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Crewmen Leave . To JOIN Bounty lbss Audrey Robertson. Char— lottetown. spcnt the Easter holi-

‘ HALIFAX ICP) _ Saventeen dais nun nrr parents. Mr, and .aeamen have leit here by plane MTS- Alexander Robenwnr 33‘ ltnr (allfnrnia tr) boa rd the PM“ mmic \crsmn of the muuny .\lrs. Lester Robertson, Souril shp Bounty and 53;] h" on I and tnrmeriv of Red Pomt. publirity cruise of the west and “0d” “9‘” surgery m '39 PEI- east (‘r‘asis oi the North AmerL “059"” rmmw. :t'an‘ ponuneut. 1 George Holland, Elmira, Vla- l The crew, mostly Nova 5co- lied reoentlt nun his little dau- }tv'ans. “'11! 53;} the Lunpuburg, ghter Bernadine Holland, who 5 S-buili squarbrigged ship for is I Pall?!" In the Sinai-Grim. ‘sxx months to promote Sletro- Charloltflown- LGoidwyn-Mayer'l returning all .‘lrs. Roddie Tidson and baby ,Muisny on the Bounty. daughter spent a few days with l They are to board the ship l'PlBlH‘ES in Fortune recently. lnea' ins Angela. sail her hm; Mrs. Kenneth llacGregor hal northward in Vanronver, \qsit‘ returned in her hnme in Kings- ; the “and raw 3' Sam... on," born altar bring a patient in the um um, nu Sour-is Homital for the past iew

gvised symphony concert Sept. 23.

continad to her home through? illness lnr several days.

Miss Edith hlacGresor and ‘ Miss Hanna Gaunt, sttu‘lenta P W.C‘. Charlottetown. a p e at the Easter holidays It their: homea in East Baltic. 1 Mn, Callum Mac

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Mr. and Staten detection stations have Lean and daughter Cynthia. Kingshoro. were recent but» be" “In” ‘3" u" ‘1’" hr '

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ness visitors to Montague. Mina Lynn Anne R on e h. grade 11 of Souris High Schooll and a member of the Souria Sea Rangers will attend a cam.) in Mexico in the summer and Min ] Betty Mat-Conniclt at the Girl. Guide: will attend a camp in Doe Lake. Ontario The two ‘ Souris (I!!! will leave for their camp: in July and August.

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new aeriea ol Soviet nuclear u- plosionl.

Administration oli‘iciala said they anticipate new Soviat tests at almost any moment. It is expected that most a! the shots will ha in the atmosphere and that some oi them at least will be fired primarily for po htical purposes

vs. officials have expected the first Russian explosion al- daily aim the United

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' ' St a t e a returned atmospheric spending some time at her . home In Red Pom. testing in the Pacific April 25.

They reported at the time that they believe the Russians wen making preparations and that a new Runian series. supplement- in] tha Soviet tut! ol last (all. would begin ahortly.

l“9;'5rn CHIPS. lthrnuzh the Panama Canal for d3“- i‘Vw ank where she in ex- Rom Mxon. Monrton, lpent. .perted to arrive in time for the the weekend with his grandmo- ‘ premiere of the movie, filmed!l ther. Mrs. R W. Dixon. East ‘ |a=t \ear in Tahiti and Los An— Baltic i cclrs Francia Gillts. Elmira. and ‘ :Angus Marlnnis, Lakevllle. was ; the rrihbage championship of the Sourls Legion tor the third consecutive year recently. lhjar m, wm‘ Richard Cooled. Chart-rte- is a patient in the Prince County town. spent the Easier hul'daya Hospital. 'with his wile and family at East. Mrs. Haber Mm. Carla-um. ‘ Baltic. underwent on With] 1, the} Mrs. John R, Robertson. Man- Prince County Hospital, lupus Road. is recovering from a Tuesday. {recent illness and is still a pa- Mr and Mrs John .“ym..l19nt in the Souris Hospital. Mr. and Mrs John Haslam and 50W" lfiirs, Allison Harper, Culem‘ Miss Lorraine Borteln return- Sidmg, attended the Spring Cm. ‘ ed to her home in Souris having \‘eniion 0! Pine Hm Divinity ‘ spent some time “’llh her unrle Hall. Halilax, on Apru Lam ‘ and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Staffer

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in; diplomas in Theology, was Mr Ralph B, MacCaull forms (>er of Carleton Siding,

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Craig and .‘lra. James Henderson. were recent vuitora to Monctm. where they were guests 0! re- latives and friends.

