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..NOVEMBER 6. 1950

St DISTRICT oiioniiiiiirioii MEETING

A meeting of all interested Progressive Conservatives of the Charlottetown and Royalty Polls will be held in

CLOVER CLUB

(Canadian Legion Hall) On

Monday. November bill. I950 AT 8. P. M.

A LITTLE BIT TOO CARELES5

In herdless carelessness and such A little bit is much too much. --Honkcr the Goose.

livery day was adventure day with the young Geese making their first flight from the Far North to the Sunny south for ciel'y day they sauv things new to them. ol- ten made new ai-quaiiitniice among Green Forest folk on the shores of the lakes and ponds where they rested. It was exciting. They had seen Flathorns the Moose and an. other tight, Two of t-llcm hail seen

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Dramatics Short course

Conducted by MR. DONALD WETMORE. of Halifax. NOVEMBER 21. 22. and 23rd

Upctl to any person actively interested in di'aniatii:s in rural communities.

Al )X'A.VCE REGISTRATION-322.00

Mail nt tiii('C to Mrs. Fred Gates, Charlottetown. R.R. 7 Accommodation and Meals for 3 days at Highfield Cabiris--53.00 (payable upon arrival). SOVTI-l WINSLOEHALL-for practices.

HIG1-IFIELD CABINS--for delicious food.

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Buster Bear sitting up perfectly

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contract Bridge

By Josephine Culbertson J?.iCLOEt1llS2tClClC:'lCt5IULttlL)ZLQl1&ilD33.!C8lL" OVERCOMING ADVERSITY A bad break-7;; usually turn is

sound and easy contract into I Cii”l('iiiL problem. Tint was the

ciisr: in the tolloii'in: :0 I iii-5' Ni?FciI'd'Ji'.-r. xorth-smith viilncrarte.

Federation Of Agriculture

SCHOOL Dl.STIiIBT MEETINGS Friday - November 10th. at 8:60 PM.

Meetings. to he held in all School Districts for the purpose at nominating delegates to atteizd Annual County Meetings this month. and the discussion of Federation Policy in relation to Forrn Problems.

Place of meeting to be arranged and announced by district chairman and secretary. preferably in school

Attend yourself. Bring your neighbor.

P. E. I. FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE

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VERANALITY SMILE OFF YOUR FACE IN A JIFFY” SIN AS I - WRING-OUT THIS HOTTOWEL

FAC . i CAN YOU FEELT3-i' FACE MUSCLE5

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Th? '5'Yar.d-slam rontracf-whith rcquired nothing but :1 3.2 nun,” break-was reached despite Nortlv. Mt 119061159 of any aood bidding on his part. He should have started out with one heart. rather than a dlaiiicndz and his three-notriin.p call was scarcely to he commend. ed.

West. led the spade king The age W35 vlayed. and South then made the OIILV PIFLV that could live hnn

a ciianco agriinst. the 4-1 trunin hreakv-lie ruffed a spzirlc. Whfil he then laid down two high

trumps. the ”news" was nct. quite so bad as it, would have been if he had started right in to humps.

'I0bvioiisl.v, the only may In kPop East from winning R trump trick was to "coup him." and that would require considerable shortening of South's clubs. iwhen a coup as needed, rirclarvr must. reduce his own trump lcnzih to that at his opponent.)

South rnshcd the top hi-v-.m5 mm, led at third rcund to dinnin,v. tak- iniz this risk because it. was vital to his larger plan. Fortuiiatcly, East had to follow suit. South ruffed dummy's last spade. then led the diamond live. When West played the diamond seven. South lines:-erl dummy'S jack! IHC didn't, need tii'.. finesse. but. he did need the extra entry to dummyti South than rul- fed ii heart, returned to dummy by overtaking the diamond king. and with only two cards left. botri trumps. in his hand and East's, led a diamond froin the board. ready to over-ruff whichever trump East. chose to play.

This was bold and clever maneuv- ering on declarer's part. but, sup. pose-just suppose-West. had had the inspiration to put in the queen on South's first lead of diamondsl

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;stili and had mistaken him tor a lblack stump. They would never do that again. They had been lucky. very lucky to get back to the water. Buster Bear had been almost sure or ii Goose dinner. I say almost sure because Buster long ago learn- ed never to be really sure of any- thing until he has it.

One of the hardest things for boys and girls and for the Green Meadow and Green Forest folk ti learn is never to be careless. Even grown-ups have to learn that. and most of them never do. If there were no carelessness what a wond- erful Great world this would be. And what a happy world! carelessness and sadness alwnys go together or almost. always. if there were no carelessness there would iie much less sadness and much nmrc. oh

the world.

llonker had led the ilOt'k a long distance that day. it iias the long.- est day's (light. that they had you made and the young.Geese were tired. snywcre the older ones foi that matter. It. was almost da)'k when they settled on the writer and they were almost too tired to eat. A Goose too tired to eat after a long day in the air IS really tired. There was very little gabbllng as they ate, and Geese dearly iOV(' to gabiilc. so you may Judge how very tir d they were.

Just as they did every nigh. Hooker and Mrs. Honker warned the young Geese to be careful not to sleep Lco near the shore. but to swim out where the water was, fairly deep. They had heard that so oiten that some of the young Geese paid no attention. Too much izood advice sometimes is no better than none at all. It isn't listened to. Advice not listened to is wast- ed.

One young Goose was inclined to be careless. He always had been caieiess. not very careless as some of his brothers and sisters seme- times were. but just. a little carc- iess in all he did. it was a habit i1 bad habit. but. so tar nothing really had happened from his care,- lessness. Perhaps that is why he got to thinking that being Just ia little bit. careless didnt matter

This evening he was one of the last. to st:-p eating. it seemed to him that his fatlicr. wise old Honk- er. was extra fiissy about how and where they should sleep. He didn't see any sense in swimming out so far. It would he much nicer close in share. He didn't. go straight put as the others were doing. He pad- r'lcd along near shore tnward an old tree that had blonu down nl'i'i lay partly in the water. He had been warned never to go cicse to old logs partly in the water. or fal- len trees leaning low over the wa-

r.

Perhaps he didn't intend to go close this time. Pi-rimps il': thought everythln: looked all r'igiit. Perhaps he didn't think at all. Per- Imps he just iorgot. Anyway. he swam rioser to that tree than he should have before turning to join the others.

There was a sudden great. splash in the shallow tvnter over by the tree, a frantic beating r-I great wings. a scream of fright that. end- ed abruptly. In the dusk a SiT3dOVtfJ form that seemed to have no tail dragged the young Goose. who once too cften had been a little bit too careless. out of sight among the Blask Shadows on shore.

"It. was Tufty the Lynx." said Honker sadly to the frightened

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