

‘ l d i' fi tll\ got iAPI'iL (1.. Souris. . ' i . . f l in arme Po ice n; j T B E d d about 58 w m ago he "me? inside the auditorium he 0 e n e i

'l'ne Bo:i“d of Trustees oflunder the leadership of the the Poole Construction Co. an isafe I I i .I i Zmn Church. wliosc cliait'manipresidcnt. Mrs. Percy 0. Cat - Poole Engineering Co, of Ed-isal kd”‘.‘"I éfihaufled at the; A emion “home begun In} * * * * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ is Rosinsiid )iaantt. has verryiemn. will again look after the monton and Calgary. SPITISI'I‘: I): I'IIIIN mob «(me “924 {Zr finch"; In HIP III" of; i {mummy "Hm mp man 1‘ prewmnn" or me refrmh'mnw “9 l“ ""‘ViVM by his Wit-9' "1’ since the French President ar- iC'hai‘loltetown will be Vgradzalty‘ " i f...- nor: of their newti'yurenm’at- fur the donors for all tlhe divis- former Gem-“d. Annem- ogi‘ ’ ' i

irived Monday and an aide said terminated by a bill given sec-t

ed hall to the Red Cross for scssions of clinics. Other volun- lmwer Viont'igue two datign it}, ' " ’ ‘ ' 1‘98 . Le . i I I I! , . . - rs . . at in the furious milling 011' iond d'm‘g I" the gus'a'twe! ‘i I the next Charlottetown scries tary assistants Will be brode ters. Ruth. MI‘S- DI""‘”"- and 3 side in unit'ci'sili' Fll)‘ "m" 5im'in-‘lerday Inflemmn ! I? T

of Him donor clinics si-imiuiwiihr various women‘s organiza- Inez. Mrs. Alley. moi of Van‘Ialion became dangerous." “The cm of Charlottetown for Wednesday. Thursday and Hons Whose mbe'l‘s Bl‘e 81- couver. and two sons. .lohn analI n9 Gallup “provered quickiyl Toac,mrs.P‘onsim AMHI promm' 2 'lllO‘VS 2

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Friday. April 1,2.and 3 WW anVit‘Ils to Play 8 Dart George of Edmonton. also 14 i,“ 5.000 students and teachers ed by Education Minister Hon. nlnv

ITiie Zion Ladies' Auxiliary. 1 ill malnlalllln'i ml! “"51 '9‘“ grandf‘hlldl‘PW 1"” ‘l-‘lm‘s 9nd Hamming 'hPI al‘dlmrll'm ,Simm‘ LG. Dewar. scares that tetachersi

’ ““”""—"—“"“"‘*‘~“:\1W’. two brothers predeceased him. ,ihp w'alls “’lll’l the traditionalihired an“ Januan, m4 Wm

. Fremont Archer, chairman interment was in Edmonton. 1collegiate cheer of "rah. rakinm mntribute to ‘tfie' bensmnl Mat, at “.7,

of the Rod Cross donor cmn- Last summer, it'lr.Iand hire. 1- I, I HundI and that those who have ‘I mittee for Charlottctmvn. said Poole spent a month 3 vacation ‘Boyond the distances that I been contributing m {I Mr PW [Me al 3

. itasi night that the goal for the on the Island. .Rl‘P Sllrlnklnlu (‘9 Gm'l‘e "lid : oral years can cease to dos ~o

App" clinics in me my WM be _ them “beyond “19 mammal," i and refunded what thev h}!er sat‘ a“ m INN L065 dmm in the that are weakening. the pollt-I l dI t.h I d I‘ l. 3 8‘ 3 ‘three days He further com-ivagrancy Charge icai systems that are losing“.rm -‘ m" ’1 ”_" ' mm” “9

Scheduled to take place yes-j I'mnmd “It "I I r “i their h‘.mth#and “Mess huJIflrst three years payments.

tci-diiy afternoon. the display of N I . d I3 13. “MI beatnik I Brin s Term Imam” (INIIIIIIIS II‘IIIH some day 1119 bin aim Drowned for mid.

dices-ed mom from the grand . 0:? NI" Clings .0 C 19 iI g “n a 'mnnsim'us wit-destruction ier teachers who Wish to rcccive

Hampton and oihcr top steci‘s m “T pm‘mm “rm: 9“ on" I ___i f ., hm Wm dnminaip iheithc pension upon retiring, They1 ni'il \ear will be at l Si 3 100 Ch ‘ d with vaor'incv Pclct H" a‘ ' t A a

at the Easter Hcct' Show and ‘ “a i 3”“ ~ ‘. - ‘f m”, i: it”, mm. of our uni. may continue to contribute to

