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CHERiSH THEIR MEMORY 5 Place Your Order Now For A POPPY WREATH Phone i222, Charlottetown Branch Canadian Legion B. E. S. L.

VICTORIAVBRANCH no. 2i l Canadian Legion

REMEMBRANGE lJAY NOVEMBER 11th

Parade and service in Victoria Hall.

All ex-service personnel kindly attend. Parade at i045 hours.

REFRESNER fiillliiSE lN FESTIVAL MUSIC

The Prince Edward Island Musical Festival Associs. tion plans to hold a Refresher Course during the week beginning November 29th. The course will be designed to help anyone interested in instructing in Festival Muglo and will be based on the 1949 Syllabus. A daily session (afternoon and evening) will be devoted to each of the mllllwlhlt: Adult Choruses. School Choruses, Vocal Classes w"? 15 Yfiilrsi. Vocal Classes (under 1G years). Piano.

All those desiring to attend any of these sessions ‘hwld ‘willy M- illackemk- Dllilariment of Education. Charlottetown not later than November 15th.. indicating the course or courses in which they are inter-onus, T)“, information ls necessary in order to maku flnu] n. rarigements.

There will be no tuition charge. Particulars about place and dates oi sessions will be announced m",

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NQYEMBER W_ 8. 194.8

(By Thornton W. Burgess) was nun JACK aianrr '

Right or wrong for me or you Depends upon the point of view. -Cliatterer.

Chetterer the Red Squirrel has e. temper, a very bad temper, and haw his tongue does fly when he gives way to it! No other person in all the Green Forest far and near is his equal in scolding. Some folks sing for their own pleasure, and all the neighbors share in that pleasure. Chatterer appears to scold for his own pleasure, though what pleasure there can be in‘ ‘l scolding I don't know. And noth-I _ _ y

. o rs , di.fii.’.“.2i.ii“ii°i’ifi‘éiii.°é.‘iiili.i “hi: d» w- w "w" m» Just now Chatterer was scolding; Pa" ‘hum’ great big Buster Bear. l-ie was. _ —*“ doing more than scold; lie wamggeveatgroezllgolgzszvghgra‘: filugzl; ‘calling Buster robber, thlei andla 10mm thing as thaw. other names. And Buster wasn't.‘ one seen you buying minding in the least. He nierelyysmd FUEL _ _ looked up at Cliatterer and grin-I Happy Jack noddfli eiPrabably ned as he ate the sweet littleyou havm I certainly hue buried beechnuts that had been Chatter-la m‘ o! them‘ but never l m‘ m "'5 but WW were h“ Y“ s” the same place. I scatter them. Chatterer, ivlthout meaning to. had when nothing can happen to l“ U! led Buster to one of his store-imam. Th“ is the only Sam ways. houses filled with those swee ‘Said Happy Jack’ and he meant m lime “m5- n was m a h°u°wl"Do you think Chatterer will go stub which Buster had pulled over mung“, in me winter?» asked and broken open. Fetch Chaiwl" ‘m5 “icky ma‘ Buster “If he doesn't he deserves to. had “i” caught hlm- n’ w“ hlsliut probably he has another good fortune that he had escapedqsmrehouse perhaps two m, “new. He didn't think of this, only of i115 graphed Happy Jack bad fortune ill losing those nuts hei “Then I don.‘ mink he is w lied Wilied 5° ha" w 5am" ‘m? ifoolish after all." declared Peter. Swre away‘ The ‘rum l’ he gmncwYou have to hunt for what You T933?’ need m°m~ Th“ “mmt h“ ‘Bury or hide. I've seen you digging

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only well filled storehouse. He‘ wouldn't go hungry in the Willlefi for lack of those beechnuts. No. sir, he wouldn't go himsry- B“? W| have heard that tongue of his I,‘ am sure you would have thought that he was sure to starve.

