Mr. wooai-usgdoiwiu up 12- mrned to his home. llr. Woodland spent several weeks "visiting his son and dauahiar-in-law. Mr. and ,1... William dotwiii, oimu, Mao- lloba. -

mg. I Ethel Nawett and her three children of Branttord. '0nt., .n spending their vacation with Mr parenll. IIIH Mrl. Spur- 'eon Dymtintn

sincere sympathy is being ea- tended to the family of the late. Mr. David Ramsay. whose death occurred recently-

Mrs. Ernest Eagles. Wolfville. NS. and daughter Shirley were went guests of Miss llmily Mac- Lean.

Mr. and McLean Horne, Mr. Lsugalln MacLean and Ill- tm on Sunday. August 5th.

iii: and Mrs. Jones and fam- iii. Toronto. are spending their holidays with Mrs. Jones parents. Mr. and Mrs. D.s. Ramsay.-

Northam Women's Institute held an ice cream social in the North- sin Hall, Friday evening. July 27ili. There was a good attend- aniv. The proceeds were in aid of the school. p ' i

lira. Harding. Toronto. is pseud- lii: her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Athol Colwill.

Mr. Ernest Colwlil. Toronto. is spending his vacation with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Athol Colwill.

Mr. Sheldon MacKay. Toronto, is psncding his holidays with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and

Mr. Horace MacKay has return- ed to his home. Mr. MacKay sev- eral weeks visiting his uncle. Mr. Sheldon Macxay. Toronto.

Rev. and Mrs. W.A. Young and lamlly ltorgtlain. N.B.. were vis- ltorspfn thlpiimriualty for a few days. Mr;-Yp was Pastor of the Richmond Bay Presbyterian congregation Ievoral years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Rodd. are spending some time visiting friends and relatives in the U.S.A.

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Mr. and Mrs. William: Dyment of Mass.. spent their holidays with Mr D,vment's father. Mr. James nyment.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Rodd, Mass.. spent their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Rodd and Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, Arlington.

Mr. and Mrs. John Paynter and siiliiste of Mr. and Mrs. Athol Cal- in .

Miss Phyllis Cnlwlll. Summer. side. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl fnlwlll. A.W.

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THE HAGUE (Routers-Quinn Juliana Wednesday asked a db- lear-old legal professor-urgently xummoned back from a cycling holiday-to try to form a new rablnet and hri.-ak the Netherlands snvernment crisis. now in its 10th week. Prof. W. F. De Gaay Fort- man of Amsterdam has never held a political office. A mem- ber of the Protestant Anti-Revolw tinnary Party. ht la the fourth man to be called on by the queen itnra the June 13 general election to try to form a cabinet.

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