THE GUARDIAN. Ci-TARLOTTETOWN KING or THE ROYAL MOUNTED.

21. 1950

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NOVEMBER

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MATHIEU'S

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Grade X: 1. Joan Mllligan.

Grade VIII: 1. Hillard Kelly.

Grade VII: 1. Myra Kelly; 2. Floyd Mllligan; 3. Paul Gallant.

Grade VI: 1. Shirley Lynch; 2. Gerald Rafferty.

Grade V: 1. Eugene Millii;ah-

Grade IV: 1. Joyce Rafferty; 2. Bud Culieton; 3. Ivan Culleton.

Grade III (21): Kenneth Gallant: ib) Leonard Gallant. Gerald Mil- ligan, Clarence Rafferty.

Grade II: 1, Bernard Lynch: 2. Leona Smith; 3. Reaby Kelly.

Grade I (a): 1. Wanda Culleton: 2, Gregory Smith; 3. Ronald Rif- ferty: (bi Norburt Rafferty-

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From terror few are wholly free On land. in air. or in the sea. -Old Mother Nature.

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This is sadly true or nearly all who run, fly or swim. It is doubly sad that Man is the cause of much of it. all too often in the name of sport. The flock of I-Ionker the Goose. ilying over the sea on their way to the Sunny South for the

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A meeting will be held in the office of H. L. Sear. 88 Great George Street on Tuesday. N0V9mbeT.21 at 7:30 P.M.. to appoint delegates for the Convention of

December 1st.

winter. had seen something that seemed impossible to believe. They had seen Finback the whale sud- denly sound. as the diving of a Whale is called. It wrtsn't just his sounding that had puzzled them and set them to gobbling as they rested for the night. It was the suddenness wth which he had done it and the manner of it. It was as if he were frightened, terribly frightened.

Who or what could frighten any 'nne as big as Finback, one so un- believably big? Nothing and no one cculd, That is the way they felt. Yet something or some one had. or they ,.e..m....?..:.m...

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didn't know fright when they saw it. Do you wonder that they were tilled with wonder and excitement. and that they gabbled long alter they shcuid have been asleep?

Big as he was. and he was more than sixty feet long. Finback had been afraid. He had had a sudden and terrible fright. Somehow, he had discovered that the terror of the seas. known everywhere as the Terrible one. was in the neigh- bcrhood. I-le was a cousin of all the bin Whales. He was as much small- or than Finbaclr as the latter was smaller than Baieen the Blue whale" largest of all animals. In fact, he was little more than a third as long as Finback. I.

The terrible one belongs to the Dolphin branch of the whale fami- ly and is known as the Killer Whale. He is in the sea what aha- dow the weasel is among the small- cr Green Forest and Green Mea- dow foik an land. a born killer, car- rying terror where ever he goes. Unlike his great relatives. the Tar- rible one has teeth. great wicked- lnriiinc teeth. And how heican tea: with them! Everybody who swims is in fear of him. Baieen the Blue Whale. largest oi all animals that have ever lived. many times as big as the Terrible one. flees at his ap- proach just as jumper the Hare takes to his long heels when little Shadow the Weasel appears. Per- haps it would be otherwise If Ba- lccn had teeth. but he hasn't. not a solitary tooth.

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1950 will meet on MONDAY, NOYEMBE.3R.2u'ih. 1950. at 10 A.M., in the Court Room, City Buildiiiig. to hear appeals from supplementary VRi'll8ll0l'iS and assess-

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Dated November 15. 1950.

JAMES A. FULLERTON, City Clerk. City of Charlottetown.

gamma SCHEDULE, now many moaunmu SUNDAY) NORTHUMBERLAND FERRIES Lrn.

It goes without saying that East's double of five hearts was highly

in diamonds. it was most improb- able that the bidding would stop abruptly at cne heart. and in this he was obviously correct! when. over East: five diamonds. south made the apparently sucidalovercali of live hearts. East could not be blamed a great deal for feeling his opponent had gone sllzhtiy mad-to have bid only one on the first round and then to be "pushed" to the five-level!

West. Ieeiing that he had shown his weakness by -preempting. ac- cepted the double, and now the fat was in the fire for East-West! Doclarer ruffed the openeirig dia- mond lead. led a heart to queen. and took the spade finesse. When the spade queen held. he cashed the spade are, then went back to dum- myls seven of hearts and ruffed :1

ed the morning flight and were flying low over the water when they saw a large. pointed. black tin just

either of the two Whales they had seen Finback and Baieen, yet look- ed so much like a Whale that they were sure it must be one.

"It must be a baby whale. or a halt grown one," said a young Goose. -

Just then the Terrible one open- ed his mouth. and they saw his teeth. Such teeth! Remembering that neither Finback nor his bigger cousin had teeth. nor a great fin on the middle of the back. they su- spected that this might not be a baby after all. but the one fully grown, which he was. He looked dif- ferent in other ways. too . He had a large spot of white over each eye, a white throat and big White spots on his body. The rest of his cost was black. And there was something about him so fleroc that just looking at -him made them

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