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oe i - , a ee | vision of Mrs. A. D. Reid. enjoyed
, Ta le nt S h OW Dr | ZeSsS .. |a Hallowe’en treat. of ice cream
‘ : : . and cookies and candy. Bingo

Rock ‘n’ roll seems to be the most popular trend |Was Played and the winners Were
. : as follows: Donna. Danes, Hilda

of'entertainment, taking priority over years of lessons |aksidans, Harold Amos, Rose

and. practising of skilled artists, as proved by the re-|Rita Michell, Dixon Grant won

suits of the Fifth Annual Talent Show staged Friday twice and Jeffrey Namox

night at the Civic Centre by the Order of the. Royal

Purple.

Classical and well - known
pieces were lost as jazz and
juke-box songs and hip-swaying
‘ere given top prizes. by. the

show. eo
eve teighton won the, firse| wk, Mrs, Rupert, Holwesiag ane Rupert che vgular:meeting.

prize of $50 with his.singing.and | . schaps. in vot nega | the’ Nurses” lounge. Travel “films

‘uitar accompaniment. imitation -Perhaps'in future ‘years, the| with commentaries were shown
guitar ace oy. H hi ‘show could be divided 'into cate-|,)°G Ho Tine: administrator
of Elvis Prose we ot Fate S own | gories, or age groups, thus a more YS his son mS or,
Hae and of Fate,” and) varied and original cross-section and his son. Douglas. cod

oth re So eatin of $25 went of.acts and entertainment could ane on a poe yee
iThe second prize be achieved: Certainly there are : G B a a n Te
to 13-year-old Diane Swanson | more talented and skilled persons|, =. ° ore?ti on Fl ge. Se
for her-singing of Sad Movies.”\in Prince Rupert than were on , ve dneis it be cheade ‘above! . : .
She was accompanied by her stage Friday night, and their Both vulnerable “South deals
whele, George Pierce, on the gul-| selections should be seen:and ap- |: NORTIL. ml

tar. mo hoa ., \Vpreciated. on a talent show. te, — .

“Eleven-year-old Jillian Micho- , . —P.E.B. ; age 4

luk took third prize of $25 with ~ - #Q10974..

her singing of “Sad Movies,” ; ed

rampanicd by Alec Leighton and|" \/\j ler. Bay WEST FAST

Ivan Adams on guitars, a & None Ww ITE.

Peter McKee on drums, — holds party . a ¥Q7632 “51098

“Leighton, Adams and Melgnc |- oo ; ve @85 6 68

aio won fourth prize of $25 with Monday evening amid witches, &Q106532 we AKS

. “ {eats .and pumpkins, the. staff %

their rendition of “I H Boogie qd their friend joyed the SOUTII

Me Gombo Boogie.” . fan reir friends enjoyc e we K 109852

a esome of the other contestants Pannual Halloween party held in _. @None. -

showed more actual talent ‘than the 1 COO On ae stall met @AKI2

- proup, but because they did party, a numbe 1 . 7 te TA!

this Broup, OT Kees or rock {at the housemaid's lounge and The bidding:

nob render ae tarts Wer ol under the leadership of Victor’ south West North fast

and roll, their efforts were NOl) wos paraded throgh the cor- ia lass 24 Dass

appreciated, yar were: Al ridors of the hospital much to 34 Pass 394 Pass

“Those taking pare ines veo. EE amugomont of the patients.| sa - Pass ANT Pass

bert Domosley had a ne vo ‘a, Victor Wells acted as master 5} Pass . 64a Pass

singing: Whispering pes: Md . of eeremonies and an exciting Pass Pass

his own guitar accompaniments vame of musical chairs’ Was Opening lead: Five of se

Weldon Epp showed a delicate’ payed, The costumes were judy. North and South reached an

touch and.years of practice WIth oq jy Robin Bird. Winners were:

his rendition of the piano

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goch niques

at artista making: two. op.
peurnnees were Edward Skinp-
y and Walter Arnason playine
wiht Boogle Brenkdown and
aporlugioda Washorwomnan

glantrte eins, Ce:

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m phe numbers ware N-vont'-alel
Monvios, and d-yoar

