Page 12, The Herald, Friday, March 23, 1084

Duplicate. Bridge

by DAVE COMFORT :

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of ‘have come to give you sortething - ‘but by having. me
here you have done soniething for me,” said Marilyn Kane, |

vice president of the National Native Women's association

from Oitawa.

Her plane touched down at Terrace airport’ Friday,
March 16 just in time for her to be whisked, to the Kermode
Friendship Center on Kalum St. The graduation banquet
and ceremonies of the pre-employment prograny for native
women had just begun as Kane walked through the door, '
She was the honored guest.

Seven women graduated from this second class of the
program. They were: Martha Joseph and Judy Maraden

from Hazelton, Sendra Fifi and Mary Stewart from |

Kitimat, Kathy Pearson from the Queen Charlotte Islands,
and Louisa Gilt and Arfene Sampson from Terrace.

“During the seventeen week course the women were
taught life: skills such as budgeting, communication,

assertiveness, parenting, dressing with style, how to deal

“ with stress and social problems, time management, goal

with the ten. At trick two it is time to attack the diamond

suit but at duplicate bridge it is sametimes necessary to
play and differently than you might at rubber bridge - this is
one of those times. Youcan count 2 spades, 2 hearts, and 1
club trick, so you need only 4 dlamond tricks to make your
contract. Atrubber bridge, making your contract is the top
priority so you must make the “safety” play in diamonds.
Cash the diamond queen and then lead the nine. No matter
what West plays you must now play a amall diamond - this
’ engures your contract. If you win this trick you won't be
able to get back te the board for your good diamond and
hine tricks.
‘At duplicate it is a different story - the top priority is
doing at least as well as everyone else, and preferably
better. Making nine tricks while everyone else is making ten
earas you a zeroon the board, The odds favour a three - two
split in diamonds go you should go with the odds and try to
run five tricks in order to make that overtrick, Most
rae are going to start with the three top diamonds and
fortunately things go badly on this hand - but they go
diy for everyone so you'll probably get an average score
which is just fine.

If someone (foolishly) made the safety play against the
pdds (maybe he peeked), he would get lucky this time and
Parnatop. Percentages are percentages, and if you want to
toy with the laws of Mathematics, they'll get you in the end.

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PRINCE RUPERT
ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Crushed. Granular
Aggregatein Stockpile
Highways Maintenance
Yard

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Prince Rupert, B.C.

‘Tender documents with
envelope, plans,
§pecifications and
conditions of fender are
available free of charge

_ ONLY from Sulte 204-615 Ist
Ave. Wast, Prince Rupert
B.C., Ves 183, Phone 624-
$6288 between the hours of
8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m,
Monday to Friday. except
Holidays.

: ‘Tenders will be opened at
Sulte 204-815 Ist Ave. West,
Prince Rupert, 8.C., V@J
1B3
‘ THE TENDER SUM FoR
THIS PROJECT IS TO
INCLUDE FEDERAL
BALES TAX,
+ Tender opening date:
March 23, 1984.
D.S. Cunilffe
A- District
Manager
FOR:
4.E. RHODES
Acting Deputy Minister
Ministry of Transportation

(acc?-23mar)
&) and Highways

HIGHWAYS-TENDERS.
Level Course & Repaving
Contract
Fairview Approach
437-R, Prince Rupert
‘Tender documents with
envelope. plans,
apeciflcations and
condiilons of tender are
avallable free of charge
ONLY from Ministry of
Trnsportation and
Highways, Sulfe 204-615 1st
Ave., West, Prince Rupert,
Ya. 1B3, Phone 624-6268
between the hours of 6:30
a@.m. fo 4:30 p.m. Monday to
Friday, except Holidays.
- Fenders will be opened at
Sulte 204, 815 First Ave,
West. Prince Rupert, 6.C.
Vel 1B3
' FHE TENDER SUM FOR
THIS FROJECT iS TO
t(NCLUDE FEDERAL
SALES TAX.

Tender opening date:
March 23, 1964,

B.S. Cunliffe

A-District Highways

Manager

A.E. RHODES

Acting Deputy Minister
(acc?-23mar)

Province of
British Columbia

‘DIVISION,

George Street,

Highways.

