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Zion Church lion's Organization

The Zion Church Men's Organi- zation held its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening. Nov. l8.

The meeting opened by the sing- ing of “O Canada" and with prayer by Rev. o. Carlyle Web- ster.

An excellent: supper was served by Group Three o! Zion Ladies’ Auxiliary.

The Men's Organization had as dis guest speaker. Ml‘. Robert Par- ent. Superintendent of the Experi- mental Station. Charlottetown. who was introduced by Mr. Bruce Mac- Laren, took as his subject. "This Land of Ours."

After complimenting the Men's Drianizatlon for the excellent work they are doing and of the merits of such an organization as this, he said, this land df ours, Prince Ed- ward Island, which is comprised of 1,397,000 acres, consisting of 11.277 farms is one of the most beautiful parts of Canada. He said the soil in P. E. I. is not as rich as the soil is in some of the other provinces, but, as we have not manyl rocks, it is easily worked and al- though each year we spend $2.000,- 000 for fertilizer, yet we do not put back as much as is taken from the sail and in addition to this about 30 Der cent of ourland is sloped and therefore a large percentage is washed away.

The soil nourishes all plant lifo and all human life so we must guard the land for those who come after us. The Experimental Farms in Canada are guardians of the sill and they will help each and all of you to protect it and help you to restore the soil fertility, be- cause when the soil is gone every- thing is gone.

A hearty vote of thanks for his excellent address was moved by Mi. Balderson and seconded by Mr. Harry MacDougall and extend- ed to Mr. Parent by Mr. MacLaren.

Part of the evening was spent in a sing-song.

A quartet consisting of Messrs. J. A. MacLeod. H. A. Craswell. hfalcolm MacKinnon and Wen- dell Phillips gave several rendi- t:ons which were received with gzeat applause by those present.

Much important business was

transacted part of which dealt with the appointment of Mr, Alex Mac- Donald and Mr. Herb Jewell to at. tend the Affiliated Laymerrs 01-. Euiiizntion as representatives of the

ma GUARDIAN. CHARLOITETOWN i

Celebrates llsr 91st Birthday

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A goodly nunmiber o! relatives and net: boura ga cred at the hame_ o! Mrs. Mpry Mabcy. Gladstone, oni you“ ma“ said‘ November 19th, 1947. The occasion,

being her 91st birthday. Among the relatives present were her sister Mrs. Hannah McDonald, Murray Harbor. aged $ years. Mr. James Cuddy aged 76 years of Charles River, Mass. and all her neices and nephews living on P. E. I.

The evening was pleasantly spent

in singing of hymns old and motl- ern with Mrs. J. J. McKay at the organ. By special request Mrs. Mabey and Mrs. McDonlld sang Nineiw and Nine.

She received nice gifts and a beautiful Birthday Cake decorated with 91 candles from her neighbors and a gift o! money from her relat- tlves.

The following Address was read by Mr. Alex E. Richards.

Dear Hiendsz-We are gathered here tonight to celebrate the 91st birthday of one of our neighbors

Looking For Communications. 2i: Radar Operators

lanky g

Smart iiirl

George F. Worta

“Yen can 8° "owl. the The Royal Canadian Al: Force is

now open to young men desirous o! enlisting with a view to becom- ing a communications or a radar

"That's swell." the sunburnedl man said. He finished his drink put the empty glass on the table

operator. Courses of training for and ‘went to the service door. He mo“ accepted wul beam dud“, °Pe“°d It‘ He lmmid “d grlmwd February, 1948. it was announced .

at Miss Porter. He winked at the We, the week-end by Headquarter” lanky ‘man. 1t was a caricature of R_C_A_F_ stauon’ smnmersme_ I a fvmki If‘ hm" “mffqy Wlllk- 5 Those anxious to take advantage ‘Vi/ell. he said. its been nice 0133115 opportunity u, become 5pm. i meeting you folks. Hand that gun iaiists in the radar or communicat- ‘ 110W“ ‘l0 You!‘ Kfﬂndﬁml- Pal. and ions field should apply immediately, yiell him you won it in the battle 1n girdle)‘ that, they may have 5111- of Park Avenue. So long. folks." ficient time to report, to the "so long. pal," the lanky man Manning Depot on or before Nov- said. ember 28. When the door was closed, he, These trades are new to the ser- looked at the girl in the blue slic- , vice and will replace the old trade

ker. ‘of radio operator. “Why? she asked, "did he wink‘ Qualifications for enllslnléhli HG at 3,-0.1?" Junior matriculation or equivalent

"well," he answered, "if; wme educational standard. Men between men's nature to wink. and it's 588s 0f 13 l0 25 U9 required- bill some men's nature not to wink. I mm“ wnwwhal’ “"5" the 15 Ye"

Men's Organization.

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am one of the men who can't wink. 1t was a fine point neg-i lected in my bringing up.”

He went to the wall, placed his back against it, folded his arms and said. "You know. you're very lovely, with teardrops or rain~, drops on your eyelashes. You seem to sparkle like a diamond. And what's lt' all about?" i

He was such a nice-looking per-l son, with his lanky figure. his‘ somewhat bony face. his rumpled tan-colored hair. and obviously such a kind and decent person‘ that she hated having to lie to‘ him. She felt guilty enough about. him without having to tell lies. She sighed and said, "It was, blackmail scheme. A friend ofl mine — a very foolish friend of‘ mine named Genevieve - hap-l

who has lived among us for the pest 45 years. One who was ever ready to ihelp in times of sickness. always kind and obllging. ready and willing to give to any good cause when called upon. And we know wihen the call comes for to depart she wi-ll hear "Well done good and faithful servant enter thou into the joys of your Lord."

