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_ BELGRAVE
Mrs. Osborne Johnston of New
Westminster, B.C., was the guest 'of
Mrs. A. ,M. Perdue for a week.
Mrs. Wm. Hood and Mrs. Arnold
Darroch of Clifford, spent a day with
Mrs, Perdue and Mrs, Vannan.
A.Y.P.I.T. Social
The Anglican Young People's Un-
ion held a social and Hallowe'en party
in the club rooms. After a parade of
masqueraders through the village,
prizes for costumes were awarded as
follows; best couple, Peggy Nethery
and Muriel Brydges; best comic
couple, Norma Brydges and Ferne
Nethery; best-dressed man, Joan
Brydges; best-dressed woman, Shir-
ley Bradburn; best comic man, Mar-
jorie MacKenzie; comic woman, Harry
Brydges. Games were played and re-
freshments served,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson and
Keith, spent the week-end at Delhi,
The Orangemen sponsored a most
successful Euchre and Dance in the
Forrester's Hall on Friday night.
Jackson's Orchestra supplied the mus
ic.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. KanCamp of
Exeter, are spending this week with
Mrs. J. VanCamp and calling, on other
friends. °
Mr. James Anderson was in Low-
ell, Mich., attending the funeral of his
brother, Mr. Peter. Anderson, Mr. An-
derson was the older son of the late
Mr, and Mrs. James Anderson., He is
survived by his wife and three dau-
ghters, his brother, James and sister,
Marian on. the homestead. The funeral
was held on Sunday, October 01st.
Young People's Social
The Young People's Society of the
United Church held a Nocial on Mon-
day night when they entertained the
Brussels Society.. The Brussels group
put on the programme with Charlie
Thcimas presiding. Mr. W. G. Burton
of Wingham, a special guest of the
evening led in the recreation period,
Refreshments-were served to bring a
pleasant evening to a close.
Guests with 'Mrs. Harry Campbell
were, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Fred
Reason and two children, Mrs, Gerald
Campbell, and children, all of Hickson,
Mr. and Mrs. „David Redpath and
daughter, Nellie of Harriston, spent
the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, David
Armstrong.
Mrs. H, Campbell and Mrs. R.
Chamney spent a few days with ,Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Baynes at Belmont.
Successful Tea Held
The W.A. of Belgrave United
Church held a successful tea and
bazaar in the Sunday School rooms,
which were decorated with black and
yellow streamers. The sale of aprons
was in charge of Mrs, J. M. Coultes,
baking in charge of Mrs. J. C. Proc-
ter; miscellaneous table, Mrs. Norman
Walsh. fish pond, Mrs. W. J. Moores,
The prettily arranged tea tables were
in charge of Mrs. R. Nicholson, Mrs.
L. Hopper, Mrs. Fred Cook and Mrs.
J. Wheeler.
School Masquerade Held
A beautiful autumn day added to the
festivities of the Hallowe'en Party held
at the Belgrave school. A parade of
about 60 children in costume was held
through the village. Billy Coultes, as
a ghost, was awarded first prize for
boys; and Eleanor Walsh, as a witch,
won first prize for girls. The judges
were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Coultes,
H. Wade and Vic. Ray. The party con-
cluded at the school with refreshments
Donald Mansz, Stratford, is the teach-
er.
School Fair Meeting
The School Fair Directors met on
Wednesday evening to make plans for
1949. It was decided to 'hold the Fes-
tival around the first of June. The Sec-
retary was instructed to write Mr.
Ray Fenwick, Toronto, re adjulicat-
ing. The Prize List for Fair 'was re-
vised. It was decided to have prize,.
list printed in book form. Committees
were ,formed to secure Special prizes
also to make arrangements for• pic-
tures to be taken 'at next year's Fair.
CONTRACT BRIDGE
Today's hand was selected from the
Bridge Club's "guest night" game a
week _ago. 'Just,. two of the fourteen
North and South pairs contracted for
the small slam in hearts. Tile majority
of bridge players are timit, and uncer-
tain in bidding to slams and thereby
miss some of the thrill of the game.
North dealer.
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South has enough honor tricks to
jump to three clubs as his first' re-
sponse, but the denomination (which
suit, or no trump) of the final contract
is still quite 'uncertain in this case,
making it unwise to jump a round of
bidding at this stage. The following
bidding is suggested:
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2H Pass 4H .Pass
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*5NT Pass .**6D Pass
6H Pass Pass Pass
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two aces and one king.
After South's jump raise from two
hearts to four North should boar in
mind that his bidding to that point has
revealed much less 'than the ,full
strength of his hand in both honor
tricks and playing tricks. Consequent.
lY he must make some slant invitation-
al' bid.
It nuty be pertinent to mention that
the success of the slam is not Open-
dent on the jack of spades falling on
the third round, Instead, the plan
should be to ,cash. the queen of hearts,
play the ace and „queen of spades, re-
turn to the North hand with a trump
and lead the ten of spades, ,ruffing it
with the dummy's last trump, The
king of clubs affords a diamond dis-
card.
