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Mr. and Mrs, iden Allen Koraiff

—Photo by Brother's Studio

Trail-Castlegar couple a
to make home at Riondel

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic
Church in Trail was the setting for the
late-afternoon ceremony that united Leona
Patricia Arcuri, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Arcuri of Trail and Larry Allen
Keraiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keraiff of

Castlegar.

Rev. Jim Ratcliffe heard the marriage
+ vows at an altar setting of dried flowers and
‘ feathers in white baskets. White bows with
<dried flower centers decorated the guest

pews,

Organist Bev Vlanich of Trail accom-

panied soioist Florence Catalano-Carenza of,

Toronto, who sang “The Wedding Song,” “O
» Perfect Love,” and “For the Beauty of the

Earth" for the ceremony, “Ave Maria” during

the signing of the register and the psalm
+ “God Created Earth and Heaven.”

Given in marriage by her father, the
bride entered the church to the strains of the
traditional wedding march, wearing a gown
of silk organza with a three-tier train of

: Chantilly lace. The bodice of sequins and
pearls featured a Queen Anne neckline and
: the long lace sleeves were enhanced with

: buttons at the sides.
Her waist-length veil,

banded with

Chuntilly lace, was secured by a bandeau of
pearls and lace. Her arm bouquet was

d of one dozen }

d white

+ roses, interspersud with fern and baby's

breath.
For the tradi 1 hi

blue,” the

Deep turquoise and burnt orange was
the color theme used in the ensembles worn
by the attendants, all of whom were sisters of
the bride. Their floor-length pleated princess-
line gowns were topped by cape collars of
Spanish lace and narrow ribbon encircled
their waists.

* Each wore a single silk flower in her
hair, matching the color of her gown and
carried a bouquet of orange mums, white

daisies, fern and baby's breath, with green —

ws,

Mrs. Corrine Steven of Trail was matron
of honor, and bridesmaids were Rosanne
Arcuri of Trail, Cheryl Benton of Mackenzie
and Shannon Steven of Trail.

The bride's niece, Miss Kari Benton of
Mackenzie, was flower girl and the groom's
cousin, Master Kevin Keraiff of Trail, was
ringbearer.

Mr. Frank Clarke of Castlegar was best
man, and ushers were the groom's brother,
Mr. Bob Keraiff, Mr. Scotty Moffat and Mr.
Phil Koochin, all of Castlegar.

. The Tadanac Hall in Trail was decorated
in white, orange and green wedding theme
colors for the reception. The bride's brother,
Mr. Victor Arcuri of Fort Saskatchewan, was

. master of ceremonies.

‘The toast to the bride was proposed by
the bride's uncle, Mr. Chas, Catalano of Trail.
Mr. Frank Clarke presented a toast to the

beide carried her grandmother's blue rosary;
and the “something borrowed" was her

mother's pair of pearl earrings.

The newlyweds honeymooned ‘in Banff,
Lake Louise and Calgary, prior to tkbe up
residence in Riondel, B.C.

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Bridge Beat

By JOY KEILLOR
OpeningLeads  .
Opening leads’ must be
divided Into two sections: |
1) leads against no trump
2) leads against suit contracts
7 No-Trump Leads
Against a no-trump con-
tract, the purpose of your
opening lead should usually

be: :

To establish your long
sult so that the small cards in
that sult will produce winners
for you or lead what your
partner bid in order to set up
your partner’s bid suit.

This purpose will dictate
yuur choice of suit and card,
There are three general sit-
uations, s
1) Your partner has bid a suit
2) Partner has not bid, but
you have a long suit of your

own
3) Partner has not bid and
you have no suit of your own
that offers possibilities.
1 Your Fares Has Bid A
Suit

Unless you have a five-
card or longer suit that you
expect to set up quickly, and
an entry to regain the lead,
you must lead your partner's

If you have two or three
smal! cards in partner's bid
suit, lead the top card, If you
have an honor combination:

The proper lead is the
low card. You use your honor
combination cards to try cap-
ture one of the stoppers the
declarer has advertised when
he bid ‘‘no trump" over your
partner's bid.

Four Cards — Lead the
bottom card, unless you have
two or more honors in se-
quence, then lead the top of
the sequence,

Example: .

Q,Jxx Lead the Q
Q,xxx lead the bottom
xxxx. lead the bottom

The lead of a small card
can usually be read by partner
‘as being from an honor or
from four. In either case, it’s
usually wise for partner to
return ‘his suit and try to
establish it.

The lead of an inter-

2

a
a

mediate card’ shows partner.
that that’s the best you can
show in his sult and that you ;
only have 1, 2 or 3 cards

_ without an honor. In this case

he may decide to abandon his

sult and attempt to find the &

setting trick in some other’
suit. :
2. Partner Has Not Bid, But
You Have A Long Suit Of
Your Own

“Lead the fourth down
from your longest and strong-
est suit.” A,J,7,6,2

The Exceptions:

1) The opponents must”

not have bid this suit.

2) You must have a
probable re-entry.

3) If this suit has three
touching honors lead the top
honor or two touching honors
with the third card one step
removed —

K,Q,Jxx

Q,J,10xx

J,10,9xx

Lead the top honor:
K,Q,10xx
Q.5,9,xx
J,10,8xx

4) Holding an : inside Be-
ere

K,10,9,xx

A,10,9,xx
Lead the top of the sequence,
hoping to Iater trap one of
declarer's honors.
3. Partner Has Not Bid and
You Have No Suit Of Your
Own That Offers Possibilities

_ Ty to find your partner's

$0,8,4,2
The Bidding:

You N° E
Pass Pass
Pass Pass
-Pass Pass
Pass

The bidding indicates
your partner may hold four,
possibly five spades. Your
lead of the spade nine (top of
nothing) is an attempt to find
your partner's long suit.

With four clubs in your
hand, there {s far less chance
partner will hold four or five
clubs, Also the opponents
didn't bld spades.

They are less likely to
suppress the bidding of this
major suit than they would
the minor club suit.

Next week we'll deal with
leads against sult contracts.
Till then, happy bridge.

Questions? Any unusual

hands? Write Joy Keillor,
care of Box 3007,

1

Summer home
all ready for
the winter?

Vacation homes are a re-
faxing hideaway, but they
also-are a responsibility, oe:
pecially between scasons. If

you spend a few hours in the
it preparing your house for
the winter, you will save both
time and expense when it is
reopened in the spring.
lere are some helpful re-
minders to put on your win-
terizing checklist:

« Broken water pipes are
no way to begin a summer
season; remember to tum off
the main waterline and drain

ipes to event them from
freezing during the winter.

eS Str the linens off all
beds. If you leave the beds
made-up, the sheets may be-
come damp and musty and
autiact unwanted, pesty in-

£3 +X thorough cleaning oft all
walls, floors, and other
washable surfaces to remove
spills and splatters left-over
from summer fun will make
reopening of the house and

ving cleaning less hectic,
to make the fall clean-up
task quick and easy, use Fan-
tastik® spray cleaner in every
room, Just spray soiled areas
with the spray cleaner and
wipe with a clean cloth or
Paper towels.

«Cover large pieces of
furniture—couches, chairs,
tables, lamps—with. old
sheets to prevent them from

B.C.

fading and dust
over the winter months,

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