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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-06-05, Page 9REPRESENTATIVES W, T. Booth, C.L.U., Stratford Miss Amy MacPherson, Stratford T. A. Cameron, Lucknow S. C. Carter, Goderich Norman Clegg, Gorrie Robt. J. Coghill, Stratford Allan S. Finkbeiner, Crediton Aaron Knetchel, Stratford George W. Lawson, Exeter H. C. Lawson, Clinton R. H. Martyn, Ripley Alex. J. Masse, Zurich Michael McPhail, Wingham H. A. Morrison, Fullarton Oscar Nickel, Listowel John Remick, West Monkton Gordon D. Schneider, Bornholm Wm. Webster, Lucknow Henry Youu, Listowel Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! For the Whole Family at G. L. DOBSON' GENERAL STORE in WROXETE formerly owned by David Robinson Opening Saturday, June CHILDREN'S— SUITS - SHOES - SPORT SHIRTS SWEATERS CAPS LADIEF— DRESSES - ' APRONS PANTIES - VESTS "HOSE MEN'S-- UNDERWEAR PANTS CAPS - SHIRTS • FELT HATS STRAW HATS • SOCKS - GLOVES . BOOTS - SHOES WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF Groceries Fresh Fruits Vegetables Chinaware - Glassware Crockery `Thursday, June Sth, 1047 THE liVINGHAU ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE NINE a WPMert's Institute Will gear plans to attend' the 59th anniversary of the founding of Women's Institutes to he bold At Agricultural College, Guelph, on June 1804 In the morning an exhibit of poSters, Tweedsmuir Hooks, shopping bags, Handicrafts will be shown, At Lso the official opening from 5 to. 7 a pageant depicting the 5Q year progress of the W„,I, Tea will be solved in the afternoon. Among the distinguished guests will be Mrs. Rose. Stephen who gave the W.I. its Motto, For liotrie and Country. Mr. and Mrs. ,W R, Rae, .and" ren, Joyce, Douglas and Jack, Han- over, were Sunday guests of Mrs, D, W, Rae,, Inspector of Schools in B ruce County, Mr. Rae expects to take a summer course at Western University during the holidays, Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harlow, (nee. Jean Sangster) and daughter, Ruth Ann, Toronto, Miss Gertrude Sangster and Mr. Ales Gray, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. A, MacDonald and daughters, Mary and Catharine of Toronto, United Church will observe Sun- day, June 15th., with a Special Father's Day Service, A Men's choir will be in charge of the music. Miss Georgina McMichael, R. N,, returned to Toronto on Sunday, fol- lowing a visit with her mother here. Miss McMichael is on the Staff of the Toronto General Hospital. Women's Missionary Society The Women's Missionary Society of the United Church will hold their June meeting in the church parlours, on Friday, June 13th., at 3 p.m., Mrs. Gil- bert Howes is arranging the program. All women in the community are cord- ially invited to attend the monthly meeting of the W.M.S. Friends of Mr. Da4.vid Robinson re- gret to learn he has been removed from Wingham General Hospital .to a London Hospital for further treatment. Mr. and Mrs, Elliott Crouch and daughter, Vivian, of Rochester, New York, visited Mrs. W. Weir and other friends over the week-end. 4 tratford .Agency of Oeh - 000D ^EARV "KLIINIGTITE" THRESHER BELTING Threshing time is almost priceless. Don't let it s-l-i-p away through lazy, belting—get hard-work- ing Goodyear Klingtite,! the thresher belting that, always delivers maximum, power. Klingtite grips your pulleys as if it were; a part of them . . . saves' fuel as it delivers more' power.les tough, too' . outlasts other belting' by years! Get economi.- cal, always dependable' Klingtite today., BRING YOUR BELTING PROBLEMS TO YOUR' GOODYEAR DEALER The Head Office of The Mutual Life of Canada has announced that the Stratford Agency, of which Mr. C. W. Leach is Branch Manager, has won second place in the Company's Agency Efficiency Competition for its out- standing work in 1046. All branches of the. Company in, Canada and New- foundland compete annually for the cup donated by the Directors of The Mutual Life, The accomplishments of the Stratford Branch in 1946 brought the agency within two points of the winner, and a replica of the cup, shown above, is being presented to the Stratford