Page 10 The Guardian Saturday. Feb. 9. 1957

BIG LAKE Lake Huron. second largest of the Great Lakes. covers 21.!!!) square miles compared to SLI!) for Lake Superior.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

Claim Trading Stamps

per cent. lie maintained the pres- ent law reg;i.i;ting them should

Bertram Iaeb. inresident of Gold Bond Stamp Co. Ltd.. supplier-of the stamps to 95 lndepmdeot Grocers' Alliance stores it the Ottawa district stated they help independent grocers meet the

I. , 'in- of big chain stores. He added they represent a bonus

Justice Minister Garson. who also participated in the forum said a conviction was obtained in the few instances the present law was invoked. The law. in the Criminal Code since 1905. had never been rejected by the courts when invoked by provincial auth- crities who are responsible for en- forcement of criminal law.

(The law prohibits use of trad-

B B. JAY nlacxn ' ' 5' . DU 8 TO I I south den". rect play which would have, in this sonru ed H m. h .1, om, consumer and labor groups said. OQ65 stantgiiinegycliilis would bruit 3-3. it ' P":hcldU:;um':og'e3dl btufml I” '"E”3u'e .3973 50 h ldh in ndhbsampssou sp y aw. OQ53 chanuctea ((:)(iumakT1l,Z. tei:”t:icks by El" ' wppu" 9' "'9 "”"l” a slight variation of play. After "gued "my help "'depe".d"' '” W551. us! cashing me A0 0' Had” .M tail pegtii-goers meet chain store 7 "1 l'd itfrth t in W" 0"-. V K354 3 '9 W3 shhdld Shel" dellerreed ahldmiilubseaatz lullel Mkmsol" -president. of the 911092 OAK? mud c A IOII of L g9; ., 31053 f . ers. told the forum here Thursday 1-1" I It will be Obsffvtd ihnl 1' "'1! night that use of the stamps as for customers. . AKIN; is done the contract is. made. The ,. ,,,',uha,'.,d-mug gechngque 9, A fourth club in declarers can --mm lmpo,-mg . 5319, in . , , to .35g bgaggfed with dummmys six of ptraovide Dcrliiyitdizda for trading 7 - s mp pr oe . . TKQ 5 The advantage of the suggest- The stamps, given to custom: is 1"” Wdlnli ed mclhod is that the contract is with their purchases. can be'ex- South West North East made when clubs break 3-3 be changed for consumer goods. 1 Q Pass 2 Q Pass cause then declarer draws the out- usually household appliances. to standing trump; and the contract Miise Atkinson ulaidlher 15.00;) . E .g ' 1 d 1. in in dt d mem r organize on s prepare 0'”"'""g "'d'l”" "' d" :2atlinead:l':ntle:r wietii iinir clivlib: to collect evidence to present to m0nd5- 3150 sfartgd with gm-R trumps. authorities in asking that steps be

Declaier ducked the diamond Naturallyt I melhnd Oi Pliny lead and West continued with n which will be successful when the diamond. East cashing the ace and club suit breaks 8-3. or tin some king. The six of hearts was re-teases: when the suit breaks 4-2.

blank ace. West signalling Wltlll h0P9S ITO Pinned On Only the 34 the eight. rbreak.

Declarer ill8Yed the ace of5 If it is argued that leaving one spades, a low spade to the queen. trump Outstanding Stlblects dB- and men drew Eur; last trump, clarer to a ruff or either the first. After airing two man trumps. on second or third club leader. then which East discarded both hislthe answer is that declare! ls hearts, South go around to the destined 10 E0 dnwh 011! anyhow-

whicli infants

G. Gordon Cushlng.

taken against what appears to her as an infringement of the law. RAISES PRICES

executive

. - r . ice - residet of th Ca dian turned sud south won with lheil! better than a method where allgiabor gongresi um fhe sngmps tend to increase the price of food- stuffs by between two and three

up to one year can travel in comfort and com- plete safety.

p.m.-Adventures of Pierre

club suit, but East having hung on grimly to all four of his clubs.

mt declarer went down one.

