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4-E'ree ticket
8 -Soapstone
1.2 -Puss
13 -Singing voice
14-Dolphinlike
cetacean,
15- Lair
16 -Tradesman
18 -Portion
20 -Wants
21- Paren t
(colloq.)
23 -Island In
Mediter-
ranean
25 -Seed
coatings
27 -Girl's name
38 -Greek letter
31 -Breakfast
food
33- Fishes from
molting boat
35 - Co m pass •
point
36. A fternoon
party
38- Vapor
39 -Collision
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42 -Crown
45 -Individual
performances
47 -Delight
beyond
measure
49 -Possessive '
pronoun
52-Tlny particle
53- Island off
Ireland
54 Bbrn
55 -Cuts
56 -Tissue
57-Ohtaln
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2-Frbit drink
3- Piot
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4 -South
American
rodent
5 -Warning
signal
6 -Brook
7 -Soak up
8 -Genus of
moths
9—Poker stake
10 -Told
falsehoods •
11- Vehicles
17 -Goes in
19- H eal thy
21 -Moccasins
22 -War god
24 -Unit of
Latvian
currency
26 -Petty ruler
28 -Gratifying
29 -Shut noisily
30 -Doctrines
32- Meadow
34 -Man's name
37 -Guarantee
39-Stuff
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51 -Place
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Of New
Hospital
St. James' Catholic Women's
League met in the school audi-
torium with the president, Mrs.
Frank Nigh, presiding. Rev.
Father C. E. 'Sullivan opened
the meeting with prayer. '
Mrs. Arthur Devereaux read
the minutes and Mrs.. Ewart
Wilson gave the treasurer's re-
port. Mrs. James Nash gave a
resume of the annual diocesan
convention at St. Joseph's in
Chatham in May, • and Father
Sullivan spoke briefly on his
departure to St. Ursula, Chat-
ham, and thanked everyone for
their co-operation.
Miss Rita Duncan and Mrs.
Joseph McConnell were named
to ,look after the church altars
during July and August, and
the visiting committee for June
includes Mrs. Lloyd Bedard and
Mrs. John Lansink.
Final arrangements for the
reception for Rev. Father John
Van den Hengel were made,
and for the rectory tea and
bake sale. A graduation break-
fast will be held in the school
auditorium on June 22 for the
Grade 8 graduates, with the
presentation of graduation pins.
Plans were mad&for the school
picnic, June 24. •
Mrs. Frank Reynolds intro-
duced the guest speaker, mrs.
Joseph McConnell; who discuss-
ed the new hospital and its
advantages to the community.
Mrs. John Lansink presented
Mrs: McConnell with a gift on
behalf of the CWL, and thank-
ed her for her ten.
Mrs. McConnell presented
Miss Marguerite Dunn with a
gift on her „retirement from
the nursing profession, and
Miss •Dunn replied.
The lunch committee includ-
ed Mrs. R. S. Box, Mrs. Lloyd
Bedard, Mrs. Jack Bedard, lkIrs.
J.R. Huard and Mrs.' Maurice
Huard: Mrs. John J.. Maloney
won the mystery prize.
FALL FAIR DATES
Sayfierci - •
Sept. 21,-.22
Sept;
Blyth
Brussels
Dungannon' • ' ' Oct. 1
Exeter Sept. 22,23
Forest • Sept. 24, 25
Corrie Oct. 1, 2
Harriston •...... .. .. Sept. 15, 16
Hensall • June 16
Ilderton Oct. 1, 2
Kincardine Sept. 16, 17
Kirkton Sept. 30, Oct. 1
Listowel • Sept. 7, 8
Listowel Sept. 7, 8
Lucknow • Sept. 17, 18
Milverton Sept. 24, 25
Mitchell Sept. 28, 29
Mount Forest Sept. 13, 14
New Hamburg Sept. -17, 18
Paisley Sept. 20, 21
Palmerston Sept. 27, 28
Parkhill Sept. 24
Ripley , ., Sept. 24, 25
St. Marys Oct. 5, 6
SEAFORTH Sept. 23, 24
Shelburne • Sept. 24, 25
Stratford • Sept, 20, 21, 22
Tara .. .. Sept. 28, 29
Tavistock . . ... Sept. 10, 11
•Teeswater .... . Sept. 24, 25
Thedford • ,Sept. gs, 29
Walkerton Oct. 20, 21
Zurich Sept. 25 & 27
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Doris Clark in care of this newspaper.
