J ANU AR.Y 28. 1952

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARIDTTETOWN

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A meeting of the St. Cather- ine's Calf Club was held in the school for the purpose of re- organizing their club for another year. The following members were nominated for President: Vincent Macxenzie. George Mac- Kenzie. Marlon Stretch, and Chester MacNeill. Marion won out

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winning the majority of votes. 1240'

Five members were also nomin- ated for Secretary-Treasurer. and Everett MacNcill was duly elect- ed. Adult directors for the com- ing year are Danny MacNelll. Neil MacKenzie and Dave Inman. It was moved by George Mac enzie that the meetings he held every third Friday. and the motion was

OUR STORE will be closed all day Wednesday for stocktaking. S. A. McDonald.

IVINDMILUS SPECIAL TODAY. Meat loaf. gravy. mashed potatoes. peas and carrots, cole slaw, broad and butter. 65c.

seconded by Chester MacNelll sh-HEDULED FLIGHTS duly and carried. on January 9. the Shnbmoke to Summerside and Moncton.

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Calf Club met for their annual ummm 2061 or 540

meeting at the home of Urban Laughlin. Eleven members wish- ed to join for the coming year. and three visitors were also pre- sent. The following members were elected: Kathleen Dekker. Presi- dent; Junior Colwill. Vice Presi- dent: and Francis Colwill. Secre- tary-Treasurer. Adult Directors- Charles Yeo d Adrien Dekker. This Club i interested in put- ting on one or two 15-minute radio programs. One year ago this club had one member at the Leadership Training Course here in Charlottetown; this past your three members attcndcd. Next year they have hopes of having five or six of their club members attend. as they feel this training course helps I.Il('l'l'i greatly in the conducting of their club meet- bias.

The first club to re-organize for 1952 was Gownn Brae. The follow- ing officers were elected: Presi- dent. David Longaphle; Vice Pre- sident. Francis Howlett; Scorer tary-Treasurer. Zilla Mclnnis. Adult Directors---Francis MacDon- ald and James Mclnnis. This club is starting its third year. and is

R. T. IIOLMAN LTI).. Charlotte- town Store. will be closed all day Wednesday and Thursday for istock-taking.

PRINCE OF WALES CONCERT SERIES presents Suzanne Brenton, pianist, and P. W. C. Girls En- semble. Tuesday. February 5th. 8.30. Tickets at door 50c and 25c.

THE 1952 Prince Edward Island Drama Festival information book- let is now ready. and will be mail- cd free upon request to the secre- tary. J. E. Murphy at Summerslde. Three act plays will be allowed entry this year. also a special class for groups cnte-ring Festival for the first time.

LEARN FIRST AID-The first meeting of the First Aid Class for the Girl Guides was held Sat- urday. January 26th. at 10 a.m. at Red Cross House. Twenty Girl Guides from Queen's County were present. The girls were taught by Mrs. Cudmorc and Miss Bowness. The use of First Aid which will

V11... WEEK i at S.D.U.

resolution.

defeat. in Island competition in the carly season at the hands of the R C A.F., the final score reading 56-43. The boys seemed

Strange But Truii

B: F. It. MacArthur

In the north-east of Scotland bits of rowan-tree and woodbine. used to be hung over the doors of the cattle sheds on May Day to keep the witches from milking the cows. But some farmers preferred to tie the wood to the animals tails.

The Highlanders of Scotland be- lieve that May Day Eve. the witch- es roam about in the shape of hares and suck the milk from the cows. To prevent this most. farm- ers put tar behind the catt.le's ears and at the root of the tail, and the home was decorated with rowan-tree.

Crossing to the isle of Man on May Day we find rural folk carry- ing crosses of rowan in their hats and bunches of Maytlowers over their doors as a protection against elves and witches. The women folk believed that a May Day dew serv- ed a dual purpose. namely: to bring good complexlons, and im- munity from witches.

Another famous witch-catching device used among these superstit- ious people was to cut branches from a thorn tree and place them on the threshold of the cattle barn. The witches would get. tang- led up in the thorns until daylight when they lost their power.

