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. WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 6, 1968

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MOLLY AND I SPENT THREE

SUMMER HOME... 2 THINK WE
OVERSTAVED OUR VISIT. .

by Bob Weber

He'S SUPPOSED
To SAY "CHeesE”

BUT WHEN I
GAY “CHEESE”

NOT WITH SARGE.
HE JUST SORT OF
LIKES TURNIPS

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By Mort Walker & Dik Browne

THE THING T
REALLY LIKE ABOUT

FALL ig THE Leaves
ON THE GROUND/ yes

THE THING L REALLY | Seuss
HATE ABOUT FALL IS
THE LEAVES ON

THE GROUNDS

ARCHIE HAS
INVITED ME ON

Y BETTY J WHERE ARE §
THE CONST Ole?
ae a,

T KNOW ARCHIE /

LAST TIME L Cur

BAIT FOR THREE
HOURS

OFF

A_ BOAT TO
GET FISH ¢

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YOU OR ME?

Y it BEHOOVES |
EVERYONE TO
MAKE LSE
OF THE
- DICTIONARY

THAT'S A NICE WOR?
I JUST USED." @EHOOVES”
WHEN YOU HEAR A WOR?
YOU PONT KNOW YOU
SHOULP LOOK IT UR

Student writers from Kalum school |

FUNNY EXPERIENCE

One day I was going to Dawn's
house, Instead of walking, the
wind. took me Into the air end
blew me to Dawn's house, When
the wind and I ware there, the
wind made me go into the house
in the funniest way. Instead of
blowing me to the door, it blew

me to the top of the chimney, |

Before I could stand there for
a second, down the chimney T
went, All of a sudden, bangt
The house jumped ten feet in
the air. Before it could land
the wind brought the house to
my place, Now Dawn is my nel-

Te
_ dune Milliken, Grade 3

WENDY THE WITCH

Wendy was a good witch, She :

helped solve many problems, One
night a ghost walked into Wendy’s
next door neighbor's house, it
tock Susan into the deep forest,
The next day Wendy went to see
Susan, but Susan wasn’t. home,
She saw the ghost’s tracks, She
followed them into the deep for-
est and saw the ghost*s castle.
Wendy ran home and got her ma-
gic wand and her broom, Wendy
zoomed back: to the castle and
turned the ghost into a aquir.
rel,

John Petersen, Grade 3
FIGHT-
One warm eveningin July there

was a fight between two courag.

_ | they had at the fort.

_ | ous stallions, It was a great, Scaring the iittle bird as she
fight but it soon ended, Private | fl aaa a

Jones ¢ame running out, As he |.

watched them gallop out of view, | over ferices too,

unharnied, he the only amir.

acie could have aaved them fram

_Bruco MacDonald, Grade 4

-. MUSTANGS :
Johan got‘up and begun-to pac!

his lunch, He had just finiahed:

. ‘A kien goea “meow”
it, Soon he: would be at the fort. and 80 does a cat,

‘LE see a witch . cS
he. stood stlil, There were two. with a tall black hat,

Just as he reached the clearing

mustangs fighting, He raced to
the fort, Then a whole bunch of
people came and captured them,
So they were the best horses

Corrine Wray, Grade 4

I stand at the door -
on Halloween. night, | .
and say “trick or treat’’

and a chicken were having a race

Leaping through’ the hedges,
“all over, saying “A 901"*
Piving Dawn Liesch, Grade 3

|. FRIGHT GIVER ©

And I give them a fright,

Rachel. Reay, Grade 3

‘BIGRACE
Once upon 4 time a rabbit

MORE MUSTANGS

‘Tt was one afternoon when Toofy
on the range saw a flash of black
and brown, All of a sudden he
knew that it was.a horse fight,
Two male mustangs fighting. He
rode closer to get a better look,
He knew the two horses, No man
had ever ridden them,.Ono was
Wind King and the other Mighty
Warrior, Finally the fight ended,
The black Wind King ran away
and Mighty: Warrior took his
mares to their feeding ground,
Kerry Letnes, Grade 4

The Port Hope branch of the

home of the late Vincexit Massey,
to its tour. Durham House, also
on the Massey estate, will be
included, This year, pre-Confed-
eration houses, including Batter.
wood House, were the highlights
of the tour,

Massey home _
now on tour
PORT HOPE, Ont, (CP) —

Architectural Conservancy . has
added Batterwood House, the

SAYS BOO’
There {s a silly little witch

who leaps through the sky,

"FROM TERRACE TO:

PRINCE RUPERT
2 Trips Daily

SMITHERS
2 Trips Daily

PRINCE GEORGE
2 Trips Daily

“Far! complete: information. a
_on Céachways" schedules + low
“call your local bus depots...

‘fares

Some students drink deeply
at the fountain of knowledge.

to the rivar and then the rabbit
sald one two three go and then
away they wont, Now the chicken
was ahead ‘of the rabbit-ae the’
chicken layéd soma eggs arithen
the chicken hid hehind the tree:
and then the rabbit came and ate
the eggs and the chicken won
the “race and when the rabbit
was e@ating the eggs the chicken
snuk’ away and raced off to the
river.” Finally the chicken got
to. the river and the rabbit was
atill not coming so the chicken
raced all the way back and he
waited and then he went back
amd the rabbit was still notthore.

Linda Bahr, Grate 5

Cd . .

Hail storm damage

@| . eo”
will be studied ©

RIDGETOWN, Ont, (CF) — The
Ridgetown College of Agriculture
js studying severe hailstorma
which trouble western Ontario,
A team of sclantists [s looking
into the possible recovery rate —
and possible yleld of crops dam- ~
aged by [ce pellets, Special plots
of corn and soyabeans are being
eut back and severely damaged
to simulate the effects of hall-
storms, a

Sign in door of tax office
reads “Watch Your Step,’* as
you enter. The other side,
seen when leaving, reads
‘Watch Your Language,”

Others only gargle,

| Terrace Travel Service

_LAZELLE SHOPPING CENTRE

Phone 635-2281

P.O. Box 1750

WELL, ARENT YOU
BEHOOVES?

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ZT TELL YOU OUR COMIC |
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