earn Wbs qatekest H to see and lean. -Old Mslhu Nature. Chickie. smallest of the big family of Mother Grouse. had seen a very dreadful thing hap- pen. He had seen Reddy For catch one of his small brothers and carry him off. it was all because that small brother had carless. lie had moved when he should have kept per- fectly still. in doing this he mov- ed one of the big brown leaves under which he had been hiding Beddy had seen that leaf move and had known just what it meant. He had pounced and the careless chick was caught. Chickie had learned two things all in one dreadful moment. He had learned fear. and that a Fox ,- was an enemy to be watched for I at all times. They were two les- i sons he would remember all his i life. They were two lessons he knew he had learned. There was a third lesson just as important that be had had for the first time without knowing it. it was the value of obedience. All the chicks had been told over and over when playing the game of hide not to move until mother called them. That small brother had moved and Reddy caught him. As soon as Reddy Wig out of sight Mother Grouse. a very. very worried mother. appeared and elucked softly. Instantly nine iittls Grouse popped out of bid- ing and ran to her. She led them away from there as fast as their small legs could run. some of them hadn't seen what had happened. but fear is catch- ing. and now all were afraid. Chickie was the smallest but he was the smartest From that day he learned fast. He watch- ed Mother and took care to nev- er lag too far behind or to wan- der off too far to one side or the other. and never to run ahead of Mother. He was quick to learn that she knew best and to ” do just what ghs told them to do. ' I! ahe suddenly gave the hide

' Sanciiidry For Geese In North

OTTAWA fCPl - Canada has . established its first bird sanctu- ary in the far north, Resources 14 -. Minister Harknesa announced ' l - Minday. The 3.150-square-mile reserve I is located on the southwest side of Baffin island. in an area rated 1 as the most important summer goose colony in the world.

it is the heart of the breed- ! fng grounds of the blue goose and . snow goose. and the American : brant and Hutchins' goose also . breed in he same area. I l The sanctuary, between Bow- man Bay and the Kouldlsk River. includes the 300 - square - mile

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l "Establishment of the sanctu- ary is an important development in the protection of migratory birds in Canada." Mr. Harkness said in a statement.

Within the new sanctuary. hunt- lng of birds will be prohibited but exploration and development of

. mineral resources

wildlife service of the northern affairs and resources department. l These will be contingent on the

. prevention of "undue disturb- ance” to the migratory birds of the res.

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He learned that many other folk. some is feathers and some in fur. lived in the Green For- est. lie could tell by the way mother acted when they met strangers if they were to he feared or not to be feared. They met Jimmy Skunk and mother signalled hide. Chickie knew that he would never trust a black and-white cost. Late one after- noon Bobby Coon ambled down the Crooked Little Path. Chickie had iust time for a good look at hlin when the hide signal sound- ed. Never again would Chickie allow anyone with a ringed tail and wearing a black mask get near him.

Uncf Billy Possum looked too slow and lazy to be danger- ous, but Mother gave the hide signal. A smau person with a light yellowish-brown coat, white waistcoat. and black tip to his tail csme bounding along. Be- fore Mother saw him he had caught a chick. Mother new as him furiously but he was too quick for her and disappeared. lie had looked too small to be feared yet Mother seemed more worried than ever before. Now there were but eight chicks.

At night he heard Hooty the Owl's hunting all and would know by the way Mother cud- dled them closer beneath her sheltering wings that -she was afraid. Alway; that sound would make him shiver and keep in bid. ing. A heedless sister was caught by Sharpshin the Hawk. It seemed to Chickie that they had more enemies than friends, but that wasn't true.

ALBERTON

Mrs. Robert Hardy. Sheet Har-l hour. h.S.. I. visiting her snni and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hardy at her (annu- home in Montrose.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Green. Pointe-a-Pierre, Trinidad, are Buests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green, Alberton,

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil I-iutt and daughter Cheryl. 50""l- went a few days in St. Stephen. N.B., last week when they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Irving. Returning they were accompanied by Miss Donna Hutt who had been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. lrving. Accompanying the Hutt family on the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Hardy of Rosebank who visited Mrs. Cyril Johnston in Si. Andrews.

