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TUESDAY APRIL 3rd. 8.30 PM.

ADVANCE SALE AT:-s

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ADMISSION 532.00 PLUS TAX

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Ciiiicii-mi under l4 years are not permitted to visit pulivnts.

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The boaster finds that in the end

A loss of standing will attend. -eold Mother Nature. . 0 .

Grandpa Pelican sat. on his fav- iorite big rock. swimming about him was Brown Booby. Both had their heads tipped back. They were watching Swooper the Pirate, who is called Frigate Bird and some- times Man-0'-War Bird. though why such fine sounding names should be given to this long-wim:- ed. fork tailed robber of lesser folk is not at all clear. His easy, graces nil flight. is beautiful to watch high against the blue, blue sky, but, nobody really loves him; his heart is black as his coat for he lives in true pirate fashion hy rob- bing those smaller than himself and those less quick of wing.

"If I were as big as you that robber would never tall-c a fish away from me,” declared Brown Booby.

”I'm not afraid of him." declar- ed Grandpa Pelican. "I would like to see him try to take in fish away

- from me."

"So would I." chuckled Brown Booby. who know that Grandpa Pelican was hoasting.

"Yes. sir. I would like t.o see that follow try to take a fish away from me. He knows better than ...n...:....;jg,,ggg

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Certain wcllsknoun experts are still arguing over the best contract in the following hand, which came up in K team-of-four contest.

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to try anything like that," boasted Grandpa Pelicani

Just then he saw Grandma Pel- lean coming to join him. She would flap her wings a few times then hold them out and glide just the way a boy or girl runs and slides on ice. She was quite low over the water. suddenly she flew higher, turned in a half-circle. closed her wings and shot -head first straight down into the water wlth- a splash. For a moment she was out of sight. Then she bobbed to the surface. tipped her head back with her big hill pointing to the sky. and swallowed some- thing. 0! course it was a fish. Both Grandpa Pelican and Brown Booby knew that. She wouldn't be swallowiniz anything else. Both tool: to their wings and flew to- ward her.

Before they reached her Grand- ma Pelican was in the air again. Brown Booby dived and at almost the same instant Grandpa Pelican pointed head straight down and tall straight up. Splash! He hit the water and disappeared. An instant later he hobbed up on the surface. He was facing in exac'iy the opposite direction from the way he had faced when he had dived. It looked very much as it had turned a somersault under water. Whether he had or not he had cau:ht a fish. Compared with this his loss of dignity was of no importance and. of course. turnin: a somersault. was anything but dignified for one of his age.

Brown Booby caught. another fish. so did Grandma Pelican. Grandpa Pelican was back up in the air. The fish he had caught was small and he had swallowed ii. Now he was looking for an- other. A school of small frightens ed fish being chased by larger fish were so close to the surface that now and then one broke wt-.. ter. Grandpa Pelican picked out the biggest one he could see.dived

right in his ears.

Grandpa Pelican shut his bill a little tighter and tried to dodge. Compared with Swooper the Pi- rate he was slow and clumsy.

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I west, led the l19)l:l'T.u:9ll. ialllil "Il)rop it!" screamed Swooper . -. - .

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South won and led a spade. Wen; usly. Grandpa Pelican didn't like HPPY AND CAP STUES

ducked. and dummys queen. 0 the sound of it. one bit. He shtv.

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, ' rs Rm-iv MV NEW LAWN, ice-and dummy was then "dead.' tle of air through stiff wing foam- are t -. ” ,'IhevnutL'omo was a one-trick de- ers. R. swift. black form shot past

:feat. of the contract. him. nnrtthnt fish was caught 1).-

At the other tahle South rearli- fore it hit the water.

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GUQL" WE MUST BUY 'EM A NICE .PRESEN V ted five diamonds via thisseque'"".I ' "Who was it wanted to see that ' x MN: 3 I ' R lrgbbgr try to take a fish from J” K south um: mirth Inn-t him? asked Brown Booby A little Cr, 1 1 . Pars I Q I girls later. I iafs. I waif-"J ,0Gg:::D! Pelican pretended not

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East's marked jack would obvious- ly fall: so, hoping that Smith would think East had the ace and had held it up, West again ducked without hesitation. This was im- aginative defense, but South was not to be misled. He went right. up with the spade kllli. then ruf- . fed the spade six. Now he ruilcd -1 his own heart five in dummy- and made West. win it spade trick J by leading the ten and discarding ' a. club on it. West had the choice

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