CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 16, 1979

Bridge Beat

By JOY KEILLOR
Defensive Bidding
: Defensive (competitive)
bidding is the term used
en both sides compete for
ntract,

Defensive bidding is
more difficult than an uncon-
tested auction because your
opponents’ bids often use up
some: of. the bidding space

it you want to use.

However, defensive bids
can be helpful, as they often
tell ‘you the location of
} missing high cards and give
{ you a- clue as to your

opponent's distribution. Also,
you can re-ovaluate * your
> hand,
: Should you hold the
: king of hearts and your left-
hand opponent overcalls the
heart suit, your king is
; probably worth zero now, but
if your right-hand opponent
bids hearts and you have the
hing, now it should be

. treated like an aco because

the clues are that the bidder
holds the top card,

Don't overcall a suit that
you. wouldn't ,.want your

-partner to lead to you. -

ercalls
An overcall is a bid made
after an opponent opens the
auction. When you make an

* overcall, you are'really open-

ing the bidding for your side,
Since you already know that
one-third of the total
strength of the high cards is
probably in the openers’
hand, the ability to take
tricks is much more impor-
tant than high card strength.
Therefore, you will often
pass with a hand that you
would normally open when
you do not have a “good” suit
to bid and an opponent bias
before you.
A-— $ ae J, XXX,

‘ K,Qixx

{Your Turn

One of the important functlons of any newspaper Is
to provide readers with a means of Indicating their stand
on important issues of the day. That's what Your Turn Is
tall about — a chance for you not only to take a atand on

in issue but to find out how many other people {eel the

same way.

_*

WX,
This hand is a sound one
spade overcall of an opening
heart, digmond or club bid.

Six

This is nota good hand
for a spade overall. .Both
hands contain the same num-
ber of high card points and
both would be opened one
spade if you were the first
bidder.

The minimum require-
ment to overcall is a five-card
or longer suit. Never overcall
with a four-card suit. Treat
all overcalls by partner as if
they had opened the bidding
and respond accordingly.

Questions? Any unusual
hands? Write Joy Keillor,”
care of Box 3007, Castlegar,

NATIONAL EXHIBITION
Cl

ENTRE
The Children’s ‘Art Exhi-
bition from China will be
featured at the NEC in

loyou say?

Vancouver ‘city council 's community
services committee recently
Skid Road alcoholics be held i in custody and
forced to undergo a compulsory treat-
similar to the provincial government's con-
troversial heroin treatment program. Thea
committee members, urging the gover-
nment to pass legislation allowing judges
to comit chronic alcoholics to a maintenan-
ce-treatment program for up to 90 days on
the advice of two doctors, say such a
program would mean large savings in
costs resulting from the accommodation of
chronic alcoholics in hospitals, jails and
psychiatric wards. But Bert Hoskin, chair-
“Eman of the Alcohol and Drug Commission
— which administers the heroin treatment

rogram. — says the plan won't work
peeause there would be problems getting
“© an alcoholic before q judge in r

hysical or mental condition within 24
fours of being picked up 2 oe What

Castlogar till Aug. 80.”
ee ow
dis:

2 tory
; play will be on view all.

summer at the NEC. A
miner's cabin, a: carpenter's

.. shop and‘a smithy ‘will be

featured,
. . .

The centre is open seven .

days a week from 10:30 a.m.
to 4:80 p.m. all summer.
. ca *

The Nelson Singles and ||

Single Parents Club will host

‘an evening campfire sing-a-

long at Sanspit, Aug. 18, and

“it will be for adults only.

-% 8 8

+ You are invited to list
your events and activities in
book Bend

ment program? 2

Mail to:,

out l coupon.

YOUR TURN,
BOX 3007, CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN 3H4

Please check the box of your choice and in-
elude any written comments with your elip-

Yes] NOC

Should public employers’
groups be accredited?

AUG.1 RESULTS: A

, time.

us .a not

printed—to: Pes meake Box
3007, Castlegar, B.C. VIN
3H: pen

“A delicious

and nutritious .

dessert
Cooled and’ eaten in.
slices,’ watermelon makes -a
quick delicious dessert . or
snack. Scooped into melon
balls, it'adds flavor and color

. tosalads. It takes at least 12

hours to coot a watermelon
Properly, and the melon can
be held in your refrigerator
for about one week. ~
Watermelon is good for
your digestive system, and it
seems to calm the stomach.
when eaten just before bed-
A Minch slice of

and
multi-employer bargaining in public: sector labor relations ae
opposed by 100 per cent of the votes cast.
The deadline for ‘this week's ballots is 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 21. The deadline.for last week's vote on-
. MLAs’ salary increases was 5 pam. Tuesday, Aug, 14, |

126 calories and id

contains about .

