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“today’ for’a’dramatic but well:
conceived defensive play. .
‘South's two” no~ trump rebid
was irregular. with. only a sin-
gleton diamond : but: the” ‘alter-:
native calls: ‘were © “appeal-
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¢ did not wish to make’ a game |:
\ forcing jump’ to two’. hearts.

| with the : ace: as. 5 West ‘tisexidea”
a” “spade. » Now. East made..a-

“lsurvey. of, the exact distribu- .
_ | tions: of both. concealed hands,...
“lmarking South with a’ single-
ton: diamond; with’ what. to the.

uninitiated must: seem like clair-_
voyance. ‘His~ reasoning . was
neat..

West's opening ‘lead of the
four.of hearts marks’ ‘him ‘with
four of that suit. Since’ West:
has-a- singleton club’ he «must

= {have four diamonds ‘and ‘four ~
'.| spades because if his ‘diamonds :

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five-three he would no: ‘doubt, B.

have: selected. the five card suit ©

‘While «: the.’ normal ’ lead:from
East’s © ‘holding™’ would: be. the:
four. [fourth’ best],. East took

‘against South’s holding the ‘sin-
g.eton ;queen, tho, if. his single--~
ton: is one of the- smaller eards,. -
the i Jead of a. low: diamond |
would: be: ‘equally. ive. ©
With: the lead: ‘of ‘the’ king of |
diamonds declarer: felt:‘that it:
‘would be impossible to bring in
his contract without: resort to

   

  
   
 

 

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‘| All students ‘should bring a single |

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have cashed eight tricks im-
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Fencing originates in

and ‘the first known book. on the
art was written about. the :mid-
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vention in “Terrace ofthe “Evan-
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Goertz made the trip to: Port Ed-

brother. While here he was‘guest.

‘ =| Speaker ‘at the Port Edward: Gos-

j| Bel Chapel ° “Sunday” evening.;
«Rev Goertz travelled: home by
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ite: Brethren: churches of: BC. in
| Abbotsford. “After ¢ a week at. the
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of money. were - . presented - to
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sen Trudeau,
, 2returned:

le’-in Baudette, “ they:

:| attended | a ‘family reunion with |
“Mr, Trudeau’s ‘parents and bro-

thers and sisters. It. was the first}
time the family had been. _to-

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It is now two weeks since I
came home, and I was very hap-
py to be home, too, although my
conventions were*.interesting
and. ‘my: ‘holiday a shappy. one,
secing my family | arid enjoying
Vancouver * and ° “Victoria.”

I attended the B.C. Tourist
Association.convention in Prince
Géorge, I had never. before spent
any. time in the interior. city
yand: thought: it. was progressive
and that their shops were at-
tractive, In fact.X did a little
shopping there—found a very
nice Httle shop named “Judy's.”
The owner used to live in Prince
Rupert, and was. interested to
know that was my home, The
wonther was lovely( very warm
during’ the: day,, with chilly
nights,

I stayed. at: the’ City Centre
Motel and ‘found it very. com~-
fortable and the owner very nico,
With good ‘service,

The Mayor ‘of Prince George
welcomed tho’ delegates to the

~.) convention ata cocktall party

in thelr Civic Contre on rogis-
tration night, September 12, and

a ic [Mt wag. very. nice ‘party, meot-

ing old friends and making now
ones, Mr, and, Mrs, Mainwaring }.
of. Vanderhoof’ wero: there,
} On the 18th;" the . convention
got underway early and the day

  

  

Friday | ‘from “7: 30° ‘until 10. pm.

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‘lant-at a: ‘bridal. shower. held in|).
her: honor’ ‘last: Monday night aby"

the home of. Mrs. R. Be McDon-.
ald, 124° Eighth “Avenue East.

Mrs. Ryo ‘Yamamoto Friday eve=

ar Mrs.” Lars: ‘Aunli, | cook..a Nel-
- son | Brothers’ _
[for New Westminster’ ‘Saturday

. where’ she will: ‘spend the ‘winter.

ward by car to visit. with: his |

     
 
   

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“Mrs.: Edward Johnson, 725 Fra-, we

 

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FOR: THE BEST :
Canadian and Chinese Cuisine
try: the

|[HOLLYWOOD CAFE

Reservations ‘can. be made | in

Our. ‘private. dining room. ...

On take: out orders of $4. 00 or

over, $1.00.:will be paid to-
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: ructed to: Use. ‘the money: to buy
‘something™ for: her: new.‘home “in
Cloverdale after her: marriage. to
William ° Stewart “of” Vancouver.
_ The . evening was spent . in.

- playing. games, after: which: re-
oo freshments: were. served by the
--|- hostess, ° assisted by: Mrs. ‘Ralph

Deinstadt. ae
Sh Guests *, ‘attending’ were: Mrs.
{he oT. Poulin,” ‘Mrs. Frank Long,.
| Mrs. D. K: Rensvold, Mrs, Steven
Erickson, Mrs, R.. G. Hebb, Mrs;
M.. A, Albert, ‘Mrs. J. E. Taylor,
‘Miss Joanne’ ‘Way, Miss Barrié-
Anne Crummy, Miss Joey Hill;
Miss Beverly Erickson and Miss
Doreen Albert.

 

 

“MUSEUM BRIEFS...

By, \ JOCELYN: BOLTON

ce’s Way” and-I believe it has a
far. more interesting approach
to our highway.

At the banquet; C, P. Lyons’
of the Parks Branch of the Pro-.
Viricial Government was the
‘speaker and he brought
house down, even though he was
pressed for time,. His topic. was
“Travelling Historic Paths’ and
he showed slides of the Cariboo,
and the restoration ‘of Barker-
ville, He is so enthusiastic about
his work and is also the author

lot, “Trees and Shrubs" of B.C,
Mr. Lyons is vitally Interested
in Barkervillo,

vory fine hotel and I met and
had a chat with Mr. Bonsor who
is their managor. No
many of you will remember Mr,
Bonser and his’ family when
they owned .and operated the
Prince Rupert Hotol,

-Tam sending the editor of our
Jocal. papor, :the Dally. Nows a
copy of tho opening address by.
the Hon, Enrle Westwood, and :T
ballove that many of you will We.
interested
ures ho have o the. convention,
Interesting: ‘and; I-bellove it .§s
very nécassniy to’ attend, as one
moots. so many who are vitally.

 

was taken up with meetings and
'yoports' and’ Juncheon was, at the
Prince George Cafe,:

The guest aponker: was M, J, Ga.
MoMullon: ‘ general manngor ‘of
the. Manitoba. Travel and. Con

'. | vontion,“Associntion, Ho: gave us

‘| a. vory, fino: talk, humorous’ ard:
“Pfull of good: ‘supgeations for ate
tracting: tourists “and ° conven.
tions, and wont into’ dotall on

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interested In-tourlam,. 4.5:

You meet. government, officinis
from. . many. “branches, - ‘other
motel operators; :. transportation
officials and’ many more: phases
of the business we are all 80 cons,
scious of those days. hope that
next year’ Prince Ruport. will bo
bottor ropresented, hocauso J am.

feo] that we should: hava, better.

but: from our hotel and motol

 

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of a fine book, which we use o-

mo TOMORROW:
850 JACKPOT. DOOR PRIZE :

Proceeds to: Aiyansh and: Greenville flood. victims.

    

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