no caviar in this Sturgeon is an account of growing up in the 
     
     rural Prince EaWard Island Community of Sturgeon during the 
     
     l940s and ‘50s It gives a glimpse of the way of life that was 
     
    

    
     typical of most Island communities during that period. . ' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Gene Murphy grew up in the community of Sturgeon with his parents, Neil 
     
     and Matilda, and his two younger siblings, Lorraine and Gerard. A graduate 
     
     of the University of Prince Edward Island, he taught high school science 
     
     and mathmatics at Montague Regional High School for almost a quarter 
     
     of a century. After retiring from the teaching profession, he and his brother 
     
     purchased and operated the retail business Clark’s ‘79 Limited in Montague 
     
     for almost twenty years. He is one of the founding members of the Celtic 
     
     entertainment group The Calamity Brothers. He and his wife, Mary E 
     
     Connolly, are enjoying retirement in their home in Lower Montague, PE. I.