Page 12 The Guardian Tuesday. Mar. 5. 1957

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By Br JAY BECKER

lar. that is. when the was drawn;

West dealer. as an opponent. a condition it was Neither side vuingngh not always possible to arrange. Nor". dThe exhpgri South playeroigid 1:)- - I ' "t was in no in o Osi bgy iriflt.-dl lwith when the hand: 'AQ7 shown was dealt. He had just fin-I zsgzoyz ished pltaysng a rubber lwith Syl- via wit isastrous resu ts. WEST EAST As a matter of fact, the rubber .K97o3 C533 had gone pretty smoothly except QN853 .943 that at one point during the bid- ::37 3109754 Wing of one deal Sylvia had said K5 something she should not have SOUTH said and paid for it to the tune O AQIO of I400 points. Aside from this one Q K-II trifling incident. South had no 0 Q-78 cause to be excited. QJ983 Now that he was against Syl- The bidding, via -East- he was able to relax. wen Norm nut south ll-lt1e won the! glackdrliiflm sggdfs nu lg Pu. 2NT e queen. c a o. o P". 3 my. and played a low club. NT Sylvia, being Sylvia, played the

Opening lead-six of spades. 'kfil1is'- zhehilaghilge-'kiIl'dSl:13'-(lil!:i llrkliule , . . otiir an ig. ein now ing pruccss. when -the complexi-Vexpressmndims lhf":"1y.T'he"Vhmi ties (it the lame and the princi- parm" '9 I0 T ”'c "A5 n "ma pics that giiiern it are a solid I me "um Mn" N pm up the

Publishing New Encyclopedia Ccincidiana In Near Future

OTTAWA ICPl - The I7iI'ICyCIlt-l pedia Canadiana will he rcady for the bookstands by niidsuninier.

Dr. John E Robbins. iii charge

of the work. said in an interview the first five volumes of the lil- volume encyclopedia will be out. in June. The remaining volumes will follow shortly after. Dr. Robbins and his shift of IS began their task four years ago in a downtown Ottawa office. They enlisted the help of xtIfIIi' 1.! 000 Canadians in preparing spe-t cial articles. obtaining data and doing research for the new full- scale encyclopedia. : EARLIER WORKS

Previous Canadian riiii'clopctl- i:-is include The Encyclopedia of Canada. by University .-'t-sociatr,-s of Canada at Toronto. lirst pub- lished in 1935 with W Stewart Wallace of the l'niirirsili' of Tor- onto as general cditiii Appar- ently the only one before that uas the six-volume vinrk puhlished by

for the United Nations.

'"lL appealed to me." he said of his appointment as chief editor. "it seemed something more than worthwhile. something would be a contribution to Canada.

The cutivclopedia contain: some Il.ll00.tI)0 words. divided into 10.- 000 articles. It has accounts of ev- i-ry Canadian L0l'TIH1llIIIly with a iupulation of 300 or more-and of smaller places that have histori- cal significance.

It has 3.000 biographies and ar- ticles on every phase of Canadian life. industry. farming, arts. eco- nomics. A 32 - page atlas is in- (llltI9d and the books are pro- fiisely illustrated. Many of the li- liistrations are in color.

Special attention is given Can- arias expanding northland. said Dr. Robbins. ”We have taken nos- KFSSIIITI of the North in the Cana- dinna.”

Local liistorians from almost ev- cry Canadian centre were invited to submit articles.

MIC KEY MOUSE GRANDMA

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GOLDEN FRIED OYSTERS OR

Syltia H iPI'i popular incniber of .thc f'l1ll) vtlicrc she played. Popu-

wanted to learn as quicl-tly as pos-l

high card.

In her confused state Sylvia as- sumed that since her partner hadl ldeali she was the third hand and therefore had to play high. The club king held. Sylvia returned a ;spade. and declarer went down one.

if she had played a low club. as would S('PlTI to be normal. de-i clarcr would have made fivc no- trump. You should have been around to watch South sputter.

BEDTIME STORIES The First Loo

l ln iili.il is strange dntli wonder lie. Too 1IIll'I1 Sl'l'lI it soon will die.

--Old Mother Nature.

'lllli'Iitt has a place in the Green

l-'uri-st iiliicli always had been

a ithe must loncsonie place there. lt.”r5" 1”"? 5 Wh Pokm M5 head 0m

-was (lfll'l( and gloomy there and niost of the Green Forest folk kept away from it. Now it promised to .be the liveliest place in all the iGr(-cii l'ioi'est. Yes, Sir. it promis- ed to he the most lively place in- kteait til the must lonesiiiiie place. And it it as all on account of bab- ies.

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You see It was their first look at the Great World.

High in a tall tree was a big nest. In it were two fast-growing babies. They were the children of Hooty and Mrs. Hooty. the big-

Rau- gest Owls in the Green Forest.