Sec will now be held from tw'ni pm. “PM WWW-‘9 It Wary Redmond. who gave his address 11,”? n L ' ithe pension fund

to tour this afternoon w'cathcryfi‘ffi' : 85:"ggiscegifincgixd“(:EOEIITdQHSESI Tma “m it“, so..an of hmI Thus. over a period of years:

pr'i‘niitting. ‘ " .spceches he made on his last lhIP new bl" “‘r'fl Et‘adiially eth-

v 4 . ' Counitv iail lw Acting Illa gistrate I _ ,

“‘9 display is being held in i ‘ a I ‘ i c w - ' .gfull day in Mexico. minate the old pension scheme. ’1‘" M“ (“film‘s 8i Call"th m m“ ;———--—- ‘———'——‘"—' Dr. Dewar mid (he Legisia. PJJkOTS establishment on Graf- . , - ‘G‘ 1 “100 K m .inre that the bill had been ap‘I ton Street. “"'l'-‘"““." “Tm page 1) anti: gimme?! and 00:1; .proved by the school board and'

lncludin th m9 - i d “pi'mflal ('en'me m Alberto“ 1‘ f .‘ by most teachers. —————-~--—

g .9 ’ no man min the Acadgan Mumm AS.‘01' in (1335 for the ll‘lf‘fl of a I H I

:2 rr there will be 63 carcasses so “Hon in \I-., “we 1 air of drape, (mm the F. wI: (Continued from page I i——“——_—— mmm mm mm" in all. and the public has been i EV]; Jae uz‘slhtgmer' “emup iWonlworth Co. ' ers having one or mIOI‘e ChlldTe“ l I o mmded a “mu-‘31 minatmn' "ill Centre loi‘porat'ion will have? Aubrey Ronald Darrach of 79 of scltroi ago of Him househoIigI Y 1

‘— -. . . . iLomzworth Ave. was fine 2a In actual attcnlance atI tI , . I 2°“c‘nmfilfii’ffiuggufg‘d aggvma‘: and costs for driving without I School of the district and m- P h d i . , I I I I I amucudmray 3mm including “due care and attention. Lowell chides marricd women and e I I II I I I gkatmg Pink ' ‘Jenkins of Southport was fined Widows.) I I I It . I II I II ‘ - a ' the same amount for speeding. i The ‘t.\I(‘A circus committee __7, _ V (apnm mock 0! we cm‘pl‘ra'i fined $20 and MAY “INDER PROGRESS reports that plans are progress‘

I I s I: i. ' I— ii ”‘ .Ilm' nihgm' r' I tion will be $15,000. divided mto Iflgs'fi: drunk and mm Dr. Bonnell suggested that to 3 mg for its annual circus “MI MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT iI

