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MOSCOW (Reuters) — Soviet poet Yevgeni Yevtushenko has written mother poem imbued with hope, there will be no re- turn to Stalinism.

Morning in the City, about It Heel 10118. contrasts some of the _old and new aspects of Moscow. It says that spring. a difficult lP1‘ll1€. has come to the city. confounding “those who are ac- customed only to hypocrisy and cowardice."

.it goes on:

"T1111 city remembers the

'black crows‘ (the black limou-

sines which used to take people off to prison).

WELLINGTON

Miss Valerie Barlow celebrat- Gd her 12th’ birthday recently,

M is s Bonita Henderson ' is spending a brief vacatliui with her parents in Elmsdaie

which is to be held in Charlotte-

town during summer holidays. Cpl. and Mrs. Clair Brooks

Md young daughter of Halifax.

N-3.. recently visited Mr. and

Mrs. Eugene Brooks. Union Cor- r

lie .

Miss Frances Barlow left b y plane for Toronto after spend- inz two weeks with her parents. highland Mrs. Ira Barlow and

Miss Janice Ryder celebrated her 11th b y recently. David Hashie. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hashie celebrated hi s first birthday recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Enman re-

ward Enman of Enmore. Wellington and Union Corner

she starts her teachers bourse 1‘

cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed- _

Remembers the searches. interrogations and arrests.

“Look at conversations now, “People talk in an April man-

ner. Another passage in the poem. published in the Literaturnaye Gszeta. says: "This city has no doubt in it-

f. .

‘'It will not allow the dark shadows to loom up again.

"In it the memorable seven- teen i19l7—year of the Soviet revolution) will be im

"In it start of the will never

Yevtushenlio, whose~ iathei left his mother when he was five because her own father. a lieutenant-general. had been purged. continues: -

"They say to me. shaking

: ‘You might be

great Stalin purgesi all

their heads come kinder . . . you are some-

ow angry. “I was good. That was not or

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long. lie broke me and kicked

left Monday morning for the Shrine of St. Anne in Quebec. Rev. Phalen McKenna. Albeit- on. will head the Island delega- tion as he has for many years. He will also take part in the daily services at the shrine.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muttart. Albany. were here on Sunday. Mrs. Muttart was Laura Varish. in single life and left here some forty years ago.

Faber P. F. MacDonald. of the Basilica was here Monday morning to assist at the tuner- al of Mrs. Joe Campbell.

John R. O'Brien, the last of the cod fish salters here has gone to Savage Harbor to do the saiting for a firm buying fresh cod

Mrs. Nora Arnold has taken up residence in Bristol again in the tilt’. Cap't Mosher property beside the United Church.

Mrs. Walter Munroe. the for- mer Lottie Findley. has arrived

in Boston, pen some time with her sisters, Mrs. Kal- b MacDonald, and Miss ‘Marg- aret Findley. Miss Margaret Findley. has sold her property and

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to the city to reside In ..m;: ment.

Among those attending the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs.

;Patricli was Mrs. Fiossie Hoop-

er. one of the w ding guests of fifty years ago.

Mr. Joe Campbell. and his son Faber, and two daughters left on Thursday on return to their home in I-lalifaxr

will move

KINGSBORO

Mrs. Arthur MacNeill. Monta- gue has been visiting for the past few days with sisters, Mrs. A. J. Cameron..Souih Lake and Mrs. William Baker, Lake- vil .

., Alvah Ching, Red Point entertained the July meeting of the United Baptist Missionary Society.

Mrs. Austin Fraser and baby son. South Lake. spent a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soville. Red House.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ching and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Gregor. Kingsboro. spent the weekend visiting points of inter- est ln Nova Scotia.

me in the tee ."

Describing himself as a stupid

up who had cut off his own "tail of complacency.'’ the poet goes on:

"To be angry towards false- Iiood—that is goodness

“I am a Communist in my

ature. "Communism orders me to be angry. and angry again "Toward what stands in its

way. “And advise has not knocked me off the right path. "And the past timldity is not

thin me. "And—it is interesting to live_ when you are angry."

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United Church Messengers held their picnic on Saturday after- nogn at Union Corner.

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BRISTOL

‘no m_CKcw W N.” M uoestsmaé than home or MMrs. g I e n car ewere rs. ; ff Dan McLeod and Mrs_ Martin Mr. and MP8. Owen Sinnott. > Bristol. arrived here by car with 2; Ladner of Victoria West. . . W C Mr. and Mrs. John Waldron :1?“ G:h";:_d;l xteinhgﬁffg . and family have been transferr- I,‘ °"' ° 9 ' —|‘ ed from Port I-lood. N.S.. to '°~ *0 WW “'9 ‘W "I NLTE '" "Av Bedeque United Church Charge. MW °‘"'P"°“ °" M°“““V '“°."

ning. They will vacation at their

Day (-3531 Nlte I-1503-4-7482 old homes before returning to

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tor at Wellington United Church.

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North leads the six of clubs‘ on which South plays the jack. How would you play the hand?

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