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' Calium, George Montgomery. Har- vey Arsonoiilt. Veida Arsonault and Alan Wright.

l-iighest average:

Senior grades,

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nlng; and when! entered Todd's Road, I noticed a man's tracks. Thoy wore iresh marks, and whoever had made thorn could notbo tooiar ahead: so I quickened my pace, hop- ing to catch up with the traveller and have COlflPlfly at least part oi the ww. . ,

“When I canio to tho hollow‘ I noticed other iootprlnta in tho snow. These came from tho heaw ily wooded ravine. The tracks loit tho main trail and pointed farther up the ravine. I lnliowed them. Soon I came to tho end of tho do-‘ prassion and-horror, oi horrors- boioro mo. lying upon the ground, was tho hall-naked body oi tho poddlor. _

“He was just breathing his last. His throat had been slashed from ear to ear, and tho body lay in a pool oi blood. The sight curdled my own blood. 1 toll you, ‘Iomptt

Grade VIII: 1, Zoima MacInnia; 2, Gloria Peters. ~'

Grade VII: 1, Edward Cudmore; 2, Ruby Ford.

Grade VI: 1, Margaret Matheson; 2, Charles Carr: 3, Arnold Younker.

Grade V: 1, Freda Ford; 2, Floyd Ford.

Grade IV (Sn): 1, Wanda Neill. ’ Grade IV (JrJ: 1, Roma Ford; 2. Alired Peters.

Grade III: 1, Ralph Younker; 2, Russell Ford. .

Grade II (Sn): 1, Shirley Ax- worthy. v -

Grade II (Jr): 1, Myron Iounker.

Grade I: 1, Harvey Axworthy; 2, Fulton Ford: 3, Evelyn Axworthy.

Pupils with periect attendance for tho month were: Gloria Pet- ers, .Edward Cudtnore, Margaret Mathoson. Roma Ford.

M. Alico MscPheroon, Teacher.

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BELLE RIVER SCHOOL

Tholollowing is tho honor roll (or tho month oi March: Grade X: 1, Ann Boll: I, Joyce Compton; S, Florino MacMillan. Grade IX? 1, Betty Mndsen; 2, Gladys Cook. Grade VIII: 1, Marlon Stuart; 2, Betty Bell: 3, Shirley Cook. Grade VII: 1,.Bllly Qmpton: l, Bobby Nicholson: 3. Richard Cook and Louie Blue (equal). Grade VI: 1, Mary Benton: 2, Cyril "Singleton; 3, Dewar Single

ton. Flora Gillis Morrison, Princi

Primary parimon

Grade V: 1, Clarice Compton; 2, Jean Anne‘ Bell: 3, James Msdsen. Grade IV: 1. Donna Compton; 2, Colena Blue: 3, Ruth Singleton.

Grade III (Sr.): 1, Patricia Kunz. Grade III (Jr.): 1, Weldon l-Iut-

aitersomo 1.010 homeless young- stern.

director o! the Protestant Footer Home were me initial meeting oi the association was held, told the assembled male parents that their 10b was an important one.

¢0 N 5" Pan on -'.“""“'E‘.“’_‘°‘i‘°°'" i3i3...”féii鑧$lf§§; t \s."|°us_|'-‘NlG|Jc1-ln itoport ior month oi March: - ~ “ 1' ‘Téachu.

Montreal Group (irganlzesslo Aid Orphans‘

IdDNTWEAL, April 7 —(OP) -.A unique orgenisotion oamo into be- lng in Montreal rocently when the men who undertake to improve the lot oi the city's orphans band- ed together to 10mm the Montreal

iopflwid opporiuiinit iorthc. can y

ioeicr iathers to meet at

intervals and hold group discussions '

concerning the problem; presented by their wards.

Everyone. the men roeaoned in ionizing the society. known about the role footer mothers play in the rearing oi homeless children. but few, ii am’, ever consider the port played by a. foster father.