BLUEVALE
• Church Services
At the United Church on Sunday
morning, Rev. J. A. Burden spoke on
the theme,-"Divine Riches of Inherit•
ante" using the text 2 Corinthians 2-9.
"For your sakes he became poor." The
W.M.S. Thankoffering meeting is an-
nounced for next Sunday evening,
when Mrs, J. A. Burden will be the
special speaker,
At"..the morning service at Knox
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Leland C.
Jorgensen preached on the subject,
"Has ' God's Hand Become Weak,'
based on the text slumbers 11:23, and
the Lord said unto Moses, Is the
Lords Hand Waxed Short. He pointed
out that murmuring, complaining and
fault finding is displeasing to God.
The choir sang "Tile Way of the Cross
Leads Home."
Womens Institute
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held on held on
Thursday, November 11th, at 2.30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Bosman, 2nd. concession, Morris. Roll
Call, Name a Cabinet Minister and
the work of his department. Discussion
on "the Value of Good Reading" led
by Mrs. J. H, Smith, Mrs. Jas. S. Arm-
strong, District President, and Mrs.
Stanley Wheeler, District Secretary-
Treasurer, of Brussels, will be special
and will address the meeting on Citi-
zenship. Lunch committee, Mrs. Geo.
Hetherington and Mrs. W. H. Mc-
Kinney. Visitors are always welcome.
Junior Red Cross
The Junior Red Cross Society met
at the school on Friday afternoon with
the president, Jean Hall, in the chair.
Following the reading of the minutes
by the secretary, and some business
discussion, a program of songs, read-
ing and costume dancing was present-
ed; Prizes were awarded as follolws:
best. Hallowe'en costume, juniors, Ian
Mundell; seniors, Joyce Hoffman; the
witch dance, Carol Greig and Jack El-
liott. The pupils were hosts to their
mothers and to children of pre school
age. Lunch consisting of sandwiches,
cookies and candy was served.
As Mr. Welwood, Bluevale Road,
was motoring past the Presbyterian
church shed on Sunday afternoon he
noticed smoke issuing through the
door. He gave the alarm and men
from near by homes were soon on the
scene and found an old, wrecked car,
which had been stored in the shed, in
flames. Fire extinguishers were used
and the blaze was soon under control.'
The biul,ding was not damaged. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Mts. P. S. MeEwen visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cardiff at Brus-
sels,
the
the anniversary services
at the Melville Presbyterian Church
where she was a member for many
years before cominz to Bluevale.
Mr. Ward Caldbcck, I3oissevan,
St. Laurent in London
Manitoba, and and a former resident'of the
2nd line of Morris, visited Mac
Black and other friends in this locality
during the week. It is over 40 years
since Mr. Caldbeck left Mcirris town-
ship to make his home in Western
Canada
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Murray Cole, Toronto.
Mr. W. G. McNall was in Toronto
the latter part of the week in connec-
tion with his work as representative
of the Agricultural Development Board
We understand Mr. McNeil is receiv-
ing quite an advance in remuneration
for his work. He justly deserves this
consideration for he is a faithful ser-
vant of the Board,
Anniversary services of .the United
Church were held on Sunday, with
Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter, as guest
speaker. Large congregations attend-
ed both services. The sjieaker gave a
fine discourse on the "Nazareth Plan"
taking his text from St. Luke 4;1849.
The choir under the leadership of Mr.
Alex. Cook, was assisted by a male
quartet and a solo by Mr. James Sims.
The choir contributed several anthems.
The auditorium has now stained glass
windows placed to the emmory of a
deceased friend and will enhance the
beauty of the place of worship.
Dr. and Mrs. Timid left a few days
ago to visit friends ill Hamilton, prior
to leaving for his mission field in
Labrador.
Mrs. John Pitts attended the funer-
al of the late Mrs. McBrien at Ripley.
1Deceased was the eldest daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. George Moore,
former residents of this vicinity.
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Mr. Roy made his regular visit to the
Community Hall on Friday night with
the National Fillm Board pictures.
There was a large crowd in attendance
and the pictures were enjoyed. Fol-
lowing the showings games ill keeping
with Hallolwe'cn were arranged for
the children. Members of the Wom-
en's Institute .served lunch,
Mrs. Alex, Smith, Detroit, spent the
week-end at the home of her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon.
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ford, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
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Pearson Rolph, who has not enjoyed
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coultes, List-
owel, visited with Miss Mable Coultes.
BLYTH
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herty, who has been quite seriously ill
in Clinton Hospital, is showing im-
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. to report.
Mr. Glen Kecknie visited his wife,
who is confined to Victoria Hospital,
London, the latter patt of the week.
The patient is showing marked int.
provement,
Mn Phil, Phillips returned last week
to Copper Cliff, after a week's visit
'with his parents, J. H. and Mrs. Phil-
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Mr. James Sims of Seaforth, was re-
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day.
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kiddies was sponsored by the Myth
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