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Frontier Life Begins Anew For Russians .

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resounded recently with praise of dwellers to follow the departing frontier life as Prcuiers Georgi ttsm.

Mslenkov and other high Russian "Campfire! def an Open sky.” officials said goodbye: to the first and the "t eiess lure of new contingent of new settlers. and ox- lands" were thrown 11130 8 "Slim horted other youtip to follow or frontier In by younz sneakers them. in the Kr iin's ornate hall, M03- 'The mass rally, also attended cow radio reported-

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. R ters - Russia has students who left for remote Kaz- "I1 it not around the first pitch- wND3;Nve E? pioneers marching airman on the Chinese border. ed tent that towns Iprlns up in ''m',.: are soviet Union's eastern Borrowing phrases that inspired deserts?" one speaker demanded. ”'l.l'lH with the ringing words - the covered-wagon :trslns of "H0! Hound I ll". Undaf the 0905 F" uectrg a-O0 Que young man." American pioneers, Communist sky. that the first builders Ol "1-eh, great, hall of the Kremlin youth leaders urged other city K0m50m'3l5k'0n-Amllh Mllnllim

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gem: and the- hydro-electric pow- er plants held their first meet- ings?"

other speakers claimed that 3.- 000 youths from Moscow Province and 8.000 from the vast Ukraine grain belt have volunteered to "go east." They will work on 125 new state grain farms to be set up within the next few years in the enstern prairies

Kazakhstan. second largest of the Soviet': Union's 16 republics. was the aecene of a government shake-up two weeks ago.

The Russian press has empha- sised recently the need to increase food production in undeveloped inew lands" east of Ruuia pro- per.

East Baltic and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Jerome author-land.

Black Pond, were recent business visitors to Fortune Bridge.

Mr. Russell Chlng. local product dealer, Black Pond and Sourisi was a business visitor to Charlotte- town, Feb. M.

Mr. Albert oriliin. lobster pack- er. souris. spent some time in Oi.- tawa on business.

It is regretted that Mrs. Brent Matthew, Souris. spent some time a patient in the Souria Hospital. Her host of friends sincerely wish her a speedy recovery.

Sincere sympathy is, extended to Mr. James Mclssac, Greenvsle. in the death of his brother. Mi". Daniel Mclsaac. in Charlottetown on Feb. 24. also to his niece, Mrs. Neil A. Mcbcllan. Rod Point.

Mrs, Alexander Robertson is out and about agiiln following her rec- ent illness at her home in Red Point.

Mrs. Essie Stewart. Kingboro, visited with hor sister. Mrs. Annie Townsend who is ill in the Sourls Hospital. i

Mr, Irving Robertson and daugh- ter. Miss Anna. Red Point, mo- tored to Charlottetown on Feb 23.

ft is regretted that Mr. Jamrs Brennan. Souris. spent some time as a patient in the Sourls Hospital. All hope hr will soon be rosiorod to good health.

Mr. Horace MacDonald. King- boro, was a business visitor tliroiizli the East Baltic district on Feb. 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Kidson arc out again following their recent illness at Red Point.

Messrs. Gus B. Campbell and Jolinie Youiiz. Red Point, motored to the City. Feb. 27,

VMr. Robert Rose, North Lako. spent the week-end of Feb. 28, V15- iting with friends in Mldgcii.

The weekly card play in aid nl St. Coluinba Church was held on Feb. 24. at the home of Mr. anl Mrs. John MacPhee. East Baltic.

Messrs, Gordon and sterling Robertson. Kingsboro. motored to Charlottetown, Feb. 28.

Mr. Czillum MacLsan. Kinzsboro. motored to Red Point on business. Feb. 27

Mr and Mrs. Colin Dixon. Eisi Baltic. motored to the City on Feb. 28. '

Mr. Fred Macvnne or Both- woll, is making recovery from pneumonia and is still receiving hospital cnre in Charlottetown. Mr. Mcvane is one of the oldest residents of the nearby commu- nities and all wish him it spot-dy get-well.

Mr. P:-ter MacDonald. North Lake. was a recent visitor to Bear River.

The iiiaiiy associates of Mr. Philip Malone are sorry to learn that he has been ii patient in the Charlottetown Hospital for some time. nnd rill wish him it ApP,Pdi' recovery soon.

Mnsler Walter Chlng. son nl Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Chlng, Kingsboro. has boon quite ill with virus pneumonia at his home. His many lricnds wish him it speedy re- covnry. l

Mr. R W. Dixon and Sons. Flasl Baltic. has rr-cently shipped four car loads of pressed hay from the Baltic Station. Mr. Dixon has an abundance of pressed hay nnd straw which he no doubt will get ml; for before the new crop comos in.

"Phe many friends and Megh- boiira of Mrs. Stafford Bortein are pleased to learn that she has re-

Kingston, having been scriousli iii in the Bourls Hospital, and all are anxiously awaiting her re- covery soon.

Mr. Gerard MacDonald rniiirnerl to his horrie in Sourln, ioilowinl his recent operation in the Char- lottetown Hospital. Mr. MacDonald operates a service station in Souris and hnsgwon for himself through his friendly and nbliglng manner. I host of friends who aro welcom- ing him back.

The many friends in Ihe Earli- ern communities will be sorry to learn that Mr. John Jarvis. form- erly of North Lake. and now ro- siding in Souris. has recently im- riargono an operation in tho Char- lottetown Hospital. and all are anxtousl, Waiting for him in he restored to better hi-iilth.

Mr. Charles China. l1pi'i"lrnlll'.” for the Potato Grows-rs Associa- tion, Red Point. is busilv Cllllilll and shipping spuds Oul of the meted potato house at East Bai-

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