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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

8. 1952

!BrackIey School lciosing Picnic

school picnic at Brnckley School was held at stnnliope Beach on Wednesday afternoon, June 25, with a large crowd of parents and ratepayers in

The llnlatched Door

Frank Price

The annual By

swinging, slldinx.

springton Annual School Picnic

The Springtnn annual school picnic was held at Dalvay on Thursday afternoon. June 19. The afternoon was spent in bathing. and games.

Breodolbone and Vicinity Miss.Jurrettn-"ital-rray. Breadal-

bane. has been re-engaged as teacher of Ross Valley school.

i

t

Mrs. William Anderson was host- ess to the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society on Wednesday

York and Vicinity

spent the weekend of June 29th

her mother. Mrs. Covehead,

l

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Veuey n Halifax.

Mrs. Frank Veuey and daugh- er Beverly were the guests of Frank Boyer. last week.

mgwumzma

m pnesenvmo

CHAPTER SIX

Min Dianne Millar spent a few days lut week at the home of Mr. and Mn. Peter Proud.

under the direction of the teach- er and members of the W. I. who sponsored the outing.

A delicious tri-at. of ice cream

l!;;!l'l.dBg(Cl:i-'BX'd Sellick. secretary "mmg' July 2"d' of school. was master of cere-

imonies for the occasion. The first

PIrtT1ro

The many zrlenda of Mr. William ' ; WES WAY OANNER

"I'll be careful" He switched on Gmimm 3,, him M know mu ii, M. While Mr. Georu Watts

the light in ii rmm arms the noun f.;'5,';:.,.,",jm'””.,"":;;l3i;f:...2'3” was ziwn by the tearhi-r. has recovered sufficiently to return was door'of which the man was li'ingtnlfiies in rm pupils by iheirlieachn The following is the list of in his homi, aim, his recent iiiness unloading a cow he bought he MASON JARS and glanced round. ”Not.hinr.,(,r Mm, Leann Cameron. M mi. certificates and prizes: in the pnE-ix. Howimii became wild and got clear, and here.” he said and passed alongiim',i,S: Grading certificates for complot- ran away to the woods and the WEIGHT C5 '0 the "W- H?” ii"-K I Clomli Grade VIII--Certificates to the '"R 5"'l' H13 E'"'""' T"”mi?i Mrs. Henry i-iurrv and her little "”'hb”"" ht" 5"" '""h'"5 ' (imi-V -pmnmg iii, iiimdi, mii.iiniim”nK successmi pupiisz Ewen ?JI!n,II;RVK'l:0f'IJ Thoniliisnn. Allnllstalirli dmghiui Chm,imL'emwn vmnd for him but with no luck. gin ii. i , - - - n .i l . Bi h L, K ii ,' tic n as . ames arrnr, onail V. V. ' n :- uci 12 ans A Hpnt0llS pun Ropei. Allan atc no a 3 Ninnnlnnn nnd Joy” Hnmniyn with Mrs. Hurry ;:(l1Sle1Chi;nd1&:l(:;l'glP York lchooi picnin W" new on

Marlene MacDonald, Janet Mac- ei..in.iawi M1 June znn It Sunncpe

and steppcd back. The door swung n n W. l

open on dai-kilos: and silence. HriDonald. Marie Strickland. (jmde V; 1 ).rm;:'"” f”””'- Macbeod on Wednesday. June 25mi

waited rt moment and then, nsi Trustees Honor Certificates in n':n: Vi ;f:r”"r' nn Mr nnd M" M-lconn nnen -,. , -.i 'd f 't.t: v if M,- - V i i"-- - -

l'lOil"llflR untmm fl lnppened, moi oi er 0 meri n irg ti, ac nmnn V”: nruce Lamont Dr. nnd M”. Chan” smut nnn spent Sunni” June nmn in York.

