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ilnionvale School Closing

fvUnionvale School recently held their closing exercises. There was I V91’? enioyable party on the lawn of the teacher, Mr. Earl Jelly, B.A.. and a ﬁne impromptu. program was presented. 'Two short addresses were given by Mr. Errol Stetson and Mr. Bruce Mac- Dougal. ‘in which they congratu- lated the conscientious teacher on his splendid work and the pupils on the exccllcnt results which they obtained in their examina- tions. Delicious rctreshmcntswere served.

For the fourth consecutive year Unionvale School has won the first prize in the Inspectorate in ‘Physical Training and the second

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prize for the Province of Prince Edward Island. Two years ago the school won the shield for the Island. The school property and building have been repaired, so it is now a distinct credit to the district and compares favourably with the best rural schools in the Province. Mr. Jelly received his B.A. degree from Acadia Univer- sity in Wolfville. N.S., in 1940 and ; is a most capable and successful teacher.

The trustees are: Errol Stetson, Dan Buchanan, Elmer MacDonald. and the secretary is Elmer Mac- Lellan.

The following is the prize list:

Grade 9: Joan MacDonald.

Grade B: Highest in Depart- mental Examinations, Joyce Mac- Dougall.

Grade 8: Highest work, Jean MacDoiigall_

Grade 7: lrva Ramsay.

Grade 6: Barbara MacDonald.

Grade 4: Lois Malone.

Grade 3: Joseph Shelfoon.

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Lifeguards st big beaches lih Miami, Conny island, Atlantic City and Wal-

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Grade 2: June Bryan. Grade i: Lucy Anna Jelly. Perfect attendance prizes: Lois

_Bryan and Lucy Anne Jelly.

The following is the Certiﬁcate List:-

Grade 9: Joan MacDonald.

Grade 8: Jean and Joyce Mac- Dougall; Doris MscLellan; Lurla Horne; Leone Home.

Grade 7: lrva Ramsay; Phyllis MacNeill; Shirley Gard; Gordon Rogerson.

Grade 6: Barbara MacDonald; Thane MacNeill; Gertrude Shel-

foon; Brinsley Malone; Reggie , rercy Boulter; George Hui‘ 1n; Bertram Bryan; Ster-

‘.~ ‘ "nuts. Grade 4: Lois Malone; Joan Elizabeth MacCorrnick;

Slctsoii; Rosalie Wadman; Alice Cornish; Lois Bryan.

Grade 3: Joseph Shelfoon; Ed- ward Malone.

Grade 2: June Bryan: Marion MacNcill; Marjorie McCormick;

Roma Livingstone; Lennie Mac- Donald; Keith Stetson; Donna Livingstone; Donnie Adams. Grade 1: Lucy Anne Jelly; Sar- ah Murray; Doris Dignan; Isabel

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For years Noxuma has been a standard sunburn moment-used and recommended by lifeguards at famous beach rosorts. Actu- ally, ovor 25,000,000 cuss of sunburn have been lucousfully frosted with Noxumal Available at all drug and ‘cosmetic counters.

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EVERYBODY‘! SAINT‘

"Seven centuries sgo ln a hill town of Italy, was born on; of the greatest souls that ever dwelt: in mortal ﬂesh. Today he is still your friend and minoJ-A tribute from a Protestant and a natur- alist. to a Saint of the Oatbollo Church, beloved by all, regardless

THE GUARDIAN, CFIARLOTTETOWN

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Matinee 2:80 Evo. Shows 6:45 - 9

Janet Livingstone;

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Gladys Bryan; Ida wedlock. __..____._.___ MEADOW BANK W. l.

The July meeting of Meadow Bank Women's institute met with Mrs. Ivan and Mrs. Elmer Clow. Fourteen members answered roll call and the president, Mrs. L. H. Drake presided.

The net proceeds from Winsloe play were $18.32. The window boxes for the school have been built, painted and planted and tha bills for those were on motion ordered paid.'

Reports from the school com- mittee were received. also from the committee meeting held at New Haven to plan for the local convention and from the annual meeting of the Protestant Orph- anage.

It was not thought advisable to ask for blood donors at this sea- son. The Institute News was dia- tributed and a letter of thanks read for a card of sympathy.

