10
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
30,
1950
PflYUlimjn.iunvumnn
1
MACOONAIQ
CAREY
Bill
Hanson
Passes
Away
Son
of
Former
Member
For
Skeena
Dies
Suddenly
in
Toronto
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Black
On
Bridge
woot
By
Easlcy
Blackwood
Olof
Hanson
Jr.,
better
known
as
"Bill"
Hanson,
died
suddenly
I
will
agree
with
vou
that
Mr.
Dale,
the
expert
c
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x
v'"'
l
Hit
i
on
bridge
Humanics,
pushed
his
cards
pretty
strongly
yesterday
in
Toronto
to
which
i
.
,
,
,
city
he
had
moved
only
two
u
i:j
!-
I
today
tc
reach
game
in
spades;
Of
course
he
did
nae
(
wecks
ag0
from
Smitner
Ho
1
a
good
hand,
but
he
was
romancing
just
a
little
when
was
the
son
of
oiof
Hanson,
prominent
district
industrial
!u
ui
ij
.04-.Mnrlin
I
lie
uaiyiliy
illlfHU
OppUMtC
X
ncon-ouuuuiu,.,
and
former
MP.
for
Skeena,
whose
office
here
was
advised
partner.
Mr.
Muzzy's
last
trump
and
then
laid
down
the
king
of
clubs.
Mr.
As
you
kno-i
Mr.
Dale
con-
j
late
yesterday
of
his
demise.
The
news
will
be
received
with
a
deep
,
sense
of
shock
by
many
local
Abel
won
with
the
ice
and
could
I
siders
not
only
'.he
cards
he
ww
jaw
i
holds
but
also
the
quality
of
the
j
do
no
better
than
return
a
heart
Shower
Honors
Irene
Paulsen
Miss
Irene
Mostad
and
Mrs.
Knut
Rysstad'wore
joint
hostess-es
at
the
home
o;
the
latter
last
Thursday
evening
in
honor
of
Miss
Irene
Paulsen
whose
mat-riage
to
Otto
Mostad
will
take
place
shortly.
The
evening
was
spent
in
Dlav-
GIFTPARrr:
which
dummy
s
queen
won.
Mr
defense
he
is
likely
to
get.
Mr
mends.
Bill
Hanson
had
been
In
ill
health
for
years
and
it
was
his
condition
that
made
it
seem
advisable
to
leave
for
Toronto.
Thirty-five
years
of
age
and
born
in
Prince
Rupert,
deceased
received
his
education
in
Prince
Rupert
and
went
to
McGill
Unt-
Muzzy,
the
master
of
discovering
and
executing
wrong
plays,
was
on
Mr.
Dale's
right.
On
his
left
was
Mr.
Abel,
usually
a
good
player,
but
one
who
is
easily
thrown
off
his
game
by
his
partner's
errors.
If
you
don't
push
your
cards
Dale
discarded
a
diamond
on
that
trick
and
threw
another
diamond
on
dummy's
fourth
club.
He
had
to
concede
two
diamonds
at
the
end,
but
he
made
his
contract.
Mr.
Champion,
who
always
makes
the
"right"
bid,
probably
would
not
have
been
in
this
game.
But
Mr.
Dale
tries
to
make
the
winning
bid
,not
necessarily
For
Mom
-'Sis
and
Baby
Now
You
can
save
time
and
anxiety
by
doing
your
shopping
here
where
almost
everything
you
need
can
be
found
on
an
easy
one-stop
shopping
tour.
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...
r
x
.
r
f
I
versity
where
he
took
his
Bach-I
elor
of
Commerce
degree.
Later
i
he
was
artlrled
for
the
prartirp
I
playing
against
Abel
and
Muzzy,
I
you
should
never
push
them.
1
'
Look
at
the
defense
Mr.
Dale
got
on
this
hand.
of
law
in
Toronto
but
gave
that
He
knows
it
Is
the
"B
ritrht
"
bid.
Z
"Z:r
I
P
tor
health
reasons.
Early
in
""T;T;
;
iA;r0T
World
War
n
he
enlisted
in
1
the
ing
various
games
after
which
a
basket
of
gifts
was
presented
to
the
bride-to-be.
Following
this
refreshment.
were
sprvd.
Those
present
were:
Miss
Irene
Paulsen,
Mrs.
Peter
Wikdal,
Mrs.
Olor
Mostad,
Mrs.
Jacob
Hansen,
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
S.
Pos-tulo,
Mrs.
F.
Mostad,
Mrs.
Olav
Rysstad,
Mrs.
H.
Blake,
Mrs.
E.
Llndseth,
Mrs.
R.
Fos.su
m,
Mrs.
V.
Fossum,
Miss
Irene
Mostad,
Mrs.
Knut
Rysstad.
people
cards.