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Trail pharmacist fo operate new outlet |

Pharmacist Ray LeRose
has. been named as. the
owner-operator of Shoppers
Drug Mart’s new Trail outlet.

David. H.

control

Born | and in
l, LeRose went on to
Oregon State University
where in 1954 he graduated
with a bachelor of selence

cated
for the) company’s ae to’

the ind

lustry -
Coude in less than a decade. «

seein iby.

cred al prmatlenes od
vther ces,

western division
Shoppers’ parent company
Koffler Stores, last week .
announced LeRose, a Trail

native who has bee: Serving * 12,
Cc

LeRose ‘and his. wife
Carol have three, child

der’ guidelines-set ‘down in rit

Nancy, 19, Jill, 16, and Gerry,

city
tical needs since 1954, will bs
responsible for the operation
of the 7,000-square-foot retail
drug store, .

Active in community
affairs, LeRose has served as
president of Trail Jaycees,
the Trail unit of the Canadian
Cancer, Society, Comniunity

‘Chest, the Kootenay Indust-

rial Development Associa- '
tion, the Chamber of Com-
meree and served as an
executive ‘member of the
Kinsmen Club of Trail.

RAY LeROSE
owner-operator-

THREE DAYS ONLY

Thursday, Friday & Saterday

f on (the
opening of the® now. ‘Trail
store last week, MacDonald

credited Shoppers’ sophisti-,

hlao:agréeniont... with
Kolftler Stores Limited, Shop-

pera’ parent company.
In return, Koffler pro

Drug. Mart stores offer an

I

ted, health ang bonny items,
vitamins, cosmetics, over the
counter’ and® prescription
drugs, paper ‘products and
bacco,

i © Belf-servica’ shopping
with wide aisles, | mass ;mer-

of pi clear.

pea Shick features:

eal
sri, wi of products that
is primarily drug atore orien-

ly identified © sections, low
pricing policies and shopping
cart convenience,

_owner which includes store, - f-

SELKIRK NZ) COLLEGE.

‘requires a

FORESTRY INSTRUCTOR

Due to stat h this ositl
become ava mes

“DUTIES: To teach courses in the Forestry Tech-
nology program. Courses are: B.C. Forest
Policy and Land Monesement Silviculture;
other courses.’

QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelors Degree In For-
estry (Masters degree preferred) plus
R.P.F., 3-5 years of related professional
experience in industry: priog teaching ex-
perience would be an asset.

STARTING DATE; Position welll start Septem-
ber 10, 1979

APPLY TO: By August 24, 1979, to:

n has

Personnel Office, ,
Selkirk College,

ox 1200,
* CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN3J1 ;

Family of Four.
3 Days and
3 Nights

Includes;

"Kitchen Unit &Boat o

. ($2.00 each additional person)

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and enjoy one o
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Frudsonis Bay Company :

:

gi
“music scene a few years back,

“HERBIE HANCOCK:
Feots Don't Fail Me Now ©
“When disco first /hit the

“rock lovers thought it was.a
passing fad... , f

Like most: passing fads,
disco is still with us, and one

vibegins to realize thé‘effect it

really has had on the in-
dustry ‘with. the. increasing

number of. artists experi-
. menting in that direction.

Frank Zappa gives us a

‘distorted disco feel with the

‘album Sheik Yerbauti, Déo-
dato ‘gave’ .us a -taste of
:disco-jazz with the 1978 re-
lease Love Island, and. an-
other, jazz man, Herbie Han-
cock jumps in feet firat, with
Feets Don't Fail Me Now.
Never known to sit at his
piano and watch his contem-
poraries pass him by, Han-

* cock displays his versality as

Goh,
Comin’ Tor you, {
LOOK OUT! .
‘Although he is a better
than, average solo “artist, ’
Hancock shines as performer
when he appears with’ his
contemporaries, Still; if the
Village People are considered
_ the top disco hari,’ remem-
ber-this: it's not de hands, it’s
de feet,
BOB JAMES ‘fouchdown
-" Musie’is* so diverse you '
have categories, ‘and then

you have categories ‘within™ °

categories, Although I doubt
that it is considered a specific
class of jazz, mellow jazz is
definitely appoaring more
and more these days, Moh

‘8... nothing more
enjoyable. than

wine, * an: ‘interesting

companion, and. a” mellow .

atmosphere. If you haven't

a an
while sacrificing his forte, the
acoustic piano, But then,
that’s not where disco is at, is
it? 2
True to.the genre, Han-
cock sticks to electric piano
and synthesizer, with thump-
ing bass and exuberant hand
clapping inthe background.
Of course: disco is nothing
without the additional repeti-
tious two-or-three-line lyric.

auch’ an event,
Bob James’ latest release is
recommended for any begin-
nor. James not only wrote all
the’ cuts, but arranged and
produced. them well, He
never lets the: band really
‘stretch out, because that’s
not their purpose’ for being
there.’ :

If you're going to play
mellow jazz, this is‘one heck’
of a line up. James plays a
variety of key ever 80

does
» add a little more than usual,

but the chorus is'still the only

thing you'll ever really hear.