It only takes a mushroom twen- ty-live minutes to grow three in- ches high; and some species in a single night. swells from the size of a bean to that of an average sized pumpkin.

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The changeable weather which we are at present experiencing doesn't bother anyone around here except the rink committee. It seems they just get a good layer of ice on the rink during a cold spell when an unseasonablc tem- perature comes along and they are nearly where they started again. Despite the weather. however. they managed to get all the lines down during the past week and this helps a great deal in referee- ing the games which are held in t-he rink, All in all. the rink cem- mittce is doing a good job of pro- viding a good ice surface.

Since our return this term the M. I. D. L. has held one trial de- bate and two more are scheduled for the near future. These debates will have given all the members in the M.I.D.L. a chance to show their speaking ability and try out for intercollegiate debates. The topic of the debate which was held since we came back was: Re- solved: That Communistic act- ivities be made a criminal offense in Canada. Speaking for the at- flrmatlve were Eugene MacDonald and William Quinn and for the negative. Floyd Mccaugh and Charles Morrison. After a keen debate on such an important and timely topic. the affirmative gain- ed a majority vote from the audi- ence for the decision. Mr. Joseph O'Connell. Commerce professor. then gave constructive criticism regarding each speaker and the debate as a whole, At present two debaters. Wally Reid and Cyril Maclsarir are preparing to debate this same topic with University of New Brunswick Law school. This debate will be held at that tini- versity sometime in the first week of February. St. Dunstan's will speak for the negative of the

A kind of kt'lp found along the Northwest coast of America attains a growth of 300 feet, and termin- ates with a bunch of leaves 30 feet long. This amazing growth takes place during one summer.

Some African tribes are so super- stitious. that they fill their liuts with idols and therefore haven't enough room for their families.

A unique method of dealing with lazy workers used to be used at liamburg. Germany. The idler: viere suspended in ii large basket nbout the tables. so that they could see and smell the good food pro-

Lasl. Friday night our ball

basket- team experienced their first.

to take

March let. is

the closing date for entries in the 1952 Musical Festival. The field committee take ihia opportunity of requesting communities that have not pre- vlously entered the compo ition to do so this year. Individual en- tries are always welcomed, but we should like to see a greater num- ber of adult choral groups. glee clubs and school orchestras partl- clpatlng. Letters are being prepared and will be sent, to the leaders of rural church choirs in an effort arouse greater interest and pro- cure more entries in these classes. The field committee Pleased to supply any informs- tion or advice to groups . entering the Festival for the first time. Correspondence on matters per- taining to Field Committee work should be sent to: Mrs. Julian Herring, 46 Upper lilllsboro st.. Charlottetown. Convener, Field committee, I. Music Festival Association,

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A collection of fifty colour prints of famous paintings is now

TH" mK"'G- :::.,:'..;h:...::"t and .E.i1.'..d”.f:;iE.”i'e3l.”&i..:?iT”.Zi..?.';i'IT 3'37?nf3le3"?s3'l33fi'l?”' 2.'.'..?'i5”ii.";.i.'Li.i2J3:i.:i..1?i?.oC?EeEi.o”;?.2T'l.:l”..?”i.?.i St. Georges Junior Farmer's Junior Red Cross motto "1 serve"- "'I'hat's just what we needed." All- .. 5.19" in British C01"m'b”i P"k- 31st Ji'n"m'- Group and Calf Club was organ- parently that was just what they M' dogs ”?,i""' m this place Wm , , . . y . .. hed at R wpllgnnenwd meenng NORMA DELORIE AND ROY needed judging fmm the way mm, be captured . Unless dogs are able 'lhis collection is it travelling exhibition soul. out. hy the

at St Gmmes 5ch,mL 1...." M0,, DU-I-CHER ENGAGED To wED,g played on Wednesday Evening in read, they are in great danger linited Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organization

rm," was elected prgsmeng; Mr, and Mrs, Eugene De1m.,e' New, against pyw.Cp when they um l.P'.'o. y and includes European paintings from medieval times up to 1860. James Farrel as Vice President. port, prince Edward Island my me 13”" to defeat by E Score M Almost every Hindu home has 1 and George C. Mai-Donald. Sec- nouncs the engagement of their 70-24. The P.W.C. squad provid- "W553 "lam imned I'll” "hm-V Exhibition is sponsored by the Dept. of Education. Wb couglssnd cough until your '”W"Y'T"M"r9T 05 "W -7""I0l' daukhi-er, Nofmn. to ROY H. ed less competition that the R..C. B””' The H'"d"5 bane" mi”- throyat is raw and inflamed? Try ' F'"'"'"3"' Gm”? 10' 1952- EH99" Dutc-her son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack A.F. team. but we can realize mm plant '5 3 deli” and W0”hI')

