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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-03-16, Page 12a •• 11, Th0 0040ritl ' S11I • ,' ` ►yr, 1 t x , 1947 Noith •' 10983 If K,1,986,3 40 * ALO West East • KQ7 l► AJ542 V 7 2 ' V - ,� .110754 •. A6 4 382 _ + KQ654..3 South 4 • A Q 1054 ♦ Q.9832 4 97 N_,o one vulnerable East deals The bidding : South' West North East 1 club 1 heart pass 4.hearts 4 spades pass pass 5 hearts dble • pass pass pass. Lead is the king of clubs Ata recently played trials pair event, scored by inter- national match points, North, was faced With a problem" If four spades could make he would be minus 420 points. If five heart. goes down only one trick doubled, this would , be 100 points. There were two other factors Co consi- der, one was that four spa- des might not make, and the other . was t°hat five hearts might make. `On the first of these two thoughts it seemed impossible for the east - west pairs not to sna- ke four spades;' there were very- few tricks that 'North could count on for the de- fense : one club, ma4 be one diamondand ifhe was lucky one heart. On .the • other hand. fi\e hearts might even make if partner had no s,pa- de So 'cheap insurance payed off as North elected to bid• five hearts w hich goes dov, n one, Iosi•ng a club. a spade and a dia- mond. Four spades makes exactl, four on thelead of the ace of hearts .as declarer must ruff in his hand arid, knock out the ace of clubs. On the return of the second heart by North, East must refuse the ria{f Zest he lose control of tiie trump suit. North cannot play another heart to advantage as the dummy will ruff, East the- refore ends .up losing one club, one diamond, and one, 'heart, making exactly four spades. To See. Salt Operations A busload of 'Co.Op' directors and staff from Southern Ontario counties toured the Sifto Salt industries on Monday. The mem- bers of the 'Co.Op' group arrived at the ° evaporation plant, at seven o'clock in the morning. While part' of the -.group toured the' 'salt block!,- others were driven to the harbntrr-here they • inspected the Sifto Salt mining • operation, ' • George T. Wilkey, Co.Op per. sonnel director at the Woodstock ,branch, organized the trip and drove the chartered bus for the •occassion.. Four branches of the United Co-operatives of Ontario sent their members on the tour. Those. _ branches _ -repr.egented were: South Wellington branch, Guelph; Waterloo County branch; the Ancaster Coop, Hamilton and Tell. ili Dear An n Landers: I decided if you ever did it agin I would write and complain.* Well, you, did it again and I am complain. ing. Please stop advising girls who have had out.of.wedlock, babies to tell their fiances the 'whole story. This i s one secret. that should be kept locked' in the heart. Don't you realize. 'how much damagecould be done by such a confession? Dorfy*t• you know something like this 'could destroy a man's •confidence forever•? Not all then' are mature enough to accept a girl who, has had anothdr man's child. Some men" might even walk away from a girl be. any cause of a thing like that. 1 had' a .baby out of wedlock two Years ago. Last Ja,ntrary I married a wonderful fe110w. He doesn't know about try past and I have no plans to tell him. When 1 become pregnant I want him to have the thrill Of thinking it is my very first baby. -So please, Ann Landers, don't deprive a husband of .this4woii. derful thrill. It would be cruel... A Good Girl who Lost Her Way Dear Good Girl: So you be. lieve this is one secret that should 'be kept locked in the heart? And how do you pro- pose to keep the secret ,, locked in the mouths,of those ' .,, who know about it? Clinton Players Judged Better- Over Seaforth The second annual Huron County Agricultural Conference featured a drama festival staged on Friday evening, March 10th at the Central Huron Secondary School,, Clinton, The two plays xferepresented by the Clinton Jjunror Farmers and Junior In. stitute and the Seaforth Junior -Farmers and Junior Institute. Maurice Love a acted as master of ceremonies for the program and two Goderich ladies, Mrs. Bruce Sully and Mrs,, Floyd Lodgewere adjudicators for the event. Additional entertainment was provided by the Junior Farmer girls trio. These three: Christine Pryce, Sharon Strong and Eliz- abeth Smale were successful in winning the top award i;,n their c las.s.,.at,...pxb�iricial-eompet-it-ions, field in Toronto, earlier this - year. They sang at intermission and during the period prior to the adjudication of the plays and -presentation of awards. • , The Seaforth theatrical group presented the first"play of the evening with .their performance • of a one -act farce, ',Good night