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SNORT COURSES IN AGRICULTURE

A joint project of the Federal Department oi‘ Labour with the Provincial Department of Education in co-opera- tion with the Provincial and Federal Departments of Agri- culture.

JANUARY 24th to 28: Livestock First Aid. Instruc- tion by competent Veterinaries and Livestock men for farmers wishing to protect the health of their animals.

JANUARY 30th to FEB. 4: Animal Husbandry and leediiig. The Provincial and Federal Department of Agri- culture and practical farmers will give instruction.

FEBRUARY 6th to 11: Soils, Crop Rotations and Fer- tilizers. Teachers from Experimental Farm and other De- partments.

FEBRUARY 13-18: Horticulture, Forestry, Weeds, Spe- cial Crops, Plant Breeding, etc. Instruction by Experimental Farm and Division of Science.

FEBRUARY 20th to 25th: Insects, Plant Diseases, Parasites, Leadership, Marketing C0-operation. The Experi- mental Farm, Division of Science, Provincial and Federal Departments of Agriculture and Federation of Agriculture will provide instruction.

FEBRUARY 27th to MARCH 4th: Farm Accounting, Records, Health, Sanitation, Nutrition, Farm Machinery, Letter Writing, First Aid, Safety on the Highway and the Farm.

Throughout the whole course interesting and instructive films will be shown.

During the whole period it is planned to give, from time l0 time, instruction in the following: Rope Work, Transmis- lion of Power, Mechanical Advantage, Tool Sharpening‘, Farm Mensuration, Concrete and Mortar, Painting, Farm Engineering, etc.

Farmers of all ages are welcome and those from 16 to S0 years of age who complete at least four weeks of the course will receive $5.00 per week to assist in paying board.

Plan now to attend the course and by your interest assist in developing a system of Agricultural Education in the Province.

For information and application forms write to:

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, CHARLOTTETOIVN.

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The Morning A ls Near Us E

Susan Glsspcil

Oh, she had not shut out the pain of it. What hld happened tn those children happened spa/in to her. Their sorrows was hers to the hesrt. She had been lost and be- wildered with them and the wrongs dons them hurt. u if dons to herself today, and were hen to fight. u

"My mother must have boil s wonderful person," she said, only hsif knowing she spoke aloud. Henry seemed embarrassed, u people did when she spoke of her mother. That wasn't fair. Why be embarrassed before a heart that wmild not forget? "She was bssuti- ful, all right," he mumbled.

Now there was constraint. Siho had spoken or her mother and even with kind and easygoing Henry thero wss that awkwardness oi things that could not. be ssid. and though this was of s. brief moment and slight she could feel it pulling her back to what had kept her from ease with people. And tlien she had n sharp thought-thought like a sudden sharp pain. It was because of her mother she under- stood her mother. Because of what her mother had done to her.

Why, it would seem that would be thc last. liiliig iii the world could happen! That. all the days of her llie Hertha ivould think: "My little girl is not. to suffer that! She will not be lost and bewilder- ed. In her life will be nothing to hold her from her playfeilows, but in happy case she is to move u. mong her friends. Never lost-but every day of her life know she is vranted. That can make it up to me-Mama, Papa, Joe. My happy little girl can make it up to me!“

But-riot at all like that. She

had been ss lost in bewilderment as Hertha by the roadside. There are hurts as deep as death. Hers too the long longing for home, for loved ones lost to her. Both had known this-and Lydia because oi Hertha. . How could you let happen to sn- other the very thing in cruelty that had been visited upon you? And how could a loving heart not love her own? How fail to pro- tect ivlicn you liud yourself suffer- ed dire need oi protection?

And she tli0ught-it must have been something farther along. Something happened“ Something else, she thought. Something I do not know and she could not help.

Chapter XVIII

Wiicii she descended the hill to- ward home Lydia saw excitement. there, There were two cars and the rliililreii running around one of them-touching it, peering inside. Warren and Ivy were there. They lind brought out her new car and “Warren ivas going to give her a lesson in dHVIllZ. She didn't want to rlo it today. Well, she'd have to. You can't refuse to learn to drive your nor car.

Warren snirl you couldn't learn before an audience. He'd start her off and then Lyriin would take over. Lydia said she'd driven other people's vars n little-along a Smllkht road when no One was coming. "Thzil. will be a great help," said Warren.

Ivy said she'd stay right where She was. She could see Warren cross at home, without sitting in on what he'd have in say about. Lydia's driving. ‘You'll never he friends main." shc called after them.

So she was prepared when War- ren would cry: "Good Heavens- no! You want to "wreck it?"

Lydia said it was a beautiful day. “You have no time to look gt, the day." lie told hvl‘. "A clrivei- has to keep his oyes on the mm-1_ especially a dumb one."

But it didn't go so badly, and she could see it was going to be

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GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

JANUARY 11, 1950

Tuokett lleail

T. HAROLD McGUIBI

who has been appointed President and General Manager of the Tucketl. Tobacco Company, Limit- ed. Mr. McGuire was formerly Vice President and Director.

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then sat there while ho explained

‘biw- dren's Wear-

"Wnrren," she asked, "dld you ' know Mother grew up in our house?”

i practice tri stopping and starting. ’

"Yes," ho said. "Didn't you?" She siiook her head. "Did they y tell you?" y “No. they didn't. A kind littlc| boy did." ' "No kind little boy told me sny- I thing." I "He wasn't kind. Kids used to! say ihlms."

