my 20. 1953 Will celebrate: Golden Anniversary

Mr, and airs. Ei-iiest Baker will celebrate their Golden Wedding

mnlversary at their home in Moran on July 22, surrounded by their entire family of sons and

daughters and 27 grandchildren.

Married in Halifax, Mr. and Mrs. Baker came to the Island with their older children in 1914 and settled in Morell where Mr. Baker became engaged iii fishing, gradual- ly expanding his holdings until a kw years ago when he retired and relinguished the business to his sons who had grown up in it.

The three sons. Wentzel, Percy and Patrick are married and live at. Morell as do also three daught- rrs. Mrs. Herbert llawbolt. (Minnie). Mrs. Ted Anderson, (Edna) and Mrs. Edith Dupius. The only niem- her of the family not settled in .uorell is Mrs. Ernest Carr (Hazel) who resides on Belmont St., Char- loitelowii. , u'l'iN ROAD SCHOOL REPORT

The following is the June re- mrt for Appin Road School.

Certificates were awarded to the rninwing (In order of meriti:

Grade VIII, Charlotte MacEach- ':'n, Leo Condon.

Grade VII, Dorothy Mathrson, Donnie Gordon, Mary Alice Con- jon. Billy Condoii.

Grade VI, Anne Gordon, Walter (.toi-iiey.

Grade V. I-'airlie Corner. and Jutidi-3 liTa('Eaciierii. John Gordon.

Grade IV, lviajorie Gordon and vn:-vie Coi'ncy. Junior Condoii.

Grade II. Carol Matheson, Kay uarEaehern.

"ratio 1. Marion Ann MacEach- arn. Gail Gordon.

Pupils with an average over 9092,

Marion Ann. Charlotte. Dorothy, Anne. Fairlie. Malone. Carol. Gail, Donnie. Juddie, Norris.

Averages over 8578. Mary, Alice, Walter. Kay. Junior.

On the closing day the picnic was cancelled due to weather con- ditions. During the afternoon the pupils were treated and presented with a gift of remembrance from the teacher. Miss Florra Gra- ham. Many gifts were presented to the teacher.

The district was canvassed for the Red Cross by the teacher and pupils. The following contributions were made - Junior Red Cross Branch, The Royal Canadians (87.50). Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Eachern (35.00), MI. and Mrs. John Matheson (54.00), Miss Florra Gra- ham (51.50).

The following also contributed: Mr. and Mrs Bamual Condon, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Farrar. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gass. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gars. Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gor- don, Mr. Sam Locke. Mr. Birt Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James Maiheson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cuclmore.

NEWTON SCHOOL REPORT

The following is the honor roll of Newton School for the month of

June: Grade IX-1. Adelaide Mulligan:

seven Days A Week Continued from page 2 two outer skirts. These could be drawn through a small bracelet and two of the underskirts through a finger ring. It took four women six months to embroider the flow- ers. The finished gown cost 355,000 and the Empress wore it just once. - u .

3. WEDNESDAY: If you want to keep your bacon from having an up-to-date permanent wave. fry it slowly. Start in a cold pan. If you broil it, don't get it too near the heat. It will come out crisp and lovely and flat - well, almost as flat as the first cake I baked years ago! When you look at the dish of left over mashed potatoes. do you wish you hadn't seen them to be- gin with? Cheer up. roll up your sleeves. take action and get results. You might beat them up again with some hot cream, add a grated onion. :1 beaten egg or two and A good piece of butter or shortening. Add pepper and salt to taste. pile the potatoes in a oasserole and bake in a moderate oven, 350 de- yarees F.. until they're puffed up and brown. Serve hot. If you want to give them ti special touch add a cup of chopped cooked ham or chicken before baking. Everyone will want second lielpings.- (Not I

