Mr. M. 'I"__._Lambe ... n Honored

i J . it - . in" thence-GUYS W561i, we" hear so

/

JULY 10, 1926

F

jnfllly complaints of unsatisfactory

mail service it is indeed refresh-

ln to chronicle un expression of gppreclnllon fol" one of the. officials of the Poat Office Departmoliti. On Wednesday. Juno 30th Mr. . T. Lambs terminated twelve years service as the courier on Emerald n. ll. No. a. That the lleollle of the districts approvod of the splendid work of Mr. Lambs wlls most strik illgly Iieuionstrated wllen practical- ly all the households wholn be served during his tenure of urribs wendsd their way to his home in Springfield. Lot Mlilof persona“, and most iittlnsly express their hearty appreciation. After all had arrived Mr. Thos. Wlgnlei-s bf Graham's Road took tho chair alld Ollened Dfflwfldlllss by calling on .\lr. Peter Sinclair of Summarfleid w read the followlngnddress

ch was accompanied by the presentation of a well tilled purse, (the presentation being tendered by .\lr. ‘ii. B. llaslanl. Springfield): .\lr. M. T. Lambs.

Dear Friend: _

‘As- you have decided ,. to retire from driving the nlail on Emerald R. R. N0. 3 we. your friends uud neighbors. remembering the court- eous manner and painstaking way in which you no efficiently carried out your duties for the [last twelve years, take this opportunity to ex- press our appreciation of tho many favors you have done fol" us apart from your official duties, and lile kindly manner alld obligiug way in ‘which our many requests fol" tav- ors wore always met.

The happy smile which yoll wore when digging your" horse out or a sllowbank 0r mending your ilnrness after getting broken up ill the pit- ches, will always remain fresh in our memory. Your pronlptnesg in delivering the mail regardless of weather conditions has set up a standard of service which should be the aim of your successor to equal and which llns brought forth nlally favorable comments from the residents along the; route.

We ask yOu _to accept this small purse as a token of ollr gratitude and un expression of our admira- tion. We hope that you may long

be spared to cherish the pleasant

memories bf the . associates you formed during these years.

Signed on beilulf oi’ tlu- Boxhoid-

era of R. R. No. 3, Eulogistic speeches were b! Messrs. Thos.

nlude Wigmore and

Petecsinclair and Ernest J. His- lam all paying the highest compli- reudered by Ml". Lamb and add-lug that it would be difficult to find his equal in the

nlent to the service

Province us a collrier_

Mr. Lalnbe thanked the speak- ers and everyone for their kind words of apreciatlon which‘ he

snid was a delightful reciprocation o1‘ any extra effort ho might have lnatle to serve his friends in Enter- s pleasant social evening had been silent alld refreshments served the guests eon cluded festivities by bouncing Mr. "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow." The assembly repaired to their homes satisfied that lllcy had all exceptionally cu-

ald R. R. No. 3. Alter Lambo and

singing

joyabie evening.

ADDRESS AND PR ESE NTATION.

The following address rcull Master Bernard (iliiis. by valuable gifts. wor

of the school year.

T0 Mills Vickerson and Miss Lewis.

Dear Toachol"s.-—As tho closing hour of school draws nigh, ulinglod with the happiness that conlos to us at the thought oi‘ pleasant lloll- days. comes also tilc feeling of deep sorrow in having to uuy farewell

to yoli.

To say good-bye is Always diiil- cult. but especially so when thosc

are leaving us who have been very intimately and lovingly connected witirour daily lives. and wllo. other than our parents have been more so than you’!

We ‘have. deal: tcrlchcrs, ulerely to look back upon lilo school years that are gone to reullzo ilow wnli both of you have poriormotl your arduous duties. Wc want you t0 know that wo appreciate your mnuy acts of kindness performed solely for our guod,alld We know that as we grow oldol". that approcintloil will become deeper.

Not only lll uul" uliidicu were you deeply interested. but likewise ill our recreation. our school sports alld school fairs; and the ‘fact that you generously donated an organ to our school. manifests beyond all doubt your desire to lessen the monotony of school life, and toen- liven the dull moments, that collie fronl time to time in tho classroom.

At times, no doubt. dear teach- ers. we have been the cause of anxiety and sadness to you, both either by reason of our behaviour. or because of our inck o.f interest

in our work. and our neslect to correspond with your noble efforts in our behalf. Yet we want you to understand, dear teachers, that these faults were not at all intell- tlonal. nor done to vex you. bllt

must be all attributed to one youth- ful characteristic-—thoughtlessness.

