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Barrie Examiner, 9 May 1961, p. 9

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AROUND SIM COB COUNTY HAWKESTONE The regular meeting at tho Hawkestone WA and W515 was held May at the home of Mrs Slessor Barrie The meeting opened with the president Mrs Leigh in the chair and the singlng of the theme hymn fol lowed by the lhcme prayer Roll call was answered by Bible verse containing the word tcaeh by 2e members There were four visitors present and 25 visik were reported Mrs Gray opened the devot lonal period with reading Mrs Roe read from Gal and Mrs Vivian led in prayer Mrs ray convencr for Christian Education and Litera ture was in charge of the pro gram and gave an interesting paper on the fruits of the spirit as listed by the apostle Paul She pointed out that before we 39 ALICE BROOKS CABLE BEAUTY The cable stitch the favorite in knitting makes this jerkin garment youll always prize The cable stitch is both decor ative and lendsvariety to knit ting Make this jerkin in knit ting worsted Pattern 7037 dir ections 3234 3848 included Send Thirtylive cents coins for this pattern stamps cannot be accepted to The Barrie Ex aminer Needlecraft Dept so Front St Toronto Print plainly NAME ADDRESS PAT TERM NUMBER JUST OUTI Our 1961 Needles craft Book Over 125 designs for home furnishings for fashions knit crochet embroider weave sew quilt toys gifts bazaar items FREE six designs for popular veil caps Quick send 25 cents TODAY can lead children teenagers or adults to Christ we must study our own actions as in mirror and compare them with Pauls list walking as children of light Mrs Baker read poem Does your light shineti The minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurcrs report pres ented Correspondence and buy iness was dealt with and re port given by Mrs Shcisweli on the WMS annual meeting for Simcoe Presbyteriai Two hymn were sung and the meet ing closed with the benediction Dr Deane Murdy and family of Huntsville Mrs Ander son and Mrs Gould oi Winni Peg Mr Etherington and Miss Ethorington Barrie were guests of Mrs Tebby last week Mrs McMahon Mrs Dunn Mrs McArthnr and Mrs James Leigh attended the 75th annual diocesan meeting in Tor onto iast niesday The members of the Womens institute held their annual meet ing with banquet at Birthmere Hotel Orlllia on April 26 Sorry to hear that Mrs West ingtcn is in Soldiers Memorial Hospital We wish her speedy recovery Jack McMillan who has been visiting in the village for several months has returned to Athabasca BRENTWOOD There were nine tables of euchre at Brentwood Wednes as follows Ladies high Mrs Alice Tmtt lone hand Mrs Grace McGillivry low Mrs Gertrude Lindon Mens high was tie between George Fal concr and George Schell won by George Falconer lone hands tie between William Schell and Bill Scheli won by Bill Scheli low Wilfrid Davidson SUNNIWOOD WJ Twelve members and three visitors gathered in our euehre hall for the annual meeting and to celebrate the first birthday of the branch Mrs Bell district president presided for the election of of ficers which was as follows Honorary president Mrs Homer president Mrs William Schell first vicepresident Mrs George Falconer second vice president Mrs McCarthy secretarytreasurer Mrs Keliman district director Mrs Trott Anaus altematc dist rict director Mrs Ayers nl Stayncr branch diracotrsMrs Falconer Mrs Linton Mrs Trait Mrs McBridge Auditors Mrs Davidson and Mrs Nichols pianist Mrs Da vidson conveners Agricult ure and Canadian Industries Mrs Trott Home Economics and Health Mrs Davidson Public Relations Officer Mrs Nichols Citizenship and Educa tion Mrs McQuay HistoricaL Research and Current Events Mrs Magnusson Resolutions Mrs Kelirnari Sick Committee Mrs Magnussinn Mrs Tmtt Mrs Linton display of 4H work and icomments were exhibited by TELEVISIONPROGRIIMS CKVR CHANNEL BARRIE TUESDAY MAY Pnpcya rns Pail Junior nounaup anecsnem News Headlines Trim itooxes Farm Market Report Don Jamieson News Weather Sports Wanted Dead or Aliv Manhunt Chevy Show Front Page Challcnun Ilcd skriion can Up ror Quest acrrv