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CLOVER CLUB DANCE"
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Admission—7 5c
Dancing 9:30 lo 12:00
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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN
Comes e time when on his own - Each must face the world alone. —Peier Rabbit.
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That is the universal rule in the Green Forest, an the Green Mead. “W- 9V9WWherc that Old Mother Nature rules. Mothers and iathers. MJQf-‘lelly mothers. Lmong hei- children love and cere for their "b1" M dttnly end carefully as human mothers love and care for theirs. But when the young are big woven out they go into the Great
arid on their awn, as the saying is of those who look out for them- selves. None are spoiled or made 118191815 by having too much done for them. None ever grow up to livg a life of ease and uselessness be.
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cause father and mothe i it things that way for them. Ne, seir, nothing like that! Each and every figs has from life only wiisi he ""5 tnwsh to get for himself.
Little Stripes was one oi Striped ggupmunids children. He had been m 1" l 511118- WB-rm dry bedroom i“ "it W! of I Ions tunnel deep in the ground under the ald stongwgli on one side of the Old Oi-chgi-d There he and his brothers and sis. ters were borii with neither eyes m” “"5 ‘719-"1- The!’ grew fast as do all babies iurred 3nd 3°11“ "l" W18‘ small ones 8 y aster than the bigger on”, Th" W" 1'1"“ in April. didn't get ;heir little eyes open until gbour,
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West led his singleton jack of partner's spade suit. Deciarer wanted to lead trumps toward his own hand, so he put up dummy’s spade king and led the heart deuce. Actually this gave East s prob- lam-South might have king-jack o! trumps, and if East ducked, South might finesse and lose i0 West's queen-—but after some thought, East decided that it was too remote a chance, so he put- up the trump ace and returned the spade queen. South played the ace, and West ruffed. That was the doom of the contract. since the defenders were sure to get a spade trick and a club.
Deciarer was guilty of e serious miscsiculation when he won the first trick in dummy. East had bid spades at the two-level, vulner- able, on a cult lacking the ace. king and jack. Surely. then. he probably had a six-card suit. which meant that the lack was a single- ton. In short. South should have foreseen the ruff because of the information given him in the bid- ding.
Obviously, South should have taken the first trick with the spade ace. and then led a diamond to dummy’s king in order to re- turn a trump. If East "put up the trump ace immediately. to return a. spade, West could ruff, but dum- my’s king would be preserved. Thereafter declarer could regain the lead and draw trumps.
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they were three months old they were thinking the home under the old wail was a bit too crowded. Or perhaps it was mother who i-haushi so. Anyway. Little Stripes started out in the Great World on his own one fine morning. Perhaps he didn't know he was leaving home, his father and mother and brothers and sisters. Perhaps he Just wandered away from the old stonewall and forgot to go back. I rather suspect that this is how it was. Anyway there he was. all alone with no one to tell him what to do and what not to do, warn him of danger, show him safe hiding- places. ,
All his short life he had spent on. in or close io, the aid stone wall. He had left it only to look for food, and this was never more than a very short distance, not outside the bushes growing an one side of it. At the least alarm i" could be back to the old wall. It was a wonderful place, that. nirl \\‘.l'l. All along its whole length “ere openings between the stones lill‘! which n Chipmunk could dollae in a jiffy and be out ni sizlli. Little Stripes was sure he knew every one of those.
But the old stone wail belonged in father and mnlher. At least. '11P)’ seamed in think it rlirl. While hadn't said so. they had maria it quite plain to Little Stripes and his brothers and sisters that it was time they were looking for places of their own. Old Mother Nature thought so. too. and she did something about it. She always does at such times. She began with Little Stripes. She stirred in him the beginning of what is called the Wanderlust. ‘Phat is just s name for the desire to go wandering off somewhere, anywhere, to visit new places. see new things, have new adventures. .
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together in greet clues “ they can ‘have their food brought to them from far places where it is grown. Green Forest folk and Green Meadow folk can't do that, They must live very near to where their food is to be found. That means that if a great number are living in one place there will not be food enough tor all. So it won't do for children to slay at home with tether and mother when big enough to learn to look out for themselves. It ‘won't do at all. So Mother Nature gives them the Wanderlust and one by one they wander away from home without really meaning to. By the time they get over the wanderiust they usually are far away from where they were barn and have forgotten the way back if they haven't fin‘- gotten the old home altogether. Then, tired of wandering. they look for a place where there is plenty of food easy to get, a place where they can make a safe home with no neighbors of their own kind too near, and there they settle down, usually for the rest o! their lives.
So Little Stripes with the Wanderlust I tickling his feet wandered away from the old stone- wall and the Old Orchard without any idea at all that he would never really come back, but was really starting out in the Greet World to make a place for himself His brothers and sisheiu would shortly do the same thing one by one, but he didn't know that not did they. So it is with all of
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