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BIBLE SOCiE'l‘Y

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY IRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY IN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

St. Jiihn’s Anglican Church

MILTON, P. E. I.

Thursday Evening

JUNE 26th AT a 0'CLOCK

REV. E. M. B. WHEELOCK, B.A., B.D., Fairville, N B. Recently Appointed District Secretary.

REV. s. a. MacDONALD, B.Sc., o.o., St. liiliii, N. e

Interim District Secretary

PLANTOATTDOI

MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING Two Orchestras Lunches and Soft» Drinks

THE CHARLUTTEIUWN __(_;tJ_,ARDlAN Opening I Hospital Dance

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Starting Friday, June 20, we will run our bus two trips weekly on Mondays and Fridays. Leave Kinkora at 8:30 A.M. Leave Chor- lottetown on return to Kinkora at 4 P.M., and also late trip start- ing Saturday, June 2i, and every second Saturday alter leave Kin- kora at 6 P. M. Leave Charlottetown return to Kinkora at 11:30

P.M.

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Wood Island-Caribou Service

Pending completion of Installation of oil burners on the "Charles A. Dunning" the service will be carried on by the M. V. "Prince Nova" as follows:

Leave Wood Islands 7 A.M.—II A.M.-B P.M.

Leave Caribou . . . . 9 A.M.- I P.M.—5 P.M. Operating Daily Including Sundays

DAYLIGHT SAVING

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RATES: Same as I946 LISTEN IN TO CFCY AT 7:30 A.M. (STANDARD TIME) FOR LATEST NEWS

OUT OUR WAY

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Ccritraot Bridge

By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON

REGARDING PENALTY DOUBLES

l 1n the opinion o! many tine players. the true criterion or a

penalty double is not so much whe-

ther the contract can actually be defeated, but whet-her thr- oppon- ants ‘WILI have the materiel and the

Jortitude to redouble. 1:. other words. it does not make a vast amount o! difference at rubber

bridge ii a doubled contract i; tul- Iiiled without overtriciss. but suc- cessful redouble: can account for huge scores. Let's look at a typical case:

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Ailusini-i was made to a "typical" case. but it must be admitted that Norlhfls rebid or his {our-card heart Milt was more remarkable than typical. Obviolisly. North should have raised at this point Io three no-trunlp.

North's actual bidding however turned out very lucky, i.-i that it seems to have given East the lim- pression that North did not like a no-trump contract. Not that um excuses East’; double - the bid- ding by bothflNorth and South was

dangerous action. He could 110t- lexpect his partner to produce a Iairigle trick, and he himself could ‘not possibly guaiantee the defeat o! a nine-trick contract.

The redouble ‘was eminently satisfactory when West opened a low club. East's aces were qu ckly removed, and declare-r could then tlln eleven tricks with the great- est of ease.

A spade ‘end by West - strong- iy iiiclionird by Eats "Iuube would have saviri the 800 IIOIHIS In overtrieks. but East's dcubic still would have made nim look rely bud.

BLINBURY W. M. S.

The members of the Bunbury W. M. S. met at the home oi Mrs. Leslie MacDonald ior their June

nicotine. Mrs. William Small- vooci was in cilarge n! tilc wor- iship service. which was taken til-mm flir- i-‘lissionary Monthly.

Scripture was read in unison and ‘itlic prnrcr was taken by Mrs

Allison ‘Fail.

In the programme. “The Church Crimes Buck in Asia." Mrs. Small- unrid was the leader. Several members took part. in this inter-

’ CHIEF PIE-EYE NOT "'7 LIVE HERE MMNY MOONS- Move FAR Awlio/ T0 y“

. LAND o: SUNBET-COM& .0 . BACK now To ese Pu: t ; ' HUNTING GROUND-w ' no FRIENDS LEFT, CHIEF PLENTY SAD!

TUESDAY DANCE

AT THE WHELAN MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM I75 GRAFTON ST.

9-I2 o'clock ll Music supplied by the "IRISII SWIRGSTEIIS"

fai- too strong for East to risk than

f, TOIIRISTS " ron - INFORMATION ' —Contact— i P. z. i.

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CANTEER

Biting orogramme and much in. formation was gained regarding the work being done in Japan, Korea and China.

The president. Mrs, John 1-; IIIMDOHHId. presided over the business portion oi’ the meeting. A satislactory financial statement was given by the treasurer.

Meeting closed with the Bene~ diction, after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

EBENEZER SCHOOL

Report tor May.

Grade X‘.-1. Marlon MacDonald; 2. Robert MacDonald; 3. Helen MhcRae.

Grade IX-I. Wally Shearer.

Grade VIII.—1. 1m Mack“; 2, Leitha Houston.

Grade V.—1. Dorothy Ford.

Grade IV.-1. Betty Flord.

Grade IIL-l. Laura Ford.

_ _Grade II. 9r.—1. Glen-his Ford;

2. Elia MacKenzie; 3. Katherine Ford. .

Grade ll. Jr.—1. Marilyn Ford; 2. Erwin Ford.

Grade i. Sit-l. Robert and Errol] Ford. equal

Grade I. Jr.—-l. Enid Ford.

Highest average in Intermediate e-Miarion MacDonald. 81.7%.

Sighest average In Intermediate Grades-Betty Ford. 93%.

Highest average in Junior Grades “Marilyn Ford. 98%

Perfect attendance: Marion Mac- Donald. Beity Ford. Laura Ford. Katherine Ford. Barbara Ford. Ella .Macl<enzie. Erroii Ford. Marilyn ‘Ford. Robert Pbrd. i Erma C. FPIPSMTBBCIWF.

A ‘MATTER 0F TASTE

The soldier looked up from his letter. He was getting married on his next leave, and his girl friend had mitten asking his opinion Mil her wedding dress.

"1 say. Sarge." ihc said. “what color do you think I5 beet (or a bride?"

"Welifl answered the sergeant thougihitfuliy. "it all depends: but I married a white one myself’

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