And so. 5o oi these "noslwtod" tathvrs decided to join together t0 act as representatives oi the 591 footer iathers in this area who look

An Important Job ma. Muriel Memo. vsewflw-

A family homo liie, aha olaionod,

Christies IIAINIY $00M

At your groom's, always osl: ior Christie's Dainty Sodas

tor grooiar ooting onloylaont.

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was essential to the proper do- velognnent oi’ a child. rt prepared the boy or girl to take a

pleoe in the community later on and beocsno a. good citiwll-

Mn. MciRac stated that the meéd 1m- twm parents had been - creased tremendously "m! i1" 3"‘ ward steps made in child iisvflwlllt! during the aleswit innni Y during the loot 18W Y9!!!‘

was an awtulsighti On the limb . i- . oi a near-by tree hung the iamiliar Emmi‘ 2' John Blue’ a’ Fred MN” corduroy» suit, dripping blood on the white snow that lay beneath. “While I was gazing upon this ghastly scene the brothers emerged from a clump oi bushes. The amal- ler one (you know which I- moan, Tom) held me covered with a pistol, and I was forced to dig the grave adn bury the remains oi our peddier . '

Ell: . Grade II (Sh)! 1, Fiorrle Bell; 2, Keith Bell. Grade II_(Jr.): 1, Eleanor Stuart; 2, John Madsen. Grads I (a): 1, Joyce Boston. Grado I (b): 1, Anna Nicholson. Christene Nicholson, Teacher.

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ANOTHER CUBE 0F TUBER- CULOSIS 0F THE SKIN

Billing World War I We had in our hospital a case oi tuberailosis oi the akin known as Lupus vul- saris. Despite genirsl and local methods oi treatment, w: were un-

othor mort dangerous conditions. Send 10 cents and a. a-ocnt stamp to cover cost ~oi handling and mslli , to The Bell syndicate. in core o this newspaper, Post‘ Oiiico Box 99, Station G, Now York I9. N. Y., and ask for your "copy.

Modern

S | QCknC-SS ‘fiend. _ ——-—— \ A‘ °m~ tune’ she 551d’ chfldpeg clonal‘ Loaf PINK SALMON, Clover Leaf TASTY SNACKS, "rm dono, tho older btiiflifl‘ “w” “mm” °"°°I- flourmniznlzi‘ Owen“ 131$ a; , Clovos- Loni sanonuas. q burned tho blood-soaked corduroy mp6" h, the mum, o; Much. 3 ‘r t w“ {hem ' :1r::"::-.:"%.:"*.r:::= ‘mar: s... x: 1, Marina MacCnllum: mgmwiimmg; w atom l.El|-'...0|aelo'sl.argesi Soiilhgiilfflflli n“ permuted to lam}, the pf.“ %"Ne;fflilh Montgomery: 3, Harriet mglmgvlwngen “$11523, “living . L-ctJ mo 1 ' . . PM m" netigi- ieunisnz’: faiga would Gm!’ Ix’ 1' “h” wam" " works is J. Clarke. A gmifll- sushi v

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though n babe had come at last to bless uiinmlly circle, one who would llvo and laugh and as well bear her share oi the work and worry, and in ‘all make a worthy contribution to the iamily llie. But consider- ing that tho joiner is an ancient colony. Jennie said “to my mind, it's more like getting married —— it's really so ilnal!" . O O O “Now whot I'm wondering about

“ ‘And romombe this‘, said the gun-toting brother, ‘ii the otory ever gets nosed about, we'll know where it came from, and both oi us will swear that you were the one who did the killing. Now, that should hold your tonguestlll-ey?"

At this point the sick man sud- denly ceased talking and closed his eyes. The telling of the story had used up about an his tailing strength.

‘i-Pml" exclaimed Farrow. “And

to think you knowed all about what happened to Jerry Sweeny all these years." '

"That's tho wholo tale, Tom," sold the dying man, "and every word oi it is true. I always wante’ to tell somebody; but by the time tho mur- derers werc dead tho incident was so long forgotten that I thought it best to let the matter remain a secret till now."

