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Page 10 The Guardian. Monday, Sept. 19. 1955

By Tliornton W. Burgess i

their WtIl'i(, and the tiiu yuiiiig Xiti-ltrats lie-,'.tiii siiiiiiiiitiig zirounti l'hroii1,;ii t1iiii'it-si is iiutliiiii: lost. in the Siiiiliiit: Ptltli. l-iin.ill), they

" I”)-N ”i”"l'”"' M" ii" ”N- iii.-;iiiiic:ii'rd up i.iiliL'illnL( llrmik. -(lid .Nlolht't' .V:itiire.

THE NEW .U(llll'.U.S.

iiiow little attcntiuii- the settlers rived from the Mother Country

slIlICI'Vi3i()l1(liiFllih('Iihiili'EHl'ill'l'fl. was !sl'lliL'd heiirecn 1821)-l8.'ltI by

STRANGE BUT TRUE

Pioneer Days In P. E. I.

By F. H. MacArthur

When tie reiicu the early ('hlll't'hI One year earlier. the first liletho iiistury in P.E.l.. we soon iPllfl'l.lilSi iiiiiiister. Ker. Mr. Biiiplt ar

pziid to religious iiiuttcrs. Revfiiiiipit was not very popular, and Theopltiliis DesBrisay was the only under his ministry a great contro- Protcstant clergyiiiaii for .N'()lne;V9l'3.V arose between members of time. lie was appointed rector of the lut-til and mainland conference. the ”Parish of L'lizirlu1te" by lluyali Between the years 1810-1830. I Warrant dated Sept. 21, 1744. Burn new tide of immigration flowed in ill Eiielaiiti he died in the Gdl'(i0ni1lll(i a renewed effort iias made iii the Gulf in 1833. to carry the Eospel to the people

And, "bcliex't- it or nut." the iilio were strugtzling for existence ltiuiii-in Ctitiiolirs had but into small in the forests of the Million Acre t-hiirt-h here in 1790. lIll(il.'l' ilicltiriii. Hraekley Point and vicinity

saunas moan In arts ran- ethyst" and reached tha Island after a voyage of two months.

when the little party of four reachad Badequa the new niinistu had to leave his wife and childrui in the can of strangers while he livalked many miles to tho homo of the Abbotts which was the place they all had set out to reach. The condition of the roads wore such that it took him several days to make the journey.

The greatest hardships. how- ever. came when Mr. Metherall returned for his family. Not long after they set out the little party became hopelessly lost in the for- est and the clergyman had to carry the younger of their chil- dren in his arms. Then his wife. wearied by the long ocean voyage

in ltlilii. i)i'. Kt-r t'itlllP ilerc as prisons of English hltmd. hilt no ;i iiiissiuiitiixr itntlcr the titispiccs ni'L:uiiiIeil relitzioii took form in;

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J9”-V -W'”””ip t””i W3 'i"”?i S'l.tilt' Ml Sir it-f the ticiitwzil .-tssut-it-tie Syiiuti til" Iliis district lill alitiiit 1832. Thclller woes. Finally they came to M'”' 3 mm. "if ”” ii i”. V sit-v:I.'iiiti lie st-Iilctl in Prtiit't-tmvn settlers ilL'l'P iicrr sti l)tiS.V kct'P'ilhe home of a Mr" B'W9m0ni W110 Wm-V 'h" h""”” ”' ”' il”f”"fi' Vi-t-W its 4 "NW-ti 4-V” '" .ilit-rt- the iirsi Pl't'.xi))i9Fiilil mu the iiiilf ilillll iiH' door that t-tuidiit-tcti them by a short cut -imtd ivlii-.v -Uta y l: i rl.tl.i'tT ulvl-t" ...i;iiiw iiit- ti.-in .Nili'lIiti tic pl.-iiml tluircli in liltt lsliuiti iiiis tii'i.:an- iiiiitliiy tins iii.-t ilix't' imi iithcr tiay tliroiiish thr W0t)(iS to the Abbott