Fitzpatrick. Laura Mn('Lellan and

it daily. The shrub is especially it

Dutcher. 528 Pacific Tor -, Kl - ti ' ' l t I th 1 ' San(JgI'IlfelII- Itsog:te;eIsoa:3rrkeIi:iIt:se mat Emily Johnston WPFG 9160194 N! math Falls. Oregon. Mizclbelorie. fr)i:riS1l1iiCseto;Ie5i;r'sWotc(;in1 gr: avilziilsi l'"Oma”'5 d'Vi”"-V- hem? relurded i 5P0 ' President. Vice President. and H . y - . V . as an embodiment of Vishnu's lfc i stubborn coughs. tight chest colds. secretary y Treasurer respecuvem who was at 48 North Peach St. them aiialll. rhe Saints really w

Lakshmir. or of Rama's wife Sita. or of Krishnaifs wife Ruknimi Hindu women pray before it. ani otier it gifts of flowers and rice.

Medford. Oregon attended Union Commercial College in Charlotte- town. P E. I., and is now employed in the office of the Medford Cor-

looked tobeln good form for their intercollegiate game. The l.S.S. held their skate in

bonnchif . and cough-racked throat. Pleasant to the taste . . . safe, too, for young children . . . Sanguen won t

of the Calf Cluh. - Adult Directors-Joseph MacLel- Ian and George C. MacDonald

. th 11 i it Satu-cl n' ht "P5975 5V”"5d9l"3"I9 't”mach' we”' elected” It was. decided to D0Y3U0l1- MI'- Dlllcher -attended B5eW(IiDSe3gI'leI1iI.llII'lCE(I Bug ia1Y1nspl0gl't- This 5397991 PI3"t- 35 "19 9mib0dI- I-ll KEV: frlr Tub mfetlnl-lg 0" nniglhe visa”; College. vlswa, Cam-omia mien was providea rm. the large nwnt of goodness. is married each rs urs iiy o eac m . . V I 3 th, 0d -.h v Mk your amp Pm" tn the meeting. National and the University of California at number of boys and girls who 0! Elli U Km "3 l1lt9;fY.iI' lmnowjorsam Film Board mm: were ahnwn San Francisco and Is at present came out from town. Reasonable ll Emil. '9 WYEMONY 8 "ll

employed in the Engineering De- partment: of the Califomia-Oregon Power Co. The wedding date has

admission. good ice surface. good

place in the late fall. music and the efforts of the exe- t

Hugh MiicLean and David Pea-

guen(San-given) cock. fleldmen of the Department

t 30:. bottle we. The event is celebrated with

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- SIX lcT'vE ':!fm:eK”c""u'e were in am" been set for June 14th Isicaote a succetsrn me m l ;4)l'L'2ilIt pomp. EA IEIIIOW. holding the

, ' D - m t k 1, - as represen s e groom. a sec- INGREDIENTS IN ONE CggecligyoaasHoI:.:::.:an:L:3”::r2 keyuigif, w:5p?:rc::1Mio(;1;i:-regs. ond holding the basil represents Available at: Beddin Brothers: The Jenkins Phsrrnscy: Johnson megtjng gt Tryon School. The 1 Un:KI'KJ:l':' 2&'(AP)-P”' er the lead in the City Hockey Lea- the bride. of course theres a sac;

