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VOLUME XXXX HAMILTON, BERMUDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1963 No. 7 Re-zoning of Public Schools P.W.D. Worker Denies In Central and Western y ■ ' -**ii w^:^|Hs______*^
* * Recipes Poetry * Special Article! * * * Housetwld Hints FAMILY FEATURE PAQE Jokes News Comment* U.S. PEACE CORPSMEN Scientist Anwers Children's Library DISEASE THAT KILLED KENNEDY Age-Old Question, LEARN HOW TO LIVE What's In AName? Some Excellent Book for BABY IS BIGGEST DANGER IN AUSTERITY TheYoung Career-Seekers IN PREMATURE DEATH Peasonable people in igIt t £2? suppose that if first muni's are The worst complaint lodged rowing and stealing their pos- in anv wav related to charac- By Howard A. Rusk, M.D. these infections canii.t live iu ter, it would be to the You Bight say that all the baby dolls and making their Times tin- presence oxygen. by Peace Corps volunteers sessions charac- In New York of ter M the parents who bestow books 1 have chosen ibis week ei.is. Then she goes on to There has been universal In spite of all tte efforts of stationed abroad is that liv- ■ Ansterity Governs Pay t im on their children. Pip are fiction . hut. it you niirs real people. So .lane has mourning over the death of modern science, then lender, ing good arelieginiiing to "Ilm mad ■ a start and perhaps she conditions are too Austerity continues to gov- tin ii. whn is really reason- think Patrick P.ouvier Kennedy. loving care, and the anguish able.' l-\ w people, .judging boring, why can't she find ■ will be a nurse one day. "They {.11 want lo go deeper ern the Peace Corps allow The hyaline-membrane dis- of a nation. Patrick linuvit-r 11 cai sonic naliy good stories", aiu-es as the agency enters its tte research tarried out Small boys will en.joy "j ease, ubicb caused his death, Kennedy became one of the 4"> into the l.oondiK-k ." a Peace by don"; just stop and put third yii.r. Ciuysinen reeentlj ■ liritish pqrehal reading Want la be a Space Pilot". is the No. 1 killer of premature per eent of all premature in- "Corps j-pokcsinan reported earn paper down, from 60 dollars a in the ou.-t. Dr. David Sln-ppard. the ■non-fiction' Kip is the son of a -par pilot, infants It claim, tte lives of fant fatalities caused by this month a very from Washingt in recently. Philippines to 180 dollars in Speaking in the BBC Gener- covers wide field and and bis ambition is to be one more than 2...000 1 abies in tte disease al there "non-fiction" small *'It's extremely difficult for Qhana, where the Government Oversea* Service pro- is for too. His bitter explains the United States each year. gramme "Science children as well as for oldet Rare in India 1belli not to indulgein lux pays the full bill for the vol- an Indus- tremendous preparation neces- Despite concentrated re the try.' Sheppard ones "ivy of sacrifice.'' unteers. Wages are determined Dr. explained sary before any one can blast search, this complicated meta- It is interesting to note that tli.it ui_ on the h;.sis of what a native Sm had drama a bri-' I woniiei it' vou had ever olf in his rocket, lo the moon, bolic disturbance is still in this is reported rare 1^ condition P stateside comparison, perforinii g the job li>t of mimes, either very coii:- heard of small children having and Kip decides it will take many respects a scientific and iu India. is inferred that is however, same It life has been anything would earn. An additional iiicn or fairly uncommon ii career books for themselves.' I him at bast twenty years to therapeutic enigma. due to the difference ii- obstet- 4,.'I7_> 75 ■hut soft for the ruddy- dollars a month is banked in avoid close personal assnei. suppose it is never too early learn every thing ihat is need- In a detailed study, the 15os- rical tecliniipies. anestliesian cheeked n~. iind ii list youths and idealistic Washington for the corps tii of various to start thinking about what ed. That works o-l very well ton Lying-in Hospital found or -it her factors peculiar to strviug Wo- "oldsters overseas. member, or sent to a depcnd- cha.aeteristics. and had asked you are going to do. and Carla he will be just the rigid age that hyaline-membrane disease Western medicine. Reports men have to grind people learned cut, so that after service is the concerned in the Green has written ,i series wilh by then. was not ilily the commonest from Thailand and Siguapore. inca' for flour, to launder experiment to s;ty whetll T however, completed, volunteers will not this in mil..I. Xow for three onoks ahoilt pilliiionai \ lesion at autopsy, arc in conf.'rt wi'. l etenes by stomping on them they associated any of the theory. return home penniless. "I Wiint to be a but also tin most frequent sin- this IS a bathtub, to fashion cur- given characteristics with ,: Carpenter" childn li in other lands'. In spite of the meagre allot tells children who are .jiist gle tmWMm of death in prema- The presumed relation i! tains out of feed sacks, to live ment, particular name on the lis'. Hassan lives iu the desert. most volunteers are able learning to read, bow tbey can ture infants. Most of the af- this condition to Caesarean alone iu outposts two days The characteristics chosen He belongs to a tribe of Xo- tu save enough to travel on start In ing i-arp'-nter. fected bi.bies died within the section i.s difficult to evaluate. from w e r c trustworthy. a even Arabs, so Ik- lives in a civilization twi to cou- their annual leaves. kin! though tiny only niad first 4S hours of life. The difficulty in such evalua- teml with daily visits from liz- and a_.gres.sive. The results in- are small. tent all his life and never stays Housing is generally provid- The childn n in tte story build At post-mortem examina- tion is that most children de- ards and snakes Men have dicated that most people d'd in any one place, for more than tion, lungs red-purple, by ed by the host nation iu ad- ii house for the robin tbey see tin- are livered Caesarean section created ciude furnishings out a-sociatc with a wet ks. The tribe is en- vance of the volunteer's characteristics tree, few solid ami liver-lik in consis- an- at or near term. of boxes, made mattresses from arriv- young, good-looking, sociable m the and another for the tirely dependent on its camels, al, hut from time to time there dog. The dog is not sure that tency. Pulmonary capillaries Caesarean section is not liilf tires .nd prepared pickles mimes .mil there was consider and Hassan learns how to look intensely engorged. are misunderstandings. When In- wants to live in his house, are dene prematurely unless 'here a hot plate. aoie agreement on the clmra: after, bridle and saddle a cam- indicate, dim Shannon and Sumner tbey did try is some specific i thi. teristics associated with a par but very hard. el, at very early age Hassan is A Bittie for Oxygen Too commonplace to in- Sharp moved into two- Then children watch he their tieiilar name. the the a real hoy and then' are lovely (Continued on Page 4) cluded in reports home storey Pangkok house being built, ininieilii'tely after birth the is the last house next door photogrr.phs (if him. the des- fact that most through year, the Thai family Dr Sheppard drew the con gives battle for life starts. Xattire shiver from und the carpenter them ert; the calm-Is and the donkies. winf .