Queens county Progressive conservative

convention

EMPIRE THEATRE . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1950

For the purpose of nominating a Candidate to contest the Federal Bye-Election in the County of Queen's.

Poll Chairmen are requested to call Poll Meetings and elect five delegates to attend the Convention.

Credential certificates must be given to each deio- gate signed by the Poll Chairman for presentation at the Convention. .

Registration to commence at 7 o'clock Meeting to commence at 8 o'clock.

Guest Speaker to be announced lateral ' REAGH BAGNALL MRS. R. E. SUTIIERLAND President. Secretary.

BENIFIT DANCE

CANADIAN LEGION HALL, MT. STEWART ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th. 1950

IN AID OF A BED-RIDDEN VETERAN A: FAMILY Sponsored by

MT. STEWART BRANCH (No. 4) CANADIAN LEGION. B. E. S. L.

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mistake. -Old Mother Nature.

Pilot the Whale was taking a chance. He knew he was taking a chance, He knew that those behind him trusted him and would 10:. low wherever he might lead. He knew they would follow him blind. Iv. Perhaps he didn't tninkltnis. Probably not. He knew it without lowthinking. He had been the lender oi the small school of Whales im- so long that he had become used

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to having them ioilcvw where he led. wherever he might pilot them. they would iollow.

They were swimming at top speed. such speed as only terror could drive them to. They were rushing through the water head- long and blindly. too terrified to look ahead to see where they were going. Anyway. nothing ahead oi them could be worse than the living death that was behind them. It was the Terrible One. the Killer Whale. the most feared killer in all the Great Ocean. He was about a third bigger than Pilot. perhaps not quite that. Hal he been ten times as big those fleeing cousins oi his would have been no more frighten- cd. Of course. he kills to live. but it sometimes seems to others as if he lives to kill.

To Grawving the Gull and his friends. screaming with excitement as iithey were tryingto scream their heads off. it looked as it Pilot was ,leading his iollcwers straight to disaster. for they were rushing straight. ior shore. As everybody knows. iin whale. big or little. can live on land. Already they were in- side the entrance to a natural har- bar. and the Terrible one was at the entrance. There could be no turn- ing back. To do that would be to run straight into the dreadiul jaws from -which they were trying to es-

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W 3,”. :1 niz with a club. So West was mark. 16”” . ed by his injudicious bid with sing. Mm, , 1910" wade! This meant that play- i3.,-,.equ,,my me Dr I 2-2 break in trumps, ni- iinessuig naturally to the king-jack.

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with only one attractive course. 50"?-h promptly acted on his ana- lysis. He led low to dummy's spade

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"What do you mean? That is hi: .nilstake?" Graywing wanted to know. I "They are trapped. He has led them into a trap!" cried the other Gull.

Now Graywing had know Pilot inr a long time. ever since he had become the leader oi that school of Whales. He had seen Pilot in some tight. places before. "What makes you think they are trapped?” he wanted to know,

'They can't go back because of the Terrible One. If they keep on the way they are going now they will run aground If that isn't be- ing trapped. what is it?" replied the other

"they should have irons out into the ocean and scattered. They rou1dn't. have run aground out there." said another Gull.

"They haven't. nin aground yell

freplied Graywlna drily.

"But they will!” screamed sever- al. Have you ever noticed how ex- citement makes folks scream?

"And." continued Graywing. ''.had they turned. one and perhaps more would surely have been raurhi. by the killer. Not. all could have es- caped out there. You kncw that as well as I do."

"But. most. of them would have escaped. Now. trapped as they are. it will be a wonder ii even one gets away." cried another.

Now there Was a long island with quite a stretch of water between it and the mainland. especially when the tide was high. But at low tide. even at half tide. as now. there were sandbars and mild iiats on both: side: oi a winding channel or deep water. and that channel was narrow in places. Oi ccvurse. those Gulls from up in the air could see all over that island and the channel and the marshes beyond. but not until Pilot turned the end of the island into that channel did it enter their heads that there might be ll. way of escape there. Even when they saw Pilot turn there they still thought those Whales were trapped. Even Gray- wimz was doubtful.

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