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EMYVALE W. I.

The July meeting ol Emyvale W. I. was held the home ol Mrs. Dominic McDonald with nine members present. Meeting was opened by singing Institute Ode. Minutes oi! last meetins were read and adopted.

Several letters were read and dlsussicna lollowed. Miss Dorothy Mcalnn and Miss Patricia Olarkin were appointed delegates to at- tend Convention in Charlotte-

town: 32.00 to be given to Copen- hagan lund.. Committees gave their reports. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Tobias Murray; roll call live. Meeting ad- journed. A delicious lunch was served byrMrs. Mcbonad.

RECORD YEAR ship-vbuilding had a record year

in sweden in 1949. A total or 81 vessels were built. totalling some

0 ' - at as some a ward. strictly pay Ibleila advance.

' OIAIWIIIII lo: Photographs.

IOWAID 'llol1lNlI 100'!- WIAI II lib Queen Street.

as. on Com: will be absent nun ins ollice until Aug. mu .

tlauum views Ar onswam. Studio r

MEI. JOHNSTON! Ladies Wear. Special Clearance Sale.

IADIATOB 1'1-USIIING I speci- ality. IMallett's Battery Service.

OHANDLIBIBBOS. lor ”Etoh- wood" Plywood. -

MILK KEEPQ HEALTH HIGH. 3;; the cheapest load (or girl and

aanroaaa-roas. mtg... Mo- tors and Washer repairs. Storey Electric.

ALI. SUMMEII DRESSES clear- ing at 33 1-8 of! at the Fas” Shoppe.

REMEMBER Red Cross Blood Donor clinics next week. See ad. re times and places. Donors are needed.

"GET IN THE SWIM" by enter- ing the Y's Men's swimming meet at Victoria Park. August 5th. Con- tests lor all ages.

CITY POLICE COURT .- A: the atipendlltry Magistrates Court yesterday a man charged with be- ing drunk and disorderly was lin- ed s20 and costs or 30 days in jail. A man charged with discharging lireanms in the City, was fined 36 or 10 days.

QUEENS COUNTY MAGIS- TRATE -- The Crown introduced evidence in charges oi arson against two Oovehead residents yesterday before Btlpendisry Mag- istrate G. A. Gaudet and both cases were adjourned until the 29th at July. Under the I Temperance Act. sec. 29 (2) a party was lined sac and costs or 60 days lor pos- session ol liquor not obtained lrom a Go emment vendor. A motorist was ined 510 and costs or 10 days lor passing another vehicle while the lelt side of the highway was

475.000 tons.

not free from oncoming traliic.

Wultllllle llliis on The Playgrounds,

"My mind to me a kiudom is.” Your -writer has lorgottm just who claims the enviable title' to such a broad statement. and lacks the energy to go delving through book shelves in an attempt in find -the answer. He would. however, be

CHARTER l'.Ia-IGITB to any Point in Canada or the United States tor are or cargo. Phone Mari e central Airways Limited. 2061 or 640. I

MIBIIAP so FAIEVIEW - A sheared. coupling has temporarily disrupted the reguldr schedule or the ferry Fairview whbh operates. between Charlottpwwn and Rocky Point. Engineers iron the Pro- vincial Department otPublie Works were busy repairing the trouble. They continued work on tho lerry last night and hope that the boat xiii be back on its regular run to-

ay.

0. F. G. OITICEBS - Mr. Guy Rodd ol Brackley, has been. re- elected president ol the Central Farmers Go-operative. following a recent ,meeting or the directorate other ollicers. also re-elected. are Malcolm Reeves of Cross Roads as vice-president. and Raymond Mao- Donald. ol southport as secretary Campbell MacLean. the new man- ager ol the super Market. the store run by the organization, is the new treasurer.