"They thought. our family was

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He nodded. Tiien, “Do we have to go back to that today? It. isn't

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l ‘Yes! And for this reason Moore 6r. McLeod are Con-s tinuing Their Big Pro Jnvontory SALE Until Sat- urday. January 14th

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MoCourt-Callant Wedding

the best way to learn to drive an automobile."

"I wonder ivhy Motiier and Fath. er never talked about. it." "You know there were they didn't, talk about." Yes, shc very \vcll knew that. "I want to see Father," Slle said abruptly. "I could drive my car up there."

"Not at this rate you couldn't. “Lydia? he almost besought her, "don't try to see Father. I told you‘ before it would upset him, and you; no good could possibly come of it."

"It's hard for nie to believe that.‘ I \vouldn't~bothcr him. I wouldn't ask things. I'd tell things. I'd tell liim about ITIYSBLI—LIIB place I've been and how people live there. I-le used to be interested in what he called foreign parts. The days must. be long. You can't play chess with the doctor all the time, This would break u one dny for hlni _ -give him sonifcthing to think a- Ih9tk°f dark" grew" She umwd borut. Why, I don't suppose he cvcripm N505‘

l queer, didn't they?" ‘ thingsI

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On January 4, Rev. Baldwin united in marriage with Nuptlnll Mass at Holy Redeemer Churchf Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mrs.: Frank Gallant and the lnte Mr. Gallant of Hope River and Earl Patrick McCourt, son of Mrs. Mnt- thew McCourt and ilio late Mr. McCourt of Charlottetown.

The bride was glvcn in marri- age. by her brother, She were n white satin ivcdding gown trini- med with white lace uiid draped to full gracefully over the hips. Her finger-lip veil of net fell from u hnlo of orange blossoms. She car- ried American Benuty roses.

Mrs. Harold Cunningham was mzitron-of-honor Ilflfl wore n gown of pale grccn taffeta and a rihlmn

_ v v . l\'ir. Harold Cunningham was

élmiwnml may I'm‘ "m1 bee" ""groonism:in. lVir. Jack McCourt 5r“ _ and Mr. Connie Dorran were the "My dear,” Warren said, ‘he ushenm

d°95TYI~ Si"? H (Ill-m About SYTM- Following ltlie ceremony n recep- Try b0 llllilﬁrﬁlﬁllﬁl 110W Ii IS- HE'S ‘lion was held zit the Queen Hotel. left this life. He wants It to he The toast to the bride was pro-

thnt way.’ posed hy Mr. David Tivcol to She \\'i\llL(‘d to be ivitli him__lf \\'Ill('I1 the groom fittingly/ rcplird. only oiice—-becnuse llc lincl been Mrs. Gallant. mother of Ihe

bride wore n navy blue 'drcss nnd n navy blue hat. lit-r corsago was carnntions. The groom's mother was unable to nt-

good to the little girl he took in "Pile out of the rain. "I can't thlk to, them, except sometimes to JOllli."1 Hertha had snid. He helped lior m“ 1'" '°“°"*"'- “WY ‘Wm bml“ . inn. Mr and M" McCourt m: m“ togemen "M11" '5 gocd to may on a trip to New Rrunsivrir-k. 0n she “mild “Tile to her brolmzr‘ ithelr return they will reside in “MI” 9n- he '5 m3’ mmllm" 5h” Charlottetown where the groom is said. "I can't believe he has no tenmloyed with ‘he Synge,- sewing interest in me. I wouldn't go there qqﬂcmne cqmpany_ prying-of course not. I wouldn't; ask him questions. I just want to be with hi.m—rt little while. Then he, could soc what 1am like now. ‘rhlit. I things are nil right with me. It l the home of Mr. and Mrs Eric Mnc- would he a satisfactiom-surely it. l Phail on Friday evening January would. He would thing, ‘Wellﬂ sixth with the president Lorne Muc- Warreu is all right and now Lydia Nevin presiding. Meeting opened is all right too.’ 'I‘hat's p. sntisiact- by singing hymn 52:3. "Oh Safe To ion about your children, isn't. it?" The Rock That. Is Higher 'l'liaii I." Warren didn't speak. "I don't sec Mrs. Arnold Beer had charge of why hc should lose us entlrely-—be-| devotional period. Scripture reari- cnuse of what happened. Whut. lng was taken from 14 chapter of must he think of me-—so ncar—-and' Isiah. Prayer was offered by the ncver coming to see him?" leader. Responsive reading ivas

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Warren started to spook, but found in first. Corinthians, second checked himself. "I'll take the chapter. A reading was given by wheel now," he said. after looking Betty MacLcnn. Hymn 404. "What n’. Lydia, who was looking up at the WlllOW tree.

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A Friend." was sung closing that

Collection was received amount- lng to five dollars and sixty-five cents. Minutes of previous meeting were read und roll called. Arnold Beer asked questions on chapter B-i) of the book of St. John.

Mrs. Eric MncPhsil was appoint. ed devotional leader for next meet- ing with ELIiel Gillespie and Phyllis MacKinnon on program committee. Lloyd liiacPhail to con- duct n further study on chapter in, l1 of the book of St. John. Roll cnll to be answered by repeating c verse of scripture from Palms. it. wns decided to have our annual

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Hymns 641 "Stand up, Stand up for Jesus" was sung and meeting closed by repeating Mizpah Bene- diction. Mrs. J. H. MacPhall was organist. for the evening. A social hour followed with games and con- test, and a delicious lunch ivns served by tho hostess assisted by Mrs. John Gillespie, Mrs. Arnold Beer srid Phyllis MacKinnon.

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