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ther of her brown coat had mov- ed. and that coat was just the color of the surrounding brown
leaves. One worry she didn't ly in the direction from which have then - that secret couldlthat signal had come.
not give itself away by moving: those eggs would keep perfect- ly still. They couldnit move. But now her secret had chang- ed. Those ten eggs had become ten of the prettiest and liveliest
babies in all the Green Forest.i10n. Out... is visiting Mn Ind cl" 5” 1” Ch”l”""”w"' a They could move. did move, and M-"- MVU1 W955. 0'1-CITY. lndi . . . . how! so now her greatest wori- "ul" '9l'"V9l Ind, mad! lll mm” "' T'3'"'sh "canny "' mejalso visited other friends in the ry of all was the fear that one Ml”b""l "4 Vim”?-
of them would move at just the wrong time and so give away the previous secret to eager. hun- gry eyes.
So the very first lesson those tiny chicks had to learn was I double lesson. to hide and to mind. They must hide the very instant she warned them to and they must stay hidden and per- fectly still until she called them. But supposi g one should for-
get And there were ten of then
darlings. Do you wonder Mother Grouse worried?
So they were taught how to flatten themselves on the ground under brown leaves. their little coats so like the surrounding leaves that the sharpest eyes might look straight at them and not seem them unless they mov- ed. Hiding that was was fun. The love of it was born in them. They didnt' really have to be taught how to hide. The thing
they had to learn was to knowi
motheris hide signal and to mind it the very instant they heard it. They heard it often the first few days after they left the nest, and that was the very day they were hatched.
l suspect that sometimes Mo- ther made a game of it. giving the hide signal when she knew there was no danger to hide from. The chicks loved it. it was fun to lie still under a brown leaf while Mother pretended to look for them. But there were other times. many of them. when Mother gave the hide signal be- cause she had heard a twig snap. or the rustle of leaves. or some other sound that made her wor- ry lest it should mean that dan- ger was near. She never waited to find out before giving the sig- nal. it was far. far better for the
chicks to hide from nothing than ; holidays with
not to hide from real danger until too late. Even when there was real danger and Mother
Grouse had cause to worry, the! MI”. Ind MM. Lloyd Dunblf. "mg 3' we h9"'9 9! M" "'d chicks were still having fun hld. Montrose. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-U175; Mb?” Mlllllafl ind Tim- ing. They had not yet learned hard Spencliuck of Windsor. 0n-lllY 1" Mil”-
to be afraid of anything.
CFCY-TV cnamru. is
FRIDAY
pm.-Tut Patten p.rn.-Peppermint Prince p.m.-Childrenls Newsreel p.m.-Mighty Mouse Playhouse
p.m.-Western Theatre p.m.-CFCY TV News p.m.-Weather
p.m.-CBC TV News p.m.-Vlewer's Guide p.m.-Perfection Penguin
Theatre
p.m.-On Trial
p.m.-Club O'Connor p.m.-Farm Pare p.m.-Country Hoedmvn
: p.m.-Dorchestrs Theatre p.m.-CFCY TV News and
Weather p.m.-Movletime - "The! Dare Not Love"
CKCW - Moncton Channel 2
Television Programme Schedule
FRIDAY
pm.-F. M. Concert Hall p.m.-News. Sports. Weather
p.m.-PePP9rmint Prince p.m.-Children's News p.m.-Mighty Mouse
: p.m.--Summer Festival : p.m.-Early Evening TV
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Page 10 The Guardian Friday. August 9. 1957
Mrs. Edmond Peters. 0'Leary. ford. have gone to their home and son Lloyd George. of Gian-
wers the delegates site ' the
in chariaeeown. where tin-..;lottetown. are spending a two
333-1 Jyention in Charlotte Phillipsuhas men lhtpdhia lworkiatehusacxigl at the home of A I . , e . again. .P '1): I to eave . . enry hlacAus- Wow Mddy Fox had known Mm Emu Miller has loll Jsis work and come to the ooun- land and abet relatives in 0'-
'" EM" '5” "'1 G"””' hd to Charlottetown where she will try .. .cc9um as hjg u.1m,il,..u-y,
been sitting on egg some Wu” H. . cum.” P1” of m. spend the summer months.