} “hares of $12! each. ipahla iinIIm the vote regai~dIiIng sthIrligl David Mills outlined 1h? prwl mers he m I amm' 3 "mm m a WWW" “' "59 c“ ' 3 gram of events to the commit- [named in the legislation' wm i «mm as a source «if revenue ‘ "‘n did "“l am‘l‘d the 5““001 i tee meeting last night. I SWEEP'NO UP FROM THE HELI- BELOW-u lbo four Ailiei-ton residents. I "for the romp“, .. might pt‘gslhly hinder the pro-I The mousI an annual spring I ‘ “(l-b0” “almews' weSIPy‘ Museum association directors 31995 "f “w “‘h‘ml- levent at the ‘Y‘. is a showcase i ’» Hnmy’ R0“ Gerald Steele and named in legislation a r e A PN‘W” “11059 (‘lll‘dl‘on “'9” i for members to display their in . “I “9‘” “3‘1" “Mm‘a'd- and hour Miscotlclie i'csidcnts. iCd- no longer atle‘mlinr classrs in idividual and team skills in gym-i Grips-r SPE‘KFR i UH" 3mm" M OIWW- ward Gaudct. Bcn DcsRochcs, the school would not llkC|.\' “7‘0 nast'cs. dancing and other ro- At n in T d..,' ‘ iMUSEUM ASS'N Alfred Gauth and Tilmon Des- tor improvcntonts which wouldIiaied iatams (m- ihe puhiin I m » ex nos 8“ 5. gen“?! A on pmvers of the ifim‘hos {Ind JA Allhl'fl Dnimn. raise his own taxes. Dr. Bon-- This year's event is scheduled 0mm; 0‘ the Challonem‘m ‘ A " \1 ~ ' ‘ SummerSide. Cvrus Gallant, Web. mm pmmpd our Hm. “,mm .H and Mm” I Board of Trade the guest spoak- Gama" ‘lusl‘um AMmfmm "H.110" and 'Tnmon Ganam l , . md t bv m f ‘ ‘ _ ‘ 'I ,I b QM ‘ - 'c as w (H h - (. . I _ I or will be Ian V1 .K i all th .c lll h enable it not I > v t was poin ou e Ticket; whH-h are my a w I chair . 6“ Olga“. CN‘Sm'“ and “WW”? musmm“ ‘MDm CMVmQ' l’l'l‘mtllf‘l‘. “0"- L- G. DOWN. from YMCA mcnibcits are also man the board' and in genc'i'al to cmTv on N . Amber! G H n d I a 3'. (Wand and "lllf‘l‘s “W '0 Si"? 8 PPl‘Sm'l I on sale at Taylors‘ .lcwcllers and . 1N “0SPITAL .Bfllil'ititt‘s that. will promote toe lIPnnggtepmy'lfiieavmlv"50:": I vote in the school Iti’lHlIiI‘IlCl I the Rendezvous. They are re, ll-uncufl I . Vlilhaim Buchanan 246 Cttmher- advancement of historic culture wimp} q I“ 6mm, - was theIonIly Iway toIgne uh I ported setting wcll and it is ev- Now you can d'splay your Silver “mil Sim" l5 8 patient in the in the province. Also to carry imrl-lliinlleyrérgnorm‘m “,h'ns. 08pm] a vote, if ind‘ircctly. in the air-'pected that the circus Wm be ‘ g IRITI‘RT‘I H "mm" .0“ "an" “ll-“ms 0‘ the burl": istock will be station. divided into “"1" "' ““"ir“’7'i"""a‘l.hm‘ “himl' “um” as m "w pas" ‘ "0“ ‘ ‘ ‘ - every day, POIish it only two or VISITING SISTER 3"” 50"” "f handicrafts. sou-lsham of sto each. will itavc "t'h‘ft‘l dNHIIl I‘If‘tf‘rs em I I I “:45 PIMI J? I \lrs Margaret \‘arnnna‘d Vcnirs. or nicrchandise capable imp power to build and operate lb“ “WW” “ “ ‘4‘" a “I‘m tinned by Opposition Leader AH , I’ \ I It, / three “mes a year! lliltshire is visiting her sisterhf‘f being conveniently carricdja community centrcI and mum Ill “14‘ I‘t‘Z't‘ilfll h'ilh. ll “35 w Maithoson. I I‘m .A..;U)/’ I I Ml" William Buchanan Ohm: on in mnnoction with the mu. ‘ctiltnre arena. including A skat explained HI, 3M1 [hp 59mm" “mum "at _- N“ Inna" mIIIII ImII hag III “Ck III lotiotown in: riiik Mim- some dlscuss'ott the “fired the situafllm “I spoke

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. . I . I I. I I The busincss office o‘ the scction passcd utmincndcd. I of yam-day" whom Stlnll‘ Invs mb 'l- ‘Cmb 'lv h'de ‘tv 5P”) 'L 1‘“ ,(Am' PARTY RHSH'TS i “‘"P'mu‘m “m b" in Two \m‘ “apnquw isluticnls are being transported (“1‘- the first time, you really prcvcnt ’ollowmg gr? “‘9 WSHHS 0ft lr'_\ and the dirci'toi's named in l- I - , ’ K m the." i I s , . ‘ . ' .

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second Agatha ‘3 . - d l. - . - \'al' v. chdali Markov Fro“ . 4 . . ..,. ‘- HM' mim‘lation. \‘hs “lillnm P‘ . . .v “i w ‘.""”"'”-‘ “'"l" ‘ "ml" want their children to attend "a if“ Ecnt s first lerome Dot no ' mm" “mm” Rmm‘h' h l‘ “(110' “l i“ “"n "f H” dm‘afln‘enl 0' ‘ is. ."d '4' ’ '(l l "i and Sidney Pittman. Popular hmhh thc (harlottctmvn Rural Rc- _ ' 0" "5'9"" - Gm”, ‘ ‘ ginnal “I‘Zh School which will