NOVEMBER 3, 1953 . Honored 'By

C. N. R. Personnel

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Mr. C. W. Milton, retiring Resident Engineer, C.N.R. and Mrs: Milton, receiving pre

sentatiohs on behalf of C.N.R. personnel at a ceremony in the railway recreation halt

THE GUARDIAN. . CHARLOTTETOWN

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SUITS tailored-to-measure 539 00 up. J. P. MacPherson 4; Son.

JIALIABY 6 BROOK HATS selling below cost at Jack Cam- eron's Sale.

KEBOSENE. Electric and Pm- ;..me One Refrigerators. Bryentou

and M Icxay. .

"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL." Giggey's Pharmacy. next Stewartls Bakery.

TRY Us FOR BETTER poultry prion. Co-op, Fitzmy Street. Phone 5573.

Anna NOVEMBER 181', the Charlottetown Clinic will remain open every Wednesday afternoon.

FINDLAY coal and wood furn- aces. Douglas Bros. and Jones.

CAPONS. CAPONS. CAPONS. we need 'em. Co-op. Services. Fitz- roy Street. Phone 5573.

ATTENTION Community Con- cert Association Members. Annual meeting on Thursday. November 5th. at 7.30 P. M. Y. M. 0. A.

MILDRED ROYCE

Friday afternoon. (Left Miss Margaret Irving, centre Mr. and Mrs. Milton, right Mr. Belcano representative at our store

C. T. Montgomery, Superintendent Island Division).

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AUTOBIOGRAPHY av rr3:a-r- URE8 WRITER. -. madam of "SI-Fl-nae But True" will be in- terested in followinsithe otory of the life of the writer, Mr, 1", H, MacArthur. Bqinning today, The Guu-dim will carry 3. series of chapters on the life of Mr. Mac- 'Ilrthu1' which may. 3,159 prove abzlngo but true."

PRESENTATION T0 COVE. HEAD COUPLE .. A large mm. her of friends gathered at Cove- head Community Hall, on Aug. 17 to extend good wishes to Mr. Rowland Bearisto and his bride l(the former Thelma Miller, R.N., ,0! Bayfield. N.S.) on the event of their recent marriage. The couple was escorted to the seat of I""'l0l' by Mrs. Keith Douglas and Mr. Bertie Thomas, and an ad- tlress was read by Mrs. Chesley Hushes. after which a well-filled Durse was presented by Mr. Roy Bell. Many gifts were opened by Misses Beryl McDonald, Doreen ilughes and Mrs. Lloyd MscMil. an.

GAY HALLOWE'EN PARTY - The pre-clinical students of the Charlottetown Hospital had a pleasant change from the daily routine of class nnd study when they entertained their friends on TI"-”'5d5Y QVEHIHK at A Halloween party in the recreation room of the nurses' residence, gally de- corated for the occasion with the traditional black cats and witch- es. The party was under the chairmanship of Miss Belly SMIUI. class president. assisted bypr-Mlsl Yvonne Dolron, vice president and Miss Rosalie Kane and Min Marina. Arsenault, ex- ecutive members. Square dancing and n sing-song got everyone sc- quainted and proved that class and study do not make students dull. Miss Mary Richard, R.N., and Miss Eileen Walsh, R.N., staff nurses, were chaperoncs.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson. Mrs. Russel Nicholson, Miss Grace Nicholson, Mrs. Wallace Dickieson, and Mr. Wm. Weeks left Friday morning for Concord, N. H., to attend the funnel of their uncle, John G. Stevenson. whose death occurred there on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Dolron are returning to Winnipeg this week after attending the Golden Wedding of Mr. Dolrons parents. Mr. and Mrs. I-Ielalre Peters, Rustlco. Mr. and Mrs. Peters are

l' Strange But True

By r. en. Mapmthm

OFF TO A GOOD START . Chapter I. '

Perhaps the most interesting events in my life thus far are these: (1) That I came into the world without benefit of doctor. (2) That no clergyman has yet pushed me under water or sprink- led it on my dome. And because I've neither been sprinkled nor submerged, some folk say I'm a heathen. Well, maybe I am. Maybe not. Anyway, I'm satisfied to leave that in the hands of the good Lord while I set my hand to other tasks.

I do know, though, that I came into the world with lots of con- stitution, plus longevity on moth- er's side of the house. My great- great aunt Kitty lived-well, no- body knows how long she lived. Anyway, she got so old and feeble that tradition says she had to be clone away with and that's that.

Besides being long-long livers, mother's folk had itchy .feet and big families. They scattered about

CROWELL. almost as

like autumn leaves, married, and brought up their offsprlngs under many flags- as the United Nations now boast.

Take Uncle John's kids for ex- ample: they numbered etxteeen, of whom five were born under as many flags. It was great fun to hear Uncle John introducing his

IOYEISH kids to other people. "Now,,'trles exactly fifteen times with-

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this er-one is Jean, tellers," he W01-114 B3-Y. swelling with fatherly Pride. "Jean was born in Cuba. Irene, over there, was born in Box. ton. That makes Irene one of Uncle Samls girls, ey? Come here, Fred, and meet the strangers. Just where were you born, Freddie? Oh yes, now I have it. You see, Fred Came EIOHE when me and the mlssues were in England, and Donald is a Mexican. Yes, slree, a W11 I-Iedkbd Ereaser, ain't you, Donald? That's little Bill stand- ing there by the stove. Bill was bum In Germany. The other eleven are Canadians."