-s sweat through whom the Peace Corps had elusion that it would be im manv tips. mobilizes its protective .forces sum- useful Would you like tolive in a tent — mers and exist without ade- rented the house were still on kind for parents to name .i son thc solvent enzymes and Sue tells us all about her ex all your life and ride on the — quate hiating, cooling and the premises. 'Cyril' or 'Frederick*, ■>"" a white blood cells of the body "Agnes' perieiices on an aeroplane in back of a i-aniel every day? WILL THtRE BE plumbing facilities. Dysentery "Its members, 10 in all,.just daughter or '.Matilda'. to destroy the stifling mem- "I Want to be an Airplane Hos- deprive "s the Peace Corps occupation- sort of re;eded itno the wood- Cyril tor example, senped Tacho lives in Mexico, which branes which the child per tess". She goes ou a flight by life-giving ROSES al disease and cases hepa- work." Mi. iio\v ac- a .... cent vote for t-.st- is much nam to Bermuda. of oxygen. of Shannon. is beautifully look- titis and -.lthough customed to the crowd, woithiness and kindness, but herself and Perhaps you could look it up In children who have sur- malaria, in- report- ed after by the air hostess. She freipient. do occur, thc corps ed to Washington trapped to 40 per cent for on the map. Wc think it is hot vivedseven to 10 daysand then Will there be roses growing youth goes on a flight by herself and official in Washington said. In spite of the widely publi- while only 2\ per cent in Bermuda at the moment, but died of other causes thc mem- on the moon thought ol is beaiitiluily looked after by e e honeysuckle cized thrilty programmeof the him as gaaaVlaak- Tacho knows that Mexico is branes Late been almost en- And s c n t d iiig and per cent thought the air hostess. She is shown high Gripes Are Relative Corps, some instances 41 he much, much, hotter. It is so tirely dissolved hy nature's climbing Peace of agressivc. how the meals are prepared in "As a fact," exploitation would be Agile, hot. where Tacho lives, that protective ferret even in thi* l'p the rock needles we imag- matter of said rent and inflated high the 'plane's tiny kitchen and R. Sargent prices have been reported. scored a *>0 per cent for only cactus will grow and the short period of time. ine there' Shrivcr. director of (i3 how thc air hostess manages to in the corps, "the ha;ipiest volun- "We are being charged dou- trustworthiness, per e«*i!i hoy spends most of every day One of the causes of thi.s Will birdsong herald the thought she would be kind. keep everyone happy and com- extracting lunar morns teers we have arc those sta- ble rent." wrote Caroline Min- during the cactus .juice, condition has been described but only 27j per cent s,i,; fortable the flight. And busy drone of bees the tioned where living condition* to from Santiago. Chile,of her " which is made into a drink ra- iis a deficiency of plasminogen ( When Sin- says she would lik toughest. young and only 12 per -e-- t ider. activator, needed to afternoons .' are The old idea apartment in a housing project to ther like absorb tte gnod-lnokillg while ."ill per .-«i;t be au air hostess when she fibrin Will butterflies unfurl their that were too soft built for low-income families. grows up. Miss Kay tells her In .Mexico, they have rodeos, Africans put her down as aggress--."". At hyaline- tinted wings to live under such conditions In Harar Ethiopia, Carolyn all about the training needed and Tacho'sambition is to ride Tin- symptoms of has Hayward. was reckoned trustworthy uy inembraiic disease usually ap- And lift into the summer- been shattered by the a teaehe*-, fouud that and sort of person Sue a bull iu i. rodeo and stay on Peace Corps." the other ml of thc scale John the pear within a few minutes scented air? houses set aside for her contin- would have to be. It all sounds longer than anyone ejse. Can gent N per cent, kind by UX (1 . after birth. They are rapid, Will thrushes sweetly sing the were luxurious villas so very hard work, but Sue is you pronounce the work Popo- Volunteers' gripes are rela- cent; young by Mi per ceiii, still labored breathing and a blu- evening long? tive. group her group moved to a modest set ou tbe idea when aero- catepetl.* That is the inline of a A quarteredin Ja- " good-b oking by 74 per c-n|. the ish purple discolouration of Will there be roses thereI maica complain duplex in a poor section of th plane antra and her mother volcano near T lieve the respiratory and car- You large failure. place of these? *^It separates us from the na- "Time has been kind to our sardines, or small diac tives who aren't so lucky," living condition* in the bache- lake trout) Oxygen in this situation is may Hut as I look wrote one volunteer. lor's dorm," wrote Ross Ptirk- \-j teaspoon salt life saving, hut also has in- It be so. hardt from Zaghouaii, In teaspoon black pepper herent dangers that must be around And in Addis Ababa teach Tunisia. the beauty "We acquired adjoining 2 tablespoons fresh lemon considered. And love present ers b../.'