Please". Directed by Bill Camp. bell and ,Bob Fotheringham, the action -Centered around' Meredith Whitehouse', a millionaire execu. ,tile 'played by Gerald-- Smith. Gerald as 'Meredith' demon. strafed the problems a man en. counters when he wishes to take a holiday by merely staying in bed. the • Nor i.ch Co -Op, in Simcoe •county. F'or the afternoon, , the two .groups exchanged tours; those who had visited the .'salt block' were driven to the Sifto- plant at the harbour, and those who had visited the ,salt mina,, in the morning were taken to the evapor- ation plant. Fred . Widdon, Sifto Salt employee, conducted the Co-op members through the mine. Thrown By Horse • SEAFORT H—Dawn" Reynolds, 15, of Seaforth,._ is in° hospital in London with head injuries re., ceived when her horse•'ihre'w her head firs -t. onto.,.Jighwa.y 8; Sun•.,' day:'. County Warden, • Don Symons, Mayor of Clinton,,, �.gllairman of Central Huron Secondary School board, Walt Newcombe, and the President of Huron Soil and Crop Improvement - Assoc. Elmer _,Powe. Also in attendance was an un. expected Visitor,, Roberto Me. Kinley, Huron M.P. He was called upon to say a few words by co. chairman, Doug Miles, THE WINNER The second play of the even- ing, "Cleaned andPressed",was presented by Clinton Junior Farmers and Junior Institute, This one -act comedy, directedby Jamieson Ribey and John Black," illustrated the o embarassrng - -moment -d: ; i —diFhged'"•'f`oof.l5a11- hero endures while p'reparingfor his first date. ; Mrs, Sully, as 'officiating adjudicator'., had kind words•for both theatrical groups; the best .play award went to the Clinton group for their play,'•Craned and Pressed'. Best actress award was given., to Barbara Watkins for her portrayal of 'Katy', a character in the play. 'Cleaned and Pressed'. ;Fred Uhler, as 'Mr. McWinkle' received the 'best actor award' for his role in th e Seaforth Play ,'Goodnight Please'. GUESTS SPEAK During the intermission be. tween plays, several representa. tives of the: agriculture confer. --•enee--•-and Huron county spoke. • Among those. -attending -the event and who made short addresses were: D. -. H. Miles, Huron ag. rep., bon MacKenzie, Huron OTHER AWARDS Several other Huron County Junior. Farmer awards were made following the adjudication of the plays.'piltssSharonCarroll presented the. 'best actress' award and Dave In,gliss presented the 'best actor' award. Donald Young" presented the Merton Keyes Trdphy for the 'bestplay'. The festival concluded with the • national anthem I?eeeption Is alwayaapoor practice and this variety of aw deception is both un'ior• givable .and extremely risky. If a man is unable to accept a woman who has hada baby out .01 wedlock , the 'time Qz,to -find ,.out' is before Inar. riage. The man- who would walk away from a gird be. fore marriage for this res.. son will' run away from her after marriage; Dear Ann Landers:I am writing from the county jail. I am not h criminal or any thing like that. It just so happens 1• had a few moving' violations which added up to $118 in fines and .t decided to sit it out instead of paying up. ' The problem is m' or will not answer 'my Letters. I have written to her every day for two weeks and- every letter has been ignored; I know she is in town because a new comer to the tank is a guy, I know and he told me he saw her yesterday - I. have to do another 46 days, and. if I don't hear from my girl pretty soon I'll go bugs. Can you.help me out?—A1 Dear Al: I know you are lev. eling because your letter was stamped "Cook County Jail". (Sorry about that.) I can't help you out but I do hope your girl will write soon. U she has a beef she should Line. wait and settle • it with you When you get back into cir.. culation. * Dear .Ann Landers; Please solve an office mystery. There -'are four of us woman who work in this section. We are all married. The youngest *girl has -been married less tliati a year. Whenever she f'doodles" it is always her 1litisband's' first, Middle and cast name. Sbe lea,v6s' tate "Doodlings" . a),1 over the office• vimy does she do this? What does it ,mean? Anything special?. —Interested In Psy. chology. Dear Interested: It• means one oftwo things. Either she is thinking of her htisband or she would like to create the impression that she is think. ing of her husband, • a, Paul's Delivery: Owned and Operated by Paul Spain Local Delivery Service Local Hauling ANYTIME For Information CALL 524-9469 MORE and MORE andmoRE People —DRIVEOUT-AND-SAVE ON HOME APPLIANCES, HOME ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTS, CAR RADIOS, ✓ TV ANTENNAS AND SUP- PLIES, VACUUM CLEANERS AND FLOOR POLISHERS, .ETC. 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