FOOD CHOPPERS PRESSURE COOKERS MIXING SPOONS

theiKay, Faye Sellick. Bernice New- on son. Carol McMillan, Marie Bryen- ton, Sheila Roper, Luella Clark, Donnie Roper, Jeanne Jenkins. mglkirncst Roper, Allan Blatch, Doro-

itliy Proiide, Hazel Walker. Johnny

Blalch, Lena Kelly, Betty Bryan-

famlly of New Glasgow were visit- ors with Dr. Stuart's sister. Miss Mamie Stuart and his father. Mr. Malcolm Stuart the weekend of June 22nd.

ed forward and felt inside for light. swztcli. The light came and he gave a startled cry

”Whai is it. Sl:iii')” iv: wife call- ed from wlinre she was kneel beside the scrvant.

Senior cer-, junior cer-

Writiniz certificates: tificate, Jenn Farrar: tificnte, Iris Lamont.

Progress certificates: Edwin Far- rnr, Bruce Lamont, Joyce Hamhly. Eleanor Thompson, Alllsialr Mac-

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Veuey and two children attended the races at Summerrlde on July ht. Watts

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson

were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

':Bmd'",!.',' he ”5Wd' "P1 "mm Ion. David Jenkins. Blair Brycn- Iiitosh. Donald Nicholson. James Misses Jurretta and Eleanor Mur- hes dram 'ton Audrey Strickland Gallil-inrrar. Lawson Thompson and 5, mi ,-iw ii . Harold Watts on Sunday. June ,, ,.. y . , . r y a M e lngton Murray are DP”d' H19 -l””'pM l" h” 19" Prowse, Bobby Eryenton, Wallaceil-llorence Farrar. nt nresnnt amending me Came 29th. 5"” m" m M5 Md" Cl'”5-'m5 '0 Jackson. Marian? MBcD0ii81d.i W371? "W l1M""3 ll" "10-it '”""5i Cove Christian Church Camp which W” each other llici; stood s:a:iiig into Ernest Bi.)-enioni Jean Bambi-ink, in Grade Ill: Eleanor Thomp- waned On Jun, 2nd and Ci0s”.on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crockett and (h? room where llricrr Bordennlay pay M.,CDL,mi(i. son. 1 I Juiy um. ' , dauizhgtgr Leonoae siilenct Sundanr, COLD PACK CANNERS with lllb l'PYflll'F:i ni-.s.rie llll.i scnior Writing Certificates: - Prize for being ate the east June th at rwe ave, te "IVS Yiiiii'ilW1" 5118 il35l?0d. Tlwii M. l e M Doi ld, Janet. Mac- limos: iris Lamont. i guests of Mrs. D. MacEachern. suddenly she screzinied; ”Miirder! D(?lxl,R(lr(l, Gail? Pii()):'se. Lena Kelly, Prizcs for good work during the ML and M”' Fms" Mur"y' JAB ll Mur ” Allan Blzitch. Wallace Jackson. ycnrz Jenn Farrar, Florence Far-l H9"mk;r)'wNi M”MJi'.r"(:5 Mm” Mr. John Nicholson and Fran- "Shiit up!" Her llllSl)ilfld seized Vll';',llila MacKay. rnr, iris Lamont. Eleanor Thump-1 my 3; n '55. Om” (”i””v'Vi- Pl5”' kle Lewis spent Sunday. Julie hpr i-mi;i;ii 1,. 3)". mm and shook .llllilm' CPlil.lllCalPSI Marie son. Joyce Hambly. Donald Nich- mil e-lo line" V15 W15 Mm Ml” 29th at Orwell Cove. h” min 5-.1...-I". -vcnmc away. nid Bryenlon. Bcrnice Newson. Ernesciolson, Allistair Macintosh. and 3" l”5- P v MUTFHX Oil Domin- Riri i mi.n.i,.n-i in iia”. in mu 5..., Brycnton, Clair Bryenton. iLau-son Thompson. 10” D535 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watts that hm i WM km,(.k.,d mini-. Hal Progress Certificates: Sheila Ro- A nicely worded address was r-- and little daughter spent Sunday. drpw mi. bark pmin me um.(,,,. per, Jt-amie Jenkins. Fare Selllckur-ad by Jean Fiirrlr, and .ToycP. Congratulations are being ex- June 29th in York. the guest: of gcmm nun .(,' iheltanding vpiili 131811 Biil'Pnl0n. C-ai'01 MRCMl11Eii.illnntbly presented three beautiful. tended to Miss Dorothy Matheson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts. l ' ' gt ,. H ' ,,' iiaziel Walker. Luella Clark. Doro- gins to the lcaclier, Reta Todd. iwho received ll('f' certificate for ll(il::”Sp?'i1lficcEUiNcieiltilit.I!(;::Wn,in":,t 01iLiiIi”l.l' Pmlme. Donald JClikli15.DiiVidi Ailor R delicious slipper wasi 5tenogral)h.V at my Closing Dxe,-- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caawell pltonc-all yo lime in do is sax JPnkm5' . . . l5"l'Pd. PV"5'0"" Telllrnw home ”'j C1568 Of Union Commercial Coliegen and 50" IPEYII l TECEM. evening .PniiN,v n”d'FV(.iinin:C witi pm Vin, RP1'”"3l'Yn 1(339TLUUCB3l953t D0Tm1El the evening after thoroughly en- ypyn in York. ” i r i 0P” R11 913' FY?” 011- ljorinx a pleasant outing, M d M . th oirzl at oncc. Tell vlem nhal .. . . r i r- 3" T-Y Robert MRCKM ri 1 i Pups (01 mghesn mew” m - .tFB;..i:j. and little daughter. Sandra, were; M”' L9"””d Newm" hm "