.ed when forced to ob- the share, room, doubling .pilce Teen Age Drinking Problem It has been well documented we can serve the local custom of keep- our living will be roses on space. An outside 1 cup fb i.r that too much oxygen over too Ipray there ing servants. Their protests to door has now- — been nailed shut '/4 teaspoon tarragon long a period given to prcma- the moon no avail, they were rebuffed aud colourful In San And honeysuckle waiting for Pedouin material covers the in- Vi teasp -on salt Francisco Described urc infants may cause a condi- by their house guardians an.I you side franc; grass mats cover Is teaspoon pepper tion known as retrolental fi- there! cooks who misunderstood the is the floors- camel sacks have '/i* cup siilad oil broplasia. This a condition — Kearslake Americans' egalitarian offers eup butter — that affects the developing re- P. Anne of friendship. been cut open and used as Vi- gAN FRANCISCO Thc director of a treatment centre for When their de- ruge; 1 quartet of lemon tina of eye or its blood ves- mocratic spirit penetrated, trunks and foot lockers alcoholics described the discovery of an unsuspected inci- the the covered with 1 tablespoon chopped sels and is a cause of blindness teachers were dismayed to dis materials make a pari dence of alcoholism among teen-agers. low D-shapcd seat iu ley in children. cover the servants freely bor- the cor- ner; Tunisian tourist posters Clean ffch but do not remove Dr. Frederick Hudson, who directs a clinic at Presbyterian Fibrinolytic substances such heads or tails. Sprinkle as streptokinase and strepto- deck the wall along with fam- inside Medical Centre, called addiction to alcohol a "status disease". ("You'll cook better ily photographs cavities with salt, pepper aud dornasc give11 by aerosol and a picture He said that it was becoming trap very of President Kennedy." lemon juice. Pat dry with ab a for the yonng. sprav-. art also reported to sorbciit with Planned Parenthood Oftcr thc natives become in- paper. He told of WM* patieiil .v'm. help. Open - Kennedy volved in and influenced by mouths of fish by began drinking at 11 years f The chid had al! pressing ;ides Clinics furnishings projects. Janet on the of the age, and was soon !j > -ttii>ti.|2 tbey want to change Aad the: facilities of the great Chil- mouth. Insert " " there are youngsters Hospital Cen- Boegli,23, made feed cur- the .ails. Release drunk on Friday .-v..'. i _; iin- the dren's Medical Phone 1-3121 sack pressure. tains for her apartment in a ing consciousness on Monday. One hoy had been invoked ter in Boston, including a hy- TROPIGAS" FOR \PPOINTMENT government housing develop- Combine flour, tarragon, salt The average age al Dr. in three aul>. accidents wi'.hiii perbaric chamber. ment in Santiago, Chile, and and peppei and dredge fish iu Hudson's patients has drapprt- a short period and was fright- mixture Pressor* Built Up Hamilton: then asked someyoung boys to from SS to the late .'til's ill the ened i'or his safety aud futur*. build a wood shed and make Heat salad oil in large skil- two vears the elittic has I n the physician said. The hyperbaric chamber is let. a MASTERS KINGSLEY Add butter and heat. Fry open. 1.10(1 an apparatus that provides CLINIC tables from sugar boxes,chairs Iu he period p.. "The police tell me thai il fish in hot oil-bul ter, turning atmosphere and from local bamboo. Later .she tienls have been treated. great many aeci t high-pressure to brown evenly. of their te for details Somerset: invited women to see the re- Drain on ab- "At the beginning I guess we nvestigations where increases the oxygen content Call 2-3000 sorbent paper. te.n- sults and conducted classes in Place on heated picked Up the older concealed agers in the cell itself. THE ARMOURY platter. have been involved show decorating and sanitation. The alcoholic*," he saiil. "We g it alcohol as a contributing It is the type of apparatus Garnish fa*. deep-sea women, she reported, were so with lemon wedges 1 b e retired businessmen, ter." Dr. Hudson used to decompress, St. George's which ha\e been said. prevent a responsive that several moved dipped in housewives, school teacher* The youngsters divers in order to chopped parsley. start drink* Serve with and alter who had avoided 'ng disease known as the bends. THE ARMOURY (Continued ou Page 4) baked potatoes because their families and stuffed to- treatment, but would come to readily Reports of the use of such matoes. make ab-ohol available We deliver Farm-Fresh us hccau.se we would sec the n to them, the physician said. chambers from laboratories indicate your immediately and help them "Lots of the youngsters say throughout the world Milk daily to order. potent without requiring prolon/cj that their parents don't they may prove to be a wait in treat- View absences from job or home up for tlii-m and so t __ _<.w therapeutic tool the Keep plenty on hand ! Constructive Am circulatory con- BROOKE that would reveal their se- whether of not they've been ment in many ot. eret.- drinking.*' he went on. "On- ditions World News severe brain Dairy boy said ins parents ahvav.s These include Dunkley's Send in this coupon HOND Ycung Matrons Attend damage after injury and fail your sample copy. drink and couldn't smell it on for However in the last f".v him." ing circulation in the extre- Co., Ltd. z_ already proved m TEA mouths. Dr. Hudson said, the youngster mities, lt has This was one if treat- DEVONSHIRE The ChristianSeltnct Monitor line ol patients has changed its five in family tlire- to be invaluable in the 0n« Norway Strait, Botton IS, Man.,U.S.A. a where and gas gang- Is characteristic age. There are children have had treatment ment of tetanus Call and enquire today ftJ infections, carry a young housewives who des at the alcoholism center. rene which drinking very high mortality. It is ef* eiibe a husband's "Tod;.} alcohol accepted PHONE 2-1310 Economical pattern, and eventually ad. sit fec.ive in these conditions be- it is their own drinking that (Continued ou Page 4) cause the bacteria causing "e Four THE BERMUDA RECORDER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1963 fricans Pick Up Salazar Gauntlet Buy Only Where Negro CastroStresses Working Can Work in All Areas-- UXtTED NATION'S. NY fill of Dr. Salazar's thesis that thouehtfu' diplomats here say Producing, Organising ..Min leader- here are ac- tbe two superpowers are try- is the real core ol the Portu- Aim of This New Column "p.ing Portuguese Premier ing to basti-n the exit of Eu- guese Afrii an pro'ilein. ntoiiio de Oliveira- Salazar's rope from Africa in order to This is that tte Salazar gov- I i-iiii-polii y p.i-eh as a fa iithl to their own spheres of in- ernment cannot agree to five, By LU LUTOUR By Bertram B. Johansson I.stk >dai at ion tht only fluence. Multiparty elections or to a In The Science Monitor — This Think about the drive which Christian o.onjjcd w ir eaa remov-- "We have not worked to fre-.