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ROME iAP) — Canada fared the worst among countries where farmers net incomes fell last year. the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organiz- ation annual review has report‘

ed. The fall was 24 per cent. It

Canada's Farmers Hit, FAO Report Indicates

jers also fell from the previous year.

cent. Germany. Sw1tzerland and Belgium had'net farm income increases of two to three per

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in Australia. Spain and For. tugal the net incomes of farm-

In the United States. FAO said. net income from farming was estimated at $1,000,000.000 more than in 1960.

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300 p.m.—At Home With Helen Cracker

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pm __ tlona Business brought net farm incomes we p.343; Longer Canada in 1961 to the lowest

"'5 p'm' m... level since 1943. Farmers cash 6'“, “ml-CFO! 1v News incomes. however. rose because 7% Film—Keyboard Melodior of sales from previous years' he :,m,—-Hennessoy stocks. the report said.

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Mrs. Staffer rteih. Kings» Igor-3l visiteld recently with her ro er-ino aw and sister Mr. 1mm”, and Mrs. Gordon Ayles, Mone- call e mi Floyd MacLean returned to NOI’WOod 'I'.V. his home in Kingsboro from the P.E.I. Hospital in which he was JOHN 5. PM a patient for the past three 1 phone 4-4138 Sherwood w k. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lord. Be~ deque were week-end visitors ‘ ‘ . V' with Mr. and Mrs. Horace (’ch T MacDonald. Klngsboro. um g.m.—R0mp.f Room Mrs. Walter Dixon. East Bal- 1200..m.—Slgn tie. motored to Charlottetown .215 p.m.—-News. Weather. Sports [not Week

Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacLellan and family. Red Point. visited recently with Mr. MacLeilan‘a brother in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. John MacMillan. Can- svoy.

Nelson Stewart is now conval- escing at his home in Red Point following his illness in the Sour- ls Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Young. Red Point are attending the

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Charlottetown who was also in attendance.

Mrs. Robert Dixon and family East Baltic spent the week-end in Charlottetown Frenchfort.

James MacCormack. North Lake is spending the winter months in Souris.

Irwin Robertson. Red Point was a recent business visitor to Nova Scotia. ‘ -. Mabel Bruce returned to

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her home in Red Point having spent some time in Souris.

George Coffin. South Lake is a patient in the Souris Hospital.

Mrs. Essie Stewart. Kingsboro is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bryenton. R01- 0 B

ay. The Kingsboro W.l. entertain ed the. members of the Red Point l. at their regular monthly Mrs. Callum MacLean on Dec. 4. Fol- lowing the business meeting a pantry and auction sale was held and a good sum was real- zed.

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Mr. and Mrs. Giis Gregory Chipston attended the Campbell -—Holland wedding which took place at St. Columba Church on .‘m

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Mrs. Kenneth MacGrcgor. Klngsboro, Mrs. Walter Dixon. East Baltic; Mrs. Major Young. Red Point attended the Leadership Course meeting held in Montague.

Massey - uson annual meeting and banquet for the dealers which takes place this year in Toronto. Ont. They were

BlTAlN‘S SCHOLARS There are some 9.000.000 full-

accompanied to Moncton by Wayne Conley. District repres- wtlve of Massey-Ferguson

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As an illustration I offer this hand played in a rubber bridge game. It was reported to me by West. who was upset by the re- sult. ‘

After three passes. South opened the bidding with five dia- monds. West was tempted to double. but. followed the more conservative course of passing.

e ad no clear-cut opening lead. and. after much thought. selected the fourth-best club. .

This was not very successful. because declarer won the king with the ace. played the ace and another heart. writing in dum- my. and discarded his last heart on the ace of spades. Declarer then led a diamond and losttw o

Opening lead—three of clubs. It is well known that more contracts are won or lost on the ; opening load than at any otherl

some players are more gifted than others when it comes to choosing the opening lead. but the fact is that the batting aver- age of almost any player you can name suffers severely when the effectivaness of his opening leads is compared to the rest of his game.

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Distuubed by the outcome. West subsequenin polled ten top experts to see what they ould have led with his hand against five diamonds.

s usual. where an opening lead is involved. there was lack of unanimity among the expert: Seven of them agreed with West‘s opening lead of club. Two favored a low heart lead. One said he would open a low spade.

They all struck out! The only way to defeat the contract is to lead the ace of diamonds and continue with the on eon Against this defense South is helpless. and. in fact, goes down two tricks!

it just goes to show that even the experts have Achilles' heels. When it comes to opening leads.

ey. in common wth le ser mortals. reveal an ofttimes fatal weakness. We all have lots to learn about opening leads. .

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