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TRURO (CP) ~ Mines Minia- ter Donald M. Smith told a one- day conference on voluntary planning in the power industry here Tuesday that. people are "receptive and intensive promo- tion will see a vast new market" in electrical heating."
Mr. Smith told some 250 pe sons meeting at the Nova Scotls Agriculture College that there was potential in the heating of homes and public buildings by electricity “worthy of your at- tention."
ant part in the life of Nova 8co- tia if this is possible." he said.
ED. Haliburton. acting trade and industry minister. said the province's power rates must be competitive with those in other areas in order to encourage in- dustry to Nova Scotia. -
“If the growth of the manufac- turing complex of Nova Scotla is to take place. this will mean an increase in industrial lands for the utilities of this province. [0; this we need planning.‘ he said
“This is to the joint benefit or the power industry, the c o a] mine industry and those sections of the economy which a u p pl y these industries." the minister sal . Premier Robert Stanfield told the conference planning s h o uld come more naturally to the pow- er industries because planning went hand in hand with their ex- pansion in the last few years.
“I hope the power industry will play an even more import-
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WELLINGTON
Mrs. Alyro Cormier is borne from Tyne Valley Health Centre where she was a patient for a few days.
. Mrs. Mare Cormier spent the weekend with Mr. and 13m. Glorico Cormier and fam-
y. Mrs. Edmund Gallant has re- turned home from Prince Coun- ty Hospital. Albert Cormier has returned home from Toronto where he has been employed for the wint-
er months.
. nd Mrs. Abdon Gaudet have moved to St. Philip to re- side at the home of Mr. an d Mrs. Joseph Gallant.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bernard. Miscouche. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ber- nard. Also home for the holidays was their son Raymond, student at St. Joseph's University in N.B.
Alan Graham spent holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Graham.
Augustine Gallant. Mount Carmel. is a patient in Prince County Hospital.
Women of United Church re- cently sponsored a pantry at the Dominion Store. Summer-
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side.
Mrs. Loretta Yeo, V i c t o ria West. has returned home after spending the winter months with relatives in USA.
Mac Goodwin. Wellington Cen- tre. is confined to his home. due to illness.
Mrs. Charles Pye has been confined to her home the p a st few days. due to illness.
Gary Goodwin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Goodwin. has return- ed home after undergoing su r- gery in Prince County Hospital.
Miss Carol Ferguson recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sel- lick. Winsloe.
Albert Arsenault. who operat- es Wellington Co-Op Feed Mill is able to resume his work after being confined to his home by i ness.
The V i l l age Commissioners htld their regular meeting 0 11 Tuesday afternoon at Arsenault and Gaudet.‘s General Store.
A pretty Spring wedding took place at the Wellington United Church recently. Rev. W.B. Mac- Phail joined in holy matrimony. Cynthia Ann Yeo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeo. Vic- toria West and Kenneth Richard Fenwick of British Columbia. Mrs. Aubrey Brookins sang two solos and was accompanied by Mrs. Herman Dyment on the or- gan. A reception was held at Birch Hill Lodge. I
Mr. and Mrs. ill McLeod andi
son Danny. Freetown, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Ryder.
The annual meeting of Wei- lington Co-Op was held recently at Wellington Legion Home.
Mrs. Archie Gaudet. Charlotte- town and Mrs. Leo Gallant. Wei. lington. recently spent s om e time with Mrs. Gallant’s son-in- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leach, North Bay. Ont.
Mrs. Eldon Barlow was a re- cent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
The Guardian, Charlottetown, nun. May 9, 1963. 15, GEORGETOWN ‘ Vast New Market Is Forecast
Mrs. Eric O’Hanley of Su m-
merslde. attended the funeral of 3. Way
her aunt. Miss Anna Mair. RN, held April 15
Miss Wendy Kartrnan returned home during the weekend from Boston. Mass. where they were
tient in the Prince Edward Is-
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex G. Captain John Dicks is a pa-
AB GerardOMacDonald of the land Hospital, Royal Canadian Navy stationed Mrs. Ernie Steele and family at HMCS Cornwallis was a re- of Moncton, N.B.. were recent cent guest of his parents. Mn! guest, of Mrs. Steele's parents. and Mrs. Aeneas MacDonald. iMr_ and Mrs, spurgeon walker.