n.e'i-:3 seen. Thcii slip doun to lllf' mm wad... were awarded as ioin i nmong my guests M the Gnmunh her rnnent guest nu, mom". Mn”

strcct anti sco if the hobby on the imis; B.. i mo er cem?dmwn bv I N , . N H heat is about. I'd better stay hero (-,i-mie Ixgimia Kpii)vi iFi:i)i.:l-1g:.1iii(.k' p ' iW31mCC Weddmg YFCPDIXOU. M 015' Pope eV”mm' cw avem till .urmt-imi.- r-aims i ('.r-ado VIII---Ernest Roper. G9oi'gi'npl))' - mmi w.1ker,W;iiii1i3eiiue Oii Wediiesdiiy. June. Mm Norm, Lewin RN. B.,si.,,,'l

.-gut. Stan, if thorns a miirrler- (trade VII oliniiy Blatch, Audrey sirickiandi Shana RopEi.'l...')l.1 in spending in”. holiday; at her MEAsUR1NG CUPS er in thrre " . Grade VI-Ernest Bryrnton. Joanne Jenkins. Luella Clark, Fnycl Mrs. James Todd. Wlnnipoiz. vls-I home in york.

"All tlic more rcason for dnlllgl Gl'ilgP. Yovvgliizlnllil. lx;i1acKay. Scllick, Blair Bryenton, 1007, e lied Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lrraliam FUNNELS what i sax!” Hr nnsltr-cl hcr across GM 9 M11100 i'W-5011. drawn by Luella Clark. on Friday, June 27th. The follow- Mr, and Mrs. Doiigi" Mm.-o the latirlim and opcvied the door; Gmflf 1” SF-"LUPW1 Cli"'k- Science--Gail Houise. inn day Mrs. TOdrl.HCCOmnf1lllC(l by.,,mi mile daughter, Norma. spent: CANS AND COVERS M Numbm. 9 Mn his imciikwl Grndo III .ir.-Faye Scllick. Hygiene - Virginia MacKai'.lMr. and Mrs. Graham. visltedjuiy 15; at her Mine in york, 1 "Got on with it!” i g1 Ii5eln:Dg:;n1:ri3(5D9T- Bernice Newson, Marie. .'Brycntou,i HarLsviilg ulhgrg Mrs, Todd intends ......