Perhaps South did nothing un- usual in following the line of play he chose. but he missed the cor-

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l Are children good air travell- ers? "The best-tlie very best," says R. E. Kester. veteran BOAC steward.

"Generally speaking. they are - less trouble and better passenge s than their parents.”

South loses nothing by expoa-i ing himself to this danger. but may gain something-in this case. the contract.

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ing stamps under maximum pen- alties of a S500 fine or six-month jail term. except where they are redeemed for goods owned in whole or in part by the vendor at any time and at the place where the goods were purchased.

FIFTH BLAST DEATH

WELLAND. Ont. (CP)-Joseph Balllergeon, 38. dltd Thursday. iaising the death toll in a furnace explosion Jan. 30 at the Electro Metallurgical Company plant here to five. Baillergeon. a native of Quebec province. was unmarried. The blast wrecked a ferro-manga- iiese furnace and shot flames across the furnace room. inflict- ing serious burns on seven work- men.

Catch Them Young

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS , 1. Concept 21. Said TOP And BOTTOITI LONDON fCPl-British airline l.lfIVldel'I0l 3. Connect syn- again companies have s new motto: Scotland tematicnlly 21. Some o'i"rAwA rcPi..A peek behind "Catch them young." s Leavesanin 4. Argument time a modern painting in the Na., Following the example of Cana- lprinl) in writing ago tionai Art Gallery reveals how p dian and American air lines, the it Worship 5.Compa.s.n farchn. picturg hanger-3 on me gaHefylBFlilSh companies are going all 17- ”9n'-"”' P0IIil(abbr.) ici I 3"," re" which way is up. tom 10 make air travel enjoyable i:l.Only this 6. Backbone 23 Flowers H . The moi-3 um-3 . modem palm. ' for youngsters. . H. Tfiltlfmlx 1,Strong taste 2.5. Anger mr:ir)fI'..1 lngs arriving at the gallery now- "I! is 1115! Plain 800d h:5'nP55r" :"'l:”3"" g-glln'";'C”l 77-5 gm! adays are carefully marked "top" 5a.VS a Okesmnn 70? i 9 S1339 "I W” " "3"?" and --bmmmy imp-mid 3,-msh overseas Aim-an (Eng) 10 Tennis shoes ofsugar Yesterdays Leewa- Don-l laugh Wm," you hear the Cprporauong --we are making to l1.Watcr god it Not strong 29 Poinu 3t.WithereI old chcstut about hanging mod- i the future and building up a pool IBERW-' I9 C30” '"W"d "Hind (VIP-l ern art upside down and no one of future business." " :3s":o':;I”' 70 E'”J;'Vl"l :In"W0) g:-gIln.l0Lu noticing the difference. it has liap- l Like Transrcnnadn MP Linen. W in 9”" - "'9 pened. BUAC carries a wide range of mtw""'”K "ll" "We've sometimes hung tliem.plcture books. games and Pnllldn Eyggasudl k wrong." workshop foreman Wal- i to keep youniz passengers happy. git R be” t fer wmiiaw said. "But, usuallyti-Tor small children. there are ;5-B: ”"l the artist or someone catches the l cuddly dolls and fluffy teddy bears 56' Mar"); mistake right away.” land the training program for 'mckmme No member of the staff can re- stewardessses includes lessons in 21 Run. member-or will admit he can re- the art of cutting out chains of wpemu. member-an upside-down picture paper men. "hup actually going on show. But they BOAC hak also come up with an 29 Appu" enjoy chuckling about one that idea of its own-the skycot. a 3o'Ex(hh stayed up ended throughout an ex- small baby crib that hooks onlo 'm.uon hibillon in Western Canada. U-the overhead luggage rack and in Hope" ppm” . 32. Siouan BEDTIME STORIES '"”""' 35.Cholce m-mjm-ji morsel e 31.Psrt of The Big Bluff -ch--ch 38. English author "Tie when you find the going rough, Pussy dropped the Mouse. arched 3,. Menu" it sometimes pays to try a bluff. his back. and with every hair on ouennh -Reddy Fox. his tail standing on end so that goislnd hm. Black Pussy was lucky. Re hi5 "ill l00k9d IWIC9 35 big 35 It tl.RiverlFr.) had gone hunting down on the W35- he SD83 33 "'9 5”'3"89T- DOWN Green Meadows just when the Then before "'9 13"" 90"” "'9" l.Knaves of Black Shadows came creeping out Black PUSSY lnfned Ind Wind '0' clubs (Loot

