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Millvalo liotesl I New Glasgow - and Vicinity

FEBRUARY 16. 1953

BULLETINS FROM - BIRDLAND i

PAGE ELEVEN

ice to become slushy, so much so 4, that "You'll see" refused to put her lower extremities into it. There Blair remained. without even his evening meal. shouting from the

Very depth. of his diaphragm 101-

ads Warblers. and Ovenbirds. all species never before 1920 identl. fled in Greenland. have appeared there from time to time. Th; first record of a Black Scoter in East Greenland seems to have been

Glass-Iilowor Art ' .

Ilr..Josopl1 Blanchard wll I N-

wiuirasb E. wnsou

. past climate are finding present

in the summer or 1982.

But this does not mean that Greenland has more" birds than formerly. some that enjoyed its

conditions too mild. 00 1:1 Northern Horned r".fe””E.,.f.' belued Players, and Pectoral Sana.

' cent visitor to Millvsle.

Mr. Eric Pamons was a recent

- visitor at the home of Mr. Johnny

Doyle,

The Misses Rossleen Oarragher a.nd.vM.arlon I-lickox recently spent

Mrs. Willard Nicholson was I recent guest at the Andrew home.

Due to the stormy evening, there was no card party held in the school house last week.

an hour or more, until members of his family became alarmed and went in search of the driver and his steed. With the thoughtful ac- tion oi his son Billie, assisted by a. pal, they covered the little iadyfs head with a blanket and led her

BUCKIEYIS MIXTURE

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Dlpers are less frequently found Sympathy is bein extended to m y a weekend at the home of E . I over what she thought was the aged win; M m um ' Eliza, 1935 bmu "om Amen” Oarraghers parents in Kellys glarflzg :tfEkglggI&0I;at1;l1iJe2l85ll mldanger none, back to the stable e giy OUR CHANGING CLIMATE and Europe alike have visited Ioe- om” , ' t'"”' The” ”'”"d” W” W"' in. James Mclnnis W . u. means new or Mr. and ms.

Away back in the distant ages Ioe covered a. great part of the land which we now call North A- merica. Slowly the ice fields re- treated. so that before man ap- peared here the continent became habitable. Over the centuries there have been vast climatic changes In this western hemisphere, but go very gradual that individual

erceives little difference within of Ontario: at Ohritmas '51 a recent visitors to Charlottetown 011 is life time. cardinal was reported in Port business. . ' -mm It is from 8901081081511-Weys and Arthur for the first time. If we Mrs. R. L. Dickieson has rel.urn- 9f the Legislature on

rapmts of our forebears that our attention is brought to the fact that nothing is static. We are told that the sea is encroaching on the land in one place. retiring in an- other: that a certain glacier is moving morp rapidly than former- 1y, that another has practically ceased advancing. Events or this port, little by little, bring a change of climate, wliich. in turn. af- iecis plants and animals. And so scientists watch out for activity

, . I , I 11.. E, 1 Proud. York, spent Saturday Feb- IarIrdsIgzlII3ul:ix'eoIhIIasc1?e asdto wlIc:3 rug” 7m "I me c"'y- B fw I YOYK H8" TUCSMY EVEN”! F9b' dance was held in Millvale School of Mayiield School, spent the. wt should look for changes. . Mr. J. . Lewis. Ficelown was ruary 10th uiih a good attendance, on Monday night, Feb;-um-y 2nd, January 315; week end at her MFA Hammond Brown. City. 5 Vmtm '0 Ymk '3" Saturday" m "Id Of the MIL The prizes were won by Miss Rita home in Bedeque. In "13 CCU" H I GU59: Of OHGPOWII

Within the last 40 years a num-

ber of birds have altered their st d F b V Mr and M” Arthur W an habits and weir mlgmupns, Re- .3 "T 33' 9 WWY WM Wile"? he - - . Y ' Mrs. Clarence McGuigan was at ports show that certain water, glgledrelllaig-Hfew of his old friends. ML wmard Murray mm 8 Show f?1;”:I;;5 Gar;)V:hea'I:m:ge'E1”g4m” Miss Marion lilckox attended home to me Glee club J,mua,y on shore, and land birds have been ' visit to the City on Saturday Feb- Iughgm Vessey york i the hockey game In Smiley Brit"-133 zllth. In the absence of Mr. Rog- affected th: changce tnigilnxgdplaxe M” Peter Pm'"'Td hgl rammed ruary 7th. C l ' istigik on Tuesday night. February 3;, M,-3,DIV,:n Bovj,-man ml Mrs. A he maeo ree a). s ' . r. co ' III1Ezil'1llfe1i3 Me 1933 SEVEN MW If: h? fggvmfmln Y2”; 8"? fags" - i Mr. William Watts. York. spent -53- clubrgist Vail-:':l1)(u.ess(::Il'11nmnsset:1CE;lIiien I23 18"” than heretofore. White-Winged Him 0: h ysnfm ”Ve1J;,a ' L 9 .M1'- and Mrs. Wendell Vessey. 1-uwiay February mu in the City. ----;m- rebruary 3rd, Mrs. George Dickie- . Scolere. Greater YCI10'WI9iZ3. A- geamster 9' 9 91' 5- 90 City. were the guests of Mr. and Mr. Fred Allen, Georgetown, is Andorra, ancienit republic in the son wehomed the urges; group of P. Mo ' Pyrenees Wiween Fm”-'9 5nd the season. Mr. Rogers instructed

merican Avocels, Cliff Swallows,

blerl. Skyllrks. Siberian Ruby- throats. Scarlet Grosbeaks. Piplts, and Thrushes - all gpecies that ordinarily avoid cold.

