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The Bidding;
North East ,_ South West
1C IS 3H Pass
4 H Pass 4 NT Pass
5 D Pass 6 H Pass
Pass Pass-.
WesxsTead is the nine of spades.
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First look at the north south
'bands only. This hand was
° - • played in a, recent duplicate
tournament, and many
people scored a minus score
:With the•,north south 'hand
_by choosing an infers*r_line
of play. Howwould you
play to the first four tricks?
Co •ides that jf you. play
^°Cixe�' „front: diut sin
the spade nine it will be co-
vered byeasts king.
There is really more than
-one way to make this hand.
One could finesse against
-east having the`king of dia-
monds and proceed -to pro. -
'duce 12' tricks if the play -,
-succeeds; •,tw`o -diamonds, a
,diamond ruff, five hearts,
olt s..and the s aide. Ace Pr
2 tricks. Most pia -yrs,
figured out that trying..the
...club suit was better and
could produce 13 tricks for
a better score, besides the
diamond finnesse might
lose.
So nOw, three -rounds of
. hearts drawing trump and'
the ace king of clubs and
when east showed outof
clubs on the second round,
they had to go down one.
All those 'who decided the
right line of play was the
club suit forgot one thing;
After drawing all the trumps
you cannot make .the hand,
if clubs break three one. If
they break three two yO'u
do not have to draw all the
trumps to avoid a ruff, the-
refore, yo'u oti1rhave to
we rry-about a . three one
break- so thr best play is to
,draw. two rounds of .trump
and then- play clubs.. (east
cannot ruf aLnow
the third club -and get back'
to the dummy by drawing
the .Iasi trump. As it turns
out, in this hand the best
play is the only line of play'
that works..
..� _Wouldn't .It be fu,i .if . we
could conjure up from. their
neglected graves Sir John A
and the other, ' Fathers of .Cori.
federation,,, and take them ort` a
tour of the nation -they tied to.
gether 100., years ago, with
string and serllingwax?
�.: Would therth nk -hey had
budded well? Would they swell.
with pride over the nation tat
has emerged? 'Would ° they,look
with awe on what has been; ae-
complishe'd?. Or would they cry,
as ,with one voice, :'Lemme
' outa here! What have you done
Seaforth Legion
--0#iters ' Installed
• SEAFORTH—. R J. (Gus) Bou-
ssey was 'installed last- week
as president of Branch 156, Royal
Canadian Legion, • Seaforth,
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succeeding D" Orlean Sills.
Mrs. Cleave Coombs was in.
stalled for a second term as
president of the women's auxil-
iary,.
uxil-iary,.
Otlr'srs installed: -Charles
Wood, William Dalrymple, vice-
presidents; Morley Storey, trea-
surer;, Ronald S. MacDonald, sec-
retary; Cleave, Coombs, ser-
geant -at -arms; Rev. Douglas Fry,
chaplain; William O'Shea-, Peter
Malcolm, R. S • Bolif George Hays,
Elmer Rivers, GordonScott, L.B.
Mdlanson, ,F. A. Dobson, W. D.
Smith, John Wood, John -E. Long.
staff) W. D. Stephenson, com-
mittee chairmen.
Other auxiliary officers; Mrs.
Hartman 1-iiusser, Mrs. Gordon
Scott, Vice-presidents; Mrs.
Kenneth Coombs, treasurer;
naso Gra rr secretary.
Mrs, :'rank Walters, sergeant -
at -arms; Mrs; James McNairn,
Mrs.''Harry Jessome, Mrs. Fred
Chapple, Mrs. James Sallows,
• committee conveners.
toour glorious Dominioh?"
The physical changes in_
those 10 tiny decades, a flea-
„ bite in the . human span, would -
surely impress them. The vast
towers of steel and concrete in
our cities; the ribbons of road
and rail that span the conti-
nent; the St. Lawt°ence"Seaway.
And surely they would - be
thrilled by the vast technologi-
cal leap made since they stood
together for that stiff portrait. ••
in Charlottetown. They would
be dazzled by the simple facts
sof electric light and Bower,
flight by jet -liner, radio, televi-
sion, the telephone, the auto-
mobile, oil -heating, air -condi-
-----tinning; -and-a--thousand-'other-�---
things we take for granted:
But how would- they feel r'
about the, country they created
after the . f ancy wrapping came
off the toys? After they'd seen
the Toronto City,-- I1a11 and
flown across the country- in a
few hours, and plunged into the
bowels of a modern' mine, .and
gone up ' Ina chair -lift at Jas-
per, and faced annihilation in a -
Montreal cab, 'arid groped for
their drink in a• gloomy cocktail`
lounge? x
Behind the glittering_ play----- .
things,, would they' really find
much • change in the country?
Not at this time of .year, any-
way. It would be still t Sham-
bling • geographical monster,
buried in white, tail turned to
the north wind• Only a sprin-,
kling of lights, a few curls of
smoke, and a few ants crawling
about -would suggest it was -not
straight itit of the ice ages. `
And if Sir John A."and his
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fellows lifted that familiar
blanket of white and peered
under -,. t, would they be sur-
Prised- and delighted by yvhat
they saw? Would they pereelve
a mature,, virile, independent
people -proudly proving that the
twentieth century belongs to
Canada?
One look would reveal a ma=
lerial prosperity „and comfort
beyond their dreams.. But _ it
would show that ia lot of other
things they were familiar with
had 'not- changed or improved.
in 100 years. Fear of the U,S.,
corruption in high places,
French and 'English-- Canadians
wrangling, dirty fighting at Ot-
tawa,- the taxpayers being
--.bribed. ' with their" Wn money,
the rich
getting the and the
poor- getting chi dren: a famil-
iar world to, The _Fathers. ,
But the sorrow might change
to horror when they looked bei•
yond the familiar things arid
saw that the healthy -looking
body was` riddled with' disease.
The pollution of air and water
would make then furious. Th
soaring rate of divorce, Dig
addiction, homosexualism, alco-
holism would appall them. The
number, of dead on the high-
ways. each year would sicken
them, The power of huge mono-
polies would ..frighten them.
And the apathy of the average,
well-fed Canadian would dis-
..gust them.
No, we'd, have to divert their
attention quickly, and turn it to
other thing .that would' dazzle
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Chapter
Gathers
The members of Beta Sigma
Phi met on the evening of Jan.
10 at the home of Mrs. Walter
xattinttrn.
The' cultural program was pre-
sented by Mrs. Marion Hayward
on the topic The Connoisseur.
Refreshments fol'tbvSed.
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them. Perhaps they'd be -1rnw
pressed by some of our great
cultural traditions. developed,
since their time. Like the Grey
Cup Game, when the punks and.
the drunks take 'over. Or Hock-
ey Night in Canada, one of our
• .great national customs, when
'this entire, sprawling nation is
linked together into' a warm,
friendly group -of idiots, rising
as' one mart 'Id' fetch another
;beer when the commercial
comes ohe.
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- Maybe they " d enJo t y a our
one ,of .our new atonile energy
Plants? Put 1 wonder what
they'd think of the pictures of
Hiroshima?
We 'could tell them what 'we
did inthe two great wars. put
one look at the tax bill for de-
fense would give them apo-
plexy.
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