Now news travels fast. through the Green Forest just as lt does in the out. of the Great World. It wasn't long before all the neilh- bors knew what had happened to Chatter-er, and I fear that none o! them were very sorry for him- No one really lovesa scold. His cousin. Happy Jae the GYBY‘ sqmygei, with whom Chatterer is forever quarrelins. 68-551 55"” him right.“

“Why do you say Peter Rabbit. "Because, as l have always said“ storing a lot of food in one Pia,“ 1; no way to do. It is foolish. Ive told him so over and over again. Perhaps now he will believe me. You can see what hflPPened- H‘ worked hard Kathi-WW 31°” nuts for Buster Bear instead of himself. Nothing like that can ever happen to me. No sir, no one can ever rob me that was’?

‘i130 you-mean that. no one can ever find any 0! W"! “n”? ‘up’

i" '2" k cl Peter- plfis; dllltifllei’. say that," protested Happy Jack. "Now and then some: one may find s, nut or an acorn I. have hidden, but it will be only. now and then, and one at a time Putting all in one place means

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ll Contract Bridge A (b, 'By Josephine Culbertson "- uscarmo PUNISHMENT

N u.’ unjustified jump bid in todatills deal should have been Plin- lshcd.

ls he explained later, Ion-m felt that he was entitled to jump from two diamonds to three hearts to show that he had for more than a mere preference for the major suit. This was all very well, but the original two-club response "used up" North's values, and thus he should have contented himself with s bid of only two hearts on the second round.

When West, virtually bold what to lead by the opponents, opened a Wade. the declarer was in im- mediate difficulty. With the spade ace removed. there would be no chance to establish a club trick for i1 discard. because the defenders rould promptly take s club and a

szle. After looking over the sit- uation thoroughly, South sgw in“ there was only one chance, and he

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down through the snow to get a. nut or an acorn. It beats me how you know where to dig But all Chatteler has to do is vo go straight to a storehouse for what. he needs."

"Suppose something happens w his other storehouses. it can. you Then what can he do? Nothing but starve. My way is the bmt way, and i1 he had any sense Cousin Chamterer would follow it." declared Happy Jack. "What has happened serves him right." he added.

Did it? Was Happy Jack right? l suspect. both were rlsht. each for his own ixay ot life, What do you think?

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.__--—-—-—— CENTRAL RDYALTY_ SCHOOL

Report for October. Junior Department

Grade lV.-l. Marlon Nichol; 3- Diane Buchanan; 3, Anna Mr:-

Milton. Grade IIL-l, Annie Laurie Mao-

LGBXILZ. Margaret Perry; Br-fiisan- -

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Grade II.-1. Gall Stewart; '2. Patricia Anderson; 3, Jesnne Mao- Kinnon.

Grade I.—l, John Morrison; 2. Carol MacDonald‘. 3. RDbHl-l MM- Donald.

Highest average - Marion NlOhOi 95.5%.

Perfect Attendance-Diane Buch- anan; Frankie MacAusland; Anna MacMlllan, Marion Nichol. Myrna Pitcairn, Ian MacDonald. Annie Laurie MacLean. Margaret Perry, David Roper. George MacKlnnon. Marilyn Carr, Phyllis MacMlllan. Eva. Perry; Earl Roper.

Teacher-Helen S. Agnew.

Senior Demrtnient Grade X.-—1. Marlene Repel‘; i.

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Zeainnd. This happens when storms in Australia raise irast dust. clouds and curry them out to sen. Even after the moo-mile Journey across the Tasman Sea the dust ls some- times thick enough to cont trees

MASOIIERABE DANCE

‘Montague Curling Rink Tuesday, November 9th. Music by Don Messer and His Islanders Special Prizes for those in cos- tume.

Bus Leaving Ch'town — I p.ni. Canteen Service Admission 50c

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South drew only two rounds oi trumps. because it was vital u, leave one trump in dummy for the plan he had in mind. Now he ran off his diamonds and, as he had

ted with three trumps was forced to follow suit. to every diamond! This meant that. durrinsys spade could be safely discarded and de- cliirer‘: remaining spade ruffed with the heart jack.

Without question. South 1m lucky to find the precise position of diamonds and trumps that he did find. but. he nevertheless deserved credit for fer-rating out the only line of play that. had e chance.

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