she won: in and a moment lat- sinecnn nmes for the highest dlfniilli :3 LB9ln3C!9(l1?fW50'1- to spend some other vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Newman er Mr. Pazrkcxi. srand;np, shakily in mnrk in Inn rnnnwinn subjects nlrin1i?m;icT;ernt;Cg- Newmn tivo of her sisters, Miss Marie and family were visitors to -York his own nomuai, heard her ai;itai- nwn mnmed n f 11 A ' Uraham and Mrs. A.D. MacLeod. ion Sunday, June 29th. the ziests

i Bi 0 Wsi of Mr. and Mrs. L. Newson.

Algr-bra--Lona Kelly. GcomeLiy4Gai1 Prowse.

-E.

Mrs. D. MacPheriion and non Willard, Orwell Cove. were the guests of Mrs. Will Crockett. on Monday, June 30th.

ed ro cc at the tciciilioiio. Ei'iri('iii- Sm,”in,,smEmcSi Roper Marni ii. slic grit throuuli without tlclzii iom, M(.13mmid Virginia i'ViaCKa..i Lum.nun.n7D0mthy pmudp vnn for her cmiiziscri nticiniit to cxplaiii Shmia Hop”, if-m.e seiiick Beiiif "mm Mncxny Bernice Nennnn

W911" dl-V"l”'.i' Wm” l'l'"'("”-V m . 1 tlvlarie Bryenton David Jenkins Ml" Th?” l”” "l imprml durmf l -" Luella Clark Hazel Walker Bobblvi which he heard her moving about 'im yr). in ii,.iii-i Mme another Brveniony Aiidrev sirickinniii FaV'e'. m” 5””"3'm"m' mm she mm" mlfcv "131 ill 5! lanky YOUHS man Selllck. Blair Brycnton. Jenn Bam- mil With :4 Elfioi 111 ml? hafld mid 3 who was half clinging to, half bc-lbrick, 1001?, amkm by David Jen-

IN MEMORIAM

C-. BRYENTON

Rogers Hardware company Limited

M'RS. LOU!

Mrs. Joan Mersey has left for

on wednesday' M” I'M” 1952' Boston where she will be the

golf cltih in tho Iitlirr in-v supported by the first spcakcr, kins. -Mrs. Louise C. Br-enton. avedl "1 hr-rrivglit you a ti.i.k and iii 5." a Brouizh lnokinrz. thtcksct personi History--Viilzlnla MacKaY. 100"n L85 years, widow of tlie late .loscapl1lgu0S" of Mr mom"-' (shiicifglopriit of Mn and MrS' Harry gleeorggusgfiis of lMr' and M”' ROME, July '7 ..(AP) ...It,aiiym3 .. - in t ' . . . . D - - " r - - grin:?'ldirci1::);1rx::xltlinibat in tv1:tTi1:' mndiloffffi '””,”(:”””g'. uinadmfid sirftacbiiwwaiirgi-maa3:aYrse'vii:2ii5:imsema" of Um" mm P" Etim: Mfr L”"3"l A"d”"”- . NW me" --- were scorched today as the ther- liaml" K cveniiitzp brig; he nu);-3 aHl;ehinriM"CK”:l'- BC1"llC9 N”'55"v Mtllelggiyiltefi-Mi:'u-it iIlf,Q3.C”,;:..,,';fml”' I"-lalsilnw. N. .S.. is iipendiniz a Master Frankie McMillan. Cm'i!- Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mclnnls and momeier good over mo dggrepn