Mr. and Mrs. William Prosperl Mr, and Mrs. William 8. Mar- and Joanne motored to Albertonjuu recently motored to Tigntsh. recently where they v i s l t e d; where they attended the funeral their daughter, Mrs. Ron Pettltt‘ of Mrs. Kenneth Fraser. and Cpl. Pettit. ‘ 3 Mrs. Charles Watts of Tracad-
Mrs. Roland Marsh of Five 15-. 1e visited her mother, Mrs, Edna lands, N.S.. ls Vismng her bro-F King ther. Harry Yorston. l on Sunday evening Mr. a n d
- - Mal“? Mrs. J.W. Lavers. Miss Corinne
Leod of Charlottetown vi 5 l ted. Lave“ the Mine; Florence and Georgetown recently and were Mae Lin..." and Min P e g gy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson motored to Charlotte.
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Mrs. Joseph E. Johnson and 3H. Stewart returned meng. daughter Dawn Marie. Mrs. Wil- 1y from Ottawa. Ont” when he fred McQuillan. Mrs. Clair had spent me winter visiting his Currie and daughter. Clair daughter M", AM fidbbg nd Marie. were recent visitors to M... “0555.
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Mr. and Mrs. J.A.B. McCon- nell left by car Friday on return WA, “ONEEB
to StdISylgelsltdre. Qltzet-fi la thief The first successful natural. spen mg oiaysa er ome m km in Georgetown. Mr. McConnell 22:01. phomggzizl “mum is principal of the RCAF‘ school navy e' on the St. Sylvestre base. united State. 1" 1930 by a" Miss Nancy Hartman and National Geographic Society.
ton MacCarvllle. also her grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles mpbell.
Grant Brooks r e e e ntly spent some time visiting in Summer-‘ side and O'Leary.
Fidele C. Gallant. Post. Mas- has returned to work. Wil- fred Arsenault acted as assistant Post Master.
Albenie Arsenault is a patient in Prince County Hospital.
Little Gloria. daughter of Mr.
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and rs. Alphonse Arsenault. .
had the misfortune to break a bone tuber foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallant " H
and Mr. and Mrs. Aubln Arsen- ault had as recent guests. Ernest Arsenault and Albert Surette. Dieppe. N.B.. also Gus Arsenault of Moncton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Enman and Mrs. John Graham attended the funeral of Mrs. Enman‘s aunt. Mrs. Lloyd Leard. V i c to r ia West.'Rev. W.B. MacPhail offic- iated. a s s i s te d by Rev. CR. Webber. Summerside. She leav- es to mourn besides her hus- band. one daughter (Mildred) Mrs. Roland MacKay. Summer- side: six sons: Lorne. Alberton: Carl. Sinclair. John. Arthur, Toronto and Ivan at home. One son Alvin. prereceased h e r. Also a brother. Russell Reeves. McAdam. N.B. Interment was in Victoria West People‘s ceme- t
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Charles Leger. Magdelen l= lands. was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Agno Maddlx. Mr. Le- ger enroute to Moncton by plane was forced down by fog and had to land in a nearby field. When
the weather cleared next day. he took off for his destination.
Mrs. J.P. Gaudet. Richmond, left recently for Foymount. 0nt.. to visit Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Des- Rorbes.
John McEntee. Charlottetown. recently visited his sister a n d brother. Lillaln and Arnold Mac-
tee.
Linus MacDonald retur n e d 1
home after spending the winter months in U.S.A.
Miss Annie Arsenault. recently visited her cousin. Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald and f a mily. Rich-
ond.
Mrs. DJ. MacNiell. recently spent a few days with Mr. a n d Mrs. Hilary J. Gaudet. Summer- f‘.
Mrs. Leonard C. McNiell re- turned home from Prince Coun- ty Hospital where she was a pa-
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see the East - West bands. of course. and the problem is how
to play the hand so as to g l v e yourself the best chance of making the contract.
Actually. there is a way of, playing the hand to practicallyi insure the contract against any! distribution of the East-W e s t‘ cards. but yet it would be easy to make a mistake and go down.'
A fa y normal reaction would be to lead the jack of dia- monds and finesse. This would work out badly in the actual deaJ. because East would take the king and return a heart. West's hearts would thus become established. and when you later took a club finesse. you'd go down one.
A different way of playing the band would be to enter dummy at trick two with a spade a n d take a club finesse. There is a good chance of being defeated on this line of play also. because West could take the king and re- turn the ten of spades. permit- ting East to overtake with tb e
jack and thus establish his long
spades. East would later get in with the king of diamonds a n (I run his spades to defeat the con- tract a trick.
best way of playing the
'The band is to lead the jack of olubs .
at trick two. If the Jack is re- fused. you then play the jack of diamonds and finesse. This guar- antees at least nine tricks.
If the jack of clubs is won by the king. you are still on safe ground. Take the actual case. West wins with the king and re- turns a heart. which you duck. You win the naxt heart and now take the diamond finesse.
East wins. but since he has no heart to return. you make four notrump. Note that if East had a heart to lead. which would mean he started with four of
th . ill make notrump. losing only two hearts.
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