John Stewart. Central Bed- eque. is receiving treatment in the Print‘! County Hospital {or injuries he sustained in a car ac- cident a few days ago,

Lint-d Airlock ls a patient in the PC ll~spitaL

Rev. RM. Camcmn was a re- cent VLSllor to Halifax. where he attended a mmmiltee meet- ing in connection with Confer» ’ enrr- matters,

‘11:: Laune'Gilpin, 1.! under. going treatment in the RC. Hnsmtal.

George Tayl't. a resident of Bedeque for many years. haa taken up residence with his son.

EAST BALTIC

George E. MacDonald. Char- lottetmi'n. formerly a! South Lab-I no PENN" in the ('har- lottetn‘m Hnepllfll

,‘liss Jennie Stewart left on return to Boston. Mass. having

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homo in Klnzshoro.

TheI Sunday School prnzram was held Sui day afternoon. Ap . ml 22 l Mrs. John B. Fay. East Bal- tic. isn patient in the Souria Hospital.

Rev. Molilna and Mrs. Mol-

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"Eastrr holidays at Red Point, ‘. L’uosis M .\lr.

Mrs. Preston Jenkins. teach- er Red Paint. spent a few days l\\'ilh relatiics in Annandale re-

‘ cenily ‘ A variety concert was held in ‘the Baltic Hall on April 23

,m‘th the prover-«ls going In aid lot the Baltic Hall. A tale of 'ludze and pvrs mas auctioned o! by Russell Garrett.

Mrs Charles Mai-Donald. Or- well Cove. died in the Charlotts tnu'n Hospital on April 23. Mrs. film-Donald was the form er Freda Sicu'art of South Lake and a sistrr or the local tele- phone operator. Miss Helen Star wart and of Louis Stewart. South Lake

\lr‘ and .\lrs Foster Ynunl.

Kingshnrn and Mr! Ross You“ RM T’nini. motored recently to i the cm'. i Srwrnl residents from the surrounding distrirta attended the sale at the residence 0! Mr. Sell Munn. St Andrews. on Saturdav. April 2*

Debra. NI-il. Marie and Doris Dl‘mn. Em Raltlr. spent their

and 31's. Major ll’nunz and Mr. and Mrs. Ron , Ynun:

l “w George Bl‘lt'P. Red Point . ls confined t‘ her harm as the Y's-cult of illness

’ Mrs, Essie Stewart. Charlot-

ltives rind lriends in Kinizaburn. 1 .‘lrs All" Ladner and two rhv’rlrrn. rharlntielnun. visited. .u‘ilh Hrs Ladner't mother. Mn lltoizzle Rose. Red Point. recent.- \‘i | Mrs. Earle Kennedy. teacher in Kingsboro school. has been

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

South dealer Both aides nilnerable. N03“ 432 '31 QAKIHB 4.0543 4:54 .Qloll 'KJHI .76 one .QlOl‘l one an: lam our" 'AQXOI .2 IAKQI‘I naflddw: South Want. North M I. PI-

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Opening lead -- all of din:

v South opt-rial the bidding with [a spade. 0! course. today, we'd bid a club to start, but in those days the idea of opening with the suit hcneath the singleton .had not yrt been developed. West m-ereailed with two hearts, a hair - raisin. experi- mnnt hy nrrsrnt standards. but panple were more tportlng In more than \‘nrih entered the spirit of things “1th three dia-

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an South was a vcrv imag- lnalivc plarcr who realide h a \I‘nuld hr unable to develop manv diamond trlrkn it he un- dntnnk a three notrump rnn- tract. so he splashed into {our lheam. even though West had ‘nlrcadv hid the suit He thought he‘d make enough high - rard "tricks in the side suits and low-

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West dnuhled nl course — he! couldn't stand being “limited—- and led a dillde South had' ‘no trouble making the contract ‘ —ll was like takinl candy trim] a baby He won the diamond

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