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Notice of” Poll -- School Unit No. 1

se of electing TWO -ONE TRUSTEE to each Polling Division-a poll will be held on Wednesday, the thirteenth day of June, 1951 from 12 o'clock noon until 9 P.M. POLLING DIVISION NO. 1 is defined as that portion or School Unit No. 1 which was formerly known as the school districts of Spring Park and Parkdale.

POLLING DIVISION NO. 2 is defined as that part. of School Unit No. 1 outside the former school districts of Spring Park and Parkdale.

Take notice that for the our

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Nominations of candidates for election to the Board of Trustees shall he filed with the Secretary at any time up until 4 o'clock in the afternoon of June 2, 1951. Each nomination paper shall be signed by at least two sponsors who are ratepayers in the area. Every Candidate must be a ratepaycr resident in the division and. unless such candidate lgp. parent ratcpayer his nomination paper must be signed by at least one parent ratepayer.

GORDON M. RICE. Secretary, School Unit No. 1

AT LEAST 1,000 DDNDNS NEEDED

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RED CROSS BLDDD DON0li DLINIDS Date Time Place Monday, May 28th:

2-4 6: 6-10 Red Cross lldqts.

Charlottetown

Tuesday, May 29th: 2-4 it 6-10 Red Cross Ildqts.

Charlottetown WP(ill('Sdlly, May 30th:

l0-12 Noon Can. Legion Hall Morell 7-9 PM. Beaver Club Hall Montague

Thursday, May 31st:

2-5 PM. It.C.A.F. STATION 7-10 P.M St. Mnryla Ilaii Sunimeraide

EVERYONE IN GOOD HEALTH AND BETWEEN AGE 18-65 SHOULD BE A DONOR AND PROVIDE BLOOD REQUIRED FOR PATIENTS IN OUR HOS- PITALS. FOR OUR ARMED SERVICES AND CIV- ILIAN DEFENCE.

"BE A DONOR A SAVE A LIFE"

PDBLIO INVITATIDN

This is )'OllR invitation to participate in THE GRAND PARADE and following parades with a FLOAT or OTHER SUITABLE REPRESENTATION during Charlot.tetown's Festive Week. I

This INVITATION applies to every individual, business concern. or organization and ALL commun- itleson Prince Edward Island.

Telephone or otherwise contact Gordon Clark, Chairman Float Committee, phones 2740 or 2741, Charlottetown.

Charlottetown Festive Week July 1st to 7th, inclusive. 1951.

Wood islands - caribou Ferry Service '1'!!!) CONNECTING LINK EETWEEN V PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA

The Prime Nma and Charles A. Dunning operate on the following schedule. ,

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branches or aptall tree ovtgieixpgiiz Green Forest, swaying back and 101111. hum! Chatterer the Red Squirrel. He had made a long, long jump from another tree. For such a little fellow. it really was I. tremendous jump. He had al. most failed to, make it, Mrs. Chat. terer. looking on from another free. felt her heart Jump right up in her throat. Anyway, in ran like that. she was sure that Chat- terer would not quite make it. If he failed, it would mean a dread- ful tall. It would be dreadful not because of the distance he would fall, but because waiting right down under him, a grin of antici- pation on his sharp face. was Reddy Fox.

"Oh dour! Oh dear!" sobbed Mrs. Chatterer. "He's going to fall, and Reddy Fox will catch him. Oh dear! Oh dear!"

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West opened the diamond ace. south ruffed. led to the heart ace and ruffed a second diamond, then went back to the spade ten and ruffed the third diamond. He re- turned to dummy'a spade jack to run a heart, and returned with a club to eliminate the heart queen by n ruff.

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time," chuckled Reddy. "He has been too smart for me before. but this time he'll be mine."

Chatterer fooled both of them. His little hands caught. hold of the very tip of that branch, and there he hung. swaying back and forth and hanging on for dear life. Usually when Chatterer cat- chea hold of a branch he has no trouble in pulling himself up, but this time it was different. He had hold of only a slender twig on the very tip, and somehow he just couldn't seem to pull himself up. But he hung on. Yes, sir. he hung on. And all those who were watch- ing him held their breath. How long would he be able to hold on?

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took this trick (West) had no more clubs to lead-but that did South exactly no good. because when West led a heart and gave deolarer a ruff-and-discard. he could not put the opportunity to any ad- vantage. There were still two clubs in dummy and two in his own hand, and getting rid of any of them was worthless. South had to accept defeat.

The elaborate slrlnpllls process would have paid high dividends if South had made one slight altera- tion. That was to lake the heart unease-without which he would be halpieu. The success of the finesse would have let. him discard one club on the heart. ace. than strip the red suits. and finally throw A defender in with the club. Now West's forced return of R heart or a diamond Wmild 19" South discard his last club while ruling in dummy, and the slum would be home.

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