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The above scene at the Harvey Moore Sanctuary at Milltown Cross shows some of the ducks and goose which have wintercd there. .lii' Moore is shown feeding the birds which have complete trust Ill lum. Over 1000 ducks and fifteen gccse wintercd at the Sanctuary, and Mr. Moore has been feeding

H 0 M E AND School-moiitlily iiiceliiig-ltloiitagiie lligli School.

luoiiday. March 12 at 8 p.m. High School debate.

FIRE DAMAGE - A flue fire! Saturday night caused a smallt amount of damage at the home

of Air. John Denhziin of Whim Road. The fire occurred in the. early evening and was noticed

when the flames burst through the wall adjacent to the pipe and flue section. Quick action by Mr. Den- ham and some neighbors exting- uished the fire before it caused a great deal of damage.

A Farmer Takes A Wife PART THREF Lena Vt-ssey Father wished some help he'd liiid

lIIllt)fIE the neighbors there about But l.;niiiie found no one inclined Tu lciivc their homes to hire out.

Aii'o.s.-. the i'ivcr hc would go

All(I call on farmers there.

Perliaps some kindness they would show

To a fellowinan in sad despair.

in .1 cziiioe lic tossed a saddle llis bridled pony he led along.

And over the river so swift did paddle

For his youthful arms were strong-

Vtlion he reached the opposite sulc

Ilr IlI(I with care. his white canoe

Iiis faithful pony stemmed the

tide. A smart wee pony trick to do.

Quite bewildered there he stood Knoiiiiig not wbicli way to turn- Aruiuzils wild were in this Wood Cniisiiig travelers great concern.

Sliarlows now were slowly creep-

HIE fhcr forest dark and vast - Kiiouim: for prey the wild were

seeking Ilr must move on and fast.

Ilc saddled and mounted his pony Shift tliru the forest he rode. hot thinking the paths there would

lead Tn a lonely ltlicniac's abode.

The Indian was feeble and old

ilrsertcd. he was and left behind.

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understood

doubt.

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ucks. I5 Geese them every day. On Monday, March 5. five Canada wild geese lande.'. at the Sanctuary to begin the spring migration to the north, and it is expected that within a few weeks large numbers will have stopped off at the pond.

Among the ducks are mallards. blacks, baldpates and pinlails. all

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Winter At Sanctuary

of whom answer Mr. Moore's call at feed time. Mr. Moore does not need to trap these birds to hand them, but simply picks them up. slips on the band, and lets them go.

Mr. Moore , with very little as- sistance financially. is feeding these birds, building new dams, and de-

Death Sunday of Brudenell Man

The death occurred at his home in Brudencll yesterday of Mr. Allan MacLeod in his 81st year following a lengthy illness.

The deceased is survived by a son, Albert of Brudeneli. and two daughters, Mary. Mrs. Jack Camp- bell. Montague, and Annie in Nova Scotia. Also surviving are a broth-

Body Of Missing Man Found Yesterday In Graham's Creek

The body of Mr. Perle Cairn: of Gaspereaux. formerly of Green- field. was found in Graham's Creek yesterday morning, where he had fallen into the water from the jetty while lost in a snow storm Sunday night, March 4. Mr. Cairns had spent Saturday night with . -ighbors and returned to his home where he lived alone early Sunday morning. About 8 o'clock Sunday evening a neighbor went to call at his home but Mr. Cairns had already left. No alarm was felt at the time but on Monday morning enquiries were made In the area and at Panmure Island. No trace of the missing man de- veloped.

On Monday afternoon and Tues- day a full scale search led by the Montague detachment R. C.M. P. combed the area without avail. but searchers found a slight trail leading to the jetty at Graham's Creek. but there was no indication that it had been made by a man. and in any case by Mr. Cairns. Further efforts were continued. however. and it was felt that he might possibly have wandered to the edge of the jetty during the snow storm raging at the time.

airling Today At Montague

Curling schedule at Montague Rink today:

. 7 p.m. - Yeo Theatre competit- ion.

East ice - Wm. MacLean vn. L. H. Poole

West ice - C. S. Stewart vn. P. Sinclair

9 p.m.

East ice - Moore and MacLeod - G. Kennedy vs. G. Nicholson. West Ice - Yeo Theatre-II. Mon: vs. At. MacDonald.

ltiit his greeting was warm and

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and fallen into the water. Yester- day morning a group of men clear- ed away a section of ice in the immediate area, and found the body wearing cap. glasses. and with the hands still in the over- coat pockets.

Coroner i)r. G. S. A. Ionian. who was called to the scene with the R.C.M.P., declared no inquest was necessary.

Besides his mother. Mrs. Wil- liam Cairns. the deceased leaves to mourn scvcn brothers, Alfred. Louis. John, William. Frank. Peter, and Joseph and two sisters. Mary and Myrtle.

Funeral arrangements will be

voting much of his time to this conservation work. No doubt. it is a joy and satisfaction to him. but the service he is performing to sportsmen throughout the Province in increased hunting, and at the same time providing a place of refuge for waterfowl, deserves

NEW YORK (AP) - The woman had an emotional problem she could not explain. In the course of treatment, she was placed under hypnosis and told to go back in memory to some significant phase of her life.

"Suddenly." said Dr. Louis Wol- berg, author, psychiatrist and au- thority on hypnosis, ”she burst into appeared to be pure gibber-

Puzzlcil. Wolberg recorded the outburst and brought the patient out of her trance. investigating fur- ther, Wolberg learned that while under hypnosis the woman had spoken Greek. Not only that. It

I was poetic Creek.