;Ready.or Not is an. ex-

” ‘eellent .example of the two

. Verse song
Ready or not, .
when the beat gets iol
G get ya high,
Shake shake we gonnamake
the temperature rise.”

nicely,-and is complimented
by Hubert Laws, Eric Gale,
Ron Carter, Steve Gadd, and
an army of other excellent
backing inusicians. A football
graces the cover; and ‘if
James’ intent is to express
the highlight of the game in
_ music, the album reflects the
ecstacy of the event, rather.
than the frenzy. i

Ges Trudeau. ap-\,

ie ‘parently. failed to tell all‘ in.

the autobiography presented
to, Castlegar “News/Mid-
‘Week, Mirror ‘readers
April.’

Opposition: “Leader

in \
‘ head ‘of the Liberal Party
~ along with the couple's recon- -

Pierre Trudeau's estranged .

ees

wiis—whose’ beck Beyond
Reason was serialized in only ;
the. CasNews/Mitror in
B.C.—describes an abortion
she had at 17, a story "Pierre
asked me never, ever to talk
about,” in an ¢xclusive inter-
view in the September issue’
of Playgirl ‘magazine, |:
The doctor, an alcoholic

_ who had lost his practice, had

been referred to her by ‘her
hairdresser. “The: ‘doctor +
didn’t even give me a Valium,
He just took that knife and
ground that baby out of me,”
she says.

At work: next day in'a
Hudson's Bay: store, she
flushed the fetus down a
toilet. 2 S

The Playgirl article will
be carried by, the Toronto
Sun Syndicate and’ the: Los
Angeles Times News Serive.

* The magazine is due on news-

stands:-today. ° -

Trudeau’ says in the
Playgirl interview that be-
cause'she lied to her Ottawa
doctor about having had a
baby before, when she was”

‘married to the prime min-

ister, the birth of her first
son Justin caused “great
panic” over RH disease." *:

“She has RH-negative

‘blood and the aborted child’s
father, a football player, bad

RH-positive blood. .“The. ab-
ortion was enough to sensi-

'tize me to.that blood.” Pierre

Trudeau, she says, had

moponsored:b by:

352-3000

- blood: that
cout give her. either ‘an

itive or an RH-nega-
es baby. ee .
-Despite warning from.
doctors that. she should not:
conceive again, Trudeau says
of a recent romance with

} black singer Lou’: Rawls, ‘

Le Vital Statistics

BIRTHS —
SIBILLEAU — To Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Sibilleau, of Nel-
son, a daughter, born August
4th.

Ls * *
SMITH — To Mr. and Mrs.
David Smith of Nelson, a son,
born August &
MAKAROFF — To. Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Makaroff of
Castlegar, a son, born Aug-
6.

: oe * e

ANDERSON — To Mr. and

Mrs. Carl Anderson of Ne}-

son, a son, born August 7.
° oo o fs

MATHESON — To Mr. and
Mrs, Brian Matheson of Nel-
Son, a daughter, born ie

“BENSONi- fo Mii Game Mra. G
Albert Benson of Trail, a son,
born July 21.

FAULDS — To Mr, and Mrs.
James Faulds of Nelson, a,
son, Lat “August 1: R

TURNER— To Mr. “and Mrs.
Stewart Turner of Nelson, a
daughter, born August 8..

JOHNSON = ” To “Ve. and
_ Mrs. Johnson: of ‘Nelson, a
son, born August 2.

oe. s
MILSTED — To Mr. and
“Mrs. Laurie Milsted of Ross-
land, a daughter, born July

ee ee
CONNORS — To Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Connors of Trail, a
daughter, born July. 25.

Just what we needed:

For years, credit for the
origin of the phrase "OK" has
been given to the Choctaw
Indians, who had a word
“oke” meaning “it is” and a

word “hoke” meaning “yes.”

But now the editors of
the’ Merriam Webster’ Dic-’
tionary say “OK” was born
out of an annoying. habit
popular with Boston news-

“paper” men in the 1890s to

abbreviate everything in’

sight.