Wayne Hardy Montrose. isl spending a holiday in Sheet Har-I bour. N.S.. guest of his aunt, Mrs. James Fraser.

Mr. Robert Gordon of Man- treal. and his sister. Miss Jean Gordon of Summerside. visited briefly with relatives in Alberton on Sunday.

Mr. G. M. Donald and lllg sis- ter, Miss Clara Donald. Alber- ton. are visiting relatives in Charlottetown and Kensington.

Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Sproule of Alberton. with members of their family. motored to Sussex. N.B..

of Alberton em

Mrs. C. 1!. Leard. Alberton.

Miss Frances Currie. Charlott town. spent the long weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Currie, Alberton. .

M. and Mrs. Gordon Kerr. Otswa are visiting their son- in-lsw and daughter. Mn. and Mrs. Kennedy Wells. at their summer home in Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Kemp. Charlottetown. motored to Al- berton on Sunday. They were guests of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lawson.

Mr. and Mrs. Brydon Smith. Alberton South. were weekend visitors to Halifax.

Cpl. and Mrs. T. D. Trenouth. Pictou. are guests of Mrs. Tre- nouth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells. Alberton.

A very pleasant community get-together was held in conjunc- tion with the regular monthly meeting of the Dock Women's lnstituts Friday evening. The hostess was Mrs. Howard Clark. Alberton. Miss Shirley McAr- thur presided.

The special feature of the eve- ning wa; the showing of slides by Mrs. John K. Clark who, with her husband and family. has been living in Pakistan and is now at home on holiday. Beau- 3 tiful and interesting scenes in!

Kong. Tokoyo. and Vancouver

b Is at an ' S BEDHME STORIES 0' ".H"'3.'l at me we Page 10 The Guardian Wed. August 14. I957 '.' ,i m... .St.Mks.leadlngi.nthe .N.5.isvialtllIlMr.MacG chickig Lgafns Fggf wills. Em i...3'3,"'..... andullarie arms. of 3-. mother. Mrs. Earnest 3: muuogm-.,Anm.;wn;mst." ”ttuleadlsgiatheGregor.Burton. .at Alberton on Sunday. iIuIl0l'I- "L I34 "It CIH 0'3l'l9l- lbsrfgmhmshwnldadalealhmumwumemd-Mn.L,,u,u.cAu1.y,uo.. Mrs.GuyM

. Kinkora. la Emma

visiting her sis . Mrs. Stewart. nieces Mrs. Raymond Stewart.

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Miss ids 0'Halleran of Toronto

is vacationing at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter 0'- Halleran. Giengan-y.

Mrs. Melvin MacGregor. Bur-

ton, is visiting her brother in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. liar- old MacGregor, Truro. N.S.

Miss Aletha Corcoran. Piuaville,

is visiting at the home of her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dal- ton, Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Howard.

Burton. recently returned from a pleasant holiday spent with rela- tives in Massachusetts.

Mrs. Victor Facio of Montreal.

Burke Reilly of Toronto and Sis- ter Joan of Arc of 5.D.U. Char- lottetown. who attended the fu- neral of their father. the late Mr. W.T. Reilly. Cape Wolfe. have re- turned to their respective homes.

Miss Deborah Bulgar of Tor-

onto is visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs. and Mr. Rogers. Glengarry.

Charles Rogers

Miss June MacGregor. Bur-

ton, who was visiting with rela- tives in Massachusett. has re-

urned home. Mr, and Mrs. Harold MacGreg-

Pakistan. Delhi. Calcutta. Honslor and daughter Bonnie of Tru-

their daughter Sbirleene and Pat- rick. Boston. Mass. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0'Brien's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Howard. Glenga y.