* national plebiscite in Augoli CHICAGO, Illinois I, ,.i v 1 out of was successfully carried <>n by DREMIER FIDEL penchant 1 . I of its African ourselves by Brus- or Mozambique as long as ii eoliimn makes its debut — CASTRO'S newest and obsession from rule "Windy City" where your tte Clergy in Philadelphia HOI le sels, Piii is.and London only to denies real multiparty gov %'■ the — is concerned with three words and concepts: work, produc- Lou LuToiir has been in at whieh brought results when They im h>i like ibis prea- hand |Miwer to .Moscow ami ment at Inane " tion and organization. tendance at the National Beau- each stressed Buy only w her 11. Tin \ are in an inferior Washington," says one influeu- Therefore, these diplomats ty League's mam Negroes can work in all areas An examination of speeches since his from u.11 imi for nod ru warfare iial African diplomat here. say, Lisbon is committed lo Guitarists his return the moth NIU'L - KCMA Trade Co-operation brought results. ;it th-ir niomeiiti'in continues — tte kind id "total resistance of Foviet Union shows he has used these terms almost incessantly, - "Dr. Salazar is wrong Show and Convention, wdieiv Now is the time for us to se- i b in lh dire -tion of ac- tin- iiati'in" threatened by Pre- petulantly sharply, admonishing both peasants and government wrong about big-power intru- set ttle light, stick challenge As time goes bv. there tils to be a lot iif>f co-operate and "piin-' the laid sion, wrong the need mier Salazar. together, single wi'.i.crs that the next 10 years of revolution must be devoted ■ about for oblig- tort put forth to keep Negroes work toward a i.w ii h\ Di. Salazar. They ar civilizing ■ with eaeh African leader Portugal's influent- iis to spending his cause in a nonviolent ami dig tc working, producing, organizing. ticking guerrilla forces in ed to be more activist than tte informed - in Africa, wrong about the in- where be can work iu nified way with prayer aild ■jell Hon idiiqiie. snd Pm last one to speak, black Afri- dollar Tin- objective would he tu mitting that when the "im- " stability he says free Africa is any antl all capacities even in such organized directed farce - I ca is becoming equally com- show ip Lati i American perialists" were in Cuba they leiies .idm-a eaiising iu the orderly life of that even the smallest as well mitted to the join* crusade of Radio-TV Commercial and ad- countries receiving Alliance had an efficient sense of or- bile, e II e r g V nations. He may be right the biggest or MeUtt* their removing Portuguese rule by vertising ami entertaining ... as company for Progress aid. compared ganization. .-re at the IN will continue about improved living stand- us business, including and force. Ami it's time that all of be- Radio with Soviet iiitl which Cute While taking government of- ii expended mi building Angola. be aids iu Hut tbat is the gin spending that Hollar with TV. will realize that there is ficials to task in the National before world opin- only he is right about. Portuguese no it receives heir case point Margin those whose ads appear regu- difference made when Agrarian R eftir m pursuit, are Ami that is te what In Institute >n. In llis they irrelevant larly iu our Negro newspapers comes to the dollar... other Geographic Advantage (1NRA) for bungling in the we are debating about :self- It is believed more than co- strength nt the least Worried ahull! ami other Negro publications words throw your In this challenge. Premier country's largest aud powerful axing the active support of determination for the Portu incidental here that the next where it hurts spend date for thc Portuguese Afri ... Makes sense. doesn't it? most Castro ami the Communists bureaucracy. Premier Castro be Soviet l'nion and the tacit guese territories." through this column your ■Negro-money' (Smile) can subject to be raised at tte Therefore have gcogtaphy, ihough not \ -aid: llpport of the I'nited States. — we'll just do our all toward for ■Kreedoin-l.tiys. (ilobal- Case Built Carefully I'N (let. :il — falls after truly democratic system, on the 'Freedom Crii|iile'by writ- Wise.' Inefficiency Hit Thesi. Scorned ____ the end of the rainy seasyp in their side. In major speech Monday. ing about the "Best-Buys Glob- Think about those companies Angola. Cnba i-> a relatively small is- "The imperialists had good Even tin se African leaders Dr. Salazar carefully built up al-Wise which we will refer to which put out the special land area, with a population organization, selected people, ho complain of Western "iicn- the ease lor Lisbon's claim If this theory is correct, it is as "Freeiinm-Buys" meaning breakfast foods for the family, possible of only f.OOO.OOO. It is a rela- demanded responsibility, func- ilonialiMii" or inept Soviet ihat the territories are an in- that the newly backed that the few we mention in flour, frozen foods, furniture. Ho))erto tively ca.\ 'experiment" to tioned well. We have to apply intrusion" in Africa are scorn- tegral part of Portugal. "An- lb .den forces may be this column merit your dollars, tea_.es, beauty products, ete. Portuguese creating enough control in order te make a correct methods of organiza- gola is a creation warfare to which when they get with the and tally' what they are doing i it tion." ami iloes not exist without justify the Africans' so far ■ showcase ut of dollars of others are not sep- in comparison with what lh out Portugal. nly national rather unconvincing case that Auii'ii'M, larger Premier Castro lashed at Tl arated as to white and black liquor a n d beverage com- Latin fir governmental the pro- world peace is threatened States, has inefficiency ami conscience rooted in and (Smile panies are doing as to adverti- than the Cnitcd a taking vince is not Angolan: It is I'N intervention therefore call ...... population of nearly 200,000, saiil he is a close look Watch your TV and see a sing iu our Negro New-papers organization Portuguese, just as there ar- ed for 000. virtually every kind of at current to cli show like "Rambler City' which and magazines and in the hir- initiate all wasted manpov no Angolans but only Portu- Porlugal desert, mountain, and weather At present. holds a came over one of the Stations ing of top Negro Executives. and red tape guese of Angola.' considerable margin in mili — Negro problem \ ith which to con while Lou was iu Chicago artists for commercials He added ihat he knew nf Iu direct contradiction to tary power over the fb-tlgling not a Nepro to be seen or and entertainment Let us tend, and tht- human problems ... by cases where "institutes were this assertion, the foreign min- forces of its African neigh- heard, yet so many of us buy know by sending authentic or faced the Alliance for Pro- bours. But tbe kind of guerril gress are enormous. set up with large numbers of isters of '.