The August meeting will meet with Mrs. Charles Hyde, when Mrs. Norman MacFadyen and ‘Mrs. Stuart Miller will assist with

answered with a supper dish. Members were also reminded of their gift for a box for overseas. Meeting closed with The King. Lunch was sewed and a socia hour spent.

NEW AIIGYLE SGIOOL

Report for June (grading tests): Grade X-1. Meredith MLCLSIII. Grade IX-l. Arnold MacEioch- em; 2. Doris Ferguson; 3. Douglas MncKinnon. .

Grade VIII-l. Mary Margaret MwDougall; 2. John Macbean; s. Florence Darrach.

Grade VI—I. Charles Macllach- ern; 2. Kenneth MacLean; 3. Louis Stewart. .

Grade iV-—1. Stella MacEache/rn; 2. Jean MacEachem.

Grade IIL-i. Beverly Beaten.

Grade II—~1._ Curtis Darrach; 2. Ethelene MacEachern.

Grade I-Clinton Macbeod.

The school closing was held June 30th at Argyle Shore in the fonm of a picnic. Luncheon was served and all present were treat- ed to ice-cream and soft drinks by the teacher.

Races and the usual water sports provided a good afternoon's entertainment.

Prizes for attendance were a- ynrded to Stella MacEacher-n and diaries Manila-chem.

Prime were awarded to the fol- lowing pupils (in order of merit) who received Grade VIII Certiﬁc- stes:

1. Mary Margaret MacDougsii

2. John Msclcsn

3. Ilorencc Darrach.

, The teacher. Mrs. Ethel Mu- Kansia received appropriate gifts from her pupils.

Mich of the suocsas of tha pic- nic wan duo to Mr. John Mackin- non who so kindly conveyed the pimic crowd to and from the

'shore.

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are to be painted azure blue.

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If ha is a more boy ith f ‘r. i»? ofléimif ff'.‘.f.'e.‘§.‘i.°.‘“i.ii°.if5§‘li;°.i‘2i“..il l l .:..;':. ":5; sidoiiaisi" i" "w" ~ i= i» 1- ~ i l wueithexfe h» no res o l! gs ormed and knowing what he want; 1n He ha; found her mores n w ylme marriage should not be mcceuhu‘ phlstlcation and experlerﬁgggeah: till?“ a yiimng gm- He mm. h" m‘ not ma“, to chmn- - Y ﬁve t e same ideals. And he ls “we'd "ch l “"1118! ll likely to be oxceedin ' 81y happy, because ;1i\;:vhgu‘i‘| older than her husband is more anxious to please the" “e "fan Ber one and would use more tact in managing him. Also, e d y men o whom the maternal appeals and who Byway, i“ °.:."i:.:"".."':a:. i" - - a a a w e s ould alway be th 1 , the old theory that women ago quicker than msilfiiillnfiiit is bnldtedtra: '1 "l!" d!" When keeping young has become a cult with women. ' DOROTHY DIX

i "k DEAR MISS DIX: My husband has been a respectable, business- ; h e and dignified man all of his life until now when, at the ago of 50. , a has completely changed. He neglects the good business he has built l "D. i-Ia is takins all kinda of music lessons and is tha laughing stock of U10 Mllhborhood, singing at the top of his voice. He has a regular beauty parlor of his own and spends hours trying to beautify himself and grow hair on his bald head and takes all kinds of reducing tablets He tries to chum with boys and girls of ; 16 and brags that he is in younger condition than any boy of 2O or 30. ' H’ ll “WHY! quarrellng with his own children and making presents to young girls. My nerves are shattered and I am too ashamed to meet my friends. Is there any cure for him’: MRS. C.

ANSWER: Oh. yes. A certain cure. Time. He ls just going through tha age of folly that afflicts a great many other men at his time of

i life and, if you will just be patient, he will soon get over it.

! It is just the last flare-up of youth, a last call to the dining car, but while it lasts many men do tragic things, such as imagining they are too young for their wives and that they have fallen in love with flappers. While they are under this delusion, they often break up their homes and

ldlvorca their wives and marry girls young enough to be their grand-

daughters only to repent it ever afterward. Summon what sénse of humor you can to understanding tha situa- tion and be thankful that it is no worse. ‘ DOROTHY DIX

DEAR MISS DIX: I was spanking my 9-year-old daughter tho other day when an “unmannerly" neighbor came into the room unannounced. She said that she was afraid that the other mothers in the neighbor- hood would not want their children to play with a girl who had to be punished so severely. I told her the child had done nothing vary naughty, but that I believe in Solomon's motto, "Spare tha rod and spoil the child." What do you think of corporal punishment‘!

