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"We have settled in a group to defend us against ourselves-- against our instability, our weaknesses and our self-will-- as well as to defend us against intrusions of the outside world." Four of the hermits are priests, and four laymen. The laymen are not encouraged to Hermits In B.C. Try To Recreate Religious Life Lost For Centuries become priests for a desire for Holy Orders is considered a sign of pride. BACKED BY BISHOP The priests have a church Stipend, but the four laymen must earn their livelihoods. One is a bookbinder, one an artist, one keeps livestock and the fouth has not yet decided. Most are . principally vege- tarians, and each has a small vegetable patch, Wholewheat bread is baked to add protein to the diet. Bishop Remi de Roo of Vic- toia, under whose authbdrity the experiment is being carried out,| Says the eight are 'unique in) 1) the Western church." "T am not aware of any other authentic hermitage of this kind in the Western world, although there may have been some experiments tried and aban- doned."' | During a visit to the 105-acre| hermitage, the bishop said in an| interview the eight hermits are }not a community "Each hermit has his living, and only rarely has con- tact with the others. owr ' TELEVISION LOG Channe: Channei Channe! Channel Channei Channei Channe} 2-Bult 7--Butti SATURDAY 6:00 P.M, 3--T.B.A. Vi--Flipper 9--Voyage To The Bottom 6--This Land of Of The Sea $3--This Land of Ours 2-Shindig 3--Checkmate 4---Wrestiing 6:30 PLM. 11-7--Shindig 3--Musicai Show 6:45 PM. 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SAY BECKER - (Top record-holder in Masters' Individuel Chempionship Play) East dealer. North-South vulnerable, WEST 62 38543 7642 " SOUTH @K109754 e7 OAs 11083 'The bidding: East South West North 1¢ 16 Pass 46 Opening lead -- two of dia- monds. Bridge is not an ideal game for the lazy thinker. It takes a certain amount of hard work and clear thinking to come up with right answers to the many problems of bidding and play that periodically arise. Instinct alone won't do the job; you have to be willing to expend some effort to figure out what everybody at the table has, and what to do about it after you do figure it out. " For example, consider this hand where East is defending against four spades. West leads a diamond, South taking it with the ace. Declarer then plays a heart to the ace, followed by the king, on which he discards a dia- mond, He then leads the eight of spades from dummy. East's play at this point is vital, and, if he puts on his thinking bonnet, he can defeat the contract. He should go up with the ace, play a club to West's king, win the club re turn with the ace, and then give partner a club ruff. It is easy enough to make these plays if you see all 53 cards, but the questions is whe- ther East should be clever enough to figure them out, see- ing only 26 cards. The answer is yes -- provided East is will ing to take the trouble to inter+ pret the clues at hand. East knows from the previous plays that declarer started with precisely two diamonds and one heart. It is reasonable for him te conclude that South's remain+ ing cards consist of six spades and four clubs, and it is also reasonable to suppose that the contract cannot be defeated un-: less West has the king of clubs, East therefore acts on these assumptions by going up with the ace of spades and returning a club. A lazy player might not» be welling to go to all this both-' er and might automatically play low on the eight of spades, but he would later have cause to regret his indolence. BOXING BANNED PRAGUE (Reuters) -- Boxe ing was banned in Czechoslo- vakia Thursday following the death of a young featherweight injured in a bout Sunday. The Czechoslovak news agency Ce teka said the ban will not apply. to scheduled international con-, tests in Czechoslovakia. Ceteka added that the ban would be lifted after measures had been. taken to prevent fatal accidents in the ring. The decision follows the death in a Prague hospital Thursday of Frantisek Mara- cek, 19. : SALLY'S SALLIES You Can Exchange Skates Thet Are Too Smell For A New or Used Pair. WE WILL ALLOW UP TO HALF THEIR COST IF IN GOOD CON. DITION. COMPLETE LINE OF HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Hockey Sticks, Pants, Sweaters, Stockings, Shin Pads, etc. STAN'S SHARPENING & RENTAL LTD. 223 King St. W. 723-3224