We wish you to accept these gifts as a token of our best wishes. and we all Join in wishing Y0“ l HHPPY Birthday and more of them.

To the Grand old Lady oi’ Glad- stone.

Signed on behalf of your ncigih- bours and relatives by Mrs. J. P. Richards and Mrs- E- C. Mutt-HB- I

The presentations were made by,‘ a Mrs. J‘. P. Richards. Mrs. E. C. Mut-i tart. Miss Claire Cuddy and qMissi

i feggnvlnégga glgiiolwwwac: Sﬁgrgkhesl pens to have a penchant for the

Mrsymmbey “though taken éomk Wrong kind of excitement. Gene- what "by surprise thanked the Dem > vicvc's a lovcly girl -— but fllghty. ple for the“. kindness‘ M155 Mabeyshos had foul" husbands. And all also on behalf u; her mother thank- l of them nrc still mad about her. ed them for their kindness and ex- Bill 1h“! W" Pmulélb" tended a. cordial invitation to all to; "Ah. yes." the you": ma“ Said- come to their home for a sing song “With a unmun like Genevieve at any tune‘ four are never enough."

After slngl-ng God be with you the "And this letter." Miss Porter company dispersed every one hav- went on, “this ridiculous letter lng enjoyed a very pleasant even- said. ‘Dearest Edgar, I love you.‘ mg, fifty-two times."

“I love you fifty-two times? Once for every iwcek in the year?"

"N0. Fifty-two times, it said, ‘l love you,’ I love you. I love you. I love you. Ilke that. Only fifty-two times."

"If said properly just once," the| lanky mar! said, "there are no more poignant or thrilling words, in any language. Why was Gene-j vieve so redundant? Couldn't she, convince herself. Di‘ was her lovei for Edgar fifty-two times as ln-i tense as normal? That's a niccl question. isn't it?"

"Anyway," the

thanks was extended to the ladle!- fl! the excellent supper they had provided.

Meeting closed with the Kin!-

rcdhcaded glrll continued. “this fellow “'21s iry- ing to blackmail Genevieve, You see, Dearest Edgar isn't any OIlCl of her four husbands. And hc isn't ihc kind of man who wants to‘ be hcr fifth."

"And you." said the lanky young‘ mriii, "we're trying to get “the letter back."

"Anti I did."

"And he chased you up the stairs and into my life. I am vcry grateful to that fellow for black- mailing Genevieve. I was dying of boredom when You came flying into my life. I can't tell you how grateful I am. You might have’ been a lat. girl with glasses andi buck teeth!"

' CHAPTER III

Miss Porter felt a little uneasy. He had the manner of a young man who intends to make the, very best of a rainy afternoon. In a moment. he ‘would be making] love to her. it was iii the very way he looked at her. appreciating her so frankly with his amiable brown eyes,

She’ glanced at her watch and exclaimed rwith dismay. “Heavens! I simply have to dash!"

"I wvoift listen to it for a mom- ent." he said with even greater flrminess than she had anticipated “You know." he said. and tilted his head a little and closed his eyes a little. as if he were analy- zing her, "you look to me like a girl who has had a very confusing‘ experience. And I've just the] thing for it. I call it the Double Brain-Clearing Extra Special. Iii you'll pardon my immodesty. it‘ , certified to make any girl except a llaxen blonde think straight and deal only with facts."

Miss Porter looked at. him sob- erly a moment, thou laughed. be-l cause he was still analyzing herl with that solemn scientific air. ' "Honestly, I must. run. You've been terribly hospitable. I can't im-l agine what I'd have done if that man—"

He checked her with a lazily wriggling hand, "You haven't be-' gun to sample my hospitality. And, I don't even know your name. And l you don't even know mine. Are we "I a pair of strange ships passing in] the night? Are we to 1st ifate throwi us together in this pointed andl un-phatic manner. and do nothing! about it?" , "it will have to be an awful quick one." Miss Porter said. "The Double Brain -Olearlng Extra Bpeclal cannot be rushed.' The slightest attempt at hurryinr the natural reactions would throw' the enlre principle of lt out of . gear. And you need one." he said. frowning at her. "You don't realq ire how badly you need one."

Mils Porter was amused, ,but, slightly provoked at being de- tained. She wouldn't feel com-l for-table, she really wouldn't draw} an easy breath. uni-ll she was out~ of this building. i "First," he was saying, "we take] a jllger of good brown Cuban rum. We add almost a lull digger o! green Curacao. a dash of brandy to give it just that needed soup- eon of verve, than the juice of half e lime. You'll love it. You'll cry

limit can be accepted provided the consent of parents is given.

In addition to the new trades. vacancies still exist for other tradesmen and technicians. suds

as acre-engine mechanics and radio technicians.

All enquiries should be made to the Commanding Officer, R.O.A.F. Station. Swmmerside.

for more. When you walk out of here your head will be up. your eyes will he flashing, and you

won't take backchat. from a moun- tain lion."

NOVEMBER 25. 1947

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