ANXIOUS AND WORRIED MOTHER

ANSWER: I have too often seen a peevlsh, fretful child who was making life a torment for everybody about it turned into a sweet and smiling angel by judicious use of the halrbrush, not to subscribe to the spanking theory when it is put in operation at the psychological moment by the humane mother.

Before a child is old enough to reason, it has to be controlled by force. but there should be some way of appealing to a girl of 9 by other means than a beating. You should rule your children through love and respect.

There ls only a short time in which they will be afraid of you. and if your hold upon them is fear, you can do nothing with them when that

is gone. DOROTHY DIX

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to msriars, but will answer problems of general Interest throulll he!‘ 60mm"-

qulz program. which proved very

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import for the month of Juno: Grade X Bn-l. Clarence Camp- bell; 2. Helen Molsssc. -

Grade X Jan-i. Rita llchsac; I. Elva Mscleod.

Grade IX-l. Elwood Robbins; 2. Irancis Molsaac.

Grade VIlliI-l. Hieldon Cami!- bell; 2. Douglas Martin; 3. Kath

d. Grade VII &.—i. Eva Campbell: and Malcolm Moc-

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Grade X-l. Clarence Campbell; 2. Helm Mclsaac. Grsda IX-i. Elwood Bobbins; 2. Francis Mclssoc. Grade VIII-i. Sheldon Oomp- beil; 2. Douglas Martin; 3. Keith Macuod; 4. Kenneth MscLaod. . Grade VIII-L Eva. Campbell; 2. Mollie Martin; 3. Malcolm Mao- Leod; 4. Wayne MiwLeod.

The prize awarded for tho high- est standing in Grads X-Clsrrnoe Campbell.

The prizo awarded ft! the high- est standing in Grads iX-Elwood R/dblblxia.

The will awarded for the high- est standing in Grads VIII-Shel- don Campbell. - The prize awarded for tho hidi- est standing in Grade VII-Eva

Campbell. The prize for attendance was

JULY I8. 1949

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The regular meeting of the Hampton W. M. S. was held July 5th at 8.80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Geo. R. Cannon with an at- tendance of eight members and three visitors. The worship ‘sar- vice was carried out by the presi- dent. Mrs. C. Morrison. .

Service opened with hymn No. i0, "From All That Dwell Below the Skies", followed by Scripture readings. Matthew 9:35-38 and Ro- mans i0: 13-15, with hymn No. 371 "Lord of Light Whose Name Out- Shineth", read in unison by the

embers. Prayer and benediction closed the worship service.

The program was conducted by Mrs. Morrison assisted by Mrs. A. Best. Mrs. T. G. Head. Mrs. L. Iarquhsrson, Mrs. R. Fsrquharson. which stressed the very great need of more missionaries, tha questions being arranged u a

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ness period followed with the president presiding. Minutes of last meeting were read and ap- proved. Treasurer reported $3.25 for month of Juno. Community friendship secretary reportednina home calls since last meeting. Of- fering amounted to $2.00, also 50 cents membership fee.

Meeting closed with prayer and benediction.

The members were vary gener- ously treated to ica cream and strawberries by Mrs. Cannon, ss- slsted by the committee.

Next meeting to be held st tha home of Mrs. Warren Ferguson on July 20th at 8.30. Lunch commit- tee: Mrs. M. Cameron, Mrs. W. Ferguson, Mrs. George Willett.

(Patriot please copy)

NOITII ENMOII SCHOOL

Report for May and June:

Grade VII-Alvin Bryant.

Grade VI-Ralph Bryant, Doris Bryant. ,

Grade lV-Mary Blggsr. Amos Coughlln. George Shaw.

Grade III-Jessie Coughiin. Etta Coughlin, Wilford Wright.

Grade II (al—.lirnmy Bryant, itetta Bryant. Leonard Harvey.

Grade II (bi-Doris MacXla. Doreen MacKio.

Grade I-Lsurence Harvey. George MacKla, Irma and Ruby McDougsll.

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