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CONTRACT BRIDGE

Opening lead—king of spades.

pletely averted.. . ?

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+ West led the king of spades

against the four heart contract. South won with the ace and re- turned a spade, intending to ruff,

* i East

ten, South realized that if he ruf- fed low in dummy East might be

arp criticism in the estimates committee. Edmund Morris ‘PC—Halifax! tangled with David Sim, deputy minister of national ‘revenue_for customs and excise, over the $5 fee charged against commercial importers at border points during weekends.

‘Mr. Morris said Canadians were being impeded from doing business because of the hours set by the government. Government administration should conform to the wishes of the public and not the public to government admin- istration.

Mr. Morris said the $5 penalty goes beyond the intent of Parlia- ment and supplants legislation by administrative order.~H#-the rev- emule department was going over the head of ‘Parliament, the mat- ter should be explored further.

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: in position to overruff. Since oo declarer could not very well af- vuinerable, ford to trump with the ace, he ~ Norns decided to ruff with the ten, hup- zé } ing that West had been dea't

A108 the jack. A&2 But East had the jack and ov- * 4108658 yenruffed, and South later had to exowers os, = ee” a club trick ox? ss Qse2 was partly of his own doing. He missed a comparatively simple Ase play which would have offered a @KQ643 far greater chance of success. In- @K97 stead of trumping the third spade mAt lead in dummy, be should have Me viding: made West @ present of the trick South Weat orth Bast by discarding a diamond from ‘3 “¢ ad ene Deciarer should size up the sit-

suming the suit breaks reasonab-

can accomplish his purpose by ruffing a diamond in dummy in- stead, after he disposes of one of; dummy’s diamonds.

By conceding a spade trick, he merely substitutes a spade loser for the diamond trick he would lose even if the ten of hearts won the third trick.

The diamond discard nas the

the contract entirely on the loca

tion of the jack of hearts.

Canadian Customs Criticized By Halifax Commons Member

“I'm sensitive to any charge of

bureaucracy,”” Mr. Sim said. ACT AUTHORIZES FEE

The deputy minister said the authority for the special fee is: im the Customs Act passed by Par- liament and that a cabinet order provides for the $5 levy.

“‘We want to discourage people from doing business at odd hours,’’ Mr. Sim said.

He added that he had never heard of a complaint in this "e gard from Halifax.

“I’m not talking about my rid- ing,” Mr. Morris said _tartly. “I'm talking about the principle.”

He said Mr. Sim had not made a good case for not having a seven-day week in the customs branch at border points.

The matter was raised initially by William Benidickson (L—Ken- ora-Rainy River) who said com- mercial importers have to pay the $5 fee Saturday and Sunday though international bridgeg are manned 24 hours a day all week by customs men.

MW the charge were not made, the department would be eon ducting business at ali hours and would have to increase its staff.

The following: is the report of Monticello School for the month of February.

Grade VHI: 1. Arlene MacDon- ald, 2. Lillian MacDonald.

Grade VI: 1. Bernard Mae- Donald, 2. Joseph Larkin

Grade V: 1. Joseph MacDonald, 2. Clair MacDonald, 3. George MacCotmack.

Grade IV: 1. Billy Richard, 2. Shirley Peters, 3. Eldon MacDon- ald

Grade Ti: 1. Gerald MacDon- ald, 2. Pauline MacDonald, 3. Sandra MacDonald.

Grade II: 1, David MacDonald

Grade IA: 1. Barbara MacDon- ald

Grade IB: 1. James Peters

es Arlene MacDonald 96.3. Highest average in Junior Gra-

des Gerald MacDonald - 97.4. Teacher, Anne Christian.

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