from the Purple Hills. He knew that was when the Mice liked to come out. The snow was quite deep on the Green Meadows and there was a crust on it. it was thick enough for Black Pussy to walk on it without breaking through. in some places dried stalks of weeds stood above the snow. There were still some seeds in the tops of these weeds. Mea- dow Mice love such weed seeds. Black Pussy hoped to catch a Mouse who was after some of those seeds.

.,' a ”,W&A. 44;;-HUAIY Never in his life had Belch Pusey seen anyone like this stranger.

He moved about among the needs until his nose picked up the Mouse smell and led him to n pliole in the crust close to a big weed stalk. Black Pussy settled himself within easy Jumping dis- lance of that hole. He hoped hat

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on that Mouse. it was too much for Redd: Fox. He wanted that need-

if he was patient long enough a Mouse would climb up. No one knows better than does Black Pus- sy the value of patience. Patience and luck combined made the suc- cessful hunter.

Now. unknown to Black Pussy. another hunter was out on the snow-covered Green Meadows. it was Reddy Fox. Reddy had seen Black Pussy and had come over to find out just what Black Pus- sy was about. He had crept up behind Black Pussy without the latter knowing it. He was so near- Ly starved that he was half plan- ning to attack Black Pussy. a thing that before he had never

even thought of doing. Before he

had fuly made up his mind that

he dared to attack Black Pussy a Mouse climbed up the weed stalk and out on the snow right in front of that Black Cat..

Black Pussy sprang. He punced

home. He hadn't liked the looks of this big stranger.

Who was the stranger? He was- not a stranger at all. although he looked very strange. He was Red- dy Fox. but he hadn't looked like a Fox at all. The hair of Rt-ddy's coat is long. Reddy had made every hair stand on end. This had made him look almost twice as big as he really was. With his lips drawn back to show all his teeth he had made quite a terrify-

run. l-teddy grinned as he picked up the mouse. He turned and trot- ed back toward the Old Pasture. To this day Black Pussy doesn't

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know who it was that got that mouse he had waited so long and patiently to catch.

He Carries Do- It-Yourself To The Very limit

LITTLE roar, ac. 4CPi-The man who drew headlines recently by announ in; he had made his own dental plates from a buck deer's teeth is a versatile jack-I ofvall-lradcs. .

Francis Wharton spends most of his life in his workshop. eight miles from this town. 300 miles northeast of Vancouver.

He is a gunsmith and makes his own ammunition. a watch- maker and inventor. Several of his trigger control mechanisms for guns have been patented He made his own telescopic sights and a welding outfit.

Believing that the cost of false teeth was too high. he shot a buck deer and made himself a set with the bucks teeth.

"I ate the buck with the but-k's own teeth." he told friends gath- ered about n stove in a country

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store. "The teeth worked like ii riisrm. Eat steak-anything. I reckon 1

could bite through steel Wliill them.

"And you can tell those den- tists from me that they nrenlt getting more than 3100 of my money for an upper."

It took three hours to file and grind the buckls teeth to the right size. He used plastic wood for the plate. rnouldiiig it around the roof of his mouth. Household cement held the teeth in place.

"Why. I can even eat him now," he said.

This was not his first dental hub. in l. he says. he was a hundred miles from the nearest dentist and be replaced a partial plate and teeth from a inooae's

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