Down below. under a great pile of brush which really was an old fall. were the babies of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Bear. They had been born under that windfall in the middle of winter. Their mother had crawled in under there and made her bed when the first heavy snow tell. She had slept there most of the winter. Now the cubs had their eyes open. They had been born with their eyes closed. as kit- tens and puppies are born. They

3345 P-In--An0l'l100l1 MUSWIJC were forty days old before their P-3-'r&0a”;:5cY oD90df Minsk little eyes opened. . . .- . , 5:30 :.m.-Kiddies Kartoons Mfr? f;'"'"VM”' i";""V :3” k':f"' 6:00 p.m.-Open I-louse . .y F e 9' S" e 5 9 aw 6.30 CFCY Televismn those tubs were under the old ' p'm"TNews windfall. hslie was worrying be- cause of or own two babies. She gjg Gum? knew all about bear cubs. She 7:00 p:m:.Grem 5:90" Thrill. knew what mischievous scamps 7:30 pimrpnon Mess” they were. She knew they were at too D m gm! TW" home in a tree when they were lit- sgm p'm;J”w Brouww tlc even more than. on the ground. 9:30 p:m:gPi(,k me S”'"' She dreaded the time when they 10:00 vnm-niixplnrmions would come out from under that

great pile of brush and begin to climb. She was afraid of what they might do to her own two hab- ies.

So it was that Mrs. Hooty kcptl a sharp watch while she was at home. The trouble was. her grow- ing babies needed so much fnodg that she and Hooty were keptl busy hunting. it seemed as

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VIIIOSE babies never Could get e- lnougli So ll was that iliey had to be left alone more or less. it just Jiappened that both she and Hooty were at the nest when for the

from under the old windfall and they saw him do it. A momen. lat- er. a second head appeared.

"Two." said Hooty.

"I hope that is all.” Mrs. ilooty.

The two little heads disappeared. then re-appeared. first one then” ithe other. The four little eyes so newly opened were wide with won- der. You see it was their first look at the Great World. it wasn't much of the Great World they were sce- ing, but it was very. very wonder- ful to the two little cubs. They were seeing trees for the first time and a tree. any kind of a tree, lit- tle or big. really is a very wonder- ful lhing if you really look at it.

”What little things they are!" exclaimed Hooty. "When they were born they couldn't have been much bigger than Robber the Rat.'

As a matter of fact. when those cubs were born they had been just the size of Robber the Rat. Of course. they had grown since. but they were still very small. ”If -they would come out. we might even catch one." said Hooty.

Just then. Mrs. Buster Bui- came shuffling back home. Hooty no longer had any idea of catch! ing one of those babies.

Thinking Of Home

When snow banks melt and dis- appear

And sleeping hills awake again

Well realize Miss Spring is here-

And sing to her a glad refrain.

replied

A homing yen spring gives to me

rid you dear stranger will under- stand

If you will visit some time and see

Pruiliendltdward lsle's enchanted

From Charlottetown to Montague YOU will enloy a pleasant ride - And he enraptured with the view Stretching far on every side.

Close to Moiitagua'a bridge A brick and fieldstone emblem stands - Built for postal service long ago. By townsmen'a skillful hands.

fine new

During Riel": rebellion they began

And foundations for it laid-

But the younger men were called away

And this one year their plans de- layed.

Dear old bear-on on the hill. Your golden light still Ihinet Upon your lofty ledge

-1 am so pleased you will remain. l "God bless" your friends so loyal- Who saw the value of your being In the annals of a museum royal.

'lNow. may the creek be dredged to flow.-

Fnr its lost enchantment to redeem That nature lover: may see and

DOW

The sacred spot of which I dream.

Yes. let us hope to have a cause- way.

"Nine miles of waterway to span." It will be a grand attraction. May treat sueceao be in the plan.

it would bestow the Joy of freedom

To.and from Prince Edward Isle-. avotd the "waiting" hind-

ranee

which to many enema a trial.

-LEN A VESSEY. Portland. Maine

(Formerly of Montague).

81'. MARY'S ROAD 3.

The following la the Februa report of St. Mary's Road. lag school

'oi-uio ix. i. Gertrude Daley. oi-use vm. i. maeiiiia Daley. Grade Vl. I. Anon Daley. 2.

J. Castell Hopkins at Toronto in IP99-I900. i

Dr. Roliliins iias selected in hcad the work by the tiriilicr Soci- oty of Canada because of his ;'Il )cars' rcscarcli cxpcricnre uith the Bureau of Statistics. lieail Ill the hurcaiiis information division.

The Canadiana also is a diction- nry of Canadian words. To Ameri- cans. ”:umbo" may be a rich uiiip, but to Canadians. particu- inrly of the West. it is a sticky clay. To the Western Canadian also. a ”hluff" is not necessarily ii clilf. but might be a grove of he was editor-in-chief of the (lan- ("er-s. ”llackmata(-k" to an East- ada Year Book, c-rner is a shipbuilding term, but

In 195! he visited Pulcstiiin to in the Westcrncr it is a larch or study the Arab rctiigt-c prnhlciii t.'iinarat'k

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