New The Weatherman 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Naws Weather Sports Bert or thr Pall hockup Theatre At aim IlmlICI nun rn Rebel Hart or ta Mlttlr Nam Weather Sports day night Frilos were awarded Mrs Falconer Several games at Binlo were enjoyed and mu ic while lunch was prepared special birthday cake fancy cakes and sandwiches were ser ved by hostesses Next meeting May In at Mrs Homers Convener and host ess same as last year if they cannot attend will they please let the new convener know MIDHURSTSTN Mr and Mrs Herb Palmer and Gordon spent the weekend with friends in Eracchrldge Weekend visitors at Mr and Mrs Dangios were Mrs Mary Fairfax Tottenham Mr and Mrs Vern Coleman and Larry ol Beeton ink and Mrs Walter Rodway and Gail Toronto spent the weekend with Charlie Bowdery Midhurst United Church WA met at the home of Mrs John with 12 members present Mrs Holder president opened the lme Mason the Devotional Lynn Russell the program Mrs Day thanked Mrs Russell and Mrs Nash for the lover luncheon and Mrs Haloenny for the use of her home Mr and Mrs Brown and North dealer EastWest vulnerable NORTH AA937 543 AEL ABE EAST Alias gets vnoos 92 erio are pKQJ 41055432 SOUTH KQno wurqrs QK32 47 Thcbldding North East Paar Pan 2N1 Pass Pass Pads South NT Opening leadfour of spades am indebted to General Rob art Stock of King George Va who sent me this hand played In recent tournament in Washington DC At most tables the final con tract was six seven hearts or spades but in some cases slam was reached in notrump Both six hearts and six nn trump can be deleated with nor mal defense due to tha41 heart break The optimum contract of sev en spades was reached at one table and was made when de clarerhandled his cards fault lessly to bring home thegrand lam The hand points up the ad vantage of playing in suit contract as opposed to notrump HENRY Halpcnny Wednesday evening boys Barrie called on Dick Brown Wednesday Mrs Peacock spent Tuesv day with friends in Toronto Mr and Mrs Charlie Day spent the weekend with their son William Day and family in Tomato Poet Suggests Council Send Artists Abroad TORONTO CF poet Irving Layton said Sunday night the Canada Council should abandon its present system of grants in favoroi sending Ca nadian and artists abroad as cultural ambassador Mr Layton who has pun iisbed 14 voiumu of poetry told the First Unitarian Congre gation hcre grants are not the way to assist artists Mr Layton said he considers writers the mint important pan pie in the community it is the writer who human izes the world if we do not hu manize it then we will create barren cold inhospitable world full of danger to human beings CONTRACT BRIDGE BY JAY BECKER and also demonstrates the ad vantageof choosing as trump suitwhere there is Iit than one where the trumps are gt3 declarer had made the mis take oi drawing three rounds of trumps immediately as many players would he would have lost the contract instead he won the tmmp lead in his hand played club to the ace and ruffed club Then he entered dummy with trump and ruffed dummys last club This series of plays ran South out of trumps but Felt dummy with two while West still had one diamond to the ace per mitted dummys nine of spades to pick up Wests last trump South discarding diamond on the trick Declarer now cashed the KQ of hearts and ruffed heart thereby establishing his fifth heart as trick dia mond to the king then gave South the last two tricks and the contract Declarers thirteen tricks con sisted of four natural trump tricks and two rolls in his hand four heart tricks and the AK of diamonds and ace of clubs He utilized his trumps to the best advantage by rafting two of dummys clubs in his hand and was thus able to score six spade tricks In the course of the proce ure deciarer performed the unusual featof discarding one of his losers in diamond on one of dummys trumps Tomorrow The linidup play Montreal LARRY BRANNON BLONDIE JULIET JONES mains INN COULD 039 um WAS FIJ LIKE Exmtsiou MD DEVELOPMENT OF HER mm NATURAL DEMAND HEMP ALEXANDER am on 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