IVIIISCELLANEOU SHOWER -On Friday evening, July 'I. a host oi lriends and relatives gath- ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts. North Tryon, to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Samuel (nee Jean M-uirhead), 'Iiryon,& re- cently married. The bride looked charming in a. fuchsia, gabardlne suit. The heavily laden baskets were wheeled in by Miss Mildred Dawson and Mrs. Kenneth Dawson. The accompanying verses were read by Mrs. Keith Thomas. The gifts were arranged on the table by Mrs. Marshall Thomas. The groom. on .,behalt of his bride thanked all lcr their lovely gilt: and invited all to visit them. An address was read lrom the Insti- tute by Mrs. Keith Chisholm, al- ter which all Jolned in singing. "For They are Jolly Good Fel- lcws". lunch was served by the ladies and the remainder of the evening was spent in friendly

chat.

willingingivethe lastolhis meager ans at this patent moment, were he able in return to quote the above words as his own. Such is not the . and so. cramped lot time to get this dis- ooncerted. mlseonstmed bit I)! playground. gossip in the press, your scribe is without I doubt. precsrlouaiy out on a limb. Look- ing up at him, however. and not too, sympathetically at that. are two other supervisors who have altered their assistance, none too willingly or course, in getting him down. Here is the right support ol one-A supervisor's View of playground. lite. O 0 0

"Tile scene is at 9.30 a.m., and with sleepy eyes I turn towards the swings." (Wonder what would make anybody sleepy at that hour at the morning? At any rate he's telling this story). Immedia ', I group ol children you with glee at the thought that they will soon be at play. As I begin to take out the equipment about ten or more kids roar for the baseball bat, and others swarm tor the badminton or. croquet sets, which torlner is the les.ture' attraction on the squares this week. having been just recently purchased tor play- ground use. After trying to dis- tribute these with as little bedlam. as possible I pick a low children at random and let them start. Soon everyone is settled at some interest and the daily question and "try and answer" period be- girls. some of these questions might be as lollaws: Who were the winners at the Pet Show at King square last Thursday night? When are the girls going on their hike? Is there a hike for the boys this week? These and other ques- tions keep me busy for some time. In tact they keep popping up all day. 0.1!. chum, this is all I can think to write-you're on your own now."

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Thank you Rollie Hennessey. But your writer is only half way down all the proverbial limb and may only turn now to another supervisor. Lois smith. who has just retumed to King square lrom a girls" hike to Rocky Point. May- be she can help. Let's see. No, it looks like a lost cause. Apparently Lois took the Hlllsboro girls out on the hike today instead ol her customary King Square and was not too pleased with the outcome. Maybe she is a bit partial toxing square. but here's what she says: "That trip to Rocky Point in a motor launch with I-lillsboro girls was not what the doctor might

recommend as a uitable health

Now you get out of II! sight." Well, it looks like yours

truly is on his own trom here.' listen some notes. I.et's'sea what

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The Annual Pet show and Doll carriage Parade tor liillsboro square will be held on Friday. July zeta. beginning at 0 o'clock. it your pet happens to be cl scot- tiah descent. then it's not unlikely that he will come prancing up to the Judges' stand on Friday even- ing under his own power, because one or two or our Cnarlottetcwn pipers will be on hand to provide some entertainment in the line 0! "Bonnie Dundee." "Blue Bonnets Over the Border". and other high- land favorites. An Irish setter. a Newioundland dog. or a Persian cat. might lind it dlilicult to ov- ercome the pride in its national- ity. when it- hears about iihe pipes. but the judges will hold no bar- riers in this regard, so come one. come all, and make Friday night one lot your diary vol unlorgettable happenings. . . .

This morning. Thursday. July fiih. the boys from all squares will go on their weekly excursion to Rocky Point and vicinity. Be on your square. at i030 A.M. with lunches packed lryou desire to go. There will be no time to wait lor straggiers after that time,so don't

be disappointed if you come late '

and lind yourself with no other alternative than to remain on the square lor the rest or the day. and listen to the girls discuss house-

hold science or-whatever the girls ,

do discuss when the boys are a- way. 0 0 O - Here's something new for the playgrounds. The Red Cross swim- ming and Water Safety intends to sponsor an outdoor moving picture show on King Square on Tuesday evening. August 1st, beginning at 8.30 o'clock one 01 the lll.ms will be in technicolor and will portray various swimming and lifesaving

methods. The other part of the .

double leature has not been de- termined as yet. sinc this is ll. novel venture for hot "the play- grounds and the Red Cross, we will ask you to bear with those sponsoring the allair in the event or unlo -dlllicuities. Barring such things as earthquakes. etc.. and without being too optimistic, the show promises to be one of a really worthwhile variety. and one we hope each and everyone at- tending will remember lor some time. There will be no admission, -that's right, no admission. You will no doubt remember that lact

also for some time.

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