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By F. H. MacArthur

One hundred and thirty years ago, there was born in Pictou. Nova-scotla. a boy who was de- stined to become not only the best geologist in the Dominion of Canada, but one of the best in the world.

This remarkable individual was John William Dawson, whose fa- ther was born in Scotland. when he came to the New world, he prospered for a tlmefand then fell upon evil days about the time John was born. Lack of money did not stand in the way of the boy's education, however, and young John was sent to Pictou Academy, where he made rapid progress with his studies.

Even as a. child, he displayed an unusual interest in plants. fus- slls. insects and birds.

One day, while making a slate pencil from a piece of shale, he was amazed to find upon the stone the imprint of a delicate fern. That was the boy's first discovery in the field of geology. and so :- wakenod his desires to become a collector of speciments of rocks and minerals.

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'l'o obtain the kiicwledgu he thirsted after, he, when only fif- teen years old, got a copy of Mohs's Mineralogy which taught him a good deal about the won- ders of mineral crystals. Fortified by this knowledge, the youth ex- piorcd the neighborhood surround- ing his home where he picked up additional data on the subject. at night he devoured every book he could lay hands on. covering the work of other mineralogists, so that when he was sixteen. he gave an intelligent lecture before the local society on the structure and history of the earth.

It is interesting to note that this gifted son of Nova Scotla also made .1 study of the Hebrew language.

At theage of forty, in 1840 Daw- son went to Scotland where he spent a year at the famous Edin- burgh Unlversity. There he studied his favorite subject, along with physics and chemistry. When he re- turned tocanada, he madethe ac- quaintance of two noted geologists- Sir Charles Lyell and Sir William Logan-working along with these men, he was able to lay the foun- dations of his fame.

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John William Dawson now be- gan his researches into the secrets of the earth and traveled exten- sively in North America and much of Europe.

In 1854. Canada's oldest and most famous University, McGill. honored the former poor and un- known boy. by making him its principal.

Further honors were showered upon him in 1882, when the Great Queen Victoria conferred upon him the Order of St. Michael and St. George, and he became Sir Wil- liam Dawson.

ills writings on some of his earlier discoveries are noted for their clarity and common-scnse views. and are still authorities on geological discovery.

When this great son of our sis. I91" Pfwlnce. Nova scotia, passed nwuy in 1899, he was recognized internationally as a great man and an outstanding geologist.

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LONDON. June 13 - (Reuters) - The Allied High Commission tomorrow will declare Western Germany open to foreign invest- ment for the first time since the end of the war. it was learned to- night from a usually reliable source.

HEALTH EXPENDITURES

VANCOUVER. June 13 -(CF) - Total expenditures of the 10 Provinces and Federal Govern- mcnt on health and hospital care this year will be an estimated S200.000,00i). Health Minister Paul Martin said today.

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SOUTH MILTON W. I.

The regular meeting of South Milton W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Russell Colea on May loth, with fifteen mem- bers and one visitor present. Meeting opened with the ode, and creed. Roll call was answered by each member bringing a cup to be left in the school. ,

Donations of 01.00 were received from two ladies of the district. The Red Cross committee report- ed that two layettea had been completed"and more work given out. Sick committee had taken fruit to one sick person for which a ”thani: you" card was received.

School committee reported towels and soap had been pur- chased. The Treasurer reported proceeds from Film Board enter- tainment was 523.80. Plans for District Convention on June 20th, were discussed. An interesting program, and contest by Mrs. Plercey was enjoyed .contest won by Mrs. Gerald Hooper and Mrs. W, L. Coles.

Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. D. A. MacLean. when lunch committee will be Mrs. D. A. IWBCLEIITI. Mrs. Robert Hooper, Mrs. Murdock Nicholson, and Mrs. Stanley Proud-e. Lunch was served by hostess, and com- mittee in charge, Collection 31.45. Meeting closed with the King.

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KINGSTON Y. P. U.

