Elk of the Week: Gerald Querin Honored by Elks
Gerald Querin is this week's Elk of the Week living at 928 93rd Avenue, Dawson Creek. A longtime Elks member since 1932, he served as Exalted Ruler five times and helped start Elks chapters in Beaverlodge Fort St. John Dawson Creek and others. He and Maggie recall long walks to meetings and 5 cent Kiddies Day shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carberry
Gerald Querin
Gerald
Maggie
93Rd Avenue
Dawson Creek
Rolla Lodge
Loyal Knight
The
Elks
Beaverlodge
Fort St. John
Table for four By Syd Blackwell
ACBL rules allow players to ask for explanations of bids. West failed to press for a full explanation of Flannery 2D, doubled misdirection led to a disastrous contract, and South still scored a top board. The lesson is to ask for clarification when unsure and insist on a complete explanation. The author signs off, with Joe Exner taking over next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syd Blackwell
ACBL
South
Val
North
West
Flannery
East
N-S
Joe Exner
Bob thanks crew and hints at movie fest gift
A brief note from Bob expresses gratitude to colleagues for a birthday present that completes his G I Joe collection. He mentions a Clint Eastwood movie festival in the officers lounge and jokes about Dirty Harry as his favorite.
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the Elks
Rolla
Dawson Creek Lodge
Whitener
Wats
Prunes
Merry McPhee Bakery Goods
Klondike Ete Galea
7Th Street
Dawson Creek, B.C
Ben Sawchuk
Carl Gunnar
Panabode
Cal Val
Canada
Don Nellis
Rae
Vera Rowe
Kurt
Debra Milley
Baytree
Call Rae
Devereaux
Willowbrook
Brian
Quicelan
Quiroelan
Marlene Harper
Peggy Higson
Lynda Walker
Ave
Gunnar
MLS
Call Val
Carl Brian
Call Gunnar
Bank
Dawson
Teer
Hospital
Call Brian
Sharon Hawkins
Ben
Reinhard
Doe River
Roe
Vivian Sawchuk
Chetwynd
Sunrise Valley
Ben Sawchut
Batre A
Kurt Fischer
Progress
B.C
Peace River
Brian McCullough
Val Loiselle
Gunnar Henriksen
Ed Gaylie
R.1
D. C. Homemakers
Pouce Coupe
Bob
Loiselle Realty
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