"1 incl bow-r with that inside ihfuse iii-0 W5. 3 ..,.n, i,,'i.,,ii. iri Bryenton. Carol MacMillan, l00','?. M5,:-e iai-tigrnon vvlm wq; ihe lmhday at hi! home in Ynrk. head. is spending a few days .n family were visitors to lork on (ah,-enheii, "id 5i-iowgd no gign of me!” he rcturiictl. lvii”-iiil NW3” uliom Mrr Phrkc: lrccoznirrd gar dmw" by hhme Bryem0"' last. a family of five llffl; the rb - of York. HWM guest or his -6-m-nu. July ISL gang dcmni The m'd”y ha" W3" mp ninn: M n min. ans rm. (imp inn mnnm. of mp HM rrnm awnncni Gmmmm.-ErnnsL Rnnen nornn "H I n. 1 t VI-. V1. The straw eiry I growers . parents. r. and Mrs. hilliain i ere- . reached in peak in Fianna, yes. he lookrrl at. the club, "well. it ii... hm aii Cm... ' l Meanings - Virginia MBCK3)'..Jau'"1 " id iii K3,; rail,” Rtil; Yflfk "9 hmytpick "3d”"" be" Whilst Miss Freda MW-wn lsricnt the terday. There the mercury rose in can't do any harm. Art: the Police 'tl don't know Vanxbodv named 100'” it illirelifs slhm - born 0:la'V::l'Fh 8:11 mas and rep” -2 goo crop. M d M-W'l: 1' d hung" At her home m York. 1033 degreem At lent 21 puaom wnwmw i .m. ,, . n - .4 Word Drill - Hazel Walkezzlvi 9 9 has i ' . ' . 7' M rs" W" 3"” "" -30 have died from the heat.

- - ' HEPT, said Mi. Panes. btit Sheiia Roper Jeanne Jenkim ill-357. After the death of her hu:- Miss Carlo Hardy is in the city family spent July 1st in York. - .

"Th" xfmd H”-i d he mlmd ial 11195 ha-'v MPH Slimfihihit drcad- Fave si.iiici(" Cami Macuiiiailiilband 26 years ago, Mrs. Bryenton . - nncc Mu-t.I no int iii? lTi3l'ln9'" he iul going on in Bordcn's fiat 915,, Bi-yenimii Donnie Rope,-nliverl with her daughters in the bml” (Will Y SW0 Vi. '7 .l””- hcre, His scrvant is wounded rind Egiiv Bi-3-onion loom, drawn by States. For the last. 14 years she N

tBN'r:' aft. him if iriii i F3”. ly.n: lnsensinlo, and he himself ca,-01 MiiCMilig1'i. ' ' 3had been living with her dauqh- ' ”””'” ll” ” "hm" ms mm M 15 lllilil dmd .l0i1d9r" HF lJ05MPdl Highest average in school was tors in Union Road, Mrs. James

P"-W'l:- Yml M" mm" hnck ” M in M1??? lhP liilht ho lifid liirned awarded to Virginia MacKay. Maund and Mrs. Harry Newman. For the past. two years she had

9il.6"i. l

15”" El-Will-" on shone into the hall. Thc wit 1('Ti.SiSllll:WllPliP they had "Dcarl” Kruger deml!" oxclazniedl Highest. averatZ5 i" Semi" URGES been in failing health. causing her lvlf '3 H” liili -VF H1 mm 5”” -l the llll('kSt"l man, He turned a face was awarded to Ernest, ROPEY. much suffering and distress. it flW'Yl- TWVI ll" W” "1 ”V”i l0 ”l” htank with shock to the sill. 333'r?- .was a great comfort. to her how- i man liiii: in the hall of Niinibcr --what do you Know about maid P1'1'I,(' for best attendance for Evev m be Wim hm, daugmgrs whoi ' l1 and l7”lli mm li:m. He was still kid?" the year was merited by Allan so tenderly (med ior ii”. she wml lll'”7ll'-"ii llilll l”'Pl”l5"”l "What do vou mcaii?" she retort- Blatchi tliappv too to have her youngest: ' . Prl7cs for department were merit.- dnnninnrv ' L-Vin. (mm wobumn

iii: no. o fllltl arcing that his pd m.m.. .V to uniastcn was oi

. ”How should I kllOW;'

ms Rho was interrupted by the lanky uw Pmndn

ill" - tl to -i set to db ' M-. - . '