The Cardinal brings to our notice changes in Canadian climate. In 33 an ornithologlst gave it as resident from New York to the Gulf! of Mexico; by '39 it had spread to the most southern part

watch birdlife we will not need weather experts to tell us that our winters are less severe and that we have less snow than our

ancestors had. Do South Pole birds n1i"r"'-i ...,,

York And Vicinity

The Misses Olga and Christine

paid a short visit to York on

Crossbills, Baltimore Orioles, Can-

Glass model of n tricycle, per- fect to scale, is held by glass- blower Elmer llookway of Toronto. a veteran oi 50 years in the art.

February 7th. week-end at his home in York. the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown.

Miss Joan Vcssey spent the Ficbrunryu 'lth week-cud at her home in York.

February 1th.

M11 Harry Swan recently.

ML Nmmm BWW" 513"" mt Mr. James Nicholson York is

It took nearly 36 hours to com- plete. Wheels rotate easily and handlebars move in a tiny socket fitted to 1-16th or an inch. (CP PHOTO)

spending a short holiday at his home in York.

Mrs. Edison Hardy, spent Tues- day February min in the City.

A social evening was held in

visiting -in York, the guest of her

son Malcolm and Mrs. Allen.

0 rnilcs,

cent visitor at the home of Mr. Clem. Trainor. ,

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Linus and Leo Murphy were Iran!-

- cent visitors ,at the home of

Walter Parsons.

Messrs. Sheldon stevmt. James Mclnnis and John Parsons were

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Persons -were visitors to Charlgtteiown on Wednesday evening, F sry 4th.

Mrs. Sheldon Stewart is a in- tient in the Prince Edward Island

Hospital. Miss Mae Buchanan was I recent

visitor at the home of Mrs. Wal- ter Parsons.

A very enjoyable card party and

Murphy and Mr. James Mclnnis.

Spain, has an area of 191 square

Hilton McMillan is that they have moved to Edmonton where Mr. Mcmillan has a good position in the oil well business.

Mr. Aubin had the misfortune while working in the woods, to have the axe slip. giving his loot a nasty gash. His friends are pleased to see him about again.

ed home after having a pleasant stay with her brother, Mr. David McLeod and Mrs. Mcheod of Borden.

Leith and Linda. Orr spent a few days recently with their grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Whitlock. The happy youngsters returned home on Monday, Febru- ary 2nd.

Miss Dorothy Mlccaull, teacher,

the group in several of the fes-

tial pieces and others.

Mir. Eric Stevenson has been welcomed home, after spending a most enjoyable holiday with rela- tives and friends in Boston, New York and other centres.

Friends were sorry to learn of Mr. Wallace Dickiesonb acci- dent. While he was preparing to grade some spuds. part of the ma-

ccnt visitor to Saint John, re- turning home with A load of shin- gles, reporting the road good all the way.

Her friends will be happy to lean: that Mrs. John Pursey is able to be about, and is steadily gaining strength, Although in her eighty-eighth year, she has the vigour and comeback of one much more youthiul. i

one of Mr. Robert Arsenault's valuable horses had the misfor- tune io have some unknown ob- ject pierce its foot some tithe agn.p The animal is now showing much improvement but it is hoped tho.-I favorite of the (arm will soon be back to normal.

Joan Stevenson, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stevenson. returned to her home here on Monday, February 2nd, after be- ing a patient in the P. E. Island Hospital for a few days, where she was under observation. Her friends will be pleased to learn that her condition is good. she is looking forward to a tonsillectomy in the spring. -

An accident which might have

tel-son's Hill, where the ice was covered with newly fallen snow. Both machines were considerably damaged. Any that are used to, this road will agree that this hillj is one of the most parts to be found anywhere, and it is to be hoped that those in au- thority will see that this section is straightened before there is a

tragedy. Mrs. Davis Mofiatt and son Chesier were in the Capital on

Tuesday, February 3rd. They were accompsnied by Mrs. Andrew. While there they attended Presby- .tery for a short time, and had me pleasure of hearing Miss June Bowman give her report of C. G. I. T. National Camp. and Mr. Harold Bernard reported on the Tuxls Boys Parliament. Both these young people gave a. very inspir- ing report in A pleasing manner. They come from Hunter River United church congregation and are attending P. W. G.

Mr. Blair. Andrew had an unus- usl experience the last week of January prior to the race on sat- urday. At dusk he decided to give the more "You'll see" a log on the river. The moon rose very beauti- ful over the glittering ice bed, and everything, was very pleasant unr

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