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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wightman and
family of East Wawanosh, spent Sun-
day at the home of her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Emerson Vipond of Atwood.
Mrs. Herson Irwin returned home
front Toronto and Hamilton on Tues-
day last.
Mr, Stacey, Winghatn, and Mr. and
Mrs, Relison Falconer spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer,
The euchre for the'folks on eonces-
sion.9, E, Wawanosh, was held last
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Mason Robinson, when
nine tables were played. Miss Mary
Humphrey and Mr. Albert -Vincent
held high points, and Miss Greta Hum-
phrey and Mr, Thos, Robinson, low
points. Lunch was served and a social
time enjoyed by all,
Miss Helen Albrecht ehas been visi-
ting for the past week with relatives
at Walkerton,
On account of the heavy storm and
badroads not so many attended the
euchre in the Memorial Hall last Wed-
nesday evening in aid of the "Help for
Children Fund". Eight tables were
played with Mrs. Robert Purdon and
Mr. Mac MacGregor holding high
points, Lunch was served and Tiffin
Bros. proVided music for the dancing.
$20. was turned over to the committee.
Mr. Gordon Elliot has also been col-
lecting for S.S. No, 14 and to date
has over $40. with a few more to hear
from,
Born-On Sunday, Feb. 29 in Lon-
don Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Parker (nee Eileen 1 McClenaghan), a
son, David Stanley.
A splendid program was presented
in the Memorial Hall on Friday even-
ing under the auspices of the W.A. of
Bluevale United Church, with Rev.
Burden as chairman. The one act
play "Sewing for the Heathen" was en-
joyed by all, .and the different male
quartets, solos and musical numbers.
On account of the below zero weather
and blocked roads not as many attend-
ed as would have liked to be present.
Mrs. Hawkins, who has spent the
past three months at the home of her
daughter at London, returned on Sun-
day to Mr. James Dow's.
Mr.Garnet Farrier has been appoint-
ed head of the Red Cross drive in this
community, and the canvassers will all
be around to the different homes this
week. The following have been ap-
pointed as canvassers in this commnu-
ity, Donald Ross, Mac MacGregor,
Rev. W. J. Watt, Albert Coultes, Gar-
net Farrier, Mrs. Lance Grain, James
Wilson, John Purdon, Jas. Mcllrath,
Angus Falconer.
Mr. Garnet Farrier visited on Mon-
day with his brother, Mr. Clifford Far-
rier of Kincardine.
The people on the rivet road of E.
Wawanosh has a bit of excitement on
Thursday when the mailman's horse
came along without the driver, He
had been driving along enjoying the
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!he and his roll of mail, landed Att on .t
"not been very choice after the recent
snow bank, However, these roads have! FOR GROUP FINALS
storms following up the snowplow, anal! Climas.ing one IS .f the best games ot
"the season the Wingham Rockets a rr week a,!,..0 Tuesday evening ousted the a Chesley Colts here from further play
apiece, the Arena the
periods. With the Chesley Colts lead- Mr. and Mrs. Orton Grain of List- in_ 7-d amt the witigham supportvr,
owel, spent the week-end with his par- in' a denressed frame of mind, Fred • cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Lttnee Grain, Templeman flashed the red light sin
Rev, and Mrs, Graydon Cox an I 'pass front t h e .,,t,tt.ratt y nting
Mrs. Sigurd Foien, who leave spent the the 1.80 mark to bring shown the hon.
• week-end at the home_ their mother, and keep th e iizr,c,,hvvettis in the artt,flittzttitt,;
Mrs. Malcolm Ross, left Tuestlay jh e „vert i nte hr
for their homes in Coniston and .Tor- , with English banging home the first
01110. They also visited with 'Mr- en" s tailly on a pass front Johnston at 8.15,1
- parents, Mr. and 'Airs. David C"N :;Brent duelled the game with the pay
Palmerston. goal with only ten seconds 1.0 go,
:Mr. Jas. Norman has had his farm Joheson led the scoring parade with
"buildings wired for hydro. 'three. An unfortunate accident happen.
(Too late for last week) 'NI during the game when Ken Isles.
