APRIL 29. 1953

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l ANSWER: You should be learning how to judge a boy. and this education is best done under your mother's tutelage. with years of experience in dealing, with people are far from in- fallible in their judgments of others. so certainly R sixteen-year-old' cannot be expected to be much of a judge.

mother differ in your opinion of

in your own analysis of people.

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bereavement . . . and memories to treasure and live by. They go: the kind, the good. the valiant in life; they that. have ”washed their robes" in service to others men, women. Aye and none that has not in his or her living influ- enced some other for better or ill. . - .

"And what did you do?" we re- call a kindly granny question a lad who had chanced to meet an in- ebriate as the youngster was re- turning from an errand to a corn- er-store.

"Why . . . I just said: '1-ielloi' and smiled at him," the child re- plied.

"You did right." the Grand-

mother nodded. ”Pcor man,” she offered, "a. smile will not harm him any - perhaps it is the un- kindness of humans that makes him so; and neither will meeting with him hurt you, I'm thinking; if you but take the lesson to heart. it will be making a better man of you!"

A friend we mourn today - a gentle lady who came to her grave full of years and much wisdom; she was one who knew no "shadow of turning" from the nice old paths of a former era of living, one which was stern perhaps, yet kindly and gracious and devout. She was one who liked to share her delights with others less for- tunate . . . a book . . . a flower . . . a plant; to give as it were of the leaven which enriched and made her life interesting, as in the long ago housewives divided with others their bread-yeast. though this was to thrive luxuriantly "in the round tower" of some apprec- iative recipient's heart. Called away in the new-leafing. gifted hands folded,. generous heart still- ed.

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And a-tilt on a lilac twig close to a window a song sparrow with lifted head sang it fair tune to this sunny April morning. Was it of death or of life? We were not sure Likely of the latter - of that promised beyond every sorrow. And as well of that which. despite de- pletions in the ranks of friends and loved ones. must - while time is H continue.

What of today on these acres? Firsts of lamblgins at Alderlea . . . born in the sunshine of s. meadow. And how pleasant it was as it spread it new warmth over the fannlandsl And at this place af- ter school Jnmie, carrying that one the two describe as a "near

, your marital status. Before you are free ,to date indiscriminately, your divorce should be final. As for Peter. since he know both you and your husband for several years, I rather ulmnslne his insight into your turbulent domestic life would not in- lcline him to step into George'd shoes. land displays of ill temper, so I'm sure you didn't give Peter, or any-

llme 0-'VBry night and see what you can do to straighten yourself out, ,Consuliation with a clergyman or domestic counselor should show

DEAR MISS DIX: Don'i.ToAiT-Think that, at 16. T shnulrl be shit 1” dlilinzuish good D035 from bad ones?

with her frankly and find out just what are her objections to him. 1!! thil Way you'll have characteristics defined, and you will improve

THE GUARDIAN

You admit to some nagging

have the makings of a good wile. the idea of being out for a goorl

My moihrr doesn't think ' D E Adults

When you and your a certain boy, discuss the matter

Address and Presentation

An interesting social evening was spent recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. MacArthur, Union Road, when the neighbors gathered to welcome them to the district. The following address was read by Mrs. Harry Newman and presentation of a purse made by Mr. Allie Holmes.

To Mr. and Mrs. MacArthur and famllyze

We have met here this evening to further welcome you to our community. What finer thing can be said of a person than that "He is a good neighbor” and we have found this qualification to fit everyone of the MacArthur family.

We deeply appreciate the splen- did spirit of service which you have showm in your activities in the church and community, also those fine qualities of mind and heart which have made us feel you are one of us.

We wish you to accept this small token of fellowship from grateful friends and neighbors and may your stay among us be long and exceedingly pleasant for all.

Signed on behalf of the people, of Union Road.

Mr. MacArthur replied, thanking the neighbors for the kindness of their welcome. Games followed by luncheon served by the ladies, and music brought In 1. close a very pleasant gathering.

I wish to thank Dr. Murchison, Doctors, Nurses of the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital, all my neigh- bours, those who sent cards and letters while I was a. patient in the Hospital and during our recent bereavement. .

Mr. and Mrs. Art Ewijk Breadalhane.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of John T). MacPhail who passed away May lat. 1944.

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Not a day do we forget him.

In our heal-is he is always there. We who loved him sadly miss him, As dawns another year.

Family.

Sadly Missed by His Wife and ' "

W. R. JENKINS " 208 Great George St. Charlottetown

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pet." the sometimes careless ewe- mother following slowly to a sun- ny greening corner of garden from the confinement of an indoor pen. And Gage, smiling, "There's nothing sweeter than s. pet lamb, is there?" as he held out arms for his turn at the bearing.

”Nothing sweeter?" Perhaps not it would be difficult to choose one from the many delights of this pleasant April day.

Until tomorrow- - - Diary - - - Good-night . . . .

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