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable.
North)
(Mrn.
Krrn)
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West
Ka-t
(Mr.
Alirl)
(Mr.
Muzzy)
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large
selection
Of
prized
"nitR
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yuui
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r-
For
medical
attention,
Reuben
Munro.
a
native
boy
from
Aiy-ansh,
was
flown
into
Prince
Rupert
by
Norman
Jermyn,
QC.A.'s
pilot,
yesterday.
Capt.
W.
C.
Poulton,
district
commander
of
the
Salvation
Army,
who
has
been
stranded
at
Alyansh
for
the
past
three
weeks
due
to
ice
conditions
on
the
Naas
River,
returned
by
the
same
plane.
Heavy
Christmas
mail
52
post
chance
of
satisfying
everybody
your
Christmas
list
.
.
.
and
Ion
of
still
staying
well
within
your
budget.
If
you
have
any
special
hard-to-deal-with
prob
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
but
was
discharged
on
account
of
his
health.
He
then
joined
the
staff
of
his
father's
concern,
Hanson
Timber
and
Lumber
Co.,
and
had
been
at
Smithers
since
then
until
moving
East.
In
addition
Co
his
mother
and
father,
whotwill
have
the
sympathy
of
many
friends,
"Bill"
Hanson
is
survived
by
his
widow,
Jean,
daughter
of
Capt.
and
Mrs,
David
Ritchie,
Prince
Rupert,
and
one
sister,
Mrs.
Donald
(Llnnea)
Sutherland
of
Victoria.
First
advice
of
the
death
received
here
did
not
Indicate
the
funeral
arrangements.
M-s.
C.
Paulson
arrived
in
tho
city
a
few
days
ago
from
Teme?
for
a
visit
with
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
ahd
Mis.
II
A.
Haverson
lems
just
ask
our
bift
Coun
South
(Mr.
llalr)
S
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5
4
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7
5
3
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The
bidding:
iith
Ut-ot
North
Kut
IS
3
H
Pass
Pa
Dbl.
Pass
a
S
Pass
.
3
S
Pass
4
S
All
pass
Mr.
Abel
opened
the
seven
of
sellor
-
.
.
Ynii'll
your
office
bags
full
were
delivered
to
Aiyansh
in
two
separate
mall
janswer
in
a
jiffy.
flights
by
the
Queen
Charlotte
Ibo
come
on
down
todav.
No
Airlines'
pilot,
Norman
Jermyn
yesterday.
hearts
and
the
ten
was
played
hustle,
no
bustle.
No
traipsing
around
fighting
against
time.
You'll
find
the
solutions
tn
from
dummy.
"Not
through
the
i
-j
Iron
Duke,"
said
Mr.
Muzzy,
,
coining
a
phrase,
as
he
roared
i
For
action
use
News
classifieds
Montnil
!
yo
:
Ir
t
your
problems
here
.
.
.
.easily
pfob'tn
ohm
h
n
!
up
with
the
king
of
hearts.
Mr.
uickly,
inexpensively.
(
Dale
won
with
his
singleton
ace
..".---
vawawav.
.va",
moolii,
buntiriif,
4mUi
ki
I
L.
i!.LL.
I
and
eyed
the
good
queen
in
1
dummy
with
considerable
satis-I
faction
(cidi,
tllulii,
MA,
J
!
'"v.-:."
J
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
OF
COURSE
Uint
nd
Krtlead
En)
k
cIim
.
.
.
K'l
mUiiU
j
The
old
boy
now
led
a
small
?
'
spade
to
the
king
and
returned
jl
quality
mi
mint
alt!
MommI
T
dummy
s
ten
01
spaaes.
wan
a
'
minute,
where
is
the
lead?"
ask-
I?
HJ'X"J
.1
V
VjnJ
ir
i
tconomicil
tniik
lei
i
,
Via
'
J
j
Monad
HIGH
ed
Mr.
Muzzy
at
this
thought.
J
,
Any
thought
Mr.
Dale
might
'
have
had
about
going
up
with
1
'
the
ace
of
spades
at
trick
three
;
,
was
now
dissipated.
Undoubtedly
j
the
queen
of
spades
was
in
Mr.
,
Muzzy's
hand.
And
even
after
,
.
Mr.
Muzzy
was
convinced
that
!
the
lead
was
actually
in
dummv,
'
S
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1941
Qf
.
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Gal.
Sc
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WiJt
Ckc
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Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
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Plymouth
900.00
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566
?!
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Second
Avenue
.and
First
Street
oi
Colon
toiT
i
I
he
did
not
cover
the
ten
pt
spades,
which
play
would
havesji
given
him
a
sure
trick
In
the
suit.
,
(
I"
Well,
that
did
it.
Mr.
Dale
took
another
spade
finesse,
extracted
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:
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