Uncle John did more for the "good neighbour" policy and the "Brotherhood of Man" than any. body I have ever known. Yet ms only reward was a. six foot plot of earth in a weed-grown cemetery without. even a. crude marker to show where they planted him, Galavantlng about the world and marrying here, there, and pretty nearly everywhere, naturally sap- ped most of the good old Irlgh. Scotch blood from our veins. What's left I choose to call cos- mopolitan Juice for want of a. bet- ter name.

Our family went strong for Biblical names. Mother hm tour unclcs who bore the scriptural names, Mark, John, Michael and Andrew. But the good names d.icin't'. keep them from fighting whenever the opportunity pre- sented itself.

one time they got mixed up with the police force of a small Cana- dian town and, believe it or not, moth-er's uncles did a bad job on the boys in blue. Mark, the ring- lead-er, had to flee the country till the stink died down and the officers of the law 'had time to cool off. That was the Irish side

accompanying their daughter to Winnipeg where they will spend the winter months.

Miss Wlnnlfred Waugh of Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Que., arrived in the city by plane Friday eve- nwln-g where she will visit friends for the next two weeks. She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. L FitzGera1d, city.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larmonth of Chicago, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gowevr of East. Wentworth, N. S., spent last. week-end at Mea- dow Banlr, guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert. Jewell.

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of our family tree or, to be more klth and kin. So, you see, besides having itchy feet. and big families we can boast oi some notable fighting men.

Der.l's peopfe came from the Land 0' the Heather, but instead of dodging about and marrying every Tom, Mary and Harry that crossed their path, they came to America, stayed put, and saved their shekels against. wet weather.

Why they all died comparative- ly yqung I can't say, but they did, so I don't know a great deal about the family tree on Dad's side of the house.

When Dad passed on he was but thirty-two. I can't ever remember having seen him because I was a mere babe. Besides he, he left a young widow and two other sons,

low with two countries and that's that. (To be continued)

WHEATLEY RIVER W. I.

The October Wheatley River Women's tute met at the Alfred Axworthy.

Fourteen members

home of Mrs.

lien for a school lunch box. was decided to donate 55 for

to send S1 to the Jubilee Endow- mcnt Fund.

A mouse trap and picture frame wcre to he purchased for the

represented land at tests of. the Fair on Friday, October meeting of the again brought I”5”' province.

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',:tn35:t:f: .t2”..:..s”;u: .21: 4-H Glut; Members :2 ...5"i;”i til: .91.. 3231': 52.3.” At Maritime Fair

The 4-H Club Miembes wl... Prince Edward Is- the Rural Youth Con- Maritlme Winter 30th, honors to, their

In the livestock competition. a

team composed of Joyce Jardin" U H H h , ""5W"9d and sterling Mmue placed third. I” I” "I V K””"4 " Sulmt with Sterling being the high in- dlvual.

In sheep judging. Lorne Ra.msa.V

sdcnce books for the school and placed nut, wnh sterling Macnac second. second, MacRae third.

In seed grain, George C. Mac-'

Runes :2 Sterlin .-

Lorne cattle :

Swine: Dairy

school and the organ paired. Plans were made chicken supper and .1 was appointed for decided to invite Mrs.

to face the battle of life.

Dad was an American citizen through uaturalizauion. Mother was one too, because she'd mar- ried Dad in that hell-rising rip- rosring little gold mining tovm of Leadvllle, Colo., back in 1891.

Both of my brothers were born in Leadville, while I first opened my eyes in Canada. This would never have happened had not mother caught the itchy foot fevcnchzmdlnr; sick, ltfrs, and barged off on 9. visit to herhnd Mrs. Alfred parents "way down east." ;lunch, Mrs. E. Peterson,

I never yegpeued being born llarolri Chandler and Mrs. in Canada. Why should I? It gave filo" Al1(IF9Vr'5v me I1 dual-citizenship and that's something most. people havcnlt got and would like to have. Being a citizen of two countries has more advantages than disadvant-

hcr concert and mnkn candy for same.

The committees gave pointed for next month: Mrs.

IV m .

Mrs. lmnnarrl l.ing'.s -11 will he answered

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ages, and thus far I've crossed the border separating my two coun- the 7th century BC.

to he re-

committee same. it Mcminan ward Island team of Emmett Mo- to come to Whontlcy River with Kenna and Merlin Gormley placed to first with Emmett being top in-

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members

their re- ports and the following were ap- Llgn, Anna Evans placed second. school. John Ross and Mrs. llaruld mg for these club members, and Lin: those winnings should be an in- Axxvorthy: M” put forth every effort that the)" G0" may some day be the provincia.

rollp

, Donald tied for third place. p The poultry contest was adderl this year, and the Prince Ed-

dlvldual and Merlin third. 4 In the public ope 'ing competi-

Thls is a very creditable show-

rplratlon to other members to

meprcsentatlvcs in contests of this

Next meeting is to he held 'it,kmd when ' by giving hirly Favorite llouscholrl Duty-"

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