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mo M._mmbm Hm‘ GEORGETOWN -— ‘Lloyd

Frederick Vlhit of Murray liar- also am.-isA

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.QC. changed a previous not aim‘ c°"""‘ guilty plea to one of guilty on a

lowing the evidence Ciist. B.

County Magistrate James at Georgetown

Johnston. QC. Wediineda . The accused was fined SIM and costs. The Crown wos rep- resented in all cases by Dep- uty Attorney - thur McGuigan. A charge of impaired driving against Borden Munii. Greek

_._ River. was dismissed by the magistrate. Munn. w 0 was ‘represented by Mr. Hessian.

the evidence in his c a se heard on Aug. 5.

Joseph Gladstone Vuozzo. val- leyfield. charged with unlawful- ly and indecently assaulting a fern e and who is represented by Mr. Hessian had his case ad- journed for hearing on Sept. 26.

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not guilty to having_ possession of liquor in a place other than his residence, had the evidence of

Harry W. Burns heard in his case and it was adjourned to Oct. 3 to allow the accused to have witnesses in court.

John Thomas Creed. geon. represented by _Mr. Hes- sian and charged with impaired driving had his case adjourned to Oct. 3. Albert Joseph Mac-

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9.30 p.m.—Hucklaberry Hound 5:00 p.m.—Cal| To The Post t.-I5 pan.-Te|ovlalan* Nawo $.30 .m.-— n 6.35 p.ivi.-‘falovlslow $.40 p.m.—Haza

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Plea ls Changed, $100 Fine Levied

Phee. St. Georges. was Sept

granted an adjournment to .

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bar represented by S.S. Hessian. . enable him to consult a lawyer. i wednesdgy (.3913;-ed “the church .Mr Self‘ gave his address,

He is charged with impaired idriving.

charge of impaired driving fol-l Lemuel George Butler, Gas. to the open with the message of for Toronto. On a Canada -wide Of pe

reaux. who pleaded guilty to

Wllifillo RCMP before K l I! E 8 ‘having possession of 31 lobstersi My, son‘ who gddregiied ih e lllis

{in an area where there was a- closed season. was fined 81) and

-costs.

‘ William Matthew Thompson. Wood Isl a ii d in East. pleaded guilty to the theft of a tent val-

Geneml J‘ Ar" “Pd 3‘ le" ll““' 350- "9 “’“iand the time is now long over-

fined .

, one man was fined 32) for be- ‘ ing intoxicated in a public place land four persons were ‘each fin- ied $20 and costs for having liq-

;uor in a place other than their;

iresidence.

‘ Lawrence Parker MacDonald. illlontague. was fined $111 and ICOSlS for driving a motor veh- licle not equipped with brakes.

‘The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Sept. 14. 1982. 19

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At Presbyterian Men's Rally p

Speaking on the subject of,pei- meeting. presided over by. l“The Church ‘Without Walls". .1. Malcolm Macxerizle of Char- lllev. Russell Self, missionary lottetowri. and this was followed zfrom the Jbansi field in India. by a public meeting. at which

‘of Jesus Christ will have to re- . be visiting missionary leav- e this morning

move its walls and move out in- ies here by plan the gospel," [tour in which Charlottetown was first conference. Mr. Self next hold sessions in Mus-

= A missionary in India since . 949. he plans to return to his

at ‘the wmld" p°pulat'°" mission field in June 1963.

.withln the walls of the church. i USE ARMOR AGAIN

BERLIN (AP) —- soviet ar- ~ mored cars drove into West - MEN CHALLENGE” 1 Berlin again W e d n e s day to

39 d‘°l3"-'d ““lh“‘° l!l""1"' ha’ change the guard at the Rus- lfgwrecgcrge ‘:33 otutes1d:!.:len§.‘sian war memorial despite ‘ch i-own ttoi the men] of thhe i=res;ure frnmttlae t:’e1;!]::: p5rr;I;

chur h. "l s up to t em,”. e 01's ‘OF 8 SW! C -

15.” cm, commumcatg the 305. British halted them long enough

‘due for an effort to reach and enco rage the 90 per cent out- lside.

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DUBLIN lAPl——Airci‘afl pas-

Peters. who previously pleaded smgers an in M d”3" fmml

radioactive fallout from nuclear tests is the atmosphere. the medical committee of the inter-

C“5l- w-5- Plfllenl 33¢ C"3_l- na-tional Air Transport Aasocla- 1

tion said Thursday. The com- ‘mittee told the International Air Transport Conference that ghigh-flying jet aircraft have

ity and. in all cases where ra- dioactive traces were found. the findings were well within acceptable limits.

[pol to the men with whom they for an interpreter to_ sive work. in the office. the factory. messaiie to the Russian com- ;ihe school and the fishing and mandcr. British headquarters .-{arming ('0-Operatives." would not say what R ‘ ‘ The rally opened with a sup- sians were told.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

10.30 p.m.—Perry Mason

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side vulnerable. What would you bid with each of the follow- ing five hands?

1. out our QAKQ5 4.QJ'i a. AAQ62 oaxss or a.QJ32 8. AA78 OX8 QAJ962 ‘A94 4. ¢KQ.m'i5 vs QA974 as 5. Q0876” IAKQJ4 Q5 4.9 1. One diamond The hand is too strong to open with one no- trump ‘I6 to 18 pointsi and too weak to opfn with two notrump‘ (2? to 24 nointsi. Balanced hands in bitween these zones are opened with one of a suit. 00 p.m.--Musicals Th]: :1‘; blg,;$,‘;mf,:1iI:.l,°r.',, vary 30 P-m--World of soon. :from the point . count require. Baseball Gama of the Weelnl mm; for nmrump

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ad to the wrong contract.

2. One club. This follows the general rule of biddding the suit underneath the singleton 1 hands with 4-4-4-l ' ’ The club bid allows an three suits to be shown at a relative- ly low level if partner keeps on responding in diamonds. Thus. If Partner responds one dia- mond. we bid a spade. and if

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iportaiii iin hands where there : are many messsages to deliver. l 3. One notrump. Whenever it ,('an be done without violating ithe requirements. e ' ding ;ahould be opened with one no- itrump. The opening notrump ;bld shows 16 to 18 points. bal- laiiced distribution and well-dis- ltributed high - card strength. ll-lence. being so precise a bid. it should be used as often as possible. An opening bid of one diamond would lead to a diffi- cult rebid problem if partner responded a heart. a spade, or a .n rump. i 4. Four spades. This is also ii ;specializ hid. it announces a lhand that is strong offensively. l but weak defensively. it may be

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,high- card points. Usuallly. i h e ;trump suit is least seven {cards in length. l The chief purpose of the pre- lemptiva bid is to make it diffi- ;cult for the opponents to enter :the auction. If eats up a lot of bidding space which the oppon- ents might be able to use in ad- vantage if they were given the room. The opener will general- ly have seven or eight playing tricks for his preemptive bid. 5. One spade. This is a very promising hand for game even though there are only 12 points in high cards. Partner doesn’i need much for a game to be made. Thus. if partner had K-J-

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