A NAME ISN'T PATENT
- DEAR DORIS---,.1 confided in
my sister-in-law that some day
if we were Kielty enough to
have a girl I would like to call
her a particular name—a name
that was thenrather uncom-
mon. No that she has had a
baby gir17 fihd I am very dis-
appointed in that, knowing how
wee feel, she used' that name
for her baby.
Am I completely wrong to
feel hurt instead • of taking it
as a compliment? I've held my
breath when several of the oth-
er : couples named their girls
lest they use it. The name was
not just a simple passing fancy
with me.
- My problem_ is. now to sum-.
mon up enough tact to say and
do the right thing regardless of
my feelings, I'm not even preg-
nant now.
Hurt
DEAR HURT—I understand
your dismay. But look at it this
way: Your sister -in -levy prizes.
your ideas and probably follows
your lead in many ways. '
If a name is lovely, it bears
repeating. Think of the lovely
old name of "Mary," and how
it keeps popping up in the birth
columns! Would there be any-
thing wrong with two cousins
having the same name?
Surely it's the set of the
mind that counts. Suppose your
own little girl never gets born
(though I hope she will),
wouldn't this little niece ...be
doubly precious, bearing the
name you chose?
Make 'this a chance to cern-
'mit your friendship with your
sister-in-law rather. than a cause
for resentment.
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DEAR DORIS—My fianee. is
45 and I wilt be 25 this Sep-
tember. His mother and father
are still living but I don't want
to move- in with them, Their
ages .ire 76 and 73.. •
And -now _he dOesnl - talk
about getting married:a-lit all.
What would you advise Me to
do o His parents are nice .to
me when I am there and every;
thing. •But I am not -top fussy
about moving in with. them.
In A Quandary
DEAR QUANDARY=He's in
a quandary; too. You've said
you want to live apart from his
parents; and this sets him back
on his heels. Now he has two
problems: to marry you; and
to do the right thing by Mom
and Dad. Can he afford to sup-
port two households?
If the dilemma is dollars, dis-
cuss this. Working wives have
helped out before.' I agree that
a separate 'home is practically
a must, where there is such a
wide gap in ages.•
• lily more pressing question
is: • Are you sure about this
love of yours; for a man old
enough to be your father?
DEAR DORIS=My. daughter
of 18 has been going \ with a
boy ,19: In February this boy
and a friend attempted a rob-
bery, with hands in pockets to
look like they had guns. His
sentence Was 18 months' proba-
tion.
He is a lazy, unreliable work-
er. Born illegitimately and
thrown out by his common-law
father a few months ago. Made
a payment on a car and
smashed , it .up; buys clothes
and other things on credit. Nev-
er pays.
We told him to stay away
from our daughter, but he has
friends working on- her, setting
up dates. Says he will never
give her up.
She is quite mixed up. I think
if the right person said the
rat words, she'd give him up:
I'm, counting on you, Doris.
- Upset
DEAR UPSET — Sounds like
he's a poor prospect—and per-
haps her feeling is partly pity.
Now that she knows your
stand, your part is to let her
feel you have confidence in her,.
It's her decision. Be sure she
is acquainted with the statis-
tics about teen-age marriages
(roughly one-half as good a
chance of success When mar-
riage mate is 'chosen before age
21).
Probation
him!
might improve
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KIPPEN
The regular meeting of Kip -
pen East Women's Iiistitute will
be held in the Legion Hall, Hen -
sell, Thursday, since the Hen-
sel' Fair is being held on the
regular night. Mrs. Joyce Coop-
er and Mrs. Roger Ifoornaeert
are hostesses. The •lunch com-
mittee includes Mrs. Grant Mc-
Lean, Mrs,'Alex McGregor, Mrs.
William Caldwell and Mrs. Avg-
liam Gibson, The roll .call will
be, "What I have done to fur-
ther my education since leaving
school." J. G. Burrows, Inspec-
tor of Public Schools, will speak
and contests will be conducted
by Mrs. Arthur Finlayson and
a reading by Mrs. Robert Gem-
mell.
The shoe salesman was stun-
ned when the shapely gal he
had been waiting on slapped
his face and tore out of the
store.
"What" the bides happened?"
roared the boss.
"I don't know," replied the
puzzled clerk. "All I said to
her was 'these shoes will make
street -walking a pleasure'."
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