Agency, Very high standards are set by the Company in the competition. Factors taken into consideration are: New insurance sold; increase in insurance in force; agency growth, and general efficiency. The achievements of the Stratford Agency reflects great credit on. the Manager, the Staff, and the Company's Representatives in Stratford and at other points in the territory covered by the Agency. The public recognition of the record, stability and service rendered by this Company, as evidenced by the outstanding progress of the Stratford Agency, is much appreciated. • The Wroxeter Community Associa- tion held a very successful DO.nee on Wednesday evening of last Week. Wil- bee's Orchestra were in charge of the Music which ensures a good attend: ance. Miss Florence David spent the week- end with friends at Fordwich and at Orangehill. Miss Alice Howes, Wingham, was a week-end guest of her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Howes. The Buds of Promise Mission Band will hold their June meeting on Mon- day, June 9th., at 4.15 o'clock, United Church school room. - The local Branch W.I. are making WROXETER Rev. W. and Mrs. Cro,nheim of Bert- tsniller and, Nile were visitor's in the - -village one day last week. Mr. Cron iheim will become pastor of United 4ehurch here July 1st. Rev. J. L. and Mrs. Foster will take up residence in Parkhill. Mrs. Harold Hamilton was in Far- ..Ems early this week where she attend- -ed the Annual Convention of, Women's Inttitutes for that district. Mr. and Mrs. J. N, Allen visited tick son, H. B. Allen and Mrs. Allen -at Brussels recently. • Low Cost Life Insurance Since 1869 THE UTUAL iFE Of CANADA Head Office: WATERLOO, ONT, YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION Our 25 point Scientific Examin- tion enables us to give you Clear, Comfortable Vision. F. F. 11016TH Optometrist Phone 118 Harriston STRATFORD BRANCH OFFICE: Bank of Montreal Bldg. Branch Mgr., C, W. Leach - Branch, Secretary, Mrs. M. Hartleib, 'Phone 18 British Flood Relief Three hundred pounds of clothing and forty-one dollars hi cash were sent into headquarters from this com- munity last week. Mrs, H, V. Mac- Kenney and her committee took charge of the packing and shipping. 4141.0.1.4..44444.40 North Huron District Annual Church Service Rev, 0, A. Milne, (M.A., Brussels, was guest speaker of the District A. & A.M. annual church service held on Sunday evening in Wroxeter Un- ited Church. Rev. J. L. Foster pastor of the church, assisted in the service and welcomed the Lodge. Printed forms were used, hymns chosen, All people that on earth do dwell, Through the Night of Doubt and Sorrow, Blt.st be the Tie that Binds, The choir un- der the direction of Mr. G. A. Wear- ring, Miss Mary Gibson as organist, sang an anthem, "I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go unto the house of the Lord." "Sermons in Stones" was the subject of the address by Rev. G, A. Milne, M. A. Rev. James Caley pronounced the benediction, About 60 local and visiting brethren were in at• tenclance. tricks may be available after the ace is knocked out, and another consider- ation is that South can be kept off lead in this suit after the ace is played. The five of diamonds is the correct lead at the second trick, but the score sheet seems to indicate that most of the de- clarers led the ten of clubs at this point, and then the hand "blew tip" in a hurry. On winning with the ace of diam- onds, South will return spades. When the declarer regains the lead with the queen of spades he will win tricks successively with the ten of diamonds CONTRACT BRINE and the king of hearts, lose his heart jack to North's queen, take the club return with the ace, cash his good ace and eight of hearts, and finally the. queen and seven of diamonds. The one declarer who followed this perfect line of play won nine tricks,. and a top score on the board. Those who are foolish enough to take the game seriously will !MO a. careful study of this hand well worth the time and effort. Possibly the readers will excuse this last article of the season being un- usually lengthy. over one no trump. The jack of spades ,was led, won