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2. Robert Coadv: 3- M1150” MU” though - Iill stay in the panllzv simply gets fat because he over- DIIL. V MI M Q till the potatoes disappear and EMA, This means mm 1-(asp;-U-(-h Glade VHITL T93? Gcmzffdilllg Chew m0dll3lIVeIY 011 my extra workers must find why he ovrieats. gggfene Mu 138"" ' sofbsleggfcylgyff :”Ri1I3bll ”Of the contributing i"..icltii's 10 ' y , - 1 ' V - I 1' 99D 8H obesity." Dr. Brien uriti-s, "iniicn g:gg:'Y,:1- 3V4:1n1l31'”?g3l:Qmlyph).p eyeaoii the mirror mom, in case the most important he in in:-. 2 Betty Melvyn j-3011' H1111 (:0! YQUF hill. on Over a psychological roalin. l.:ku alcohol- -Grade Iv a 1' Fredn BM”. 2 ll)-"I11 01' l1i35la1.1d1llVlf 10113 NW5 50m? ISI'll.tOVCll6lllllig,' nliorus il coiii'i:iiint G1e”N;urphy t s. ' isuml-"I3 HIOYIHIEEI a avenue of f35C:ll)P in r a riti us . y .. - . , , . .-. ., Grade n1"1-A Edi”? 'M"m:I'1. 4. Tlll'llSl)AY: An Ii'ishninii.l SI21l(llIVl(t11A.. W3-me G”3e”a”v 3- Bl”-I M"1I”Tf Miller pnrin: his respects in thel loneliness, llill.-lltnlltlltt. exrrss.u- Sh(:i1'1:deCl?w.iA3' ;4iid1;Ael;”GEl;:::1'l lvr,-inetrigr, walked about looking: 7 ......a eating is often iiidulgcrl in for the Grade H 'yB;y1 David iMEh.L;l.. lover Asoinc of the old tombstoncs.l . temporary solace it l)l'0l'l(I-PS " ') Rx B '1 ' wile snppvd before one on which: (Tliristino .VlarIel, Miss Fraiit-rv, mines to aid of low-iy 'l'IinIm;i Dr. Brien does not l)FIlPi'C that T' Ia 03 9' , .,,,,,,, . ., ”"5 ”Hl!lTlVCd2 I Brouls of Toroiito, (7:iiiiitI.i's i'oiii'csciit:itii'-i ni llllPl'Il.IlIOIliII twciil, Illillid dlsl-Ui'IJkil1C95 I7Il)'1'01CI. Dill-11' Grade If D0nIm.(,d1-1iLdlloI' T . ' nliile ljurcltn Xcrou ul (il'P(tt'tl turns hm" nilvnlion lOW2ll'(I tho 1ilioto- lf1i')'. EICIYCIHII. 593' die 3 IYNIUCHI S1338! sm1m' 3' Me” 1 1 ml S”dI;m)'5I L85 I :,'i'zipIioi's nn hrintl zit I.rini: Bonrli. t”.;ilil.. for the Llntl annual "Miss cause OI obesity. " '1 I I at ITQO17 l liiiivoisc Bcniilv Pu mini.” On .IllIi' 1T soiiiv luvltx llI'I, i'vii'owii1iii;; VVIIM 8110111 IlPI'i'(IlI.V' WW1 0I''”'-' Perfect Rn,enda”Ce.fm', the woxilli A Genmous Fain” i one of 43 stntds in LIE. , nr am all 20 forviizn itiiiiilrti.-' l).'ll'IlI4'IDZIIII'l,?,, WEIBIII7 TIIPFP I3 "0 KIOHIJI (I135 of June: Allison MmPh)' Gclaldlliri "”d l l nill he ('Il(lS0n to uonr llie ”.llis.s l'iiix'm's-' riiinn", Illlll ii'.x:ii'ri4-(I inziny b0fI.V build 15 I”lI9I'll9d1 bill Ul3P5Ii'-.V )p3&3:le'w:::gey Mkzgl A Pious Ma" prizes that arcoiiipniiy the title, iiwluiliiit; a inmie L”Ullll'El(.'l. IS ii0l- iliIl9X'ilCd.lEI51U'Iil1l1'P(I. AS Iver, Rita Boyle and Elmer Smith - Huh! ('XCIaliTlP.CI the Il'lSIllllail,l -. :)tfetl.(::fltl)lf:)l::otu (:l:PS1Il:eil;:.:?v”(11:lf l

