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NEW YORK (APi—The news- papers strike here has caused telephone and mail order sales in downtown department stores to drop 75 per cent below nor- mal the National Retail Mer- chants Association said.

Edward Eagle. sales promo-

' o 'The Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri. Feb. 15. 1963. 9

Newspaper Strike Takes Toll;

seeking as is - s . week wage in- crease over tw

fringe benefits the publishers es- timated would increase the.cost of a new contract by a total of $37 a week per man. The news- papers offered a 810 two-year weekly package

ism Stuart and Mr. Albert. Weeks. '

Miss Linda Womside. studs-nil

Miss Woodsrde won a Herbert S. Sharp scholarship last spring. it is worth 3500.

Norman MacDonald, Crapaud. left on Feb. 9 for Ottawa. where he will be the guest of his bro- ther-in-law, Dr. E.P. Weeks. and his Sister, Mrs. Weeks. ,

The C.G.I.T. Bedeque girls. sponsored a pantry sale at Call-

Edwsrd Fitzgerald. Tignish. sp at the weekend visiting with Winston Corcoran.

Alyre Gallant returned to his

I Y PEGGRAMS spent a recent week end at the home after spending some time MBA . home ot her mother. Mrs. Char- with relatives in Halifax, N.S. (IIIICY-Tv les Worrdside. Traveller’s Rest. Mrs. James Trainor has had

to enter the Community Hospital for treatment. ammie Arsenault. Bloom-

field is a patient in the Com- munity Hospital, 0‘Leary.

Mrs. Roch O'Brien is a pati- ent in the Western Hospital re- ceiving treatment.

A card par'ty was held Tues- day evening at the home of Mr.

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II II tlon manager for the associa- In Cleveland.'where two dail- beck'l store on Saturddv attrr- and Mrs. Oscar Gallant with

\ ’I’ ‘\\y' ' o,- .,m -Frid0 _* "‘ . "on: blamed the drop for much ies are closed by five striking noon. A W sum was realized nine tables in play. First prize . Iﬁﬁ‘wmum '0 pM. PEI MUsIC Festival at a general sales loss. General unions. federal mediators sat in for their SOCiety Purposes. lwcnt to Mrs. Peter A. Gallant W I,V....-—Gaze"' “195 1'“ month we“ 818!“ W on negotiations between publish- hm and Mrs. John J, Corcoran . i | i l I I i I l nm.——CFCY TV NOWI cent below normal. he said. era and printers. A spokes- (equal). Second. Mrs. Jackie 5 l i l rim—Purity Flour Jacki,“ "The full impact of the man said Ifnothing significant Gallant and Oscar Gallant

IIIMJBA strike." he said. “is being felt developed . p.m,—oonns Reed Show especially now in this period of pm,_pr. Kiidare clothing sales. introduction of ' fashion merchandise. furniture q m ___Wayna Ind Shusie' - sales Iand s t o r e wide clear.

(cquall. Freeze-out Misses Shir- The weekly card party was ley and Marilyn Gallant. A play- held Tuesday evening at the off for a fancy bowl donated by me of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mrs. John F. Gallant was won Gallant with nine tables in play. by Mrs. John J. Corcoran. A de~

BEDEQUE

I IIImI_Emp., . mm R. M. Camel-on and Rev. Prizes went to Herman Corcoran liclous lunch was serVed. villains. n the Lil. Engle said that despite the in- Dr, LIP, Archibud. mended the and second, Raymond Ellswort, III pImI,_cqc r creased use of direct mat

meeting or the United Chm-ch freeze-out. Au'bin Blanchard, and, LONELY ISLE msbytefy, held in (gnu-lone. Alyre Gallant (equal). A play-off l The 37-square mile island of other measures. the s ores town on Feb 7. They were ac. for a variety box donated byiTristau da Cunha in mid-South have been unable to a c h i eve icompanied by the lay represcn. Mrs. Anthony Gallant was won Atlantic supported 260 residents I____._,__. “volume results formerly ob. relive, Chm-1e. r'f.cF.naan by Edmund Gallant. A delicious Ibefore it was ravaged by lava “MIA-03.9.osou1ﬂi taiIrIiIedIItrom newspaper sdver- ir. and Mrs. Sterling Gilles. lunch was served by the hostess. leruptions in 1

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

QUIZ

Your right - hand opponent The double is preferred to s

. ... —Newl, Weather. Sports deals and bids One Diamond, jump bid ofItho hearts because

‘11"'I"_Hid,y playbm both sides vulnerable. What of the possibility that partner

p" 'rlm Man Upstairs would you now bid with each of has spade length. Partner may

,«m-Sing Ring Around the following live bands? Iave t‘ourhor five Ispadea Iand be

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.‘ P'm' metric,” With 1' .AQ“ “(In .Q8" ‘8 spades would be the better M. phi—N 0"" 2. arms CARGO!!! o7 -

Helen Cracker 8 Am“ 9 “a trump suit. It would be a govd

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Pioneers would he in order if the opening best way of showing the power ARE MAL: ll r ‘l 4'18 PUI'W" “.bid were a club, but against the of the hand. and its one~sided~ _. .__ AND FEMALE Hi '3 Wyn—Dr. Kllda'e lactual diamond bid. the b e at ness, is to Jump-overcall to two ’ ‘3 1‘ ' ' WE? PLE, "- m r M.—Coun"v H°°d°w" thing to do is pass. spades. The jump is not forcing, 0F qumaglJll-ggnﬂlgﬁslﬂm HOE, MAN_ IL BANMDE NAPOU f“ n yin—Warns 5' Shim" 2. Double. The hand is much but ‘il is highly anilatlonal- W uppimsucppomecoumsn >15; p emf—EmpireH III I mo good for a “mile overall 4. Three spades. This is I WJMIRMAMSUDD/NS‘ MLLWASFol/ND 54 077 ﬂaws? W u m 4W" “I”; :1. of one heart, which would be preemptive bid. pure a nd sim- wast-rm mmeesmrmmm W W A9555] NIWHEN ’“ D "' “QC . 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