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Senate commerce committee, on
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US. Angler’ Lauds
‘Northwestern B.C.

‘Northwestern “British. Columbia, with its matchless fishing

and rugged ‘unspoiled scenery,
magazine, Co

In an article with map, entilled
“British Columbia's Virgin Wat-
ers,” author’ Claude M. Kreider
gloats with enthuslasm on the
fine sport he had on a recent
fishing trip which took him from

'\Prince, Geerge to Prince Rupert.

“The fishing in the Skeena

 

tributaries, he found, was ideal
‘with clear. waters, deserted by

“He gives an account of a bitile
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strength for such
game,
Mr, Kreider. mentions with

“River in‘1954,.and. says he be-
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- others as big er bigger await-
ing the anglers who have yet
to: discover. many of ihe

inthis country.

‘salmon, which can go to
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Prince Rupert Daily News .

issue of “The Fisherman,” national U. 5. outdeor and wilditfe

awe the world record 36-pound
1) steelhead (aken:in the Kispiex

streams and lakes that abound -

_ As the author points out, the
fisherman In this country has. a
wide choice of.sport—Kamlucps
rainbow, mackinaw: and giant
lake trout, up to the great spring
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“Mr, Kreidr says that he anc
his‘ companion’ found excellent,
fishing in the Morice River, near
Houston, where: he found what
he describes as “perfect fly wat-

    

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for wading, with a-secure cobbie-
stone bottom. The result was
three days of what he. cails,
“Gorgeous sport, with the river
all to themselves.” a

‘So little known is this ‘rich
river, says Mr. Kreider that taey
never: once did see a trace of

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Mr. Masters Makes

“The point is that you should
not double for a takeout just be-
cause you have a fairly good
hand, say 14 or 15 points in high
ecards. You should also be able
to play any suit your partner
bids—or you should have a good
suit of your own.

 

dhat the summer steelhead’ had
been running for a month; with
large ones and even salmon duc
al any time.

Mr, Kreider gives a helpful
account of travel and accorn-
modation facilities available
near the Skeena River, aud
-praises the beauty of the
steamship trip through tie
Inside. Passage: from Prince
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signing of. three’ holdover play-
ers for the 1956 Western: Intec-
provincial Football, Union season,

They are:Ron Meadmore, end,
Bill Hutton; centre, and, Mick
Miller, halfback. All are from
Winnipeg and played with the
Bombers last year... —

 

 

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another. angler, despite: the Tact |

“When you make a takeout
double over an opposing bid of
rene club, you know. your part-
jner can respond at the one level.
If you are not vulnerable and jf
your distribution is favorable
you can double here on little
more than average hand ins high
cards.

TWO LEVEL

But from an opposing opening
of one diamond .on up, the
chances Increase that partner
will have to show his suit at the

rule from a textbook, but only
common sense, to tell you thal.

KWOOD
‘By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

On Dale’s Minimum Double

Before you decide to make a takeout double, ask
yourself this question: ‘Will my partner be pleased
when I lay my hand on the table as the dummy?

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your takeout double as the open-
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make a takeout ‘double over a
one spade .opening, you should |
have a fine hand. Here, it is:
absolutely: certain that partner)
Will have to show his suit ab the,
two range. -

‘Are you prepared to guaran:|
tee that your side will not he in|
serious trouble—cven if parte:
ner has practically nothing?

A MINIMUM, ° .
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about. three and a.
tricks, was just about a mini-

ability and the fact that the
opening bid was a spade. ~

= Mr, Masters knew, his partner's
double was not shaded. He knew
he was obligated lo show his
best suit atthe two level, no mat-

Last Night’s Fights
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NOTICE

The New Telephone Dircctory will be Issued |
_ September Ist, 1956.
Persons or Firms wishing any changes in
this Directory must submit them in writing to the.
Telehone Office, 248—3rd Ave. West, by July

Oth, 1956. |
A. E. JANES,

Superintendent.

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ly made a jump response in chibs
and then went on to game when
Mr. Dale showed his-club fil. The
contract was a‘reasonable one

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{DIAN FIGHTER

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