0 Belnee inert Dally News
aFriday, September 14, 1956

   

 

Smithers Firm -
‘Only Bidder.
On Forestry Job

   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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; ‘$44, 387. .
“Tenders. for: the. ‘work, close

ister. ‘of. forests.

closed here: ‘when tenders close

  

|. “TRLKWA=! § Only : one bidder
| submitted tenders, for:.thée ‘con-
struction here’.of -a storage: and
bunk house ‘building; @ residence
and four-car garage for. the for-| °.
estry department, it has been rer]

"Only bidder igo H “Adomeit:
of ‘Smithers: with a, ‘figure of :

‘September 6. with’, D.: ‘Oren
chief forester: and: deputy min-

’ Meanwhile. no. ‘bids’ at. all were
received for. the. construction of
‘Bulkley. River: bridge, ‘it was dis-

August: 31. with | ‘the: minister of

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1 AN ‘ASPIRING HEAVYWEIGHT himself, this two-week-old baby hippo at the Whipsnade Zoo

in‘ Bedfordshire, England, has a good chance to become Mummy's shapely equal one day.
. Weighing a mere 66 pounds.at birth, the hefty youngster now scales 75 pounds compared to
; mother Belinda’s two. tons..Papa. Henry, who. is unseen because he’s wallowing in his pool,
. tops the weighty family: with a firm three: tons,

 

 

 

 
     
    
    
    
      
    

 

  

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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

r, Abel’s No Trump Play
Nai As Good As His: Bidding

After some rather fancy bidding M Abel arriy-
ed at a reasonable contruet of three yo trump. Mr.
Champion had opened a minimum had and he suf-
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ten here). ab this was a ree-

North deater ognizable exception,

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NORTH By the rule of cleven, Mr. Ab-
Mr. Champlon | el should have known that’ Mrs
A5106 Keen held just one'spade hiehea
vkI5 than the four spot. If this card
eh a 3 happened to be one of the hon-
WRst “ BAST ors, there was nothing to° fear.
Mr. Meek Mrs. Keen But if Mr. Meek had both the
AKQ7 | SoA king and the; queen, Mr. Abel ,
vs7 3 ¥Q564 could have arranged to give him-
#8 1097642 Jself three stoppers instead of
th AQ nee m6 5
. oe - dummy al trick one,
AAQ5 2 If he had taken this simple
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East West life

Compared
For Rotarians |

Contrast.in Ife In the eastern
and western hemispheres’ was

outlined to the Prince’ Rupert

Rotary Club yesterday \by’Setty
Perldakur, University of ‘British
Columbia ‘student from New Del-
hi, India.

Speaking at the regular Row

tary luncheon meeting, Mr.Perj-
dakur stressed material and oth-
er differences between life In

Canada and Indla in his talk,
“The Cultural Aspects Belween

East and West Clvilizations.”

A Rotarian {n his own country,-
the UBC undergradnate sald.that,

Rotary contributed much. to the
co-existence of nations through
its  jellowsn. Coe eos
. Peridakur will return to
hie slides In Vancouver Monday,
He was tntvoduced by. Rotary
president A. Don Ritchie and
vhanked by J, A. Martin.
William J. Alder, former elty
commissioner now living In Vie-
toria, was Introduced as a: Etlest,

two, by playing the len from, ‘phe elub unanimously. decided

that the Rotarian project this
year would be the school:for re-

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precaution, dymmiy's jack and tarded children, Rotarians were
ten of spades would have served thanked for thelr. interest ini the

some. more uséful purpose than school by J. G., Lewls, president’

merely falling: helplessly under of the Prince Ripert ‘AS sich
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“Nearly 200 children: and teach-

| a ‘ers ‘turned: ot last’ Sunday at
; ow the opening sessions: ‘of the First
. 7 United. and Conrad hall ' ‘Suriday

H schools ‘for the Fall season, with
120 children at ‘the former and 80

: . at the latter.
wi. Two sessions. were. required to
a accominddate, - the pupils.
/ a First United all boys’ and girls
~ & oyer-eight, years of age will meet

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At First United Sunday Schoo!

-|were Mrs. Eugene Bartlett,. Mrs,
j Mrs. Albert Falkner, Mrs. Herbert

/|McKay, Peggy Dominato, Janet

: PS; Vernon: BE. Mefachern. .

