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AROUND SIMCOE COUNTY RCA CAMP BORDEN By BETTY STEWART congregational dinner was held by the Protestant Chapel Committee in the Alrmena Mess on March The guest speaker was Group Captain the Reverend Light director of Religious Ad ministration Protestant for RCAF He spoke on the work of chaplains andtha chapels in the Air Force and the larger area that they nowserve other guests at thr head ta ble warez the Commanding Oil lcer of RCAF Station Camp Borden Group Capt Illi ton and Mrs Hilton Chief Ad ministrative Officer SL Murray and Mrs Murray Ar my Chaplain Camp Borden Bickley and Mrs Bickle RCAF Chaplain FL Eevcridge and Mrs Beveridge Mrs Benson president of the Chapel Guild FL 13 Florence president of the choir Sgt Halikns sup ervisor oi the Sunday School Guests of the Commanding Officer offending the dinner were GC Chapman D50 CD Commanding Officer of RCAF Station Penhold Alta and GC Brown DFC CD Commanding Officer of RCAF station Lincoln Park Calgary Alta The St Christophers Council of the Catholic womens League held its regular meeting at the Social Centre March In the absence of the presid ent Mrs Pageot viceL president presided The meet ing began with the League pray er led by the spiritual director FL Rev Warren Alter the reading of the min utes financial statement and the correspondence convenera gave their reports committee was formed to assist Mrs Melenson con vencr of the spring tea and bake sale to be held April 28 An election committee of three members was appointed for the election of officers at the April meeting date was decided upon for the CWL Holy Communion Sun day as the first Sunday of each month at the am Mass Films were shown of Ho waii and SkiingI and illn cheon was served by the lunch committee The Barker Home and School Association held bake sale at the school auditorium on Wednesday evening March Convener of this successful CONTRACT BRIDGE By IAY BECKER West dealer Neither side vulnerable Room as various pursue nausea man 1015 v9 QIOOEB oolos sonm Ann eaas OQG noses mums North East non am Page as not our gipanlng leadsix of spades is hand was played in par contest conducted in Lon don by the British Bridge Wotid magazine in 1957 Participntln In the event were 26 pairs wellknown experts from over the world The high caliber of the ilcul is reflected in the results nII tainod from this deal at luv tables at which it won Iyliy South iI the lack and plays the six of diamonds permitting West to win the trick when he produces the jack This play ends all hope for the defense Regard less oi what West returns South has nine running tricks Note that It South starts dia monds by loading the queen instead of the six he goes down He can get nowhere without the long diamond suit and once he leads the queen he cannot establish the suit with out allowing East to gain the lead for the killing spade re turn There is reason enough to play the six first Declarer sees that he cannot be stopped if the diamonds are dlvi ed Playing the six does not affect his chances if the suit is div ided that way But the advantage of the six play in that South in one case can overcome the 41 break if ovals Decinrer says to him Ili but if West has single thre isa chance it is the In II he plays accordingly that happens to be the utila care is rewarded safety play pays off itficuit part of the hand held at the home of Mrs Cecil tors present event was Mrs Gwen Bell who was assisted by ills mothers 0n the same evening the school held Open Home with classroom visitations Parents were present to visit the teach ers and examine the pupils dis plays of art social studies sci ence and other phases of curri culum Mothers were present to assist Lunch was served in the auditorium MANSFIELD By EVELYN ARNOLD The March meeting oi Mans field Womens Institute was Bates with 30 members and visi Rev Townsloy of Mansfield Presbyterian Church was guest speaker Ha sang three Iris songs and gave talk on conditions in Ireland and his own experiences from boyhood sale of articles don ated by the members was auo tloned off by Mrs Clarence Cook It realized 32A The annual meeting and election of officers will be held at the hall on April ll Elmer Reid clerktreasur ar oi Mulmur Township has sold his farm to Bill Murphy but has retained his house and lot and he and his mother will continue to reside there bus load of Mansfield pco pie attended the Mansfield Old Boys reunion at Toronto Mr and Mrs Truman Thomplt son have been visiting Mr and Mrs Alvin Greer at Five Acres for the past few weeks Mrs Albert Anderson and Mrs Robert Gallaugher at tended the luncheon of the ch erotcd Womens Institutes of Ontario In tho Queen Elizabeth building of the CNE to com memorate the founding of the first institute 65 years ago The golden wedding anniver sary of Mr and Mrs Pearson was celebrated at their home In Everett March They were married on Feb 29 1912 HOLLY Holly UCW will meet in the Church Sunday School room for the March meeting on March 19 at 915 pm Guest speaker will be Miss Both Hud dicston Mr and Mrs Dyer and visited Sunday with Mr and Miss Ella Robertson oi Barrie Mrs Graham APTO By MRS IRVING CARSON Mr and Mrs Paul Carson and family visited at Sandford on Sunday Some members oi the Richardson family were home with their father Sunday Miss Janet Lucas Toronto spent recent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs GershorrlLang man and iamin visited with Mr and Mrs Clarence Carson and family on Mrs Carsons birthday MIDHUBST STN By ELSIE lloNrnrra Weekend visitors oi Mr and Mrs DAngio were Mr and Mrs Art DAnglooi Coldwater Mrs Fairfax oi Tottenham and Mrs Coleman and son Larry of Bccton Mrs Monielth and Brown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Brown of Barrie Mr and Mrs Hancock and family of Elmvals called on Mr and Mrs Stewart on Sunday Mrs Peacock visited her daughter Mary Mrs Robson in Toronto last week Mrs Moore and Mrs Morris of Toronto visited their parents Mr and Mrs Dan gio on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Collins and family of Barrie visited Mr and Mrs Collins on Sunday Kirk oi Barrie called on Brown on Dsesday Mr and Mrs Palmer and son Gordon attended the winter carnival in Penciang Saturday hlidhurst United Church Wo men held their March meeting at the home of Mrs Peacock with 12 members present Mrs Peacock president opened the meeting with the ode Devotion al was led by Mrs Orser and scripture was read by Mrs Nash Plans were made for an afternoon tea bake sale and bazaar on April 18 in the Sun day School room Mrs Rus sell was in charge of the pro gram for the evening can test was won by Mrs Given Mrs Orser gave report on the Slmcoo Presbytery Inaug ural meeting held in Barrie Lunch was served by Mrs Day and Mrs Spence Next meet ing will be held at the home of Mrs Wattle in April Foreigners Own HOCKEY By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League FA Pt 37 12 233 38 3619 217162 01 29 22 13 201 166 71 23 511118219757 Detroit 313174 20157 Boston 1246 51593681 Saturdays Results Boston Montreal Detroit Toronto Sundays Results 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