lhwf-15 ':”l v”'”' rm y Hi"-i tut) xlliiiiy. yllt'(i ill the li('t'ix Drtilicrt,V. their destination. :.' o s s-it war to mes- ikfii. :”;..”:.:.:-:; Out Our Way By J R Wliilams -::.'.':::....:;;: (lil2'.?"c”.'E.'iii'::.".”.'.1".'i.'. HM h”m.x NH 1 . THTYANVTATHNC- Nowwmu Vw V&M,W.W' st-nun. Ihi- tiny it.-id noiei. scents short time on the island and mwk ht” iy- WW4 ” WSJMJWITH Hm; GET THE.RMs-0tTHER5Himiiiyllii uur heard a pr:-at-tier. and. .Whell.iil('il went back to his liiiiiie In It M” w W” i H p . 3.51. UT GETTW. To RUSH OUTAND pi i he utis iilkvlb by his ttrziiitiizitherilutigland. About this time a-'lcmp- t y, ' ;- t - i M. p .VkNL.ANL.E SOBDVERTHE l in tho plzirv oi iiur-liiii. eranii-.(-rance Society was organized to m Hm NIH. L H X Act om: Boats.-'5How5. iiitiver iiink the tiny to tlllt' sititqand curb excessive drinking. This soci- "Rd 5-'t””t” ng-' , Exfrxi AT OMLVA CENT, iinructi him nut in he alarmed ety may have been the result of

'lli:-tr hitti w i ii i . ; rpaixf-1F1)oiNtA

FALLEN C-3LADtATOR5. VOLJ'LL HAVE A x

Pt-TRFEC,T5WNDlEi slitiitlti he litiiir stilll0 iiit-iiilicrs of'

and this new experience in the wilds. broke down and cried out

the Rev. Mr. Crawford's efforts. lie iias a Baptist. By 1846 George- tniin could boast of a church. 'l'liis liiinililc plticc oi" ivtwship scricd the residents till the year 1882 when a new church was erect- cci.

!ll()NTREAl. tCPt-el.ouis Robil- lard, ' hall reporter for Le Devoir, Nluiitreal daily. since 1947, has been named to the city's finance department as a notary. A graduate in law from the Univer- sity nf Montreal.

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iiziH;m!lii.iJii pi "i. V A i px LITILL PLiBLICl'T'V.I ,rnszwytltxiiitzrccutiuii slitiutiiii: and ””"-V ”W R” "i it um tlit- lit-i ilzlilttli hit'lilEl'ri :11i;lfii:iPI"i”:vl1:ft y all 'l .H Um Eiii iltIlltW('l'. uliu iizis the first HR A H” K r '-l y M 'l: P i't':itIzir - t'iPl'LI.Vllli'lll tn lite and ' " " lIl't'(l('ii ill liltt lll'il setilciiieiit llc W ”” y' ” ” i” iillfi iii-. Wiitt ililti their tiiti small 1”” ”i" 'i ' ' t ” iii t-iiiltlrcii set still from Plyiiitiiithy llultklv, lit - i -c l-liittlzind. on l:'iih inf Si-ptenibern :1: ti V h vW- ' ” l”' W "NJ, 1 ii. illli mi int: tn a(ii'Pl'.K0 ivratherli livid law '- y V p. (rm rniitiztiriih and the vessel -spring-i him” y, m” "M W J. lm W I, iuiz a leak. they were olilliied to ' r t - i ”” return in Plymouth, Vlw” ' i t i - il”' The i'tillmi'iil5! spring thrl' hntikcd .ivf1. .i.' iiiii:-o i" i It lifts i - H ' .'r.-vie tli:ii tatirlv flit? rim wit" i v i'.'l(i mi i ttviiilevant '-iI.' iilirin tut-i i . V ' " i C O N T caiiie nut in ;i' " ii at" P.'tli)' . l in the rmirriiu: ' -iitii.. tun -; ' sztrriiistirs in the diiii . i)-itii iltlii-it i. Q-"' i B Y JO 5 e P h I n e 1 av

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were livn well u

"lVli:i1 are giiii i '1 ii it-"" ' . I

T BRIDGEA

Culbertson

i GENERALLY GOOD -

. 3 SOUTH had the generally cor- rect idea that an end-play wan

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ireqiiired in the following hand.

