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Barrie Examiner, 21 Oct 1960, p. 13

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weekend AROUND SIMCOE COUNTY SUNNIDIILE Mrs John Morgan was hostess to the Jacks Lake Womens in stitute on Thursday evening with the program given by Mrs Culharn convenes of Home Econ omics During the business sea sion it was decided to serve dinner to the Canadian Club Stayner The Vihlso had asuc cessiul booth at Atkinsons sole Mr and Mrs Murray Elliott and family of Toronto have re turned home having had weeks vacation with Mr Thomas Mc Guuley Mr and Mrs Albert Fis her and other relatives SUNDAY GUESTS Mr and Mrs Ivan Honey and boys were Sunday gumbo of Mr and Mrs Robert Craig and turn ily Siayner Mr and Mrs Jim Marshall Toronto and Mr and Mrs Iienry Martin and family Beach were visitors with Mr and Mrs Harry Lush during the VISITS FATHER Fred Cook Barrie spent Tues day with his father Cook and sister Mrs Ruliun Carmich ael Miss Elaine Black Toronto and Dallns Black Barrie spent the weekend with their parents In and ms John Black Mr and Mrs Fred Meiorlona were Sunday guests of Mrs May irriinrrvcy Stayncr LEAVE COMMUNITY Mr and Mrs Atkinson and fondly leave this community The Atkinson have recently sold their form and have moved to Stayncr We welcome the new comers Mr and Mrs llcnri Het tinge and family of British Col nmhla Mr and Mrs Norman Taylor and Cathy of Toronto spenttha and Mrs Art Taylor and Mr and Mrs Torn Bristow Mr and Mrs Tbm Hliinn Tomato more Monday visitors It the Carmichael homo Mr mo Mrs Russell Taylor Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Art Toylor HORSE FUJW WINNER Congratulations to Albert Fills or who was successful in attain ing first arise at both Edenvalo and Nottawasaga Ploughlng mt ches Albert used his fine team of horses which goes to prove hm as are not yet extinct STEELES CORNERS William Bell ts patient in York County Hospital Newman ket We all wish him speedy recovery to health and home SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR very successful bazaar was held Saturday afternoon by the WA of Ebenezer United Church at the borne oi Mrs Gordon Kneeshaw Mr and Mrs Ernest Dales spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Chris Bowden and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Russell Draper Cookstown Mrs DawsbIny Richmond Hill was Friday and Saturday visitor with her sonlnlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Rumble Saturday guests at the some home were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Palmer and family Map is Mr and Mrs Ernest Knca shew MI and Mrs Arnold Men edith attended the Ploughlng Match at Springfield Mr and Mrs Allan Brown and boys were Sunday evening guests at Ernest Kneeshaws Remember the Ernie Linda ShownnidoncLOctJaJn Head hail sponsored by thsHol weekend with their purcnts Mr CONTRACT BRIDGE By Banana You are the dealer both sides vulnerable and have opened One Heart Partner has respond ed One Spade What would you non bid with each of the follow ing five hands ms was 66 +814 gas warm ones 6137 492 030931 WW nose vamooz em 45 473 nyM cam Q3 Four spades game con tract must be reached once part ner responds with spade Only confirmed pessimist would as sume that partners hnnd might not provide satisfactory play for game Whether the basis for comput ation is point countthere are in highcard points plus the val ne of thedistributlon and trump fit worth or points moreor Welcome Wagon cola bratea the arrival ofeach new baby with friendly callwith basket Hf gifts and congratulations oftha entire community Be sure to tdl me Wagoiiof theirshi every new baby in your life PA 563on hdnugh it were weak opening gt an unsatisfactory hand low Womens institute whether the basis is that it would be extraordinary to lose our tricks game must be und ertnkcn raise to three spades would be wrong jump raise only in vites the responder to go on it does not compel him to bid again One notrump This rchid identifies balanced hand of the minimum clan which is just what we hnveit would be mag to rebid the hearts with such weak suit Two clubs Hands with 544 zdlstribution usually play better in suit and the hiddable clubs are therefore shown Although the two club bid is by no means forcing and may even beybased on minimum hand it does sug gest values above minimum and is therefore to be preferred to rabid of one notrump which is clearly limit rabid This hand should nob betreated as Three hearts The addition al values above minimum on ening are shown in this case by jumping to three hearts Partner three hearts and may pass with The fact is that this 15point hand is worth substantially more because of the length and strength of the heart suit and because of the spade response which helps to cover our week est suit But it is not worth more than three heart bid because game will probably not bemade if partners handls so poor that he passes Three nohurnp it may be reasonably assumed that part ner has at least points for his spaderesponsersince this brings the combined point count to at least 26 game contract must be undertaken The only ques tion is how best to tell partner about the size and shape of our hand gtTlse jump rabid to three no trump fills the hill periectiy it identifies the balanced distribu tion point countof at least 20 andratrulgth in the unhidsuits it lays tbofoundation for slam stunner MISS in VI your carrier has not arrived by pin ewes PA 82433 And Copy win Be Delivered To Your Home DRIVEyounsscr cans AND rnucks rusnE Is NO cusses son THISSJERYIICE if partner has better than an average hands phone is not required to bid again