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TUBERCULOSIS OOIITROL FORUM

An open Forum on TB control and Health Educa- tion is being held in the Auditorium of the Provincial Sanatorium on Thursday and Friday, 1st and 2nd Feb., from 10:00 a.m..to noon and 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. and on Thursday evening from 8:00 to 9:30 p.rn.

All nurses, health workers and technicians con- nected with TB control are invited to attend any of the discussions. . , .

The forum is being conducted Jointly by the Di- Dvlslon of Tuberculosis Control of the Department ' Public Health, the Division of Public Health Nurses am-the P. E. I. Tuberculosis League.

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Blackyithe crow was hungry. cold and discouraged. There is nothing more discouraging i.l1a.r1 an empty stomach on a cold day. Blacky's "OP W35 amp?-E 50 int he had mt found a bite to eat. What made it -worse was that he had watched Bawbill the Mexgonse swallow a gist: he had caught in the Big Riv-

Blacky had gone over to the Big River hoping to find something he could eat brought down by the wa- ter and washed up on the ice or close against it where he could reach it. There was a big open Dlace where the water had not fronen.- There he found sawbill and his flock. They looked well fed. They were well fed. You see they are great fishermen. They are Zfent divers. so of course they are perfectly at home on or in the wa. ter- They are Duck folk but their bills are different from those of

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Blacky had seen Sawbill dive and come up with a pmall fish.

other Ducks. They are not broad and flat, but long, narrow and the edges are toothed. That is why Sawbtll has been given that name. Old Mother Nature has given them such bills so that they can hold on to a fish when they catch it Blacky had seen sawbili dive and come up with a small fish. Sawblll held it up for Blaoky to see then swallowed it. That was a mean thing to do. Of course. Isn't it queer how folks sometimes like to tease other folks at a. time like this?

Biacioy remembered that farther down the Big River there was more open water. He decided that he would go down there and leave this place to Sawhill and his friends. "Cow. cow, cow!" cried mucky. and spread his black wings. He bent his way up higher in the air. Then of course he could look down on the water and see farther ahead. What was that down on the water at the edge of the ice at the low- er end of the open space? It show- ed white in the morning sun. Was it Just a little piece of ice floating there? Was it-Blacicy didn't real- ly believe it could be. but it might be. Blacky flew a little faster. The nearer he got the more it looked as if it might be what he hoped it was He was sure now that ltvw.asn't a bit of ice. He flew down and light- ed on the ice close to the edge right where that gleaming white thing was. ' Now Hlacky's eyes sparkled. It was a small fish on its back so that it's white belly gleamed in the sun. It was a fish that had been caught by one or the Mergansers and then not eaten. In his haste to get that fish out of the water Blacicy aimmt fell in. Yes. sir, Biacky almost tumbled in head, first, The first time he failed to get hold of that little fish and ' for an instant it seemed as if it might be carried un- der the ice. His heart sank. It would be dreadful to find a break- fast and then to lose it almost as soon as he had found it. The next time he tried to pick it up he was more careful. He pulled it out on the ice. He carried it a little back from the water. or course that fish couldn't get -back in the water, but Blacky wasn't taking any chances. It didn't take him long to swal- low that little fish. What a diifer- erlce a full stomach makes! The whole world was changed. The wa- ter didn't look no black and cold after all. He didn't shiver now when he looked at it. It was fun to be alive. He didn't care how cold the wind might be. He no longer had any foolish wishes that he was like some one else, that he could swim and dive like sawbill. He was .perfect.iy satisfied to be simply Blacky the crow.

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