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Page 12 POWER FAILURE ( from Page 2) "blacked out". All our machines, camera, plate maker, typewriters and printing machines are electrically operated. We have no windows and you can believe this reporter that - those T.V. ads to the contrary - flashlight batteries just don't light up a light table worth a darn. So - the staff sat - walked around - went for coffee and waited for three hours then gave up and went home to come back in the evening and get on with the job! TOWN TOPICS (continued) Visiting at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Don Boudreau are daughter Claudette and friend Marion of London, Ontario. Mr. & Mrs. P: Shrier and family of Aberdeen, Washington were the guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Salesse. "Who put that sprinkler in left field?" MT TERRACE BAY NEWS on ridge se Mes SD) ) AD (CE) SD) AND) IED () EIN AD) ) ED) OR) ERE) EDO) ED Vul: E-W South (D) NORTH $QJ7 HKQ875 D104 CA JS EAST $1083 "HJ42 DJ987 C1062 SOUTH SAK542 H3 DKQ62 CK43 THE BIDDING: South West North 1S Pass 2H 3D Pass 3S 4S Pass Pass LEAD: SPADE NINE South has a powerful hand with support from partner and his forcing bid of three diamonds indicates his preference for suit contract and his strength. South could have bid two spades but this would be a weak bid show- ing 13 to 16 points and a bid of two no trump could be inserted but it runs the danger of a weak club suit. North could bid three no trump after three diamonds but chooses to support partner's spades and South carries on to game. West has a difficult hand to open the play and he chooses to lead a spade to protect the possible winners in the other three suits. A spade lead would hurt declarer if spades were 4-4 but as they are 5-3 it becomes a hindrance but not a bother. South wins in his own hand and leads the heart three to dummy. East Pass Pass Pass . The play of the ace would leave declarer with two sluffs on the K-Q of hearts but not playing the ace would give declarer a safe trick in hearts. The lead of the heart three is actually a finesse for the ace. Whatever course West takes, the hand will make five. If he takes his ace, declarer wins the return, draws trumps, and sluffs two low dia- monds on the good hearts. If he refuses to take the ace, declarer plays three rounds of diamonds, ruffing once on the board and concedes two dia- mond losers. July 6, 1967 THE HOME TEAM "He got caught stealing, and frankly I'm glad! BEEFEATER BILLETS NEEDED (from Pg 11) This fine young band and corps of Majorettes is featured in a nation- wide centennial tour in July. Uniformed in the dress of ;the Beef- eaters, complimented by the Jesters, the colours burnt orange and ebony black; Officially the Vancouver Junior Band, this youth aggregation has won over 150 awards for musical excellence in top competition in Canada and the U.S.A. Citations for artistic achievement and public service has been received from the Provincial Governments of many of our Provinces, and from Governors © of Eastern and Western U.S.States. The band ;has appeared on many radio and T.V. networks including GEN. ~CiB.G i+ A.B.C . ond N.B.C. FOR SALE - 2-Siamese kittens, purebred, $15. each, house broken. Phone 199 Schreiber .