over LEIROY Kr and Mrs Ed Gibbons spent thalong weekend in Kirk field with relatives TOUR NORTH so and Mrt Alec eupmé and Mr and Mrs Matt Bell spent few days touring the northern country Mr and Mrs Bell spent their time It larder Lake with Mr and Mrs Bell and Mrs and Mrs Cuppago went on to Kirkland Lake to visit rol atlvcs there Mrs Andrews and Mrs Potts Inmate spent Thursday with Mrnnd Lira Jim Elliott Mrs Norman Sproula and wee daughter at Calgary are visiting for two weeks with her mother Mrs Reid The ladies who took the bus trip to Bulfalo all had delight ful day Mr and Mrs Grnse and Mrs Brad Frid and Mrs Jim McNeil Mr and Mrs Maur ice Reid all attended the ma barn che nuptials in Pene tang on Saturday NEW LOWELL Mrs Mondayand Mrs Mo Clay oi Toronto are spending week with Mr and Mrs Tompkins rmw Mama WINNER Bill Congratulations to Rows Now Lowell and Craw ford Mincslng on winning at Springfield Plowing Matchwhere they wore pitching horseshoe Mrs Tozke and family of Wat ertown spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Duff smwnaniuas NOW Mrs Wesley Bates picked one pint of fresh strawberries in her garden Oct 13 MrsJamhoudeuJay Stalnton Mrs Laugbiln Mrs Rowe and Mrs Paddlson at1 tended the Area convention of the Womens institute on Oct 18 Mrs usem LBy ANNE some SLIMMING STYLE Fiattery for all the days ahead We nominate this softly draped neckline with tabbed bow as one of the prettiest for halfsizes skirt is so slimming Printed Pattern 4936 Half Sizes 14 16 lots 20 22 24 Size 16V requires yards 39inch fabric Send my canrs 50 cents in coins stamps cannot be ac cepted for this pattern Please printplainiySIZE NAME AD DRESS STYLE NUMBER Send order to ANNE ADAMS care of The Barrie Examiner Pattern Dept 60 Front St Toronto some now Big beautiful COLORmic Fall and Winter Pattern Catalog has over 109 styles to sew school career halfsizes Only 35 cents TELEVISION CKVR CHANNEL Ar ocroaen 21 Iosii Test Pattern mos Sacred Heart 1100 Romper Room 12m 1230 npeya and onnrlayREport to Sports Weather Ellllo Linch Farm Re err Coming ents rv Hour as so Womens Show 3pm House erdict is Yours Popeye and Fall Junior aaunoup Fury Three Stooges Farm Market Bogart News wgsmu nrts Father Knows Ees Wyatt EIIP Country flocdnwn Perry Mason hit by on slime Do CBC TV News The Weatherman Today in orts Community aws Mavis Forbidden Corso TELEVISION RENTAL SERVICE such grand bunch of Johnston Mrs Bows and Mrs Paddison attended the second fimttmrsportagood CENT VISITOR Mr and Mrs Benson and son Mr and Mrs Allan Gibson and two sons at Toronto visited Mrs Herb Speck Sunday There were eight tabla at tho ouchro Monday night Ladies in prize Mrs Collier second Miss Mary Lem third MAyPstti son Mens first prise Rex Rawn second Bill Lowrance third Al in array KNOCK This community was well rep resented Saturday evening when families and friends gathered in Thornton church hall for the an nual banquet where the girls and boys baseball teams were honors ed About 120 folks sat down to delightful chicken supper with all the trimmings At tha bead table were the two teams along with Herb Shannon the ach Bruce Wice manager of boys team Parker Kelcoy who manages the girls and Eddie Webb the umpire also Bowman Allen who as usual fulfilled his duties as chairman in very ei iiciont manner Each official in turn made spéech and spoke of the pleasure it was to wo with and this letter of apology was read iuvenlie trophy but Bruce Wico handed it over along with the William Snider Trophy to lh captain of the boys team Donald Shannon who suitably ru plied on behalf of the players The girls each received crest from Mrs Kelcey Mr Martin on behall of the White Rose Oil Com pany congratulated the boys and presented cowhofltlumetlu er Wa other congratulatory speeches were also made by Cliff Lockhart Frazer Sutherland and Joe Coch rane Andrew Cowan on behalf of the boys thanked the ladies for such delightful supper Aft arwarda there was dance music Mrs Eddie Webb is on the sick iisthut we hope she will soon be out and around feeling better OPP Officers 0n Theft Charge COCHRANE GP Iwo prtr vlncial police constables were ar rested hero Thursday on charges of theft in connection with the disappearance of money from parking meters Commissioner Clark of Toronto who came here Wednw day to head the investigation said the officers have been under suspension since Tuesday Constables John Court and Terrence Whali were released on bail and will appear before magistrate next Wednesday in this town 75 miles northeast of iimmins Court has been on municipal duty here since joining the force in April 1959 thli has been highway patrol officer ltnce De cembcr 1957 Parking meters were installed on business tr here 15 months ago and are patrolled by special town officer Commissioner Clark flew to the district headquarters atTlmmins Wednesday to confer with inves tigators before driving here Most of the investigation was done by Cpl Bolton in charge of district municipal and highway units The commissioner said it was most serious case Arrest ilwaiis Burgess Reium LONDON AWBritish offi cials indicated Thursday night that Guy Bugess would be ar rested if haJried to returnito Britain Burgess employed by the Brit ish foreign office defected nine years ago He was gate crusher at Western party in Moscow Wednesday night Western reporters wrote that Burgess told them he would like to take vacation trip to Britain but only if he was allowed to re snilinnsy ncsonsn so turn toAMcacow 140 est Patton lemysms Oil 00 an Barbour comm Andy Grimths Show Dennis The Menace Peoples Clanch It Bllko ol Hunt NEH Hook 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