\2 iiitlpenilent African that car called the Rambler and research information for employees without functi.lis" had only days be- la warfare that has sporadical- THINK. This show is just this column. Just A close examination of Pre- *"■______*»__-__» states a few .. . remember and of "several institutes and a*'"" ly broken out in Angola can be mier Castro's recent speech* fore agreetl to baek an inde- one of the many of its kind. that all information sent must similar government agencies pemleii-e --ment of Ango a harrassing tlrain on military List the others and start think carry your name, address, and shows that : ' 'man ' full of employees doing no- ■ power I.in i t i Rcterto. ing about the N'l>W as to Citv & State as the sender... # Either Soviet Premier thing." Furthermore, it is likely spending your money with the N'ikita S. Khrushchev talked To r bit !'. .'I ieans' cry to Mail to: 'Freedom-Buys, Glo- "Since the administrators Z prove difficult to halt the flow right people in the right places bal-Wise' News Syndi- cold turkey with the Cuban mwt for "self-determination," Port- Global have their salary assured," he kt4 of guerrilla planners till over tbe nation and cate GP(l Premier and told him that uguese Foreign Minister Fran- and de- .. . Box 172, New York said, "they to mw^Wm molition experts global-wise Cuba must its produc don't bother at- co Nogueira expended consi if the Afri .... 1. N"w York. increase tend tbe public. That is choose to Sugar production flopped to A NOW tlerable rhetoric before the CX cans send them tion. neither revolution social- LITTLE through 4,1(00,0.Ml this nor Security Council earlier this the Bakongo tribal to less Ihan tons ism, it is bungling," he contin- CAN SAVE A LOT territory year Cuba, in month. He asserted that Lis- which extends from in the smallest ued. the Congo into Angola. MO years At moderate cost insu.-- bon's programme— of increased Premier Castro showed his ance protects against local autonomy the ability U. S. Peace Corpsmen 9 <>r that in his month- long concern for party organization money loss from auto ac- of qualified voters to choose tour of the Soviet indus- the necessity Por trial and agricultural establish- and of produc- cidents. See us soon. representatives within the tion. He said an increase in system — was Learn How to Live ment. Premier Castro came tm-'u-'se equiva- Some Excellent housing, water systems, goods, to deeply impressed lent Self-determination." back that factories, ,> production is than ideal- and agricult: "will Tin Africans s-off at this Books more not fall from heaven; they iContinued Page 3) ism and revolutionary fervor. argument from must sprout from the sweat Cuban leader mad" into tbe development and cop- the evening meal took foilr to The even of our brow .... These first Free Vote Barred (Ccntinued from Page Mi the unusual concession of ad- ied the ideas. five hours to gather daily iu years of revolutoin are never Such a collision of view- ami bis mother looks after the Accomplishments are repeat- the local markets. "Every o years of plenty. Let us realize points points up what some animals.. Markn also has a pig ed back with pride. Volunteer store is specialized in one that .... of his own .which is always teachers Roberta antl Artbti- food." they noted. AgeDrinking "Let us first increase produc- getting lost ami getting lum Thaeler. recoriVlhg their exper The dreams of living iu a Teen tion, let us economize on un- into trouble. ience repairing a rundown mud— hut conic true for the i w Problem necessary work, let us avoid Dr. Herbert Zim has written wood frame duelling while on like George Lavelle, who overloading enterprises with two books about the human two weeks leave prior to their built his rudimentary bomt in unnecessary employees ... We NEW STOCK body which have just come ti marriage last fall, noted that a remote village of Sierra (Continued from Page 3) must realize that the road to library. they bail to nail down roof Leone, plenty is lhrough an increase tbe These are really or Ronabl and Joan At- as a status symbol," Dr. Hu .- "SWEFT-ORR" WORK CLOTHES not school books, but fast-mat shingles antl strengthen tte wood. who live in the In-art if "You in production, in the greatest jungle sou said. see it everv- number of STANDARD US. ARMY KHAKI PANTS ing and clearly written ac- walls a in Liberia. There thv* where as indicative that tte men and women counts of how different part* Marriages Frequent Atwoods have become accus- working in production ...."' Also colours as Silver Gr*y and Spruce Green Marriages people who really count all of the body really work. "Your such as that of tomed to no plumbing or elec- drink." and Shirts to match above colours Heart and How it tile That-lel-s. are fretplellt. tricity, to the ever-present Works" perhaps SUMMER DRESS HATS, AND HnTS gives a very gootl picture of During the two years of the lizards, to the diet of rice, He said that alco- Suitable for farm or fishing thc function of the heart and Peace Corps' existence there fruit in season and meat when holism was becoming a status — only .OR KHAKI SHORTS best value in Town how it affects every other or have been 121 weddings (58 there is a slaughter. disease because the peo- DRESS SHORTS — various colours gan iu the body. between members ami 11 with But for an even smaller ple who could afford to be al BLUE AND BROWN BUN6EES "Your Food and You", tells natives.. The single instance number the Spartan image coholic were those who can af- Real being ford to buy litpior. All this Beer SNEAKER BOOTS AND SHOES you why it is your mother is of a volunteer forced to fades when tbey realize the resign for "lo\e'" occurred in picture does not fit what is ex- has an effect on the immature Ask for always saying "Eat up your mind, he said. spinach, it's gootl for you", or Ghana when a young Ameri- pected of them in all in- H. P. MOYTER "Finish your milk, you can woman married a well-to- stances: "I wish you'd try to get won't Englishman. ST. PAULI GIRL grow up strong ami healthy if do The corps felt "If we lived in mud huts." across to m-ithers and fathers Church St. East Tel. 1-2163 " improved you don't The book explains that her financial wrote Ralph Parsons from that they niu-t be careful with . . it's so good position . why we must eat certain foods, hindered her role un- Otena, '"everyone would think their thi tlreii." he Ia iil. der anterity code. in certain proportions .to keep the we were weird. Our students "They niu>l find out who their Available throughout well and how thes.