The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
18,
IBM
urling
Club
Sponsor
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in
Legion
Hall
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BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
'Father
of
Bride'
To
Open
Ambitious
Drama
Program
The
Prince
Rupert
Little
Montreal,
New
York,
New
Orleans
Theatre
this
month
will
launch
!
and
Boston.
HEART
ATTACK
SENDS
K00TEUAY
MP
TO
HOSPITAL
OTTAWA
CP)
H.
W.
Herridge,
CCF
member
of
Parliament
for
Kootenay
West,
is
recovering
in
hospital
here
from
a
heart
,
attack,
a
member
of
his
family
said
Sunday.
He
has
been
In
hospital
for
about
two
weeks
but
is
expected
to
be
discharged
this
week.
He
has
been
advised
to
rest
for
several
weeks
before
returning
to
his
seat
in
Parliament.
1
the
Canadian
Na-j
;
Club
staged
their
Friday
night
in
the
under
the
sponsor-Canadian
National
I
Association
in
a
a
rase
-membership.
the
organization
i
for
members
and
guests
and
membership
badges
were
given
out
by
secretary
Fred
Blade.
Among
officers
attending
were
president
John
McLean
and
Mrs.
McLean.
Doormen
for
the
evening
were
Joe
Klrnbauer,
Malcolm
Blair,
George
Aldcroft
and
Harry
McDowell.
Refreshments
were
served
with
Jack
Paul
and
Bill
McAra
in
the
kitchen
and
R.
Long,
B.
Sharpe,
M.
Mitchell
E
Hemmor-s,
I.
Mitchell,
B
Dunbar
and
Mrs.
Bill
McAra
serving.
Proceeds
from
the
dance
were
earmarked
for
curling
elub
Analysis
May
Distract
Partner
in
Next
Hand
On
the
hand
before
this
one,
Mr.
Heinsite
had
explained
the
five
no
trump
grand
slam
force
in
great
detail
to
Mr.
Abel.
It
is
a
conventional
call,
asking
partner
to
go
ahead
to
a
grand
slam
if
he
has
two
of
the
top
honors
in
the
agreed
suit.
Along
with
leaders
of
the
local
Little
Theatre,
Mr.
Dobbie
feels
there
Is
no
lack
of
dramatic
talent
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
hopes
to
utilize
that
talent
In
this
year's
comprehensive
program.
The
opening
play
of
this
year's
program
played
to
an
audience
of
over
750
in
Terrace.
"Father
of
the
Eride"
is
a
laugh-filled
story
of
the
stormy
path
to
the
altar
of
Father's
eldest
daughter.
Directed
by
Mrs.
Loreen
Mc-
Mr.
Abel
became
intrieued
Coll,
the
play
stars
Bud
McColl,
Edna
Cooper,
Carol
Dale
and
Roy
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Hrlusltr)
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East
(Mr.
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TUB
SINGEX
UF.
CO.
its
most
ambitious
program
to
date,
with
sponsorship
of
the
smash
Broadway
hit,
"Father
of
the
Bride'
to
be
staged
January
31
by
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Drama
Association.
The
Terrace
play
will
be
the
first
of
five
major
Broadway
productions
to
be
staged
here,
with
the
other
four
planned
by
the
local
Little
Theatre
players
themselves.
The
four
plays
will
be
chosen
for
wide
appeal,
as
evidenced
by
long
runs
on
Broadway,
and
for
their
adaptibllity
to
the
Instruction
of
drama
here,
another
new
project
planned
by
the
Little
Theatre.
Instrumental
in
planning
the
ambitious
program
is
Ian
Dobbie,
professional
dramatic
director
now
residing
here,
who
has
agreed
to
direct
Little
Theatre
productions
and
launch
classes
In
all
phases
of
dramatic
work
here.
Best
known
for
his
work
In
directing
the
Totem
Theatre
in
Vancouver
and
the
Vancouver
Little
Theatre,
Mr.
Dobbie
has
also
seen
action
on
stage
in
his
native
England
and
In
many
points
throughout
Canada
and
SINGER
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Kent
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by
llie
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for
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in
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Clinic,
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with
the
Idea.
In
today's
deal
he
used
the
bid
himself
bt
Mr.
Heinsite,
holding
only
one
of
the
three
top
spade
honors,
signed
off
at
six
spades.
Mr.
Dale
opened
the
Jack
of
diamonds
and
the
ace
won.
Now
Mr.
Abel
promptly
laid
down
the
pee
of
spades.
He
paled
as
Mr.
Dale
showed
out,
discarding
a
small
heart.
Later
he
lost
two
spade
tricks
to
Mr.
Champion
for
a
minus
score
on
his
big
hand.
He
overlooked
the
simple
safety
play
with
this
trump
holding,
that
of
leading
a
small
spade
toward
dummy
and
Just
covering
whatever
spade
Mr.
Dale
played.
Thus
if
Mr.