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> Mantor of goramont{es Wak la
(1, Harrington who kept tho two-
gut show MOVIN ey mmloroe
shrage WHE a FAT ne
Prot ot the haginning, bo tact=|. MRS, 101 nko, W ne
nors| Mintater, ab a racoption given. for the Onnadian Prine. Minister and hia'w

“ }. were. one. wlala vialt ‘to: dipin, and returned bo. Ganuchit: Liat Woole ° or

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Judging was recorded on an

Jefferies...
‘Ladies in charge of the show i a

J. Elliott, Mrs.. Donald Hawry-

won

- Monday Rev. J. A, Roskam
visited the. hospital to. receive
our donations ‘to CARS... .

were: Mrs. A..B. Irvine, Mrs. &. Wednesday evening — Prince

Mrs. John. Stewa
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Mrs. Rupert Holkestad and Mrs. ||) 0. ‘Miller Bay Tidbits: Oma

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H.W. Morris of. Terrac

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Friday afternoon Mrs. M
Franks and Mrs. R. W.: Mont-
gomery from the Ladies’ Auxil-
iary. of the. Canadian . Legion:
were busy selling poppies for Re-
‘|membrance, Day. oo

Taking part in the recent ta
ent show were Mrs. Nina Doug-
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$50 went to Alec Leighton for his songs and.
guitar accompaniment of rock ‘n’ roll number “You're so square”,
and hig own. composition ‘Hand of Fate”. He was accompanied:
py Ivan Adams on guitar and Peter McKee on drums, we

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Love,” and six-youreold Lao -Ann
Porgusan sane “Animal Crockors
in My Soup" with, all her heart,
noth Miss Donalas and ttle Loe
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J.C, Stephens, Jaw breaker, aril

was served by Mes, Victor Wells,

Morven and -Miss Mary Smart.
Daneing completed avery en:
joyable evening with = Reggie
Mason at the plano.

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Rondo Alturaue’s Regeic Munson children, Patsy Sears; cal, Hueh | put declarer had to play
“Rondo que"; Regie Mason Fulmer; — spraceman, Darle ve
NA Ee treet. Tee Germscheid; cook, adults; M75
cordion 80 ath Street Raw”
Mimothy Derrick showed With Miss LM, Graham as a Christ:

live, nlaving “Anniversary Wall mas tree, A Hallowe'en hunen
on his electric mandolins Robert:

Derek sans “tits Rabilous,
with his own tar acompant-
nent: Pasqualino Pucel did well
on “MY Choating Heart’ ‘on his
accordhany the Clvie Centre
Square Dancers adding a ghy
note, dancin’ several Numbers) ss amas
were Sheri MacDonald Lynn Mc-], rt
Chan, Sandra Wohl, Anita Fer-
gunon, Wii, IInrdy, led Keehn, a
Stephen sinith, Gary Truscott, |
Hannes ald: Miss Nina Douge |:
lag, W CaNIpaser and arranger. i).
Hawn rght, sane “Molody ol

with

great care to oyereome both
: the adverse trump break and

The bidding was sound, When
South raised North's response,
the latter sensed a slam and

Mrs, B, i. Gearing, Miss i showed the ace of hearts to
| prohe further, South now rebid

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‘to’ six spades when he learned |

his side was off an ace. |

_ ‘West opened the five of clubs |
on which East played the king ..

and continued with the ace. at
trick two, forcing dummy to
ruff, The ace of spades re-

vealed the bad news in trumps, .

and made it look for al's the
world as tho East had a sure
trick. However, declarer hit
upon an ingenious method of
bringing home, the contract.

He cashed dummy’s ace and
king of hearts and discarded
first the king of diamonds and
then the ace! This rather spec-
tacular play was vital to suc-
cess, for it provided declarer
with two entrics to dummy. De-
clarer ruffed a heart in the
closed hand and led the jack
of diamonds overtaking with
the queen, He ruffed another
heart and led a diamond to
dummy’s nine. Observe this

mancuver would not: have been:

possible had South retained the
ace ahd king of diamonds. De-
clarer then Ied‘!a diamond and
ruffed in his hand for the third
time, South was now left with
two trumps, the king and ten,
and the jack of clubs, ‘The club
was ruffed with dummy's
qucen of trumps and onthe
return from.dummy Hast was

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