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MOTHER'S DAY
(The kids view of iti
Mother's Day has come and gone,
Though not beyond recall;
It visits us but once a year,
Which ain't enough at all.
. Yet every day is Mother's day,
As all we children know.
She never ceases to hold sway,
She bosses every show.
Her lover, who is Dad to us,
Is subject to her rule;
So he avoids all show of fuss,
And pack us off to school.
When we get home at 4 p.m.
She' waiting at the door;
This, oh, so gracious, lovely femme,
And kisses on us pour.
We love her well, of course we do,
And now we want to say;
It is a most disgraceful shame,
To give her just one day,
Weld have this altered by and by,
When we the Laws shall make:
We'll pass an act, in very fact,
To make her Queen for aye.
Jas, G. Webster,
RECENT & READABLE
One of the most important sections
in any library is the Children's books
and this is true also of the Wingham
Public Library. To add to the interest
in these books, several new ones have
received eseoecially for the younger
readers. Three new books in the Just
Mary series are now available.
HAPPY' PLAYTIME
This is a new book of Just Mary
stories for you. You've heard all these
tales on your radio. Do you remember
Coco the Clown, who couldn't smile
because David mixed his paint with
vinegar. Coco's in the book. So too is
the Magic Horse; Robin Rae with his
; friend the sea horse: Jill and Jane
:and the Brownie; Four O'clock, the
little stray dog; Gibble Gabble, the
Goblin and many more.
.,NEW JUST MARY STORIES
Here they are "The New Just Mary
..Stories." with new nonsense . new
magic, but the same old Just Mary
charm. Between these covers you'll
-find all kinds of adventures and char-
acters. You'll discover Why O'Casey
Barked at the Moon. You'll laugh at
the antics of The Princely Pig. You'll
thrill to the hazards of Admiral Nel-
son. You'll love little Kate Haney who
..swet.,t a goblin oath at Hallowe'en,
1Theree's a 'stogy for- Mother's Day too
for Easter. for Valentine's. New
Just Mary Stories suit every season
of the year.
JUST MARY
GREEN STORIES
Here is the second itlf the Just Mary
coeeer. series. This collection of stories
be known as Just Mary Green
Ste es, anal is a new collocUon of
stories with the old 'Just Mary"
:harm. The 'Cleritsmas Story. The
Wonderful Day, The Mistake, The
:jewels of Fermanagh, The Silver
Wash, :Uncle. and Leftover. The Prince
and the Gypsy, The Magic ...Bean,
3.5Ptilda Jane. Rocking Horse.
Magic and Mrs. Waddle and the Roll-:
sr Skates.
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named Mr. McGarrity. Maggie has
more fun; Things happen to Maggie
the very minute she steps out into
the morning. Once she found a water
fairy in the garden hose, and once
she went to the rainbow with a robin
redbreast. This is about Mr, McGar-
rity; Mr. McGarrity's sixty, and he
has a red handled hoe, and he has
eyes that twinkle and dance. When
Maggie can't think of a thing to do,
he leans on his red-handled hoe and
thinks of something, He's the one
who gave Maggie the turtle, named
Slowboy, and he's the one who gave
Maggie the rabbit named Henry. Mr,
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tiny grindstones, And he knows where *
the deer mice make their nests! McGarrity 'mows where the mosqui-
toes sharpen their little daggers on
crest, which she will show along with
Some art in room 7, Grade XA is hop-
ing she will hide the Latin marks be-
fore Open Night.
A group of Mr. Higenell's prize
athletes will put on a demonstration
of horsework and added numbers in the trios, who are at present fighting
the recreation room. As well as the a tendency to end up half a tone be-
boys' gymnastics, two groups of girls • low where ,,they started. Anyone with
will do some novelty dances which] experience in music knows that it
4 should prove interesting. is difficult to hold the pitch in un-
accompanied singing. The test piece In the most of the classrooms for this class is, "Lullaby of an Infant note books will be on the desks and
all parents and friends win want to Chief'" The girls singing trios are:
see what Johnny or Janey writes in Sopranos, Sally Lou MacIVilliam.
Patsy Rider, Eleanor Wightman; sec-
ond sopranos, Shirley Bradburn, Mar- Mr. Martin's room 3 will house a
display of Grade X History projects lone MacKenzie, Isobel Dennis; altos,
Betty Carter, Pat Brophy and 21fildred including tiny pieces of wood-work. Cook.
JOKES
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MUGGECS STORIES This is about Maggie Ifuggins;i
nagalt;,s 'silt and she has red pig tails,
and she has a million freckles on a 1,
turr.eduo nose, and she has a friend
credit to us, although she is com-
peting with contestants who it eve bad
vocal training, Eleanor and Isobel
Dennis are singing the duet, "I Would
That My Love."
We won't make any predicions fort
HIGHLIGHTS
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HIGH SCHOOL
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.AROUND SCHOOL work and another
by Catherine Keating 'Which appeared at
Preparations are now being made Fair in March.
-for Wingham District High School's Miss Behrns will
*mural Open Night to be held this
Ter= on Wednesday, May 14th. Many
,displays and demonstrations are being
planned. Mr. jackson,is urging on
-some flowers and holding back others.
He is also planning a display of rope-
be showing wes-
kits, blouse, knitting, crocheting, and
it is rumored that there may be a dis-
play of mouth-watering baking. Miss
Heard is collecting the crests that
were entered in the competition for
Wingham District High School's new
of wind-breaks,
the Clinton Seed
maps, paintings and pencil sketches.
Last year about three hundred
I people visited our school on Open Butcher : I can't give you any more Night and this year we are honing
for more than ever.
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FESTIVAL NEWS
by Isobel Dennis
Lately unearthly sounds have been Traveller: (being shown dingy hotel
issuing from the hall where the piano room)
stands. •'13.y unearthly we mean heav- . "How much does this pigsty ,:ost?"
enly, of course,-i Anyone who asks is-Manager: "For one pig, 33.00, for 2
informed that it is just the girls prace, pigs, $5.00.
; tising for the festival.
The school is sending one competi-
` for in the girl's solo class, one duet
and three trios. Our soloist is Eleanor.
ightman, who we know will do
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