_ttoday that there were a few op-

Opening

Conrad hall all over seven years, enings for pupils in the Conrad
of age will meet at 10: 15am. Kindergarten for four to five-
and all the younger children at year-olds. The kindergarten be-
Wb, ‘gan last Monday with Mrs. Ag-
Miss Joyce. Facey is superin-;nes McCaig as teacher. It op-
tendent of both Conrad halljerates from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
schools with the following teach-'Monday to Friday.
ing staff: C. R. Roberts, Mrs.| First United church kinder-
Kenneth Warren, | Mrs. William|garten will start this coming
Davidson, Mrs. A. J. “Bussanich,}Monday at 9:30 am. in the
Mrs. Robert: Cameron, Mrs. Rob- church hall. The school will be
ert Irvine, Barbara’ Marineau,!in charge of.Mrs. Robert Gran-
Anne. Davidson, Loree Faught thém who recently arrived in the
and Lynn. Roberts. - city. from Winnipeg. Assisting
At First: United chur ch Dr. A,Joccasionally will be Mrs. Thomas
W. Large ‘is . superintendent ‘ Grantham and Mrs, George Mil-
the. senior Sunday school while ‘ler. Classes are from 9:30 to

:.|Mrs, James Pinniger heads the'11:30 a.m. Am Monday to Friday.

junior school, - Mrs. O. R. Green
is. secretary-tredsurer of both
schools and: Mrs: D. W.. Burnip|
is superintendent of the Nursery
departmeni. - Pianists are Mrs.
K. F. Harding, Mrs. D. B. Simp-
son and -Mrs. Floyd Eby. Also
on hand as teachers last Sunday

 

Coyne V Wonts
More People
Saving Money

REGINA @—J. E, Coyne, Bank
of Canada governor, says that at-
,a time when there is large capi-
tal. investment in Canada “we
want to see more sayings and;
more: people hanging on te their
savings.”

. _ Mr, Coyne remarked in an in-
‘Botrakoll, Valerie. Dearden and teryjew here’ that Finance Min-
ister. Harris said the other day
that it was desirable for the
Canadian people to
thelr savings.

He cited the federal govern-
ment’s recent 4149-year conver-
élon. offer as one evidence of its
desire to encourage people to
take the long view on savings.

Further encouragement in

 

 

| William Dunn, Mrs, Arthur Os-
;wald, Mrs, Vernon’E. McEachern, '
| Harold Thoinas, Mrs. Eugene,
Pierce, Mrs. W. C.. Rosenburg, !

Dearden, Mrs: George Miller,
Mrs. Thomas. Grantham, Julia

On Sunday, September 23 a
IRally Day will be held at First
United church with parents and
| pupils Joining together in the
eee a.m, service for a dedication
"of all teachers.

. Miss Faccy,- superintendent of
Conrad hall Sunday school: said

 

 

 

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this will be given to Canadians
this fall when the lth series of

sale, he added,

This will have a “stepped” in-

. "your own fepayment plan, arranged to fit sores | Scae iis , ne ant ae
oe rate asing from 314 ‘
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The inercase In yield in the,
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eentive to owners to hold the
bonds as long as possible,

Mr, Coyne sald ae was unable |!
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rent monetary poliey with re-
spect ta eredit,

He and 10 members

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qualnted with persons engaged
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He frowned darkly when Mr.j
Abel bid three no ‘trump andj

ATTENTION MEN 5-PIN BOWLERS!

 

muttered something to the ki-
bitzers about it being impossible
to play a partial with some
people. ‘

‘The result'of this unfustified
grousing was that Mr. Abel's play
failed to be as good as his bid-
ding. :

Mr. Meck decided to lead his!
fourth best spade in spite. of the
fact that the suit. had heen bid
on his right. The six was played
from dummy. and Mr, Abel ‘von!

‘All Interested

day time or 5997 evenings.

A mectng of the men’s 5-pin bowling leagye
will be held in the Bowling Alley o on Monday,
Septembar 17 at 8:00 p.m, ar

Those wishing to enter teams in. this. league; pitts
league secretary John La Porte at Dom's Dept, -Slore 9017

League will commence bowling Monday; Sentembet 2, -

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with the nine spot, H2 went to
dummy with the ace of diamonds
and Ied back a low, club, his ben
losing to the queen,

Now Mr. Meek -Igid- down the.
king of spades, a very effective
move because it trapped dum-
iny'’s ten, Mrs, Keen discarded +
| diamond and the ace won. Mr.
‘Abel now led another ¢luh, hop-
ling the ace was on his right. |
| Bulb again Mr. Meek won. This
‘time his queen of spades dropp-
ed dummy’s jack, then his: sey-
en dropped Mr, .Abel’s last ens,
‘the five. The trey of spades won
‘the setting trick, :
AN EXCEPTION.

Mr. Abel could hay avoided:
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