s, . . . V lb it th d of implementing o,Ii4exNV;w(a:.l'i,n . V. 1,. I-11 do in ouse Hoople 'tiliJih iiizaniitiasoworfiilly inefficient. 1 ..,,,. ..-.i,.. ,xv., -r s liltii. :)J1lp'dnfah(1'-Ly” r I ' ' , -- K ' V5531” 11" - ----N L Biotin Sld:'aS(:Uil'lCr8.biP,. EPAQ MARTHA! HOW 1. V2” I DOWT Bizme YOU North-South 30 on score. iarsststtrr Aseitsatezatr - etgss i '”AM1 WT THIN6 -SURE 'iXiitoME ' Q” HOUR 5D.EVEtAltxiTt-lE VDLWZE TR 0;? EM 4 .543 -ro sci; My Tm8ULAT'0”t WOUNDEI; i-iseo - LAVN6 4' K 1” 423 s” is-A ”E"pMEET me up :00 5' J'MT5K' i Q "'5 ” P TEuNLH AND L3NCOMr' KAMD r T ALL MV:ELF p 3 2 N . K953 LAli N64-vHA2-EUMPH. V00 & i-L PLACEri(lCl( , J87 W E . A3109 -oiovouirsrci-iA 'T0A508l HQ 33 9)0TOF W i542 o1 JAM 2. g . K . - 1 t . QA 104 . i l o K 7 2 i - :L A Q J 98 3 09, ” "..'..u V: , The bidding: p South West. North East i4. Pass 1 4 2 g 1;); Essa 4 .5 Pass use us i As may be seen at a glance. North-South had 10 ironclad .,. ifik C t ,btSOf.h,With 'i"”i W"? 'ts' "t"-t WW? Miliiceylrenoiiohiiimfiii p:rt-sclorepevh ii:-ii-in .-:-n' it ii .il'! iicntly felt that a rebid of clubs

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A MARTHA!

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was safer than an excursion into notrump, After that. of course. North either had to raise clubs or pass-he scarcely could ven-

drncmcunr nan West opened the diammsl queen; East put IIP "11 I-03 035 continued with the diamond jack. West rutred sway dacIa.rar's kill!- and that put a rather serious face on the matter from South's view- point, because with two tricks lost, it was all too likely that he would lose two more in the heart suit. is est. exited safely with a spade. and South. after taking his blank king. launched an elimination play. He led low to the trump eight. ruaed a low spade. went. back with a trump and cubed the spade ace. discarding his own lasc diamond. Then he ruled an- other spade. strip in; that suit. and led a. low hear . Unfortunate- ly, however. the defense easily counte ad this play. East overtook his partners seven-spot. when dummy ducked. and when he than led a diamond, South had to mi! and concede a second heart trick. To rapeat. South's end-play technique was a little awkward. to put it mildly. All he had to do was ruff out East's spades while drawing trumps. then make East a present of another diamond trick. The strong presumption was that East had the heart king for his vulnerable bid. and he would now have to lead to the North- South heart situation or yield 0

- u - x '"'.twi-in - 5C'ENCE ture to three notrump without mt!-and-discard by continuing

is no pin:-n for wii tiir-r ilIIll&'Pi the veatige of a diamond 31099612 with a fourth diamond. a hero Rtwltles. HP ri.i t li'In' nuy -"War - r so 7 --- netuiiiinm ” 7 E T

"Vnii V1! w in i. -ii.t -, ” gmpyy. y -1.9 , WHATA YOULLCONSIDER KEEPSHAIRN A, i1Fllv tiii- ,i. ii. i- 'ti'11” XI 3fARLE5SG03NcK-v tJNExHRlN:1AgLE'ELJITv Rrvomnci MEAFINECATCH, BUT NEVERVUG"-'." inrii: ii.i'-'," ' it kw .w mil l”i'illKZ ' by At. cA?F' .- SHRuNK,'.'-- AND CAlCH.'.' WHEN I COMB or RVENGE . ' T man. I FURTHER i MY HAIRWITH

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