Dale
held
all
four
outstanding
spades
and
played
the
five
on
the
first
lead,
dummy's
nine
would
win.
Or,
if
Mr.
Dale
put
up
an
honor,
dummy's
king
would
capture
it,
the
nine
would
drive
out
his
Fourteen
tables,
were
in
play
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
dance
and
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(Mr.
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The
bidding:
South
West
North
.
East
2
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Past
8C
Paw
3
8
Pas
6
8
Pans
6
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Pass
6
8
All
pass
whist
party
in
the
lodge
hall.
Prizewinners
included:
ladies
Jlanned
ntly
first
Mrs.
Signe
Jensen,
second
Mrs.
H.
Grlndstrand:
men's
first
J.
Kilby,
second
Egil
Somes;
j
door
prize
O.
K.
Olsen.
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The
committee
in
charge
in-
:
eluded
E.
Somes.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Morgan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
H.
Pettersen
and
the
United
States,
including
Knut
Rystad.
making
after
every
hand
and
particularly
In
the
long
and
un-requested
harangue
concerning
the
grand
slam
force.
How
much
better
off
Mr.
Heinsite
would
be
If
he
forgot
about
making
lectures
on
obscure
bids
and
plays
which
come
up
only
once
In
a
blue
moon.
k
planned
heat-!
ravs
for
itself
vars
through
ml'ort
that
pro-I
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health
fur
m
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MILK
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tranced
Wa
Installation
cf
officers,
eluding
new
president
O.
Johnson,
highlighted
In-A.
this
a
a
A
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1
lird
Ave.
w.
gncd
other
honor
and
Mr.
Abel's
ace
;
and
10
would
pick
up
his
two
small
ones.
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As
the
cards
actually
were,
Mr.
Dale
would
show
out
and
dummy's
king
would
win.
On
the
return
of
the
nine,
Mr.
Champion
could
cover
or
not
as
he
chose,
but
he
could
never
win
more
than
one
trump
trick.
In
other
words,
the
lead
of
a
small
spade
first
would
abso--
lutely
guarantee
no
more
than
,
one
spade
loser
no
matter
how
1
the
trump
suit
was
divided.
Normally
Mr.
Abel
would
have
I
made
this
safety
play.
He
knows
about
it
and
has
made
it
be-!
(
fore.
But
in
this
rubber,
his
mind
was
engrossed
in
the
I
analysis
Mr.
Heinsite
had
been
I
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Crowds
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Queen
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also
protected
with
the
Golden
lined
Vacuum
Sealed
Can.
VIOLINIST
-
it
ELNA
NEW
month's
meeting
o
the
Prince
Rupert
Valhalla
Lodge
No.
67,
at
the
lodge
hall.
Other
officers
installed
were:
vice-president
Mrs.
I.
Victch;
past
president
A.
O.
Morse;
chaplain
Mrs.
B.
Bjornsen;
mar-shall
Mrs.
K.
Miller;
recording
secretary
Mrs.
E.
Kosang;
financial
-cr"tary
Mrs.
I.
Rystaad
and
treasurer
Mrs.
C.
Fossum.
readers
Anoiher
great
film
"Contrary
Winds"
at
the
Regular
Baptist
Church,
Tuesday,
8
p.m.
Everybody
welcome.
(It)
A
woman
of
"Imagination,
Emotion
and
Perfect
Musical
Taste"
Wednesday,
Jan.
20
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p.m.
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BUTTONHOLES
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it
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$30.00
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$15.00
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Advertising
in
the
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News
Brings
Result;
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
i
of
Edinburgh
reached
Christ-!
church
tonight
on
their
New
i
Zealand
tour
after
travelling
by
train
through
the
magnificent
'
"southet
a
Alps."
;
To
maintain
schedule
the
train
red
to
roar
thnnign
a
number
of
stations
where
crjwcls
had
gathered
for
a
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of
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them
at
Christchurch
station.
Army
and
air
force
trainees
helped
oolt-e
ho'd
them
back
until
the
Queen
and
duke
stepped
from
their
car
at
the
Clarendon
hotel,
where
they
are
to
stay.
Then
the
crowd
broke
the
cordon
for
a
close
view
of
the
royal
couple
before
they
disappeared
Inside.
The
Queen
and
duke
have
no
official
engagements
tonight.
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LAW-AWAY
PLAN
Credit
Women
Review
Course
Members
of
the
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Bolton
Sunday
afternoon
to
review
their
credit
educational
course
in
preparation
for
examinations
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the
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of
January.
This
will
complete
the
second
year
of
study
of
retail
credit
methods
by
the
club.
Award
certificates
nre
given
by
the
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Retail
Credit
Association
to
all
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members
passing
the
tests
each
year,
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completing
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credit
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Educational
Chairman
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"'"on
no"'
h
the
new
study
manuals
for
ihy
year's
course
oni
will
be
"IviiHr
them
out
to
members
early
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