by West with the king, South not -mak- ing the mistake of playing the ace. At this point in the play of most no trump contracts the declarer should take the following course of action: 1 If he has a fully established suit, he should play it out, and learn alt he can front the opponents' discards. However, this step usually should be deferred if the 'declarer has a weaker suit than the one the opponents open- ed, for in this ease the opponents will get more valuable information front discards than the declarer will. 2 Shut out the opponents snit if pos- sible. This is accomplished by forc- ing one or more, entry cards out of the hand of the "dangerous" opponent be- fore his suit is established. If there is more than one stilt in which this op- portent may have a stopper, the declar- er should work on the suit that is more important to him. Let us rellirn to the hand illustrated. Declarer has no established stilt, so he should start at the Second stage ment- ioned above, The heart suit is safe front South, so it should be left alone until North is out of spades to lead to his partner. The dub suit has one established trick, the ace.. At most, two club tricks can possibly be won, even if North holds both the king and jack. Surely the declarer can make better use of the "time" he has than by lead. log clubs. There are so established tricks its diamonds, 'but tither two or three, enre The play of no trump contracts re- quires a different technique from that of snit bids, and this fact leads to the defeat of many no trump contracts that could have been made, The following hand is a typical illustration: West dealer East and West vulnerable. S-J 8 H-Q 6 5 2 D-9 8 2 C-8 7 5 3 S-IC 10 3 S-Q1 5 , X j 8 3 H-74 INQ 10 7 5 „,. 1 D-X 6 3 C-10 9 C-A. Q 6 2 &A 9 6 4 2 H-10 9 , DNA J 4 C-R. J 4 At the final season meeting of the Bridge Club this .hand was played at from one to three no trump at five of the nine tables, with West the declar- er. Foot of these declarers Wete Set. At only one table was the hand bid and played perfectly. The bidding: West North Ea s t South Pass Pass 1C IS INT PASS Pass Pass Bearing In mind that West had fail- ed to open the bidding twit lacked enough strength for any further bid it • 4. " 0 S9. Travel Talk Mrs, E. E. Wellington of GOrrie, will ;00 guest speaker at the June meet-. log of the Women's Institute to be held On Wednesday, June 4th., at M. p.m. at. the home of Mrs, Wm. Hart, Mrs. Wellington will give a Travel Talk on one of Ontario's loveliest re- sorts ' "Muskoka", 1VIrs. F, 13, M111.- ward will have charge of Current cots.' Mrs, H. I. Durst will he in charge of a Demonstration, "Hair Dressing," Roll Call, A place I would like to visit and Why, Musical nom- hers will be a feature, Hostesses, Mrs. Pacey, Mrs. McIcercher, Mrs. Mac- Kenney. Ontario Awards For Tweedsmuir Cup Contests Judging has been completed of the Ontario Women's Institute entries in two of the three Lady Tweedsmuir Cup competitions open to the whole Dominion. The winning Ontario en- tries in these two contests will now go on into the Trophy contests in which all provinces will be represent- ed. In the competition for Twee ismuir History Books the Ontario winners are as follows: 1, Burnick Women's Institute of West York District. 2, Carry-On Institute of Welling- ton North District, Honourable Mention, Classic Wom- en's Institute of Perth North District. The judges in this competition were Dr. George W. Spragge, Ontario His- torical Society, Toronto, Mrs. Walter Smith, York ,County HistOrical Soc- iety, Toronto, Miss E. Applebe, Georgetown, and Miss M. V. Powell, Whitby. The second competition in which awards are announced is that for shop- ing bags entered by Women's Instit- tutes, the winners being as follows: 1. Limehouse Women's Institute, Halton County. 2, Gadshill Women's Institute, Per- th North District, Honourable Mention, Mahan Wom- en's Institute Peel 'District. The jud- ges in this competition, Miss Edith M. Collins, Miss Eleanor Kydd lrml Miss Audrey Spencer, of the staff of the Women's Institute Branch and Home Economics Service. 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