G'"” r”''” "5 Md WE” 3 New Market. 0111.. are visiting
Everyone is very glad to see ME IN Mrt RI! Jelley 0' him back on the job again. I
Miss Deborah Smaliman of Quebec. is visiting at the home Mr. Lloyd Matthews has goaevog M,-L AM. pum" in 0'.
lotoltimei huntingin ' f o s . "m or with M3 l"'”'h" "'5 53"” -'9" to England where he will spend Lu.-y. go, . few .1.”-
u”" '59- "9 59" 0'” WW ley and Mrs. Jeliey and family um; o g ind" (gr Mother Grouse had a family of in 0-Leg,-yg .rm:ee:"B:;' 520:1: who wml
chicks instead of eggs. and he My, 1nd Mn.
wll"1i"9d be joining with about 1500 other; visiting Wm. ha-
Mrs. Thelma Darby of Sun- imerside. is spending some time sister. Mrs.
wanted some of those chicks ev- 3,0,3, 1 1; .5 t 0 f at In more than he had waited the 24.5.. wheere go; willp stfendxtheir J,f,,':,,'::f " "h"' : Cl.'"df ku” "” M” "fur? l'
9881- 39 knew the Ways of Mir vacation with their son Bobbie iher Grouse and was sure that and Mrs. Brooks.
she had led thoae chicks away from the nest almost as soon as and son Russel who have been 1
they were hatched. He knew that spelldllll the winter months in "rem, M, Illole little legs could not up Charlottetown. arrived in O'Lea- Bnnanj in 0"L,,,.y.
the chicks far at a time.' so they ry to spend the summer at their must be somewhere in the neigb Mme her?-
ton Lot 6. is a patient in thei
I g 10 Leary. Mr. and Mrs. William Ber- Mu. Ada Duncan. of Toronto.
d . . . . . . Mr. "d M". hm” C. afaiurgnd daughter Bren a Ollll visiting wins relatives and
0nt.. left for home Il- . friends in O'Leary and vicinity er spending two weeks with his (or . few 4.”.
and Mrs. Lewili Mrs. George Jeffrey of Alma. was a visitor to O'Leary and vi- Mrs. James Getson of Carle-lcnmy on Wednegdg, .(m-noon. Mrs. Thomas Ford of Mt. Plea-
borhood. Came a time when he ' M". Kenn”-l' C”"Pb'” l5 '9' P.l-2.1. Hospital in Charlottetown. . 5.5: is gpending mm. um. wiu.
hum Mama.-'3 mg, uznug 1;; modeling her house. having it
Mr. Jerry Dalton of Toronto. p her sister. Mrs. Alton Boulter ht
l"'9W CXICUY Will it Eleni. He "j"d End ' "m"" m""d"k" is spending his vacation at his 0'Leary.
3 ' ad. H be lk , put under it. rum . 8" to W. San Miss Doris Strang is a patient
pital.
were very glad to see him able - to spend a few days at his home gin Cape Wolfe recently. Mr. Coa-
O'l.EARY
in the oluary C9mm"'my H” A.l-T in Gander. Newfoundland. Saturday . I. . is visiting with his father. Mr. i Brunswick. where they will spend
F"'"d' M Mr' Mun Cum" Milton Smallman in 0'Leary. He: their vacatloa'with relatives and
will be going to France in the friends.
near future.
former home in Burton Lot 7. i Mr. and Mrs. Coughlsn and
Lloydie Smallman I he R.C.ldaughler Mary O'Leary. left on morning for New
Miss Jean Coughlaa. 0'Leary. Rev. A. F. Baker of Advocate. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis. 0-
”” J0lmgCl"lPb91l 0' HImU-- mu ll " l'""e'" in H” Pmvm" Nova Srotia. spent a few daysi Leary were recent visitors of
Mr. lra Ellis. 0'Leary, was a J
linterest of his business. V Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnstone, Mt H"! M"- REM! Mad-elr 01,.”-y, want sm,d,,y Wm, nan were recent visitors to the
t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacAr- ohn R. Dignan in Howlan. They i thur in Springhill. Miss Ann Clark. of Alberton,
fglativgg ".5 friend, in 3100",. home of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton field recently, iHudson and other relatives in.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie hlacAus-iC'5?”mPeC- They were Wom- hnd of gloomfjejd. went . du. psnied by Mrs. Walter Bennett. in Summerside recently. M74 R; 5- PIPP” 0' w35h!nl'
Mr. ".1 Mn. Mb," sh",-ton. D.(.. was a recent visitor ma f3mjly' were slmday V3,", of his cousin. Mr. Laurids Mac- ors to Unionvale and 0'leary L9""3" 1" west Capes recently. visiting at the home oft M.” Willard C”','"”'"5 M Mr. mm M”, 0,1; Shun ud ML Halifax. NS . are visiting at the ".1 M", waldo phmipsl Ihome of her parents. Mr. and
Mr, ud Mm clan”, Mu, Mrs. Collin Cosiain and sister. Williams of the u.s.A. have been We LN"? Hemluwr - yjsmng Wm. the fmmers, pale; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Collicutt; Q1115. 3,1,-g md Mr; James Miof gwaterville. Maine. glefl for Macwmiam5' 1,, 0-Leary gm. .l!l'i9lf' -homenafter spending lJ'lEll' few daysy lvacation with relatives in Bur-
M155 Helen plush. who in "mi oln. Springfield West and vicin-
ployed in Moncton as clerk idly- Euon, gm,-Q 1. wendgng hefl Mrs Pearl Maccallum and ucmon with her parents. M... family of Somerville. hIass.. are and 31” Urban paugh in wood,' visiting utth Mrs. Albert Mulli- awck. 'gan. .1110.