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I 5. FRIDAY: For a salad course

ior as an appetizer open a tin it seemed a ,sardiiics. Sprinkle each sardincl . ; lwith lemon juice. Roll out very mud 10 pick up on the Island" It

lthin, rich pastry. cut and wrap each

. . . television. If it turns my faniiiyl

zllggoplxlcll the edges logem" into n quacklng, squealing horde. ” l .' No doubt it has its good points but Mrs You might try a condo too, if . . , ,' Wouw so mmdmy First "me I they must be smotheied llllClCi.;uoie

heard the word I thought it might. ed - i

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be a female condoi! Tinned out I lmnymg blasts most l.mhsm.y

was all wrong, (as usual). Condo

is a yummy mixture of rice and too. However. knowing it. was only;

for a week, we stood it bravely aindj

fruit, It's clone up this way. Cook mm” - - i

y . A y ll came to an end as A ill itnougli iite foi luncheon or sup- things do ,. mm the good Jml -1l)Clj. Then cook any nice canned the bad!

fiuit in its own syrup with a lit- tle sugar, to ii good thickness. Pour this over the hot rice. and there is; your CONT)!-I - O. K!

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.. Sunday after-pl

I i it round wiiidiiigx

Phail. I I y L y y roads, up hill and down dale, untili PI" mafy "PL ; . . , .prescntiy we came to a shore many y ,1, D Vld SATLRDAI” D” -VW W" inlles from home.. Baby Garth Glade V-1. Mail in Mac (ina , 5.521 on a Saluidny evening and splasmd and wauowcd in mt, Warm. 2t Amold Rowan; ai vmcwHS"y' m""km”'V' "1"" glad this brine chasing Mavis 'll'0llll(I the Keough. y ,'v.eok is over and done with!" That's sham”, ..'.z;m. NOIW ht: n.,”.(,h bk?! Grade IV-l. yCarol1Gill: '.l.Sr1ii,ialuiiat I said, as I walked up the "ghmmg dmtmlg new 1;"! ' iumwl . ,. . ,, . . . . V , . . ; Stgriide ailgaikiv ll3:.:111'e1. Rowan. llijlllllgMA:lh:vgl:e&,ecl'E?H? tgllsviglng; like a big dragon fly and nbout as 2. Ernest Roserson: 3. Annie Boui- from "south of the border." Just :f;x;dtf,,fgI'”;:l,!, lf;ml;”Jj;f,2E l tel". eleven years old, he was, and, if I i l

horse in the fields was pointed out with a tiny finger and the same accompanying remark: ”St-oi see!" We saw all sorts of chickens in big pens and little pens, one flock had an important looking white lien guarding them: hay wagons. idle for this day, sat by red barns mid white barns. Fields of potatoes. green and overflowing the drills with their foliage, and when we rounded the bend by the river at eventide, a lone crane stood at water's edge - monarch of all he surveyed. What a feeling of con- teiiiment to see the house at the top o' the hill come into view again after our long but enjoyable. jour- ney. "This trip will be something to remember, "when the snow is piled high around the windows this winter." said Mary. surveying her sunburnt nose .1 bit wlstfully. And so everyone decided thus as they helped "mom" set two tables for the "overflow" at supper time. No mlmites were wasted for cv- eryone must pay or twilight Visit to the Church nearby. How quiet the evening afterwards with the leach- or-son on his way to College for another week. Ken mid Paul in another dlrcctinii to spend the eve- ning. Ron, Mary mid Jackie. tthr Aniericnn visitor). to :1 neighbor's for a short visit; Mavis and Garth in Blanket. Harbor and only Tony. the tall seventeen-year-nld. was missing today. A projccllonist at a City theatre. he finds few spare moments. for studies come first with him always. Coupled with ac- tuai work. he has few week-cniis nl home. "But maybe soon." he says, iuid with tluit we are coiitt-nt.

"Live note life of ease, nor striving men to please,

1lIlPl'e are any more noises, cat-calls yfllld imitations than the ones he ykncw, pleiiso, please dont mention ylII(lIll within my hearing! At all hours of the day, (and sometimes late at night until squelchedl), Donald Duck. Porky Pig. Leo llie lLion, quackcd, squealed and roared lat the most. unexpected moments.

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ELLEII'S DIARY ttnntinued from page 2

mgs and veiled, eat a bit of the mainland.

To the left of us was the red- cliffcd cove where in the yester- years fl certain wind brought in satisfying deposits of seaweed on a tide of day or night in valued gift to the farmers. To the right of

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time. on summer evenings. vtsiii

with that of the "wishing" star, A little friendly breeze welcomed us. of all the company. as shore- lsne of once washed away in7”th( intervening years. we descendec carefully a bit of a decline snd'se' foot on the sands below. For a mo:

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