- food stuffs Perinis-ion is required to woiid probably wonder if we children are out with. The bousing are utilised in the body. wed because often weren't less well off because youngsti is all tell me thai the Island and sometimes assignments Another book about medical wc weren't a> competent." they take a drink or two when andfrom must be Individual IF IT IS subjects but for rather older shuffled. they go to parties ami they children, is salaries are sealed tlownfard tind it mates it eaaier for called "Pioneers follow ing marriage " GOSLING'S Against Germs". This tells the under th them lo carry on, to do the supposition that two stories of eleven of the great volun- new dance steps and so forth." teer^ can live cheaper together Diseases That Killed men. like Pasteur and, in very than one. If the spouse is a na- Printing recent times. Salk (remember, Job tive, the allowance remains Kennedy Baby he discovered a vaccine against unchanged Polio.' j, who were concerned against Footl. while plentiful iu (Continued Page 3) we can satisfy you in the ceaseless battle many locales, proves from germs .which has gone on for monoton- ous or inetliblein others, until endangers the life of ♥'■"" fetus >o many years. Loyalty Lounge c-itain, Inn IF YOU WANT the volunteer ib'"> clops an iron One thing that i> Lastly. I have a poetrybook stomach and stops grappling however, is that the inriJeuee- SOMERSET io recommend to you. It is with fantasies of ''Grandma's is proportionate to tie degre "Happily Magazines Booklets Pamphlets ealbd Ever After" ehoeolate cake.' as one mem- of prematurity. PHONE 4-0125 and is bv Ian Serrailh-r. who ber reported. In Nepal the diet, ( hie of modern inedi-ih *'s Calendars Billheads Letterheads has written many, very amus- with an absence of bread, greatest achievements is tie ing, children's books. Tbe se- fresh vegetables, fruits ami decrease in infant mortality SUNDAY NIGHT lection has something for eggs, is about as bad as it can by :.<. per cent from P'44 to WV.ldimr Invitations Envelopes imagina- everyone. There are get. Workers dine on buffalo I.M.I. A record low of 2SJ SLOW and Dance tive poems for th-- thoughtful meat and rice. In Africa the deaths per l.(KM) live birth-. child, lively poems for the ac- Music By Tickets Posters Ledgers Etc. fan- referred to as "chop" is was established in 1961. tive amongst you and some rice, moistened with meat In 1915 as many as one ir. it. DONALD WOODS and his CALYPSO TRIO unusual fantasies ."or those of sauce ami containing meal-, babies died before their first you fairy who love tales and tha tare so spicy that one ex- birthday. The proportion is From 9.30 Until Pf ACT YOUR ORDER NOW WITH Iknow most of you do. corpsman saitl. "My head now down to about one.in W. FEATURING LIMBO DANCERS, DEE DEE," Don't forget to come and see nearly came off first time a reduction of nearly i.j per tte EUGENE HAYWARD the teddy bear and the two I tasted it." cent HAROLD WEBB — dolls. Some of you may have Reared in a supermarket civ- We have etinie a mug way. CALYPSOS TED MING THE UNION PR1NTERY seen them on television last ilization, enough. most volunteers have but not far There -s SONGS BY — NEVILLE ZUILL week. Tbey have been djjessed adjust to foreign foot! shop- still a long way t > go if to & ALBERT CASEY Printers and Publishers of The Bermuda Recorder by the author of a book on ping habits. In Kabul. Af- through research we art to JUNE Doll's Dressmaking. w'|ich you ghanistan, two teachers anil save the 2..,(KK) children who CALYPSO DANCER — GLORIA may take nut when the exhi- three, found a cook and die each year in t h e CiMl-d Court Street, Hamilton nurses M.C. — SPEEDY MING bition is finished. hoiiscboy necessary when they .states from hyaline-mem — ANNA CLARKE discovered that provisions for brane disease. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21. 1963 THE BERMUDA RECORDER Page Piv-
r Maloney Gives S ■■ MM annn^ PETTICOATERS MAKES Credit MELLOW Catcher SVHPORT S^HDevonshire Cousins Are Nearing MOMENTS! CINCINNATI - .Inn Malo- fellow, Softball Division Pennant ney. a humble said after winning his 17th base- ball game |ar Cincinnati that Rangers and Stars Meet in SICL catcher Johnny Edward- de- Rays, Zebras and Bluebirds Still Given Chances serves half the credit far his fine record Final Tomorrow COUSINS, the Dock HillSoftball Rang "Only time I shook him ot. THE DEVONSHIRE on a eall this MMM, the bat- erettes in the Corals division and the Devonshire Diamond- grocers m>| Maloney ter hit a home run." ettes, of the Reefs loop, are nearing divisional pennants in the victory over FOOTBALL ■aid after ten Mil The TwoGiants of Cricket Will Meet at Devonshire PRO if all continues as rhlnhlgh Bermuda Petticoat Softball League. And present, the two teams who train within shouting- distance of the Championships, scheduled IT'S A WELL-KNOWN FACT that when the Southampton Mirabelle Rates each other may meet in Island to open at Devonshire on Monday, September 2. Rangers and the Pond Hill Stars meet everything exciting 'Sleeper' Label can and usually does happen. It's like Cup Match and the tradi- Lead For the 1 tional County Final combined in one. Ana this year this is truer The Raiigerettes arc sport- first-place tie if they can ge best Mixers than ever. Several American Kirith..1! ing a slim lV_-game lead over by the shaky Ravus. The bet insist on Lragne teams conduct— presea- the second-place Rays who is that the\ can so the Ranger- There arc at Irani eleven sll ee-sl'lll innings c V e ll son tryout camps anion-; hot antl ara ettes will be after blood and brei',.i««j have been of late MACKESON'S Canada County players who could be t h r o u '_' h them the P.oston Patriots. 1... very cautious of these St. money ttu.ight. In the first l)>-\ Dry on the field tomorrow at period the players who show up (4 nl played mou- games than they game tomorrow night, the So- Milk Stout Hec and s pannMe >ix Cop Pond Hill has Daulphin irha pay own expenses .- tie- (ieorge's they cialettes meet the Wanderers, by their fr Pssies as have trawadMiMMla Eatfaad Products players impressive a 1 "" hav,- of WHITBREAD m CO,Ud, t*.1742 Match who could be looks real with privilege i seldom 1 loa_' have. They might find them who formed a habit fielded; of course along giving games away without Imported by W but there bat. He with the likes >f enough to eat even i u ■" tn -.si selves sitting hack antl wait Phone will be only two Cup players Nort'oid. Mallory antl Xesbitt. with the varsity. ing for someone to come along makinir tht fit-Id instead of mi each side, ac-ordiiijr to om- ot* our more colourful bats- Except their old method of playing Frith's Liquors, 1-6151 that tli.