We are very loath indeed. deal" ‘ achers. to nay the parting word. Yo! we must do so.

Our most sincere loud wishes go with you both. and may God ‘bless NM! you at all times.

Very sincerely. ' Your Puplla. ——i<-o>-i—-

lllllllllflll AND PIIFlEN-TATION T0’

MRN. "II-DA (TDONNILI.

0n till- l-vl-ulug of July ‘Juli the indies of "P y lilwr Ionth UIPIPIIIFII their rl-t rip , pot-rotary Hilda Wholl- uell. with ii‘ smilu inks-h of IFIIIPIII- lmlllcr nnil address. "

diiln n"l'I'0'"0IIllP"

Rear River. i‘. Vi. l. Dcnr Mim- (Yiloglneih- tin

Ahlmllll 0|‘ your departure from u: an of the Dearly thanked the indies for their pen- Ildvn Qmlttl Institute rm tilot- mortally MM thmiyhtfnllnsns. u’ xeuro; appreciation of their painlialttliglillldl-

Wfelflrwm. thorium

m suffering u dllflufl [0]], ‘ .

by ccolupaniled

presented to the teachers on the closing duy

llud gouorositi’.

exercises, and it is belidved that.

July. K

unflliilnpz Incl and generosity n! B" “m” has lice-n wonderful. the lllll‘l'l‘lll llf’ the Women's lillititnfc especially tn you. You [are your illlll‘ and helped -in nary way to mllkr- it n nIIFPPIII. and we will looil buck with plorliulm to the funny dvculuiti‘ "0"" in your company. ion: and rcspt-ct of llll the lnelnbcra.

O'Donnell. we link you to accept this small tnkcu of "I" "WP-

lllllilitP.

‘ MALPEQUE

“l-“P- W! Mrs. w. A. Hueatis, - 886s iBerna Huestis and Bella Bung“ "d M‘? Rfllllh Hueatlsnlot- m“! 1° Mlllileque on Dominion Day.

“m” Ml? llyflll. Miss Marion and xlllllgirfdngilttyanh trod” il)r. Ernest - ' ore o - Dominion Day. d peque on

Mull“ W!“ Rlltl McFarland icft Malpeqnv 011 M01155)’. followed by the very best Wishes of a host of fricilds for their future success.

liiys. h}. ii. itanlsay spout 1111, wflv~vllll in Cllarlottctowil.

Miss 'Mill'[{ili't'.i dull Mr. Kirk (jo- lliilgll. ‘Llradalbnne. Ml". and Mrs, 1 “m5” 5p°""‘"'» Mlllitlllodoboll. were F""“‘*‘ "'- 11"! Mlllltit‘. blalpezillc, on Friday.

Ml". and Mrs. \V. H. Bentley and daughter. Miss May, and Mr. A. it. (llllla. and son. all et Charlotte- IUWII. were welcome visitors to Malpcque on Sunday,‘

Mr. and Airs. Al-teinas liicCaull and Miss Jessie Clark. IBedoquu, were ill Mtllpcquc on Sunday.

Miss Adele Champion. daughter "l All‘. llllll llfrs. Edward Champion, ltltrlllrly. rcturned homo aftcr a successful operation for flppfhfldlg]. tls ill Prince County ilospital.

ROV- J. lll. Milrcillson paid ll iiy-

say. ‘Baltic.

Airs. Wm. Uilaulpiun, AlbGPlOiLlS the gllcst nf her daughter, Mrs. Arch. Henry.

Ml". and Mrs. C. E. McNutt and Col. H. M. and Mrs. Davison. Char- lottetown, spent several days ill Darnley.

Hamilton school district held its annual examination and closing in ‘tdie school-room on Wednesday af~ ernoon, _Juue 30th. There was a goodly number of parents and friends in ltttendance. The com- bined examination and entertain- ment filrmctl an interesting vurln- tion. Tile following is the com- plete program, which undoubtedly called [or considerable training and work on the part oi’ all consented. and which was szltisfalvttlrily reh- (lPl‘t‘l|Z "Chorus, Ash Grove. iitllantl 10th (trades exam; recitation, by Lloyd l.()(’.k8l'l)_\'. 4th and 5th Grade exnuL; chorus. ‘British (ireuudlers, 3nd Grade exnuL; dialogue, Please Shut the 1i)00r. 2nd Grade exam; chorus, Men of l-iarlecb, 1st Grade exum. All interesting feature was tile awarding 0f two prizes. one for excellence iii daily arithmetic in Grade 4 to "Marjory Crozier, the other for proficiency ill Grade 10 to Mattie Rat-fussy. An address read by bliss Louise Simpson, and a presentation of n. ‘bedroom clock by Miss Jean Ranlsay, were nlude to the teacher. There were the usual c0lf1plllli0iltiii'y remarks to the teacher. and the proceedings closed with the singing of the No- tional Anthem.