All these things happened long. long years ago: but ii you should ask any o! the oldest settlers oi Do Sable whether they believe the tale, you'd be almost certain to get this reply: “Sure we believe it. Why, the spirit oi the peddler still haunts Todd's Hollow, and our horses al- ways kick up n big iuss every time we drive ‘em past the spooky place."

tiers, each little tale was written to form part oi that, picture.

This work required n good deal oi research among old histories and magazines. Some oi the stories are a result oi that research. Others are‘ brain‘ children oi the writer, or yarns retained in memory from childhood years.

For the rest I am indebted to Miss Carrie Holman, Surnmerside; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Inman, _Corn- wail: Mr. Robert Mntheson, Clyde

Lorne. Areenauit.

Grade VIII: 1, John Montgomery. Getzrado nil: 1, I-iarold Leard; 2,

rgo ontgomery; 3, Shirl

Arsenault. v W Grade VI: 1, Ralph MscCallum; 1. George Waugh, Janet Waugh (equal).

Grade V (Sr.): 1, Eric Jeiiery: 2,_ Robert Montgomery and Ronald Wright (equal). . ' Grade V (Jr): 1, Lorne Holland: 2, Alan‘ Collett; 3, Harvey Arsen- ault. _

Grade III: 1, Harry Waugh. Grade II: 1, AnneLear-d: 2, Velda Araanault; 3, Kathryn Jeiiery. Grade I: 1, Alan Wright; 2, Ruby Araenauit.

Perfect attendance: Marina Mac-

mari with white hair, ho has been fgflwf-by-piilxy to 20 children dur- ing the past quarter-century.

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n e mlonths ago I wrote oi a than I suppose we ‘hunt, ‘nouce’ MacDonald, Cardigan; Dr. J. R. x 4

u, r o flu!" o’ lupus vulgar“ » - much" dliierence either way" and Murchmm’ imm" Ewe" ' '

bly o use oi vitamin D with col- Q. when maghetti is sewed “m, a “m, look M the clock he I hope my renders have enjoyed \ - -_ \

a"? Wild-Yam)“ Ft-"DOYl-fifi bl‘ DP- Italian style, how should it be w" up and o" to M" our young". these fantastic tales as much as \ \ mhélgh-xglz tgypfigalsiigfgnnfi‘ “M”? ‘ iarmer at a number oi things. Now ‘h’ “m” h" ‘nhyed dd" lhtm- _

mnmn, o, mumé,‘ o, ma; gexgif!‘ “gmaafig thnt night n“ settled darkly Wlth- 41M" JW- *0,‘ '

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9011M ‘ m o. in.“ Qffrfm” m ma?’ u: n“: ‘hck h“ m“ y“ made peace Wm‘ pagaovielt lies with the pdrents in 0'0;

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suits oiriaincd by British and America-n physicians who. in oddi- tion to vitamin D0 (oalciiercl),

' hi house ncros the inn and rest

added the new wonder drug, strsp- q_ m, “Nd, ,1“ 0| m, 1mg ' ‘ ° - be taught that any wrong-doing B _ __

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streptomycin becom s-oaser

obtain and tho,coet' bzcbmeo loos.

they are oi tho qiinion that mop- should b0

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. when there is but one girl attendant at a homo. wedding. is she caged “the maid oilionor"?

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be in tho making at ‘rompleim Junior- liirli; Bohool hen. whore

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report on any new findings. and to chat with us over the farm inter- ests before day's end takes him to

iolks being helped to point their plivos into happy channels, there is

they're loved to death. They have no iear at all ot punishnun‘ as we in our day knew it. They should

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flakes. Send empty carton

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Why? Because only Pepoodeoi contains Iriufll» '1" lflmdm"

exclusive ingredient that gives you the - over clued. Pepsodoat gou rid oi‘ not! m“ "f all"

cleansing “use!

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