-s tryout anil knock them off. Limited League regulations. men, gives the Hill Hoy. a s,.ni.- them awa\ ■ camps tret the AFL .Iniy In the Heel's .'ivision. th. Hamilton Tt» «rive an t-vt-n farther ex- true batting lineup. newspaper spaei- it eoultln't - - Diamondettes hav- opened up Friday Bermuda ample nt how exciting a 111«-" 1 count on otherwise, __Ps|%3 League Play this sort a ..-game It ad over the power- in_r between thev twn tea-' " of little (in Friday night, the mo- WCANADAl Mineral fluff lias val"r Mot ful Bluebnds from Somerset can In-, last year it took the. In Leagae play this season cauditlatcs are out "> ■' of truth arrived for the DRY s!;;.;ie. anil need any combination of Meat f J Water Co three days li> settle who take-. Southampton hail s an the Reefs chalked up -mt of breadth, out af their or loss to Diamoiitietti I — one win a Bin-bird ■ the Nieholl Shield. SK't. thirty-two paints from six vic- out on The giants of th Ltd. home class and sliortlv tSrir assure them their second pen- divisions. Championship Trophy, aetata tories, one Iosn and a di'MW; ear, division will meet in the night- aWmvltmllmtw Tout nan' in as manv years the laagers edged out th.- Pond 11:11 lnusti-reil the same The exception.' He mac bi cap t.t tb- sehetlidctl double bays troiii the 'hill'. nillllber of points ll ''ily defensive back .Mirabel1"-. Tonight KIDNEYS fr Bah i Continued on Page li) ""' " " "" seven '/allies ■XTTTh Dr.isioa former Norwich UVverMty f 1 ■■« r— 4. ir V«»j|t) Excitement Tonight at DevRec, theUaii i|m a____a thhi -Mr* winning six and drawn.' ; ii t halfback, who iuvai! t! a lb -■ KeU-ln* m of ;iinl tap* to (tea aetea* uljtlii mAmamC mf Lot. excitement gi'i-ettes will try increase IU-ti.j hal other Ian Patriot's tryoiit , i i p bark actios Thla __***" >« v "«__« braad eriehrt is expected as Iheir lead at the expense of th- trva Ur*n| Ci.udjr Urlna. a«ttiR| U» Men Feel in .lulv. ""'fX*'*.Burtilni itotilna '"""mom, OI«- lmth tanas a r e ahaal evenly pesky St. Pauli (iirls who !""". Rhtumatlwn, MMM Lm ( Saaeb .Mike HoLiai- iik, J My—. Again matt-lied, sporting effect'v. of "*"-".Clrola* Undor Swalla* Aa. UefouNGyou faal old. llrad. davltallaad build, L«*ire, make a habit bumping off '"«. Lata af Inargy, au crSTBt his his sp I. Si* »*lpa ran iIhi and unabla to anjoy tha phyalaa. bowlers, capable batsmen aii I tin- top lesnts. They will meet aad purify raur fcluad plaaauraa of Ufa aa fraqua _tly aa ainI his eontaet. Last ml *_..<__" and pc'"->__, now la ;i Cap- lore for araaplaa Mt roar prima!It ao, (c youi share in all-rounders. iii the first game and a loss r>.nu and muaaia* la «4 hours CTS- Juai to Holovak ,'iiv a TEX »I11. chamlat today and aak for Vl-Taba. taincy iinpo.l nil week Mai lit kldnay rarma. atraactkaM Daw dlacovary in another " here would throw the Corals *-_i>*u Thla madleai worki af tinn- against th 1 1i!:i; nil (idnaya aad acid* and ) I aat to atlmulata your flanda aad factor in a pune this im- race into mail scramble with Sal CT*Tril trmm aa.-.hamlat aa0-__r» tody ao you youngar al .. _a_.< to aut m that faal ■■ Raiders. The Patriots lost L'4 ' nj_. ar MM! Mak. "'.rongar aagar phyalcaJaa- portant** these twa t---ni. the Pays Mid seeing a 4*1 aow Ir u Hour.ya« wlO aattat and for and *M ' Zebras faal 'Jrity at ali tlmas. Don't glvoup aad Slii-ritlan Rjy- mmdAm*W^mmm* IT. but MirahelW m-*.j tmve li_.hr. tie' aa oldbafora your tlma. Oat Vl-Tabi have tin-in in second II larevrr, " " " »i your won himself a regular job Cy chamlat today. Faalrounetr nor, Soiiliiaiupton. and \\ ill Rangerettes are favoured and *tx £*? -"morrow. Complata at he rt " aatlafaatloa ■"- v.i.h the way rarer "i A **» ■idaaaa ""."aaa.laA. >""»«._-. ■">«"» aaak «a__raa>a*4 Minor*, Hill aa all-l:. n^______!** -.f are not expected to miy Pood ''^"''^A Powell, tin- best take hia.ia i-aptain. Raiders re- chalices with the new St. I*;itili reiver (iirls throwing "Inn- ':'''" fire bailer Derision \\\\\\\\M___W y'-': : j-B^illlllllllllllllllV "Att'-r TSaaaWkV^^^ * loolun^^^^^^^^' Baaeaashe against the peal*,) In Siiii;!i;;iii|..on\ M game [Inlovai rase it Siml.ix ami upset Blinded erew from '"o'lld be said that ii><> !inii-!i hi raynor (Continued on Page (i) (►id Road, Warwick. U JH-.1 ;.> bad as aane ;ii all. Bemdan The Bermuda Local Forces They have four (Up Mat ■_. Rangers' Skipper Nightcap Sheridan, players, I Rldon In the nightcap, 'lie already' tin y . Exemption from Military Service aa 1 Lloyd Bayuow, bul Fifth Test Begins At eliminated Raehettcs will trv I" o.. mu for will luivt- d'-i-itli- to foil the Pdiichirds bid for i ■"> imnci*roa mated ; me lara The Oval Tomorrow place closer to the top. A win wliu ran In- p tin-in in a natch will carry the 'l.irds' to with- Xo somier said Notice is hereby given that the nf this nature. The fifth a.id final tesi in a game and a half of the than dune they decide I to Bae match between the Went In- idle Diamoiidettes who they Local Forces Exemption Tribunal Lee and Sheridan. dies and host Kii'.'.a.iil began meet on Friday night at Dev- The will counter with Stars " Aii!_. onshire. A loss will eliminate , at The Oval tomorrow. I[fasUNGS B| will meet at stars of their own in big '^(g I 1 Cup I''.'. The Knirlish XI must win them from the race and hand Kenny antl bigger " Paul Char- to secure a draw for tli tiv the pennant to the Diamond Daulphin. ADMIRALTY HOUSE lie game t"st. A draw would give attes. Lloyd Uaynor " will alas 'n in the West Indies the series on p.m. action as he has yet to com- ; The Pdiichirds who are fav- 2.15 LEE & LLOYD RAYNOR I 2-2-1 basin while i w :i for plete his first Cup Match year. oured to take the match will (Southampton) the tourists would give them a throw southpaw Maxim- Wil- on Tuesday, 27th Aupst, l%3 Bowling two-game edge over England. kinson against the Roekettes" In bowling departments In the tests to date, the "lean Trott. to consider applications for exemp- neither team can be given a West Indies won the Firs* played at Old TralTonl: Tomorrow military training in the pre-gaine edge over the other. the tion from Southampton has the great A:i second was drawn and played Tomorrow night can be a big Militia Artillery and the Ber- ami Lee ami Sheridan Rayi-or at Lord's; the third, at Egbas- night for the Rays, especially Bermuda *" to represent but part of th r ton was witii by England; and if the Rangerettes are toppled muda Rifles. hy by tonight. attack. The Stars counter with ______& the fourth was won the the St. Pauli Girls ■ they applicants for exemption must apply big Kenny Paul and biggt ■Hfifl!