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er would be glad to see her.

and before she

and recognized it. she wondered if nether was still here, She decided In go see. She. scrambled up the 'ree straight to the doorway that clad so short a time before been 'amiliar. She climbed. eagerly. Would she find mother at home? It mother wasn't at home what. a iurpris. she would have when she

angry face so close to her own.

here!" It was an ugly bark, Ragtail dodged

around to thelriizht behind other side of the tree. In a flash Rngtall dodged around one tree.

did come home. Perhaps new rnoth- mother was out of that doorway

and around the tree after her. Bag-

Just as she reached the doorway, tail realized she had made a mis- could peep in. take. Round and mother thrust her head out. But trunk of the tree they raced. Fin- was it mother? Ragtail was really ally. Ragtall jumped to the ground. in doubt. There was no love in the Right

round on the

behind her she heard a thump. That was mother who had

”Get out!" barked mother right also jumped to the ground. Rag- in her very race. "Get away from tail ran. Never before had she run

running now. And her came mother.

as she was

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and ran up another. Mother was right at her tail. Ragtail ran out on a limb and leaped for another tree. She mlmed a jump. Mother lFIlt'In'I. try it. She just sat there , for a moment and scolded. And how lshe did scold! Ragtail didn't. wait. 'The instant she landed on the lizround she took to her heels. She. ';zot away from that part of the lGreen Forest as last as her legs .cnuld take her. She ran until she ll:-ould no longer hear that amid- -ing voice. she had made a mistake she would never make again.

! IN ni-znoailn

LARCHIBAIID TTRENTON

ldeath of Archibald Brenton Mac- iD(iIlFll(l on June, R.

Mr. MacDonald, who was in his 70th year spent his life at Vernon 'River. uhere his sterling character land pleasing disposition endeared him to all. He was the son of the late. Archibald MacDonald and lMar,ioric Enmnn MacDonald oi Vernon River.

He, leaves to mourn his sister. lBeasie (Mrs. James Long), Char- 'lotteiown Royalty. and the follow- liiig ncpliexvs and nieces: Archibald MacDonald. C. E. and Virginia MacDonald (Mrs. Lennard Haggeri both of London. England: Wil- liam Long of Cliariuurtown Roy-

lalty and Marjorie Long (Mrs. 'Francis Dimockl of Dartmouth, S.

l His older brother, J. J. MacDon- ald, C.E. B. Sc., passed away in lworthiiig. England, in 1937.

it The funeral, conducted by Rev. ;J '1'. Irwin of Trinity United .Church. Charlottetmvn, was held p.1une ii. at the United. Church. lvm-non Rivcr. follovvuisz a short SPl'l'l('P at the home of his nephew

l iequal.)

MNCDONALD l ...-- I Residents of Vernon River and vicinity were saddened by the

rm: GUARDIAN. Brackley School Hold Annual Picnic

On Thursday afternoon. June 25.

the Annual picnic for pupils of Brackley School was held at Stan- hope Beach. of friends and parents witnessed

awarding of certificates and prizes

as follows.

Certificates were awarded to the

following pupils who made over

'15 per cent. in grading exams, in order of merit:- Carol MacM.illan,

Faye sellick, Bernice Newson. Vir- ginia Macliay, Cyril Bryenton. Marie Bryenton. Jeanne Jenkins. Elaine Bryenton, Blair Bryenton, Roger Sheila Roper. Lorraine Dorothy Proude, Johnny Blatch, Wayne Luella Clark. Ernest Roper, Blatch. Betty Bryenton, walker. David t Jenkins. Bryenton, Wallace Jackson, Prnwse and Guy Ford.

Prizes for Highest Average: - Grade X, Gall Prowse, Grade Ix- Ernest Roper, Grade VIII-Wsh lace Jackson, Johnny Blatch (Composite Tests), Grade VIII School exams, Johnny Blatch. Grade VII Ernest Bryenton, Grade VI Virginia MacKay. Grade V Ber- nice Newson, Grade IV-Luella Clark, Grade III Carol MaoMillan. Grade II Donnie Roper, Grade 1 Janet Cudmore. Grade I B Ernest Prowse.

Department. Bobby Bryenwn, Hazel Walker.

Attendance, Allan Blatch, Doro- thy Proude.

Most Improvement, David Jen- kins.

Application. Faye Selliok.

Highest Carol MacMillan 9'l.3',?a.

Highest Average-Grade VI - X

Stewart.

Allan Hazel Ernest

Virginia MncKay 96.057" special Pri7.es:- Arithmetic alanet Cud- more; Spellings - Faye Sellick.

Marie Bryenton, drawn by Marie Bryenton. Tables - Virginia Mac- Kay. Marie Bryenton, Bernice Newson, Dorothy Proude, Jeanne Jenkins. Faye Sellick. Carol Mac- Millan, drawn by Dorothy Proude.

alty. Pallbearers were Messrs.