"The subject was not of Greek descent." says Wolberg. ”she had never lived in Greek surroundings. never studied the language or, to the best of her knowledge,' ever heard it spoken."

PUBLIC SENSATION

Why. then, the strange outburst under the influence of hypnosis?

Both he case and the question are typical of hypnotic ”age re- gression"-a phenomenon which currently appears to be preoccupy- lng the public to a degree prob- ably unmatched since the height of the flyin saucer sensation.

Interest started gathering mo- mentum last month with the pub- Iication of a book entitled ”The Search for Bridey Murphy"

The author, Morey Bernstein. is an amateur liypnotist. From an ex- perience similar to that of Wol-

berg, Bernstein suggests that the Answers to the mystery is reincar- nation.

Un xplained statements made by I Conrado housewife under hyp- nosis. says Bernstein. point to the conclusion that she lived in Ireland during the 19th century. THEORY REJECTED

Wolberg and other noted author- ities appear unanimous in rejecting suggestions " t h at reincarnation might be proved through age re- gression. But Bernstein's book has become I sensation. It has also touched off a fever of activity among other amateur hypnotists. lending to more age regression ex- periments.

One of several groups watching this development with concern is the American Psychological Asso- ciation. whose membership in- eludes 15,000 psychologists and re- search psychiatrists.

"We have received reports that an increasing number of amateuis. for entertainment or other reasons. ire 'experimentlng' with hyp- nosis." says Dr. Fillmore Sanford. executive secretary of the associa- tion.

”Hard scientific evidence says that hypnosis is an explosive thing

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Psychologists Pondering ”Age Regression" Craze

do so to the best of his ability. drawing both on memory and fa- brication to please the hypnotisi. Often none but the skilled practi- tioner can tell the difference be tween genuine regression and hyp- notic role-playing.

RECOVERED PIIRASES

Wolberg didn't stop investigating the case of the woman who burst into poetic Greek when he discov- ered no immediate reason for her use of the language. The psychi- atrist found. through persistent in. vestigation:

”When the girl was about two years old her mother was a house- keeper for a Greek professor. The mother would place the child on a rug in the middle of the floor and then go about her housecleanlng.

”Whiie the mother worked and "'9 Child Played. the professor Wollld Often Dace about the room. sometimes reciting poetry or praa. tising his lectures.

”In the course of her prattling, the child imitated the professor. 8PP8Fently repeating word: and phrases in Greek."

Wolberg concluded that his ex- perience was lost to the woman's conscious memory, but left 11,

to play with. Psychological re- search on the subject has not yet

mark on her subconscious - and through the dissociation which hyp-

told uii enough about it so that ltlnosis makes possible in some sub- can be used except with greatljects. she was able to recover the

care."

On on aspect of regression, all

authorities agreed: When directedl THIS

to relive his past, the subject will

much appreciation.

er Dan MacLeod. Montague andi two sisters. Mrs. Issac Acorn.

ault, Somerville, Mass. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Souris West Fa rm Forum

A well attended Ineeting of the Souris West Farm Forum was held at the home of Mr. Alfred Cairns on Monday night. March 5th. Following the broadcast and reading of reports by the secretary. the members discussed the general agreement on tariffs and trade with Mr. Joseph Cairns as leader.

A brief review of the report of the Canadian Tariff Board. as applied to the import of potatoes was given by Mr. Alphonsus MacDonald.

An enjoyable social iiour was held. during which a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Frank Cairns. The next meeting of the Forum Group will be held at that home of Mr. Joseph McAulay. the topic for discussion: Work menis Compensation and the Farmer.

The Lancastle castle library in Lancashire possesses a collection

announced later.

of English laws dating from 1225.

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The body of Mr. Lemuel Ilicken. Oak Valley. was recovered Satur- day morning amid the charred ruins of his residence which wiis completely destroyed by fire at an earlier hour that morning. The man, 87 years of age. lived along. After the fire had levelled the building, attempts were made to find Mr. Hicken. but the heat pre- vented search until the late morn- ing when he was found.

The only survivor of the family is a sister. Mrs. Richard Lleweilyh. who resides in Montague.

The funeral service was held yesterday from the United Church, Sturgeon. with Rev. W. A. Pater- son officiating. The hymns sung

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Body of Aged Man Recovered f Montague and Mrs. John B. Ren-iFrom l

were "Abide With Me", "By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill' and "The Lord Is My Shepherd".

The pail bearers were. Jolir Collins. Howard Lavers, Jamcsl Steele, William Steele. L ion 2 ll Collins, Richard Llewellyn. Inter-. ment took place in the church cemetery.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Coroner Dr. G. S. A. Inman of Montague Investigated the fire., The Coroner decided on inquesti was not necessary. '

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' ' ' -name I state of officer: for in "T" T Assocmnon annual meeting next month. sggg FiIm The guest of the evening was Mr.y Bram Chnndle . who showed The monthly meeting of St. Da- I film. "Harvest In the Valley". vid'n Men'l Association took place Iverggng T dI”':"lD" .'n"w”d' "' on Monday. March 5l.I'I in the pic,u;',f ””” '”'"” M" "" Clygrch built; . ed .l It is Apmbaiiieyoiat claim in I to mem e a Ianglyl dim eiftuleigleadership for discussion group: 611 Slipper SEFVG Y 9 IE5 0 l elwtll be available to all those in- X.w!:i.iefoIlIl;rvxv"e;t: by nshzlrtitg Lucite of terested In the near future. CK. meeting was held. and arrange Lord Tennyson. the great Eng- menta made to hold an executive Iinh poet, was 83 years of age at meeting in the near future to Ian death In 1892.

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