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Current Events If- ' AUGUST,19>‘, The new Highway cutting through liotssmarnes, Kirks and Mg Kewons was opened for teaffic through to High Falls. Se tember l3 " WW: . . p ' ' The South Macaulay Wemens Institute got. Fuet Prime fer its Exhibit " the Muskoka District Fair held 1n Bracebrmge. Sag". Hfi. To accomodate the increased number of children of school age an extra building Imus been built on the present school gr- ounde of School No.1, Macaulay. Another teacher has Been an Caged for the junior misses. :LTlxe Summer " 1951 was st) full-of Women's Institute ', 'Fhapm- experiences. It was, more than , _', even a summer of reunions, Did I r friends who had not come home for rea onven Ion I years came this year. They seemed i list; Glad to come. Rather more than Is' ta :‘uauaE our own penule seemed to t TOWN HALL-BRACEBRIDGE i _ :llhrow tdi the cares of business and [ I jiry to gather sweets while the ' "shaver bloomed. There are several Se t. 24 and 25 1951 i ildckigmful weeks in store for us i, , l let, but they are weeks of short days. ; Combined Districts of .,bright evening, fires and crimson - _ , v a _ Illcaves. Let Us hope we can alt1trok . MUSKOKA, PARRY SOUND AND NIPPISSLNG E “hack upon thc, summer euruieluus 4 EVERYONE WELCOME kw: have lost no opportunities. I " " 12 MRS. R, C. BUTTLER MRS, V. s. JOBBINS Cheery Chatter Chairman . Seer-Tveas ' . ' 's------"-----'-----------'---' I , ' , J, _----.....----, ' J