Green, M.S. Lea, John

Oliver

and Warren Enman. He was laid to rest in the church cemetery.

A good attendance

Janet Cudmore. Selliclr,

Donnie Roper. Gray.

Gail

Average Grade I-V

John Huntley, Matheson, Samuel Masters

CHARIJOTTETOWN

Marie Bryenton. Dorothy Provide- drawn by Marie Bryenton.

Hygiene- Jeanne Jenkins. Faye Selliclr. Carol Ma.cMillan, drawn by Jeanne Jenkins.

Meanings - Virginia Macliay, Marie Bryenton, Bernice Newaon, Dorothy Proude. Verna Lee Ford, drawn by Bernice Newson.

Grade I-H.eading- Janet Cud- more. Elaine Bryenton, drawn by Janet Cudmore. .

Science -Gall PraI'.u..

Mathernatiu -Ernest Ropes.

French-Gail Prowse.

Literature - Virginia MacKay, Blair Bryenton, Elaine Bryenton, Roger sellick, drawn by Virginia

Macxay. Ward Drill -Grade I-IV - Jeanng Jenkins, Faye selllek.

Carol Maclldillan. Blair Bryenton, Betty Bryenton. Helen Pierce. Donnie Roper. drawn by Donnie Roper.

Canadian History-Bernice New-

son.

British History -Virginie Mec- Kay.

Geography - Virginia MacKa.y, Sheila Roper. Faye Sellick. Carol MacMillan. Blair Bryenton, drawn by Blair Bryenton.

Number Drill-Grade I -Wayne Gray.

An address was read to the teacher, Mrs. Leona Cameron, Virginia MacKay and Janet Cud- more made the presentation of a beautiful gift. The teacher re- sponded by extending thanks to pupils and to parents for their co-operation and great interest taken in school work.

The Women's Institute generous- ly treated all present to ice cream, and later supper was enjoyed by all

Grammar - lrnut Bryenton. preua

t.

achool sports were held on the beach as follows:

50 yd. duh -boys 'I and under. 1. Wayne Gray, 2. Freddie Mac- Laren, 3. Roger Sellick. 60 yd. dash -girls '1 and under, 1. Elaine Bry- enton. 2. Janet Cudmore. 3. Betty Bryenton. so yd. duh -girls I and 9. 1. Shellh Roper. 2. Faye sellick. 3. Helen Pierce. 50 yd. dash boys- 8-9-l0- 1.Bobby Bryenton. 2. Blair Br-yenton. 60 yd. duh, girls- lo--li-l2. 1. Marie Bryenton. 2. Bernioe Newton. 3. Hasel Walker. 50 yd. duh boys 14 and over-1. Allan Blatch, 2. Emeat Bryenton, 3. Wallace Jackson. 50 yd. duh boys ll-13-13. 1. Eugene Gray; 3. Johnny Blatch; 3. Ernest Roper.

HOPPUIK Undo I. 1. Enter Bel- liok; 2. Elaine Bryenton; 3. Cyril Bryenton. Hopping - Grade !I, 1. Betty Bryenton. 2. Helen Pieroe.. Hopping, Grades III-VI 1. Eugene Gray: 2, Verna Lee Ford; 3. Bet- nioe Newson. Hoppirig - Gredu VIII-X. 1. Allan Blatch; 2. Ernest Roper. Relay Raoe-Allan Blatchla team. Tux-O-War - Ernest Bry- enton's team. Tug-0-War --Men versus ladies-won by men.

Married Womenls Race-1. Mrs. Keith Cudmiore; 2. Mrs. Ivan Bry- enton; 3. Mrs. Frank Blatch.

Men's Raoe-1. Ellsworth Proude,

2. Harvey Jenkins; 3. Ray Selllck. Everett Gray.

Men's Tug-0-War -James MM- Kay'a Team.

Gentlemen'a Race - l. Vernon Ma.oMillan: 2. Frank Blatch; 8.

Edward Sellick. Starter -Walter MacMillan. Judges -Frank Blstch. Willard Prowse. Harvey Jenkins. George

Jackson, Ernrnoru Newson, Stanley Jackson.

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40th Annual Convention

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Cf PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE JULY 8 -

INSTITUTES

9. 1953

July 13tII-514th

Many Thanks To Everyone!

HOLMANi 96th Birthday Sale

Was A Huge Success

All contest Ballots Submitted Will Be scrutinized This Week And The Winning Numbers For

The Grand Prize

Will Be Selected On Saturday July 11th at 8.30 P.M. In Both Stores--Summerside Si Gharlottown

Winning Numbers Will Be Announced Over GJHW and CFOY. and In Your Local Papers on Monday and Tuesday.

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spire excessively

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