• Farm Forum met on Monday v‘en- sp eedy trine man suff ere d a f r„om,,,,I,
lug at the honte td Mr. and Mrs. John 'jaw. Becker also was sidelined when
Ptirdon with a good attendance. The die crashed the goal post,
discussion groups decided that Nurse Wingham-Coal, Groh; defence.
power -could be used advantageously yotti41.; centre, Foster; wings,
on small farms, or there was 'English, Johnson; alternates, Pym,
plenty -of -help, but not on larger farms ,T.',,tilpieittati, Cassidy, Edgar, (;nett,
'with scarce labour. The advantages Hilbert, Brent ,
exceed the depreciation and initial
'1/4- IHISICY-Goal, Orr; defence, Me- cost, Mrs. Altlin Purdon and Mr. Jas. undy, McGill; centre', Fenton; wings, Falconer lucid high points in the -pro- • Krueger, Isles; alternates, Mullin, H. grossly(' euchre that followed, with Mcl.end, moat, winkler, lltcktr, C. Mrs. Cecil 'Falconer and Russell -1 3.18,eotl, Hammond. don holding low points. Lunch was 'ktrst Vtiod served and a social enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. HowarA Walker of E. 1. Wingliam,
Wawanosh, entertained a number of .
their friends and neighbours at their 2, Chesley, Penton 13.50. •
Ronne on Friday evening, Guests met 3. WinOutra Bell ((Cassidy) 14.05
with considerable difficulty in return- 4. Wingham, Young 18.51.
Atm home on account of the storm.
Mr. William entr;t. entertained a
number of his friends on yronday ev-
ening last and celebrated a birthday.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Aitken anti Mr. Jas.
Currie spent Sunday at the home of
the latter's sister, Mrs. Russell Gaunt."
Mrs. 3. J. MacLean has been very
ill during the week-end.
The March -meeting of the Wont- •
en's Institute was held at the home -of
Mrs. Victor Emmerson on Tuesday.
Don't forget the Dance in the Mem-
orial IThhl, Friday night.
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**Responses, showing respectively
one ace and three kings.
Had North's last response been
seven clubs, showing all four kings, in
addition to the diamond support al-
ready shown by his four diamond bid,
South would have been glad to con-
tract for seven diamonds or seven no
trump.
In the diamond suit the declarer
should be careful to play the ace or
queen on the first trick, In the remote
chance that one opponent has the four
missing diamonds he will then be able
to pick up the jack with a finesse
either way. Had he taken the first trick
with the king in this instance. he would
have left himself a difficult play for
, his contract.
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trump. His four honor tricks are the
top limit for this bid, however, and
with the slightest additional honor
strength a suit bid would have been
preferred,
South could jump to six no trump,ti t
quite logically, but the slight possibil,
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A skilful bridge player employs
safety plays whenever possible to
guard against unexpected distributions,
and depends on favourable breaks only
when he has no alternative,
A hand that was played locally last
week illustrates one of the elementary
safety plays.' The bidding also is rath-
er interesting.
West dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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'Two privates paused by the roadside
to look at a dead animal,
"It has two stripes, what is it?" said
one,
"That settles the question, " said the
other. It's either a skunk or a corpor-
al!"
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!the pony got tired of them anal turned
off into Mr. Robert Purdon's field
south of the house, and roamed there
.until entailed, Little damage was untie
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Johnson (Euglish)
12. Wingham Johnson (Young, Fo
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Penalties, Young, Fenton, Mel eod.
Second Period
55. Chesley, Isles .35 second;.
6. Wingham, Johnson (Foster) 8.25.
Penalties, McGill, McCurdy.
Third Period
7. Wingharn, English, (Foster) 1.02.
S. Chesley, B. Mel .eod (11. Mc-
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9. Chesley, lleeker (McLeod) 2.46.
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THE WORK OF MERCY NEVER ENDS
CANADIAN' RED MOSS
in the 8emor play-tats 1.0 the tune .1. to the cutter or harness, and, no doubt
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this week at the home of her daughter ewe, teams battled even
rs, Bill Parker, Linulon. •either tuna - facing ell'unnatiam tor three Penalty
13. t hesley, 11710.Zir t I 8.45 !tit ertitta. Period
15. 11, inglaara, Johnson.
16. ‘Vinghant, Brent 9.50 McGill. Penalties, :Mk-Curtly, Hell.
GIVE GENEROUSLY WHEN YOUR LOCAL
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OBJECTIVE
IN SIGHT
In Less Than
Three Weeks
OVER $1300.00 HAS BEEN
CONTRIBUTED TO THE
Wingham
Community
Shed
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Leaving a balance of 431320.59.
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If not, leave it with one of the
following this week:.
Rhys Pollock, Percy Stainton,
Elmer Wilkinson, A. D. Mac-
William, John Pattison, or you
may leave your contribution at
either I3ank.
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Prof ect Over
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Yr.
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