Merriam - editors say
“OK” was the Boston news-
paper abbreviation of “oll
korrect” and:had to vie for
space with such abbrevia-
tions as, N.G. (n0 go),
R.T.BS, (remains to be
seen), S.P. (small potatoes)
and O.F.M. (our first men).

The craze reached its, |

‘401 Front St, Specs
965-3639

an extra origin for OK’

zenith with, a aul

* W.0.0.0.F.C.,

IERE:.ToMr. an
a Gilbert. of Teal, ‘a
daughter, born July 26.

t . Ld *

CHEUNG — To Mr. and ee

- William Cheung. of Trail, a

son,.born August 8... <
OBITUARIES
CLIARELLI — Raymond Ci-
arelli, 56, of Trail, died July
$1 in Trail Regional Hospital.

.Funeral ‘service was’ held
~ August 3 from. Carberry's

Memorial Chapel with Father
Jim Ratcliff officiating. Inter-
ment was in Mountain View
Cemetery.

* * 4
WRIGHT. — “Mrs.” Isabella

Wright, 77, of Kel form-*

»

“Don't you think we could
have a_ beautiful , chocolate-
colored daughter together?”

Rawls, “a beautiful man
who 0 just wants to be good to
me,” asked her to him:
the first night they met, stie
says.

‘Trudeau, also confesses ‘

to spending :a night with

. movie star Ryan O'Neal; and

says U.S. Senator Ted Ken-

nedy is aman she’ will -

“always love - very, very
deeply” because he com-

forted her when’ she. was .

hospitalized for emotional
strain in 1974. fe

“He came to my rescue.
Completely,” she says, “I was
resdy to leap out the window~
«.. we had a_ telephone
relationship for. ‘a few

months, He would call the'at *

different times, and. we
would talk. about love and.

Shoppers prefer:

piped-in music
in supermarkets

‘Checkout lines seem to
‘move faster with music.

The publication Progres. -

sive Grocer: says .a solid 77
per. cent of ‘shoppers ee

‘ ed in. New’ Yor

ao:

markets said they. definitely

liked hearing piped-in ‘tunes ©

while they paced the aisles.

And “70 per. cont believed :

Mies. GPE, Store

tomers in that type": : of.

rking environment.”
‘The magazine also said a

similar number of shoppers

“thought standing in line at
the checkout ‘seemed to take’
less time when music was
playing in the background.

_ “Creating the illusion ‘of .

a faster checkout may be an

important aspect of the music |

questions that retailers fail to
recognize,” Progressive. Gro--
cer speculated.

PUBLISHER
ihe. Costlegar News and the
Mirror are bol
rublsheat by the Costle News Lid.
rate. fo the

erly of Rossland, died August
-1, Funeral service was held
August 8, at Day’s Chapel of
Remembrance in Kelowna.
Cremation.

E controlled circulation newspa

Couttager News is $13 per yeor.
The price by eee is 28¢, and on
newsstands ii
Second. sleee abil registration
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e Mid-Week Mirror is §

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‘band-had planned to an’

: Christmas Day address. But

; writer to tape-record her side
‘of the’ conversation with
- Trudeau a few days after he
‘lost the May 22 federal

‘Minister. Joe Clark “if he has’

¢ an issue. |.

Trudeau says her hua." |
nounce his resignation. as

cillation in. Trudeau's 1978

he didn’t wish t her to work as
an actress for fear of her:
“sexual energy.”

Sam’ 5

ood

(Nursery. & Florist hy
uaa

£ dvbed

Neighboui

Salute

She allowed the Playgirl

election, the first time he had
called her in two years, In it
she jokes about losing the
swimming pool at 24 Sussex |
Drive,to Joe Clark “who can't
swim because his head's so
heavy it sinks.”

She also says Prime

_ Send your letters to:

snow 9H Bae Hae someone recently gone | out of his or. her'wey to. Help yout;
_ Welte and tell us about it.
The selected Good Neighbour of the: Wesk will recel\

‘courtesy of SAM'S NURSERY & FLORIST, along with the ''Gaod Ne feighbou
‘certificate from the Castlegar News/Mid Week Mirror.

t

ood, kjnd, aii:

hy
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Us

@oop NEIGHBOUR SALUTE"?

CASTLEGAR, 8.c,
VINSH4

the balls‘ to live upto: bis Sues
convictions and.do/some of |.

the things he promised to do
«2 ike denationalize Petro
Canada .. . will probably be
defeated on the floor of the
House’ of Commons” within
six montts.

have been Il for several

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