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ene erncnatanemeee Mr. and Mrs.- Peter Miller. iD TV ; Miss Ernesteen England, | RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT Of Newsprint Su . Was @ recent visit- @ or of her grandparents, Mr. and x ocraMs |Shows Increase [hirs. Aitrad Mactean > Miss Willina Gillis, Zz TV MONTREAL (CP)—Canadian | side, was a recent visitor of her o newsprint production in Janu-| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore = on Musicale ary was 553,598 tons. compared | Gillis. lene with 545,426 tons in January of| Miss Janet Millar, Charlotte- > School last year, the Newsprint Associ-| town. was a weekend guest of nie. ation of Cgnada reported here. - amet Mr. and Mrs. Rob- is Yours er. louse As there was an extra wotk-|" \isg Maxine Profitt, Chase the Life ing day this January, produc- lottetown, spent the weekend Giant tion per working day declined visiting her grandparents, Mr. ng Around aE to 20,642 tons from 21,-| and Mrs, Herbert Hutchinson. darzle tons from January, 1961.|° ‘The Ellerslie CGIT held # Production this January was er Tramp very successful Valentine Tea = ns Theatre 84.4 per cent of 1962 rated ca-|j- Ellerslie Orange Hall on Fri- a pacity in January of last year. day, February 16. a Vv News Canadian shipments in Janu-| wy. and Mrs. Albert Sha: zx ary fell to 407.208 tous trom| Jove recent visitors to the Seon _ igere 509;185 tons in January 1961. Ca-| of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Paynter of the Golden | nadian shipments to U.S. con- fn Kensington 4 sumers dropped to 397,070 tons : = eal Meco — from 398,047 tons in January|, Mr: and Mrs. Harold Gillis ° 1 Hoedown |last year. Shipments to Aus-| try wee visitors to Chasy ¢ Where Are You?) tralia and New Zealand fell to! ' a Ambrose Show | 3.962 tons from 15,843 tons in| Mr. Lemuel Day, Wellington, m Mason January, 1961. | spent the weekend visiting Mr. of Scotland and Mrs. Peter Millar. Mr. and Mrs. Shermon Hutch- Vv News ELLERSLIE inson and family, Summerside, en Forecast were weekend visitors of their w Qi Mr. and Mrs. Ord Sharpe, 0’- | Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William oft Leary were recent visitors of| Grant and Mr. and Mrs, Her- IVING ao ——n,| their son and daughter-in-law, | bert Hutchinson. Piano BUILT IN ENGLAND IN 1866 ot Mr. and Mrs, Albert Sharpe. CONTAINING A BED, 2 CUPBOARDS, ee eee ee or TAUGHT LAW F DESK. AND A CHEST OF DRAWERS a W L A N and daughter Wilma, Summer-| Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent, e side, were weekend visitors of | former Liberal prime minister, 1 her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John | became a law professor at DAILY CROSSWORD m RADIO- Coughlin. ‘Quebec's Laval University im ACROSS 5. Gift Swim- z ‘ 1. Bang the 6. Grates mer’s Miss Jean Ramsay, Port Hill, 1914. foot big a ree >» i , Stormea i. Fencer’s 1 * > Pr ¥.TY ice name sword 6 o = ‘ r d ] GRE . t oung 3 es oe Mes H Qo Fae 4 eis —~ asain c 1 Sign On CONTRACT BRIDGE 13. Doorway Oe ens neon a a =. sede aad By B. JAY BECKER a see ot ae BIAISIONINA 1g Devoi Num! . Bear’s c- CET Mec Mea, Were TEST YOUR PLAY + Conese 34 ae on Siar a a A D M I R A L | 9 6 2 TE LEVISION S A L E | Room cards . Rende! slangy * Veer West hand Three N If the queen of eae loses 27, Ween pers oo = im Resume e at fotrump. ). Perseve 1S Not jold~ ' 7. ‘attern Workshop | North leads the jacky of spades. to the ace, duck the spade re- = ete compli- ing device > @ LOWEST PRICES! Why spend money fixing Weather, Sports | How would you play the hand? | turn and win the next one. Lead payment d 32. Long view i] UP TO @ LONGEST TERMS your old set? " @K65 @Q2 the queen of hearts and then fin- | 96. Additional 19.Sounded, 34, Apple onl : Af awks 929 N’ | @AK1083 esse the nine, If it wins, your] 27,Onthe left asacat center : FIRESTONE We will give you up et, @asos [WE $1072 troubles are over. If it loses, side (naut.) 20. Painful 35. Male red 400 WEEKS i. it Is Yours hAI43 8 &KQS8 South may not have a spade to| 28. Frolic 21, Allowance deer ean 5 Section 2. You are declarer with the |Teturn (because he started with | 29.Dread ¢ . se wane 36, Canon 43. z Sagiaoe S HOME & AUTO TRADE-IN House ‘West hand at Six Clubs, North | only three), in’ which case, at 30. Gentlemen’s 22. rves ALLOWANCE lome With Helen | jeads the jack of spades on | least nine tricks are certain. If gentlemen > TO P AY! Co. LTD. ‘er which dummy plays the queen | South has a spade to return, in-| 81. Transmit =<) ‘ Ciitowa S’side dly Giant and South the king. How would | dicating he started with four, by TV | Ring Around you play the hand? then the contract is made be-| 33. Plate 2 le Dazzle @A63 aa cause North can have only four. | 34 omens Bear ¥AQ2 N | @s10 It is important to play the a7 Blue Club @AKQ WE! @31096 | queen of spades on the vpenirg i i tision News 421098 S_|4AJ753 | lead. The heart finesse taken 40 oe w Club, |later is a precautionary meas ” schaum gerd gba 1. Assuming that North hasj|ure to prevent 4he dangerous 42. Unsuitabie rf ps the spade length, which is like |opponent from getting un lead. 44. Australian ba og fe eae ly, there is a sure way of mak- | Diamonds are not tackled at all river mi) ing ing the contract. Play the queen | because that is the one way to 45. Corruption Z| Gplecsives from dummey. If the queen | go down if all suits break bad- of got to i ie sFathkos holds, lead a low heart and fin- | ly. 46, Marks to =<) try. Hoddewn esse the nine. Win or lose, you) 2, Take the ace of spades and Jet stand sa are certain of at least nine | lead the queen of clubs. it North (print.) ny Ambrose tricks— a spade, four hearts, a follows low, don't finesse—go up Mason diamond and three clubs. with the ace. Then play the jack DOWN ‘ope of hearts, and finesse. If the| 2. Vend TV News 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News jack holds’, repeat the finesse| 2 Serve point 12:08 a.m.—Local Weather and then discard dummy’s| - Naa ere 12:09 a.m.—Sign Off Spade on the ace of hearts. All See ‘a you lose is a club trick orox.) Sian-Off CKCW-TV If North has the king of hearts - avi 3-2 f is you go down, but that cannot be ‘ z Na oe aby a ae helped. 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