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c A M P GAGETOW". N.B (cp)——It's work. but 't's fun Make believe but in dead ear- nest. It's peaceful war beinl waged as rugged training con- tinues on this largest army camp in the Comma-‘wealth.

cpmp Gagetown this week represents the biggest concen- tration ever of Canadian army brass and enlisted men as mock war rages between friendly Canadian forces represented by the and infantry Brigade Group under Brig. G. ‘C. Leech Camp Petawawa, 0nt., and the mythical Fantaslan forces sup— plied by the Royal 22nd Regiment.

Commanding th Faniasians is Lt.-Col.lM. J. M. Richard of Quebec Cit)’-

What's h-appe:ning,is that the 2nd Infantry‘ Brigade Group are being «taught practical lessons of counter V- attack warfare as they battle the Fantasian army.

The visiting 2nd Brigade of 5,- 000 officers and men along with the 900 Van Doos are living the best way they can as operation Back Flash is conducted on this 427 - square mile base in south- ern New Brunswick woodland.

ENDS JULY 28

Smaller exercises culminated in Back Flash I July 19. The complete exercise ends July 28 after the 4rd Infantry Brigade Group under Brig. M. R. Dare of Camp Gagetown concludes manoeuvres in Back Flash 11.

Directed by Maj. - Gen. M. P. Bogert of Halifax. General Of- ficer Commanding E a stern Command. the manoeuvre was designed by the general and his staff officers. It is described as a one - sided exercise with a controlled enemy.

That means the friendly forces uses initiative to overcome sim- ulated circumstances -— nuclear arms are part of what they must deal witlr—while the en- emy is present only to supply tangibly the opposing force.

Gen. Bogcrt said this week- end he was pleased the exer-

cise was “going very well."

3rd Battalloii.,

the whole “show" is con- trolled from a main tent in I tented encampment in dense

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THEATRE M Opp. Confederation Bldg. Shows 2:30 - 7 - 9 If you wish to invite Tourists to YOUR place of business . . place your message in the TOURIST INFORMATION GUIDE . . . Just call ‘ Ch’town 4-8506

woouaass about I miles J .-of base headquarters. Informa- ition is exchanged among chief controller Col. R. J. Graham lkellcville. Ont. and Halifax) and chief umpire Lt.-Col. J. G. W. Tiiraey (Kingston and Hall- fax) and fed to Co urney's staff of field umpires about one

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[Severely Mal-formecl Infant y Becomes Word Of Aid Society‘ “iP.fZ;. i... ...... I

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obtained an objective or in some way overcome or been beatenl‘ hearing

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“night. Weatherbie’s Orch- eatra. In aid of Bali Club ‘ Canteen.

I Barn Dance at Cliff Peters. ‘'15? lo Bay, every Monday night, 10 P.M. - 12:30 A.M. Canteen Service.

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Dancing every Tuesda! night at the Stanley Bridge Community Centre. Dorr- on’s Orchestra.

SATURDAY

Regular Saturday night

D a n c e Bonshaw Inn -. Music by the "3 Macs”. ‘ii I We cater to weddings I 4 and banquets.

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made a severely malformed ‘the strain could undermine the ‘baby a permanent ward of the ‘mother's health. of \Va- Judge Kirkpatrick permitted

The judge, in handing down on -.his ruling at a family court ‘names be made public. last week. sal ‘

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‘K KN HIHOPHIHOI had something to do with pills I ‘van hi

-gl wife during preg-

ports across Canada of mal- formed habics resulting from the use by the mothers of a drug named thalidomide in the early states of pregnancy. The

reporters to attend the hearing ldrug was withdrawn from use the understanding that no iabout six months ago.

e mother, described as be

_ -. (I he W ; All?!‘ "'19 Ilearlllg. the bab.v's ‘ing under a severe strain. has ‘taking the step because the two- i father said outside court that lnever

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A prominent old homestead dating back to I849 complete with much of its original furniture.

Golfing; Fishing; Scenic Beauty Guided Tours On Route 1 Adjacent Straihgartney Park

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Also a fine selection of sweat- coats, jackets. capes and stoles. etc.

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ianflfaltoad. ltlsliortlratbabyn and both she and her husbandl ‘ agreed in court they wished the

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uoslottetowawsrevisftors ItlIolnsnoofMr.andMrs.flar-

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendric- en were visitors in Charlotte-

Thc baby was described as ‘ town M°nday_

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‘ Judge Kirkpatrick iwas making the wardshlp per-1

manent, because the child was Mr Ga

not adoptable. However.

Jay. Wednesday.

dd Jay. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDon- ald. Lorno Valley were Sunday guests at the borne of MacDon- ald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Jay. Mr. Daniel Boyd. Antigonish.

said he Donald's parents. Mr. and Mn. N.s., spent the weekend at the - Edward

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rfield MacDonald. Cove- en, the head Road, are spending some

Mr. and Mrs. Roddic Mac-

llarenls might apply to have the tlm c with their sister, Mrs.E Leod. Cape Breton. were t-mt.

baby back if they wished in the Floyd Jgy and M.-_ J

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Dlvld Bll't.l Mrs. George Dover Monday.

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