The examination of Dal"llley school was iield ill the sclloolroilln ’i‘uesday afternoon, Julie 2i). Rate- payers ‘and visitors to tilc number of about iiity were present. The pupils were examined by their teachers. aftol" which tho chair wus taken by Mr. Mahar. The fol- lowing program was carried ollt: Cllorlls, by the school children: reading. Cora Champion; solo. Char- lotte ilickoy; recitation, Phylis Hickey; solo. Elton McKay; recita- tloii. “Esther Champion; solo, Joan McKay; dialogue. The sick liuby: reading. Frnncls Burgess; recita- tioll. Joan McKay; duct. Gertrude Anderson and Ella Mountain; reci- tation. Bordon (lilnmpion; duet. biary and Vlilah ‘Hickey; reading. lliuriel McKay; chorus, by school children; song. follr girls. (loin plimentary remarks by several pro- sont. Closed with National Anth- elu. The visitors and pupils were trcated with candy by tho ieucllorll.

June Iliith. lllzii. niurkod another luilc-stonc ill tilc history of Fan- ning school. hiulpcqlle. Tho annuul closing is always regarded as a gala day in tho school work of tho year --a day that is always anticipated with considerable interest. The school was prottily decorated with iinwol-s, and there, was the usual lurgc uulnbcl" of visitors in attend- uncc. Mi‘. Thomas McNutt. secrs- tury-troasurcr 0f‘ the Cumberland Trust Fund, presided. alld a splen- did pNiKNHil. in every way worthy of the occasion. was curried out to the satisfaction of the visitors and to the credit of the teachers and pupils. Tile awarding of the Cum- berland scholarship alld prizes is always an interesting feature of the program and the Cumberland prizes for regular attendance are worth while, and the fact that the pllpil is in his or her place each day will ensure ultimate success in every line at the end of the term. This school is to be con- gratulated on receiving one of the strathcona. prizes for physical drill

the standing made in the work oi‘ the previous year will doubtless pnove an incentive to secure higher ran-k this year. the awards for which will be published early in Expressions of general re- ret at the leave-talking of the Misses tRoss and McFarlane, and work were made by Messrs. Jail. __,._._---—i-

We (WW

You have won the

Ami now in conclusion. ‘it'll? 3""

Highs-ct in bchllif nf the Women's In-

Mra. Gcrl rlllll- Mcllilnc.

3401080111611. chairman of Trustees, Charles Taylor, Arch. Woodsidc, MPH- A. N. Gillis alld Mrs. Leslie McNutt. The following ilfthe pro- Krlinl and prize list. and list of diplomas:

Opening chorus. 0 Canada, the School; concert recitation. Canadi- lln ‘Born. by Pauline Johnson. Se- nior ‘Department; recitation. Miss 9111011". Ruth Montgomery; recita- tloil. which is Best, ~by three boys: recitation. Day is Done. by Thelma Woodside; cilorus. Vacation Time. school; recitation, My Copntryh; F105. Wilton Ramsay; recitation.

recitation. My Age, Roy Abbot; Ukolcle music, by Coilstnncc. Adele and Edith McNutt; recitation. Maids of Jupun. thrce little girls; DB-lllllllllllltl. Girls of Sculol" Iiopt; rucitutioil. For" ‘lit: Wits Scotch and S0 Willi Sill". "by Gregor McNlltt; till-llllléllt‘. Doctor illwnvil. by Shirley Mctlougull and Barbara McNuit; chorus. (iullo is tile \\'inier,~Sclliol' Dept; recitation. (iruntlniubi Radio, Rollie Wall; recitation. What Girls Du. by cight pupils of Junior l)opt.; chorus. God Bless the ‘Prince oi’ \Vl1|t'tl. by Senior Dc1li.; recitation, The Cattle Thlnt‘ by Pauline John. son, Mary Burns; dialogue, Tho Irish Phlltlrlupbcl". lircgor illcNutt anti lliary Burns; island liyllln, by School.

