The Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-12-07, Page 3HAMILTON'S
It's an old
Canadian Custom
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Gilkinson; 1st. Lecturer, Evelyn Wil-
son; 2nd. Lecturer, Agnes King; Org-
anist, Sara Wade; fritter Guard, Cassie
Taylor; Outer Guard, Lillian Walker;
Standing Comm., "Mabel 'Gilkinson,
Bricklaying
Plastering
and
Chimney Building
Cement Work
John McKay
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LETTER TO EDITOR
Esther Neill, Elva Jacques, Lillian
Walker; Sick and. Visiting Committee,
Reita Carson, Cassie Taylor; AlidaorA,
Agnes King, Margaret Dane.
wRoxgTER
Progressive Euchre
Fourteen tables of euchre and sev-
eral tables of crokinole took part in
the play, when on Friday night, The
For-Rest Ladies Club sponsored a soc-
ial evening. Miss Winnifred Munro
and Glenn McMichael e,'on high hon-•
ours for Crokinole; Mrs. Win, Wright
won prize for ladies, Mrs. T. Vittie,
second, Mr, Doig won the gentlemen's
first prize, Mr. Chas. Cathers, second,
Mrs. H. Hamilton and Mrs. Wm.
Hayes, held the lucky tally cards and
Mrs. D. S, MacNaughton won the
lucky chair prize. The ladies served
refreshments, then f ol lowed a ,few
games of bingo. Mrs. Harry Mulvey
won the special, a towel set, The lad-
ies have not arranged any parties un-
til after Christmas but hope to con-
tinue during the winter season,
CONTRACT BRIDGE
The average player can live a
reasonably contented bridge life with-
out mastering squeeze plays, coups
etc,, but the opportunities for the
elimination and throw-in play are too
frequent to ignore. At Bridge Club
last week one North player probably
had an opportunity to ruse this play to
salvage a five no trump contract, and
give him a near top instead of a very
Iow score on the hand,
West Dealer
East and West vulnerable,
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was one no trump by North and three
no trump by South, Assuming the
normal opening lead of the two of
hearts, North can make five odd des-
pite any subsequent defense.
Taking the first trick with the ten
of hearts, North tries the Club finesse.
West wins, and the heart return is
taken by dummy's king. The next
three tricks are won in sequence by'
the ten, king and ace of clubs.
Crossing to his own hand with a
spade, North leads a small diamond.
East plays the five (otherwise the
declarer could make eleven tricks
easily) and the ten holds the trick.
At this point the declarer should
see his opportunity, knowing that
East's remaining cards are the Qx
of hearts, the K. Q of diamonds and
one other card, A spade lead to the
ace takes out East's "other card,"
which proves to be the nine of spades,
and the stage is set.
The seven of diamonds is led to the
ace, and a diamond return throws
East on lead. He has to lead away
from his Q 9 of hearts into North's
A j.
The declarer's only losers were the
queen of clubs and the king of diam-
onds.
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adults, they are considering it most at-
tentively, and converts to it are multi-
plying rapidly', because it is so ex-
tremely gratifying. The drab interval
between the two seasons is almost
over and Hockey's knock at our doors
is becoming urgent. The knock is gra-
cious and a pleasant one to hear, be-
sides being a welcome one. We be-
lieve time Hockey season here is going
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Ontario workers know they can carts
more, have executive responsibility
and enjoy a higher standard of, living
in direct ratio to the skills, they ac-
quire and the way they make use
of them. That's always
true in a free economy
that's why our eom-
petitive system will
continue to make
Canada great and a
great place in which
to live.
Gents: Gordon Underwood. '.
100-B,A.. Officers For 195.
The following are the offie6 ur
195Q elected at the November'
lag by L,0,13.A. No. SIO, Gorrie„
;form. Past Mistress, Nellie Ta /Aor;
Worthy Mistress, Tessie Zimmerman;
Deputy Mistress, Lottie Thornton;
Jr. Deputy Mistress, Margaret Rob-
inson; Chaplain, Elizabeth McInnis;
Rec. Secretary, Margaret Dane; Fin,-
See,, Gladys Dinsmore; Treasurer,
Edith Holmes; Guardian, Lulu San-
derson; Director of Ceremonies, Mabel
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How Many Seasons Are There?
W,inghtun, Out., Nov., 1949
Editor, A (Ivan(' c-Times :
As a pupil in school, in the gloomily,
smoke-ridden city of Glasgow, Se‘
land, I was ymi by various teachers,
that there were four Seasons in a year;
Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter;
each, in turn holding the stage for a
Period of about three months.
I had no valid reason to disbelieve
this staternent, and even the awfully
unsteady and perilously treacherous
behaviour of the weather in Scotland
seemed to furnish sufficient corrobora-
tion of the Teacher's testimony. So,
on that particular subject, my teacher
and. I .seemed be in perfect agree-
ment, I had my doubts concerning tin
fru th of other statentenIs vouchsafed
me, particularly taking excepthm
the one invariably tendered, that, in
applying punishment to the palms of
my highstr'ung hands, the operation
gave to the giver thereof just as much
pain as the receiver suffered. That
avowal was, to me, obviously untrue,
and affected my respect for the teach-
er, denoting it to a very low level in,.
deed, Now, regardingtA I e wollikrfol
and unerring rotation of the f o ur
questionably nominated seasons in the
year yard, 1 presume that pupils in all
of our Canadian Schools are fed I hi,
same identical dope. But Canadian
pupils are smart, very smart, and they
arc daring te,.clainour for proof of the
season's allegment. Indeed, they re-
gard the proof usually advanced,
though circumstantially intact, pct iq
legitimately subject to discredit, Their
Irani thins, never to be questioned, ap-
prise I hem beyond doubt, that there
are only two seastms in the year;
those, inexorably being I lie Ilan
Season and the Hockey Season. Not-
withstanding the fact that there is •
more or less brief period of time most
ingloriously intervening between the
.two, it is altogether Negligible, and
even to think of it is treason of a form-
idable order, It is nevertheless a had
time, and strenuous efforts, T am
pleased to learn, are being made to
have it entirely eliminated. ')'ids juv-
enile attitude towards the season
question has not escaped the notice of
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Concert Enjoyed
A delightful variety program of old
time songs including solos, duets,
quartettes and glees was given in the
Wroxeter Hall, on Friday evening by
the choir of the Anglican Church,
Listowel, under the direction of Mrs.
(Rev.) Paull. Beautiful costumes of
other clays added much to the enjoy-
ment of the evening. The ladies of
Group 3, United Church W.A., Gorrie,
were sponsors.
Progressive Euchre
Prize winners for highest score at
the L.O.L. Euchre on Friday even-
ing were: Ladies, Miss Ella Perkins;
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business machines, etc. are producing goods and services which earn
dollars. These dollars provide food, clothing, medical care and other
necessities which cotnribute to our security and high standard of living.
Every single one of us, therefore, has a very personal interest in the flow
of a steady supply of trained workers to industrial plants. These workers
will operate machines which ate important to our way or life.
We .should appreciate, then, the co-operative efforts of government,
industry and labour hi the field of employee training. In schools and in
factories our workers, young and old, are given the oppot turd ty to develop
new and specific skills in every field of 'rosiness and industrial activity.
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&lent in typing, filing, shorthand and secretarial work, will mean
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