Ill" l:::il'i:l's's Sltlxtglllelii siihiedrfdnhaifcl P.”7'e for mnsc Improvement

mlicr man. Vli2Pn1'l.csln.-.'l dot-.n W,m.imi,.d' .dJf”"g suyml -Vemmirvu Wgn by

the club ftltrl cmxiiiuicrl lh(- work ..Ki.u,:Ci fiend? of (ours? hens In4!l”:5i r113;3Cl(lfn9lllv w51?3V1xtJe"' A iiriisv l')"lllllrl him bl'flllElll liim dmd Wm, simuidnvi he bi... Snid nnnn R ' l m 'r "E "1

to lizs fcct. Tlic rloor of Niimlicr rd kiii him nwwiii Said I-(in,-v 1 Fnnnwinn this nnn nf inn nrnn

giir wifc h-irl li"',ZlIll mllwr nnvl l'.c hcforc she

lPTl".ii')lf'(l in the flln"()Y(l'.Y

rd by walmce Jackson and Dom. lMtass.. Wllh her during her last ill-l

ness at the time of her death.

l iln her younger days. Mrs. Ery- cntun was an active member oi the W. M. Society and a. faithful member of the United Cluirch, having made licr profession ot

DITHANE

m W", H" h”'"r” ms mm 80” "5i0P U10 (00159 liioililil" hlSS9d izrninme an address was read to faith and united with the Method- M”'"" "M ”l"ll"" "id H1"? M!” iii? Elrl in Wliitprr that lxnrelytlie teacher by Lelia Kelly, and iat Cl1tll'i'h before her marriage We i'f'flf'. 'r'”ll('”V- lllIl”'"- rcnchcrl Mi'. Parkcs, and the youth the presentation of a beautiful to Mr, Bryanion. site was known

"Vll"75 ml 'l"'l"” Fl-ikfd ill” 0' was quirkly s.lrncerl by st push gift was made by Donnie Roper. mid rgjsijpcied by 3 wide circle or titrw. tnnieliirc iitfiiiil Wl-ill from a huge hand which must The teacher: thanked the pupils iiiomis ami Mquaiiiiancgg, m.-my V Kl"l:""7 ' - n have shnkpii his tppthi .for their kindness and oxprcssed M wimm passed an before heiv..bu; ' i

"Rllm 1”” 1' R”” ”"l U" To be continued -.. .D h” "h5”k5 (9 mm pupm Mm nianv still remain by whom she -7 ””””” W W patwmst 1;” mi ClO'Ope':”0: ”.”d wllllhe affectionately remembered.

m'N9,5 .n "m0 wM' "Hm; Her funeral services were con- . ' GR T iglenulicfniilnn which eventually lcadslnnnted in nu, home church in . E i The ladies of the Brackley W.l.tU””m R0"d' ml May 1601' W. h" . I imiied aii pastor, Rev. Thomas A. WllSOn. I a e,

;7rlE;:Pl'i:mi.:) lg(3:!l-):l”(B):I's!iy after which id-55mm by mm A- C- P'”"' M

a hour of sports w'cie enjoyed by iVRl1Efv'fi9ld. P. Fl 1- Th5 W” M

old and young the winncrs oi the 1 the funeral addrcss was John 14:

(llffCl”Plll. events were as follows: ivtifse W0. "1" MY F5m9Y'3 39"" 50 yd dashAbo,vs and girls over I Are Many Mansions."

Announcing the

ENFM A Blight control.