God Sltvc tho Klniz.

Diplomas and (‘crtiliciltcs ii.\\'lll'(l\‘li

"'8 "W! l0 Mfliflcquo on Friday. Johnston. (irudc Vlli.-~-1. Margaret

Miss lllillcl ilcnry. of Newton Ilalllslly; _, riddith. llil-Nlitt; 2i, Geo. (fcntrc. .\ias:l.. is spending her lloli- ilowuli. tirade Vll.» »1. ism-a Mc- day with ilcr slslcr. Airs. Kclrltaln- lrcgor. (irztllc Vi. ~ l, .Loulso

Burns; 2. Charles Mciircgor. Grade Vr-l. Ruth Montgomery; 2, Sidney

Grade IV.-—1. Les- 3.

erett ‘Billllffllfl. lie Abbott; 2. Barbara. McNutt; Jack McKenzie. Grade iii. — Lois Ramsay; 2. Kenneth Owen; 3, Earl Stewart; 4. Bruce Chain- pioll. tirade i., (n) 1—-l_.orne Owen; 2. (‘ora McGougan; (b) 1,

Ramsay; 4, List 01’ prizes Cilmberliltld Trust Fund.

donated by

to Mary ‘Burns, highest X. 1st prize to

highest in (trade 1X. garct Ramsay, flight-st lll est lll (trade Vii. Burns. highest lll Grade Vi; to Ruth Alllntgomery, highest

est ill (trade -iV.; say, highest in (trade ill.; Lorne Owen, highest lll Grade Ia.; 1st to Enid Ramsay. highest Grade I._il.

$2.00, 1 year. -

ADIEU

George slid Mrs. ent.

of the congregation, qualified to grace .\lr. Puynter, in

introduced tho event

Steward

eminently honor. forms, explaining

ion.

Tile program included: Dorothy Allen. Summersldo; or and Master [toss Walker; dross by Mr. V_V. ll. Slackford:—

dour to your hearts. We know and support from us that you should have received, but you lll-Wt?

us in that spirit of love. And you. by lll~h0llllh for the last year nlol-c, have worked so willingly lllld faithfully that truly it may be 5111.1 of you; “The spirit. indeed, is willing, but the flesh is weak;" we trust that your health may soon be restored to normal. We ‘would ask you both to accept these gifts. not for their intrinsic value. but for the love and good wishes that accom- pally them. As you will -be minis- tering to a people not far distant. we hope to be privileged to hear the message from your lips once in a while. Our prayer is that God's richest blessings will follow your

labors, and that you may have the

hearty support and cooperation of your people in your‘ new lfieid of

labor during the coming year.

isigned on behalf, of members and

adherents of Kousington section of

Margate Circuit, lFormer Methodist

Church. Kensington. June 25. 1926.

The address was accompanied by

a beautiful and durable travelling bag, a shaving set, brush and ivory. The presentations were made Miss B. Oaseley and Mr. J. r1. iuglls.

by

Rev. Mr. Ayers. for self and Mrs.

Ayers, sincerely thanked the gtmil people of Kensington fol" the cin- quent expression oi‘. wishes and assured them that Wfl! conviction of satisfaction that the work done both by clergyman and people had been materially beauti~ tied and that such must be produc- tive of good results. ory remarks were made by Messrs. B. J. Wright, H. -R. Baker. .l. E. Inglis and several others.

their good it

inspiring them with a deep

Refreshments were than served

by the ladies.

Min O'Donnell in a few words kind-

enpocinily "ifllossnd b0 tbs Tie that

The most pleasant event closed

with vocal and instrumental music,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Peters Road

PAGE ELEVEN

Gleanings From

I. 0. D. E. C t'.' And Vicinity ‘Tryon And Vicinity! Omen Ion

Report Read by Mrs. S. (i. Moore

1 A special meeting of thc Royal Xilnlllled lIYl-‘lly UWIMIIEhLV l" ti“ lddwurd Ciluptcr, ul’ tilc lulperial Daughters of tile lCulpirc, was" held on Monday afternoon. Juno 1:3, in

lu Ti‘yl)ill('.0ili§0:lf1lit0d School held _ le scm -annua examination in tilc us ho beilolds his fields null ilillxlcnzfichm,‘ cwmcllmr“ “Elli-t 0" U18 don a robe which even Sillmnou ‘mm "IL

could not surpass ill all his royull" ‘Blllllclrtl-l. and acquitted themselves

well. reflecting credit tcachcrs and pupils, and meritlnlr.