____ ■ West Indies at Leetl's. If so ean move into a All Daulphin. In res,- SEC- Charlie v.- on the prescribed forms to THE they have another reliable in ""' \t' -. '">■ ■*"" RETARY, the Local Forces Board. Ad- Freddie Xesbitt. after he sh-.1s wicket-keeper's gear. miralty House, Pembroke, by noon on his Saturday, 24th August, 1963. Batting With the willow. South.i.i.o- CHARLES DAULPHIN A K. G. FORD, Captain, ton sports the Cup Match hi/.i Sheridan Raynor who (PondHOI) Comics Comics 2nd East Anglian Regiment, scorer probably go in first wi- Boartl, will Secretary, the Local Forces ket down. In Cup Match be So the two teams will go in- partners hut r- to the match tomorr »v raltl ran out of IMS " Every Saturday row he should go in c.irlv just about even. Th bi? big enough to score his shirt- of difference could runs. Lee and Lloyd, the brilli- coiie^n^m NEW one bowler or from "■■ Mbatter SENSATIONAL RECORDER COMIC ant Cup Match colt, arid prob ; having an unusually t v"" ably open up; then t-i< -t s a still-improving Share \ii match. SECTION who is turning more .in! more Followingare the 'i;i into au all-rounder. He is soil Pond Hill: Will Finors nap Containing it** getting familiar with our con- (Continued Page I) crete but has :'..<. s-iiiie ver. on 10 Pages with14 Different Features aimed at pleasing both Young andOld alike ANNOUNCEMENT Mee^mc^nore our old friends:— ALLEY OOP Ithe LITTLE PEOPLE The Management of Somerset BOOTS — in addition to BOOTS Cut-outs qualitM Cricket Club CAPTAIN EASY THE NUT BROS. witn-*ml ol masteTI wishes to announce that their BRENDA BREEZE tained^Hffhrough thc years, is thc |t|tV^—^* -(""■Si reason"Mwhy to-day, as ever, Annual Cup Match Prizegiving mystery supreme l^KlGlN IfA fl Watch for of VIC FLINT GordodlHsGin stands |j£| *-*«>T^|(i^ IflH Will be held at the CLUB GROUNDS Read all these and more the Comic on FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1963 at 8.30 p.m. that's really worth your money THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED IMMIIEI FROM 10KD0II. EH61A-.-I Price of Saturday's Edition withComic Section FRTTH'S LIQUORS, LTD. 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Devonshire Cousins MIRABELLE RATES 'SLEEPER' ;ABEL Nearing (Continued from Page 5) Meeting r______Li Softball ' The Annual General said. "I'tl say that Miraltlb- l',n t if the I9S3 I!■ S»I :''- Division Pennant lias got a chance to make our eomplish nothing else, they OF THE SHAREHOLDERS club -possibly as a regula.'." _ __brought_ interesting have *l _. .. . ■ . 1 . !1 The Boston I!ed Sox have baseball antl a possible mil- of the (Continued from Cage 51 won .">4 games, lost "il ganu t, lion-plus attendance figure games to pl:iy. to Fenway hold 1 aud have .~>4 lt-f. back Park. Will all membes of the public who header a DcvHec. A win for Bank Of N. T. Butterfield & Son,Ltd. the Bluebirds. ex|iecting them Iu his first rear as ,; mtmjor- ANNUAL PUBLIC HOLIDAY TRADING Icagiie iiriii'.ger, to pick ii]) a win tonight baseball will be held al LICENCES, please note that the licence in against the Rockettcs. will Johnny Pesky has d.ii.c sur- Rangers And move tlieni within half-game prisingly well with thin pit ch- THE HEAD OFFICE OF THE BANK question is due for renewal on or before 30th of the Diamoiidettes. It will he in., spotty hittinir, ami a Stars Meet September, 1963. The annual fee is £10 0.0. the last oiiting of thc year for eoiiple af players wh i re-.-u! ir- at 4.00 p.m the Blind irds ami they will ly underestimate th- distant c (Continued from Page 21 on a hit to ri_-.it ii- i be- then sit back ami hope for the !i! Charles Daulphin. Creel Wednesday, August, Applications may be made now at the tween first and third. tain . 28th 1963 Wanderers to knock off the N'isbett. McDonald Swan TRADE DEVELOPMENT BOARD, Diamondettes in a meeting Pesky has been tjiit "'. lo lift .Mallory. Case F-H. Ralph BUSINESS next week Wednesday. How- his starting pitchers. -I m to Charles Xorfnrd. Michael Front St., Hamilton give 50 ever, a win for the Diamond np on veteran players, .laet|iies. Kenny Paul. !.. 1. .Minutes ettes will elose tlo.v lithe chase and about average when it West. - MOW.MAY, Wauiw ri-.'ht. -loev T ( Shan-holders TERRITT II they start to playing per**! nt- 2. 'unfit ination af action taken by the ami raa preparing comes the serves: C. Tucker and R. Wil- 19»i.'_, Executive Secretary. ( at a Special General Meeting held .July 12th, for the Island 'lianipionships aires kinsnti Development might re changes iu Bye-Laws. Trade Hoard. with whin ver win the .several Southampton Rangers s. Corals ol ITm i-ia- dog-fight over in the Carl Yattrarassk^aMT^FnTn Raynor " captain'i. E. Wain- :!. Annual Report division. The gain ■ is sclu-ilul (hatting) wright. I.loyd Raynor. '*'. th.; Malaoae Die! 4. Presentation of auditors report and aeeiumts foe ed to follow a meeting of ' Thompson. R. 1! a y ll ■r M Stuart Inline runs am! KltlsJ the year ending June :_Oth. 196.1. Zebras and the Blue Jayettes. Chuck Sehillinir |''i -i-iing; Jones, Lee Raynor. L. Ed- The stai.dings and Diek Radatz au_l B I wards. S. Ali. Carl Ravi.or (' ... Election of Directors p. |..v- Corals .Mtinboui|Ut'tte (pit h.lig i Lighthaarae. Reserves (!. Motion re donations to charity WLGE are ehasing indivil.ii Inn ein k. M. Btaaehaia ElaV.ii Rangerettes .... ours Raynor. Any other Business Your Rays :{ 1'j Zebras 4 2 MV ORDER <»F THE DIRECTORS Ravens li 4'j St. Pauli tiirls .. 4 9 ti B. T. UOSLING :{ 1(» 7 PRESCRIPTIONS Blue .layettes GOSLING'S Managei Reefs WL6B Choicest FILLED Diamondettes Blue Birds 4 2 Rockettcs S (i Socialettes 9 «i.j at thc Wandereis 0 1211 Barbados Rum §Have This Week's Schedule Tonight: Rangerettes v. St. "A QUALITY BERMUDA BLEND" Pauli (.iris; Rockettcs v. Blue- It rays to Advertis PHARMACY Birds (at DevRec). HAMILTON Thursday: Socialettes v. Self Service Wanderers; Rays v. Ravens (at Warwick) Hamilton Parliament Street, Friday: Blue Jayettes v. Ze- Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 9 A.M. — 10 P.M. bras; Bluebirds v. Diamoiid- — ettes (at DevRec.). HOURS: Thurs. 9 A.M. — 6 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. 9 P.M. Saturday: Ravens v. Rang- erettes; Rays v. Zebras (at BERMUDA REGISTERED TRADE MARK Warwick | For Extra Ltd. Special SUPERMART (THE SUPERMARKET Ltd.) Values 5ee Our Colour Gallery of "QUALITY IS OUR BUSINESS" Dutch Boy Paint
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