A class of fourteen. seven boys and seven girls. who completed their preparation for First Holy Communion received their First Holy Communion at St. Marks Church. Lot 7. during the cele- bration of High Mass. celebrated by the pastor Rev. J.N. Trninor on Friday morning, July 19. They were also enrolled in the Scapu- lar of our Lady of Mount Car- rriel.

Miss Stella Howard. Glengarry, ha; returned from pleasant holl- days spent with relatives in Man- sachuseits.

Sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Fern Blanchard, Cape Wolfe. whose barn was de- stroyed by fire early Saturday morning.

BUB BREAKS L005! GREAT YAMOUTH, England

Tll.l.Y THE TOILER GRANDMA

(AP)-A Royal Navy i broke loose from her moorin

Monday and was driven across Great Yarmouth Harbor by a strong tide, smashing into and sinking two small fishing ves- sels. No injuries were reported and the Selene, her bow dented. left the harbor under her own

power.

were thoroughly enjoyed by all those fortunate enough to be pre-

sent. The final pictures were of

a sunrise taken on the home- 50"”. Em? ”':;u. ward flight somewhere between !.Prtnoeas "'5 ” Vancouver and Toronto lllolllm-l 3in”” i.M”

. ' II. Kind Besides member. of the Wo- tlinglnl tnnm”, .'

men's institute there were pres- IPWP 5'0"” .”g cm a number of former resi- ll.Aaosndsd vnunio vhh dents of the district including 13.Door)olnl. 03"” '0'.” Mrs. William Gray of 0'l..eary. 'll.l'at.hers I.Solt -..on. Mrs. Peck Inee Helen Gray! of M.Boxing are! l""''”'” u P I Toronto. Mrs. Beiey Inee Alice 15.Diooeaaa 7-EMPWY - rgnh Gray! of Mass- Mrs. Russell center ll-lJ':dlVlud :3 Hayes and Mrs. James Wiikie 1l.8i.ngls - Emu. who are part-time residents of 1:.Fiah W-P"""'" "'R'd Jew" u the Dock. Mrs. Graham Hooper 19.llsker "-3' in 5'” 3o'g'u tnee Gladys Hayes! of Toronto. 20. Bird of prey 20-Firm ”' ” and Mrs. Stanton Clark of EIms- 21,Devoured 21.316" 12.0! I ” Wm: dale. Mrs. George Clark of l(en- 21.Krilgh!'I (FL) W'"'""" t ogami. Quebec. and several oth- uunumt

er invited guests were also pres- ;;'A row

- 14.l'righten 20.0bsys, 27 Hot and dry 1!. Measure of length Mr. and Mrs. Russell lllcNeill ”t'"" . . I0.Mlll hill

of Rhode island, are vacationing n ouuum

at their former home in Camp- iuym)

bellton. '3 P."o'"n

Congratulations are extended to "iH.mboy

Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard ”'lAM

whose marriage took place Wed- 'm.uun.

nesday morning. July 10. at St. u gm

Mark's Church. Lot 7. The bride 1 "J;

is the former Marie Perry. ' M.m.t",.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben MTM. of

Perry. Campbellton. t l (ml,

Miss Penny Griffin of Montreal N "1 g

is vacationing at the home of her "' 3'" ”

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward man

A. Griffin, Burton. is'C',

Mr. and Mrs. John Creamer at- n" R” El" ,

tended the funeral of Mrs. 53'M""d"""'

Creamer" grandfather. the late '""5'""

Mr. William T. Reilly, Cape WW"

Wolfe. 1- 3-" '"'I'''

Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin are

visiting Mr. Griffin": parents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Griffin. Glengarry.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clements and family of St. John' N.B. are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. William Monaghan. Camp bellton.

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Mrs. Edward A. Griffin. Bur- ton. recently left for Montreal where she will visit her daugh- ter. Mrs. Frank Penny, and Mr. Penny. She will also visit her son James of Hamilton. Ont.

Congratulations are extended

girls of St. Marks and St. Ber- nadettes parishes who success- fully psssed their Senior and Jun- ior oatechism exams. Christina

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