Mrs. John Moreshead. accom-' 517- and 51” Ch3”?5 R93" 9' pmjgd by Mr, LM. Muwm, Summerside. were visitors to the mm, M”. D." Mnphersomihomes of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Mn. Ed. Macnoullu md Mr5.lCaseley and Mr. and Mrs. Char- Lewis Bernard motored to Elms-' l95 CBSHEN. - dale on Tuesday afternoon to at-- 5l"5r G075 ll C3” 3"” chllt tend the W.M.S. Rally. ldren of Tryb spent few days
Mr, Md M;-L Haber pnmyg ac,l in Coleman. They visited at the companied by Mrs. Vernon Col-ilmme 0' MT. ind 5475- D5”! licutt and Mrs. Horatio MacWill- I-Wkm" Md l”"lly- iams of Springfield West. attend- Ml'- Md MW W313” R93'""' ,4 the w.Mg5. Rwy in Elmhof Grecnmount spent Sunday at due on Tuesday anemoong ,the home of the latters parenls.
Miss Jannete Mat-Kinnon of MP and Mrs. Wesley Dlgnan lll Brae. is spending a week with w'70d5l0i'k. hgr cousin. Mr. Percy gamut.-g Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knollen in 01";-y, and daughter. of Woodstock.
M,-l Md M,-5. cm,-up wings. . were visitors to the home of Mr. 01,”;-y, wgrg visitor, to sum..and Mrs. Russell Fish in Cape merside recently. lw0”9- '
Master Trevor Webb of Car- MT Md 315- Dalld LlVl"tl' leton. Lot 6. is a patient in the sums of Massey Point. spent pl Prince Edward island Hospital dew day! 31 the home 0' V-half in chm-lmmown. son-i ' w and daugher Mr. and
Mr. Henry Clark. who for the,M”- Charlfy F019)? in 01493??- pastiyear has been teaching in! 5113-, Edna Mccmlleli "l MOW Quebec, is now wading M. real. is spending the summer ,-einjves 3 n ,1; months with relatives in O Leary friends in Alherton. He was a BM Vlclnllyi
Mr. and Mrs. George Mann. Scmerville. Mass. have been vis-
vlsitor to 0'Leary on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Pauline and Carolyn So- hey of Travellers' East are visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs. Neill Mae- Kay and other relatives in the vicinity of Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Spenchuclt of Windsor. 0nt.. spent some time visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Lockhart in Coleman recenly.
Miss Judy Ackles of South Port. N.S., spent part of her vacation zith relatives in 'Leary and Tort
ill. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read of Summerside. were visitors at
tario. motored to 0'Leary andi
Yum pl an ” H r t a M Ph'lli . . . on. ores an . rs. I ps i T7 'd"'u.E by who have been spending some
dnwinl co." deliciuu rtime with relatives in l(nuta-
icinity. l is visiting with her grandmoth- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred bignan er. Mrs. Harry Ellis in 0'Leary. ACROSS DOWN 15. Sauce 1. Begone! I. -- "CV0?- s. Prostratc anesthesia in: it. A fine I. Doveltke I8. Literary china 3. Fruit INIPI 1o, Dipped, drinks 19. Unab- aa I.ThricO ltfuckd U water (mun) Vin" 12. Lodge 1. Bridge II. De- aoo.-. platform voured keeper C. Gentle- 32. Audi. 13. Stranger Woml-II 9"" H. Burden 7. Aim: :4. Vex 15. Youth 5. Seesaw 25. Flint- lo. Tantalum 9. Mouth. ill" lsym.) like POCK 17. Mayan opening 39- D1)” Indian 4hiol.) break tMcx.) ll. Speak 38. Diffi- ll. River slowly Cull-ltl (Swit;.) l9. Chum bench 20. Capital f N Y.) 22. Noble-i man 23. European tongue 25. Rattan tbot.) 21. MISLIKZI 30. An outcry 31. Asian ox 32. Tear 38. Erbium fsym.) 34. Medieval boat 35. storm 38. Spur wheel 38. A disciple 39. Test (0. Alide ll. Pismirel 4 g 42. Batch
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