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“TENDERS FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF
GRADING: AND
DRAINAGE FOR ENDAKO
YARD EXPANSION MILE

0.00 TELKWA SUB.
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Work consists of excavation

& dispesal of waste

+ material: supply 4& place

corrugated metal culverts,
4" PVC pipe & steel pipe;
supply & place material for
temporary. septic system.
Sealed tenders In the self
addressed envelope will be
recelved up to 12. o'clock
noon Mountaln. Standard

~ Fime, Thursday April 12,

1984,

Tendering documents may:

be ebtalned from the office
of Regional Chief Engineer,
15th Floor, 10004 - 104 Ave.,
Edmonton, Alta. or the
Track & Roadway Officer,

14480-117A Avenue, North

Surrey, B.C. or the Track &
Roadway Engineer,
Prince
George, B.C. on or after
March 22, 1984 upon deposit
of a certiiled fifty dollar
(350) chequa payable to the
Canadian National Rallway
Co. Deposit refunded on
return of documents in good
condition within thirty (30)
days from the date of tender
closing. For furiher
technica! enquiries cai! the
office of M.H. Maskell,
Project Officer, Prince
George, B.C. (604) 543-1164.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,

R.A. Walker

Edmonton, Alberta

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Recent graduates of the Kermoda Friend.

setting and much more.
Employment skills they were taught included how. to,

_ Make out a resume, what is involved in atarting a buisiness, ”

‘update on technology, field surveys and a one week prac-

*- tieum. They also, iiterestingly, had an opportunity, to see
-how.they come across on video...

The students were given an opportunity to, utillze thelr

. new skills In giving a speech at their own graduation: it.

desired, It was to this that Kane referred in her opening
remark, . .

These women had had little if any experience in public: -

speaking prior to the course they had taken, but never-
theless, “stole the show".

Sandra Fifi from. Kitimat had written out her entire
speech presuming that she would be too Tervous to speak
without it - but she threw it aside and spoke eloquently’ for"
several minutes.

“We have all come a long way,” she said, “I have
travelled many miles but it was enough to intrigue me to
keep coming. We all have something to contribute to our
community no matter what age, sex or race”. She has
gained confidence to gq into the autobody repairs field.

A special tribute was given by Judy Maraden to their
instruttor, Jean Park, co-ordinator Cathy Pearson,‘ and
instructor in Image, Sharon Gagnon, ‘These are some of
the happiest days of my life,” Marsden said. “TY feel Thave
gained much in life,” rer

“The doors and windows of life have been. n opened tome,”
were Martha Joseph’s words as ‘she presented gifts of
crotcheted flowers to Jean Park and Cathy-Pearson, “I
have made these with my own hands, she said. “These are
a part of a goal Thave reached.”

Louisa Gill shared how far she ‘had come in her life, “y
am no longer hiding behind a mask," she explained. She
wishes one day to become an alcohol councellor. 1

Instructor Jean Park summed up her feelings by saying.
*“] have seen more patience, enthusiasm, and sunny at-
mosphere during this course than I have seen anywhere."" .

During the evening each graduate was given a cer-
tificate, a long stemmed red rose and a book entitled

Speaking Together.

‘The next Native Women's pre-employment clasa will be
gin May 7. Applications are now being accepted at tha
Kermode Friendship Center in Terrace for enrollment.

ship Center’s preemployment program
Include left to right: Loulsa Gill, Annette
Peel, Cathy Pearson, Viola Thomas, and

* High ho, high ho,

It's off to work we go...but serlously fatks,
we couldn'thelp but notice what a good job these CN track.

crews ore doing of fixing up the yard here In Terrace, no
matter. what the weather. Have 4 good weekand folks, and

we'll be back on Monday.

Q. Do you think Vanessa

Williams, the. first black
Miss America, will become
amovie star? — B.W.

A. Hard to say since
Vanessa claims to have no
serious acting ambitions.
No question she mére than
qualifies in: the looks and
personality department.
My hunch is that Vanessa
may eventually head
toward a movie career.
She's already in TV, In the
final “Love Boat" segment
this seasen, Vanessa will
appear with three former
Miss Americas — I'm told
“Willlams is romanced on
shipboard by Ted Lange,
who's. had flings with
Diakann Corroll, Lola
Falana, and Debble Allen
in the seven years he’s
been a seagoing bartender,

--Q.-1 pead: recently that
Peter Lawford {s having a
serious drinking problem.

Jean Park, The women were , taught life
skills such as budgeting, cammunication,
assertiveness, parenting and much more.

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Liz Taylor and Johnny
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