I Johnson; Hughes Drug Co. Ltd.. Charlottetown; sample's Drug MW gfficerg elected for 1952 were :31 cf drh" e h”"'" 5”” mday gue as a result of a 5-1 defeat r-ficlal tire. followed by U15 "SUB sum, Kenslrigtnn; Lartex-'s Pharmacy. Souris: Jamiesons Drug 3, follows; president, Elwin "pm . er lSc”'d'"EV'”" which they received from the Question! 105118 00111318 E50115?-0 be Stori-. Montague. and other Drugglsts. E '” Tgumbg; vice President. Harry 3;: neogfnm .. f;ta;:,:It' Sad 519': Anchors Monday night at the Vcdded. Over one hundred tlious. R”bb1ee3 Mm S"r9I"r3"Tre"s"r"' threat of any attack on elgussia Forum. They player without mp and IIEIODIG .me pilesem EI Asmsfrnlm

Janet 1-rowan, Adult Dircctors-- across Finnish so”. HE said mm services of Charlie Cl16VEI'lP.'P.IliI and e piocgssorg EOIISS 0 cl;

A MI” 0"” J”I”""”" "M Mr" Km" land hopes to stay out of war. Gayle and Maurice Flynn who Fganuy Hg” nu orses' came

and elephants. The lead elephant has the honor of carrying the basil god to the little shrub goddess. Then they are wedded and left in the temple till the next year. I O 0

net Robblee. Ruth Robblee. June and Ronnie Johnston. and John Thompson are new members for the coming year. It was decided to hold the meetings on the scu- ond Monday of each month, at

were writing C O.T.C. tests that night. This defeat put. them in a tie for first place with the Rovers who took over the leadership Wed- nesday night when they defeated

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but added that she is determined

to remain faithful to her friend-

Mv AIba" Fa"n.' ship treaty with Russia.

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In loving memory of Mrs, Ed- ward Clark (nee Eva Pursey) who departed this life January 28th, 1945.

A last in the book of memory.

ii. single branch. This odd tree hears is fruit: of delicious flavor and the most: disgusting stench. Tho natives cultivate the tree for its fruit and have been known to

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resort to strange ceremonies in the purpose of giving it added fertil- ity. For example a local sorcerer hits the tree ii blow with his

In gently turned toihy. lnsei-ted by the Family.

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-Rose Gibson hopes her 221-acre farm at nearby Dawson's Point. may turn into a mine.

Early this year the Mining Geo- physics Corporation took an opt- ion on the land which lies along- side Laloe Temlskaming. Mining men say there are indications of base metals in the area. However. "nobody will know what's there till they start dia- mond drilling." says Rose. a north country newspaper woman.

Miss Gibson is tall with brown eyes. Her news-heat includes New Liskeaid. Haileybury. Cobalt, for the Kirkland Lake Northern Daily News. she also has worked on newspapers at North Bay. Tlm-

with my name on the page."

At. the beginning she ran plenty of opposition.

The manager of the Rouyn Flashes. Quebec intermediate hockey champions. met her, quired whether she thought

into

in . theyi play? hockey with powder puffs.l she asn't permitted on the busl the first time the team had an cut-of-town engagement.

However that all changed. She came to be regarded as the team's mascot and travelled everywhere with it.

when the Rouyn-Noranda Press changed hands Rosa moved gr. mind the corner to run the North.

he lost his sight, Oswald Meagher.

g 21 years when he became blind and

43. has built up ii diaper laundry service here into a flourishing small business.

He had been a postal carrier for

had to look around for some way to support his wife and two child- ri-n. Jmpresscd with the story of it man in the United states becom- ing rich from a diaper laundry service. Meaghcr and his wife started out by setting up a washer in one of the rooms of their home. The business expanded rapidly and they were able to buy a htlilC Wash” or and a revolvlniz drier. Now they have hired a driver to pick up and

liatchct saying: "Will you now bear fruit or not? If not, down you come."

The tree makes answer through the mouth of another man hidden among its ton-mostbranches. "Yes. 1' will now bear fruit: I be: Y0" not to fell me". The same curious custom is carried nut in Japan and in some parts of Europe.

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ln Lesbos. when citrus trees ro- flisc in bear fruit. the owner gets a looking-glass before the grove tiwn with aim in hand he'd yell: Shear fruit or I'll cut. you down."

This lnllmidnics the irccs and i;rinizs them to a sense of their; duty. 1-

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