The weulth or lilllll-illfli‘ silowcrs gladdens the heart of tilc farmer

Pupils ill all aradcs were

Flsheruleu are also‘ fttvtlrcli with

an increased “c.ntl:i|" of tile vzlillcd “P9

crustacean ill this latter cud oi‘ tilc ""“““‘""~ 7""m“1‘ ltliiiillvlli llwflfillt.

‘411011191- 1U“. ,1,,).,, and parcuts. Pupils, visitors, and

111.111.; evillyllvtly Wt-‘YB $0lli>l'0"$1i!'hl5|il°ll|tll (follvcntioil, u'ilil-il was |ll‘ll| ill Ito icc-crcaui put up in .\ll". Lymalrs saint Jllllu. .\'.ll., mil ti. 1311., K0011 lll-HG illlil llllam)’. everybody lowing is tilc report that was silh-

Tlle annual examination and l-llls- iiiiilll-i. "Wily iccliiliz ll lavas good to 111|t1._-.1;._ lug cxcrt-isus of lilo Alum scbuoilil“ “W”? "V9" "illllllll ll Willi ll lllltiy ut Peter's Road was hclil on thuisl-usllii ‘if lll" yet"-

Tllt- incl tint: illul been callctl to i'l‘(‘i.‘l\'(2 tbc n-ptlrl. llf Mrs. S. C. Ilionrc. liciI-l-ultc to tilc Ration-

(‘latching U10 Whale. Enid ltnulsay; ,

There's < Nothing-like

dDutcla

MADE IN CANADA

_ Next term tllt-‘Mndaulte llcgcnt llllll liiPiiiiPifS of lupwufdfl 01- ‘“'|b|||y vi.,_11lu1>lls will hay-c the advantage of ull) 1tl.y1l1 l-jqltvnrr] Qbupll-i» 1911,13, starting right lll-Willi lhcll" sclltlui‘ work just whcrr- till-y ll-ft nil‘,

itors iuciudiilg many liit‘.lll|tl'l‘.*i lli‘ Hit‘. lslllics‘ lllaiiiutc lvcrl- prcsl-ut, 'l‘llc pupils were cxallliucd lll _ , (Hfrflfeul 1.,11|,jc.¢y11 11y ‘ll‘hil' |,.,,,.|,,,,.v nlzllulut: for lllluillcl" year. and liir. John Fraser. anti by .\lr. \V. l..|

“Ylllll: lilipcrizll (JrllI-l’ n1‘ illc ilallgilt- , sllll 0i‘ Hi0 DlT-‘ivlll- l<’ill'|li‘I'-S Pv-lcrs of tilc lfilnplro wits lll-lll ill tilc, if (tity o1 Saint John. New Lsruntnvickgi {on Junt- mi to lzui. 1:126.

lllcy [all it will lull llc llll-. tl-ncilcrs‘ llllczlusc of some uttrnc-l '11“. Ludimp tioll m" illlltll’ inking up tho time hmiitulp, 1,111,191] H“. plum“ “my H" willlcll lllcy Hillllllll give cx lusivcly present to all zlbuudant. supply .11‘ lloine-nllldc candy, rcfrcsiliilt; rcpllsl. of icc-crczllll anti .\ vote oi‘ thanks was tcn~ dcred tilc tcairllcr, Ml". Frilscr, for his painstaking work lll tllcscilnol during the ycnl" now eutlcll, and for

vice was ilclll in 'l‘l"inity (‘hurt-ll oil‘ Sunday aii.cl"liollll, titil Jullc, zli foul" ’l‘lle church was thronucli 'l‘llc. trllstccs with people and tilc scrvicc through- and out ivas dccply impressive. l'll".l'i-'._V- grounds, cvcry ycilr, llud will "QUQHUII ruprcslrllliiig tho diffcrciit Liv-i tilt! nuliiillzltions took purl. As lllt- pro? siullttl-llyllln “O King of i(illi.:s“,,1,,,.;,,,_, l)“, "vunim; [Wfintlrlflll by .\ll"s. 'l‘lll- iilllpirl- \\'ilS r1"- lly Airs. Arnollli, first vicc-prcsillelli, and toasts

gross was tlXljttliilill.