Prince Edward Island growers. who regularly used DITHANE for early or late potato

neREG'ENTu H - 1. Gail Prowse. 2. Stanleyi The hymns were, "In the sweet J. K ; 3. G1 d ' B C . l V ' ," i ll ii the 1" Mm A 3” We" 0" 339 ”"d B” ” "or fnnrnt Mn inlrigiat. control last season, again confirmed these important facts. which you should

50 yd dash - girls and boys 6 l ueceased, sung at, the

and 7 l. Sheila Rover, 2. Jeanne '.,ice in me home. and. "Tile Lord-I I Jenkins. 3. Betty Bryentcri. Mty Shepherd.'.' "Shall We Gather . . wbtil yd dlasili-Boys 13 and 14 --1. ,i ihe River" and ”Ablde Wit-11 n Potato fields receiving proper DITHANE protection rt-malncd green and i i we ac mm 2' Ernest Bryem ' healthy despite serious blight. conditions on the Island.

Me" sung at the church.

The funcral was very largely at- tended and the floral tributes were very beautiful and comforting to the bereaved family.

DITHANE-treated fields gave higher yields and more number ones than fields i

ton. 50 yd dash - boys ii and 12-1. using copper fungicides. . i

Ernest Roper. Johnny Blstch. equal, 2. Donald and David'Jen-

2.

. . . remarkable operating economy!

.. . thrilling now Phone Magnofi inns equal nnnnnn-t an t n) In . I n nm 1 d n r ' l i ' D - D riour daughters and one son are in-I no I on com I Mi 0 once ID? no rriidc his . . . monoy-saving Power selector switch! L5(;M)i;l1edI5;irynntg0lrl;l! 120 argiernne nn to mourn n Wemmd Mom”. 3, in mm",- Uncv nrznin. 7.rinilh sets the pace l liocaiiae the scientific Phone Ne5i(i)SK;in. nXlTKlnl;l:1InCKB)&. uni agghnimrhaaigtr :'f,”i,e.Iimn)EM.0.! l)lTHANl'."S outstandinx performance in also a matter of record in other potato arear "3" P"ri0"I1iIVWN'W"i"ml'v'"'"V- Mntznvtriiiii mil allother iiounda. a. m r an , - -v ' . ' -especially those where 1951 proved -to be one of the worst blight ears in a decade : - t H - , Lu ll Cl k, 2. D th P d James Mound): "14 Winifred. Y fwrrrr fonturrinl Zenith ri exciting Operates on iItandard.tIny,long ” 3 37 "9 Y mu 3: (Mai Harry Nnwmnnn ham in

Ii. Faye Sellick.

Wheelbarrow Race - 1. David Jenkins and Ernest Bryenton: 2. Donald Jenkins and Wallace Jack-

lifo. batteries. available every- where. 7.:-,nith's patented Perma- phonn defies nummer heat. and

Union Road and Lyla in Woburn. Muss, and Vernon in Calgary. Al- berta. Also five grandchildren and

' new "R:-in-nt." 0pt'rRlPfl for as lit- tle an one-third ofn cent. per hour! You can nrliiiat. the remarkable

DITHANE is available In two convenient snroys:

Power Srlooior Switch for losses humidity, naven upkeep coetii; , 3

,- f ..h ii .. F. V 5 T dvi IO . 10". . 30bbY BYYBHWH Ind six great. grandchildren. N

. . 1:5.-:;::..;:;".....".:.'l.:'.l'"8.32 ..'.".':".'.':'..".i: 2:. -ow. rt. um. DITHANE ii-14 Llqiiid ' l ' t " HOPPWZ RICO -' 1- Johnny James Mound and Harry Newman.

juotmontundar all conditions. All , this "heaven of hearing" and . . . '

economy, economy, ECONOMY. n

Blatch. 2. Wallace Jackson. Marie Bryenton.

Relay Race - 1. Ernest Bryon- tonla team.

standing Broad Jump -- 1. Wal- lace Jackson: 2. Gail Promo; 3. Hazel Walker.

Tug-of-War. Girl: versus boys- wae won by girls.

sons-in-law. Ivan Mound. Giydon Mound and Alton Newman. grand- sons. and Benjamin Mellett. nep-