The regular meeting of the Kingston YP. U. met in the church on Wednesday evening, May 1'1, The devotional period led by Mildred Paul, opened the meeting by singing, "When All Thy Mercies, Oh My God". Scrip- ture lesson. Psalm 9, verses 1-12, which was followed by prayer. This part of the meeting closed

by singing, "Lord Im' Coming Home". The minutes of last meeting

were read and approved. Roll call was answered by sixteen members and one visitor, with a verse from the Bible. A short meditation was given by Nelda Richards.

One new member joined. Col- lection 31.25. A letter was read by the secretary from Irene Bruce, also a letter from Don Reid, read by the president. It was decided to continue having our meet- ings every two weeks during the summer.

Next roll call to be answered by a verse from the Bible, the first word starting with the letter C.

It was,decided that North Wilt- shlre Y. P. U. be asked to present their play in Kingston Hall as soon as possible.

Following are the new commit- tees: Devotional - Velda Green. study -. Edna Colwill and Norma smith. Recreation - Elva Game- ster and Harold Smith.

The Study period was then led by Olive Barrett and Shirley New- son. A contest was put on by Nel- da Richards. The meeting closed by repeating the Mlzpah Bene- diction.

NORTH RIVER W. I.

The regular meeting of the North River W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Russell Wheailley on June 5. The meeting opened with the members singing the Institute Ode followed by the creed. Fourteen members answered the roll call, one visitor was present. Correspond- ence was read and discussed.

Mrs. James Vickerson and Miss Eleanor Younker were appointed as delegates to attend the annual convention. sl0.00 was voted to give to the Manitoba Relief Fund.

Mrs. Fred Jewell kindly invited the members to her home for the July meeting. The lunch committee will be Mrs. Keir warren. Mrs. Bruce MacKlnley, Mrs. Roy Bruce. Mrs. Sterling MacKlnnon. The roll call -will be answered with a joke.

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KINGSTON UNITED W. M. S.

The regular meeting of King- ston United W. M. 8. was held in the church May 18. The meeting opened with call to worship and the singing of hymn, "The Church's One Foundation." scrip- ture reading John 17. verres 1 to 21. The program was followed from the Missionary Monthly eu- titled Celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversiary, in the auxiliary.

A prayer was read in unison. after which different parts were read by members. Mrs. Fulton Willis and Miss Erma Newson had charge of study book. Christian stewardship by Mrs. Tylpha New- son.

Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Roll call an- swered by fifteen members. col- lection 32.00, friendship fund .44, proceeds of play 331.25. II: was (1.3. cided to send fruit to Mrs. 3. ,1, Colwill. Plans for church service were completed, but this was left over until next meeting. Next, meeting at Mrs. Bert Willis. Lunch committee -- Mrs. Merrllle Green, Mrs. Will Younlrer, Mrs. Roland Biichannan.

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RICE POINT W, I.

The June meeting of Rice Point W. I. was held at the school house with an attendance of seven mcm-3 bers. Two new members paid: dues. Collection amounted to sl.l5.i The minutes of last meeting were.' read, approved and signed. It was; decided that two new blinds boo bought for the school.

A discussion followed in re- gard io buying a new stove and general repairs to school.

A motion by Mrs. Fletcher Mac- Eachern, seconded by Mrs. John A. MacDonald that 35.00 be do. noted to Manitoba Relief Fund was passed by the meeting.

Cards were to be sent to shut- ins and sympathy cards to bereav- ed families.

New business included plans for raising money and the secre- tary was asked to write for I play.

Next meeting to be held at home of Mrs. Fletcher MacEach- ern. Three members to bring lunch. Meeting closed with Na- tional Anthem.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. June 12 - (AP) - Dr. Wilder Penfleld of Montreal today was elected pres- ident of the American Neurolog- lcal Association at its 75th annual meeting.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 12th day of June A. D. 1950. In Re Estate of James M. Premier- gart late of Tea Hill in Queen's County in the BIG Province, Retired ' and - 'r deceased. testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING: WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Eric C. Prender- net of Ilazelbroolr in Queens

County aforesaid, farmer, and M.

Anson Farmer of Charlottetown

In Queen's County aforesaid. bar-

rister, the executors of the above

named Estate praying that a el- tatlorr may be issued for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the sold Estate to be and appear be- fore the,.ludge present at. a Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court

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