éWIQ-Jrm -4.

to tllcil‘ work at school while lllcy llllVdl tilc (i])|ll)l‘l.\|llli_\'.

\~A'Pfl'~“;

spl-cizll care null flillgliilflt‘. ill coining ycal" in staelug that cvcry cl, building in leonncctitln with erlllml ilrllllerty 13.1101)! in on ab3""l\\'till(€ti nil tilc aisle. flllltnvcll lly lu- llll" Bfllllllily illlil llll-ltl-ilflto volllll- tccll stalnllllrd llczircrs, at llumbel- of li- l-‘l "Xllcctetl that tilc chauttc..Gil"l (iuidc companies o1‘ tilc l. U. "l U10 Byfililm 0f holidays frllul b l). E. also paraded into cllurl-ll. The l,,.,,vi,,,.,,,, “.,,,.,, rwlunnlvd u) by we "Miter, (i. Gordon Lawrence. B. .A.,;D,.U,.hh_ml WUI,UH,_I,UI,m,“

W001i“. fllllllnlvl‘ illlil lit".Wllllplwull-llctl a nulst Slllil-Hlli'l'llll.( st - ' llc zlpprovcd of by tilc lioard of lfld- nlon. Lilkllliaklill‘ m” W“ "‘31'°“w_‘_"lil<- finance (‘ommittcr- ivns read; "will? "m" “'93” “huh- Um“ “W- lilliil) that o1‘ the lit-solution Conlnlit- ‘ _ _ llic said the i. l). l). lo‘. had llevclll|l-.,,,,._

Siffflfl’ l" TYllllll‘ lllllllltl l‘|1llI'l‘l\..l-.ti into what was unuucslltlnablyl -|~1,,,,.§,1., .,,-,,,,."OU" further H“ (‘|lalrlllttctll\\"n. was ilmzlllclistcll uniting most highly ustr-enlurl lyrgauip‘ ‘ ‘y ‘ ' l Slllitllly cvcninlz, and l-llulll be hcllrli vcry distinctly and sat-

lll-lit took plnttc ‘Tbc plot-in; of ti.

nth oil lhl- Will‘ lic- y rtlcs‘ lllolllllllellt Ill hi ' by lllc,llllll-l"s o1’ tllr- (irrit-

fronl tilc lilstitutc. .\lr. ilnrryl John. still was similarly rcmcmbl-rcll furl tilc placing ot‘ seats. ctlu,

by Uulnbcrlnud ‘crust Fund; Grade

_\ll-ulul"y o1‘ tllosi- who (lit-ii tllllt wt: national lilct-lilig, of

2 weeks, sumnlci" and fall.

X."l, Alicia illcNntt; 2, Mary lillrllfl; ll. Gregor 2\ :Nuit. Gratin iX. ——l. Lou ilcairsto; 2, Arthur

‘fllllrstlzly lnllluling tilc report of Alltltllcr lute-rusting

Tllc/Ptetcfis Road school (‘Xillll- inatlon and closing was also llclrl on tho some day, and wc art- forincll that tilc results wort.- most 'MllCh interest is lic-

tlle rutcpnycrs and especially by the ladies 0f the dis- The teacher, Mr. M. A. Beat- was presented with dross anti a cash gift-a nlclnonto of his excellent work in the slehool during the past year. The pupils visitors present were trczltcti to excellent boule-

tillnal Cllaptcl" oi lllc

Airs. i-‘t-alllcistlllic-ltough, who lluil sill-ill tho winter llllllltils illl‘i'i‘ illitl

_ _ v _ ‘ ,1.*ilillllillllfi \\'l‘l‘l‘ taken up. ‘llnlml U1 lzfmlle“ "lulu" “lmle lml~',slllulioll that a iiooltll-t L! i-2 liiL'll('.\‘, ital-spoil int; wor , ftllings \\'i‘l‘t* QXDHFItJl lt|er zlmliraiions and gFtBiItPl‘ zttvllievc-ivnio“ Jam“ “l 1h“ “ml? w“ "M" hegflmllle llanlls lll‘ l-vcry school child, ll 1w‘ i“ "aw" m“ '“K'““"“ "Y6K w writs llllll(illiil'l‘tl that tile ifillucnlitlll» he closed before lllt- task is finish-j,“ lk,pm.,,m,,u ‘V011, l,,.,,,m,.i,,__, Jllloklci sillliiai" to till“ trill: 5111;141- lll vii-tr of propanitioll o1‘ this