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"The snow doesn't seem to thaw much these days. Oh, it’s going some of course, but there’s still quite a bit in places on the fields” the younger ;farmer of- fered a while ago when he came by to pick up the newspaper be- fore homing to the house across the lane. ' V

“I know it didn't feel too much like spring along the fields this afternoon” James agreed. . . He had been of a mind to leave the wood-cutting to younger hands this afternoon, deserting it in fa- vor of attending to lighter chores of the farm. He went by horse and sleigh to feed that part of the ﬂock of sheep that houses at another barn. In the good haul- ing obtaining, he would take with him sufficient hay to do for a _day or two's feed and so save that stored there for any indiff- erent hauling ahead.

"Perhaps, Ellen” he had sug- gested with an accompanying smile “when I get the horse hit- ched, you will give me a hand with the loading.”

It was pleasant there in the barnyard, sheltered as it was from the biting north wind which blew, down over the fields, the sun warm, and thawing the yard there in the lee of the buildings.

“Round up a couple of forks Ellen" he nodded briskly, setting down horse and sleigh by the door.

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out” he grinned, “I'll not warrant there’s no mouse in this” he said placing first sizable forkfuls on the sleigh. "‘Now, climb up on that and’ tramp it,” he offered turning back within the barn for more.

“Will the horse move?” we asked anxiously, stepping up. We do miss the steady old mare and every tried and true horse of the farm down the years.

“No — not until I pick up the

reins, or one of us asks him to go. .” Summer was in the bundles, smile of haying — sun and warm wind, and delectable scent of that season. And we sighed, not the haste of present -day harvest- ing with the machine nonchal- antly picking up the windrows, but the leisure of young days and wagons with their quaint shel- vings, a knowing old mare, each forkful lifted and settled “well and truly” by hand on the rising’ load.

I’ll put this in the centre to bind it on” James said presently of a bundle he brought. “Now, jump on it — it may take ano- ther there. I don't believe, Ellen” he said noting our efforts “you have the spring of once! Or else, you lack practise of late. You should take long walks every day. There's nothing better to give one good wind and muscle."

“He’s as happy as a dead duck’. isn’t he!” Mack commented com-

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Mrs. Vic Runtz and sons Ralph and Edward are spending the Easter holidays in Bangor, Maine with Mr. Vic Runtz.

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Barre-tt, Shellburne. Nova Scotia, will be spending the Easter season with Dr. and Mrs. G.D. Barrett, North River Road.

ing by from school as we stood watchinghim go, settled comfort- ably on the load, facing into the breeze of the north.

So the days of a year still new wing by; we count off the weeks; leaves from the calendar lift and fall; a season goes a n o t h e r comes. By this, we recall the Easter Season will be about to dawn. May it be a happy time — one to be recalled in mind, remembered lovingly in the af- tar-yearsl. . . And again” the clock-hands are closing like scis- sor blades on midnight. snipping off another day.”

Miss Audrey DeBlois will arrive by plane this Saturday from To- onto. She will be met by her par- ents at Moncton and they will then motor to the Island where Miss DeBlois will remain for a month.

NOREEN McGUIGAN

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Mrs. John Leo McGuigan an- nounces the engagement of her daughter, Mary -Lillian Noreen, to John Alexander Blakely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Woods Blakely of Prince Albert, Sask. The marriage will take place on Saturday, May 3, 1958 in Holy Rosary Cathedral, Regina, Sask.

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Mr. and Mrs. Millard Cole: and family have arrived by plane in St. Johns, Newfoundland where they will take up resi- dence. Mr. Coles, who is engag- ed by the Montreal Engineering Co., is in Newfoundland to carry out the building of the new steel plant in that province.

RESIGNS COMMONS SEAT

LONDON (Reuters)—Sir Hart- ley Shawcross, former attorn. , - general and a leading member of_. the Labor party, has Fesigned his seat in the House of Commons, it was announced Tuesday. He an- nounced several weeks ago that he intended to give up his Lanca- shire seat for private reasons. At one time he was regarded as a

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