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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-12-26, Page 13.tor Vcroonal �'u cral c�bicrg .3ntormation anb 9190istana Nob grcncti �i�totnd Hear the Listowel Cyclones on CJCS - 1240 "The Voice of Sports In Perth County" Join us for Cyclones vs. Stratford Cullitons 7:30 p.m. December 30 y , i — Cra+aroads-- L�oErmber E6, 19711 --Pap is t j New Year's Better TVO movies .,► owy YY09, the on" bad a Bridge _40 11MAOC Shadows and Saturday By ROBERT D. Night at the Movies, urvites all ROSENBLUM TYoutairto -rlewess to a happy Play by play action Brett from Listowel pith Bob Smith and Nark Hayman. For complete a coverage of the Midwestern = Junior B League tune CJCS morning sports IT'S A PARASAUROLOPHUS every morning. IT'S A PARASAUROLOPHUSI Frank Brookfield (centre), curator In the University. of Waterloo's blology-earth sciences museum, explains a parasaurolophus skeleton. The CJCS skeleton, cast from ani?riginal fossil discovered in the Alberta Badlands in the 1920s, Is at 1240 University of Waterloo on loan from the Royal Ontario Museum until the end of February. The University of Waterloo museum is located in the biology complex. Visits to the Perth County museum by classes are encouraged by the university. Special open house days have been arranged during the latter part of this year's Christmas'holidays (Jan. 3 and 4; and Sun- day, Jan. 6 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.), when films on dinosaurs will also be shown. hers ofsm ei buj"xmesses, AIM pro v ide.' " * Finan,cialauiftance :; * Manager�erttct�uu�ng(CASE) -*A ana,�t training * In�tum ongalernmmf Yaii2 f�r' bZ>G f'l r1� f Can me hqe )m? See our Representative John MacKenzie at: The Blue Barn Motel g. Restaurant, Listowel on: the 1st B 3rd Thursday of each month (Next Visit: Jan. 3) A] FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK (Branch Office Address) For prior information please call 271-5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford. OMAF short courses offer a key to success by Bev Brown o portunity to compare notes with courses. Maybe he is so closely If someone offered you a magic other farmers who may be ex- involved with his own operation key which would open the door to periencing difficulties similar to that he cannot 'see the trees for increased profits, greater suc- your own (it's sometimes nice to the forest'. A day away might cess and less work, would you know that you are not the only give him some perspective and throw it away? Probably not, you one having problems). increase his management skills say. Yet every year farmers Courses can range over a wide so that his whole operation would receive such a `key' in their variety of subjects. How to benefit. mailboxes and very few of them prevent disease in your herd, Could it be that after years of take advantage of it. Maybe thus saving on drug and vet bills farming, a farmer feels that he because it doesn't look like a key, and lost animals. How to use should have all, the answers?. farmers don't recognize its pesticides and herbicides on a Well, if you think you already potential for improving their least cost basis. Better have the latest information to farm operations, management of feedlots. How to solve most of your problems, you What does this magic key look run a successful sheep operation. should attend one of these like, you ask? Usually it is a pale How to use the futures market. courses and check out your blue or green piece of paper The list is endless and OMAF is solutions. You might be in for a folded in thirds and it does not always open for suggestions for big surprise. even have your name on it. It's additional courses. Another group of people con - put into every farmer's mailbox So why don't we see hundreds spicuous by their absence from in late November by the Ontario of farmers turning out for these these courses are farm wives. If Ministry of Agriculture and Food courses? Could it be that farmers your man is really too busy to and it lists all of the courses are sufficiently content with their come to the course, why don't you which OMAF will be sponsoring operations that they can relax' come in his place? After all, you during the coming year. Most of Do farmers have enough money are an integral part of the farm these are one-daj courses and in the bank to give them the business and therefore you usually you will find at least one confidence that everything is should be upgrading your in - course for each type of farm OK? These may be some of the formation in the same way as commodity. reasons why farmers do not take your husband. You will find Doesn't sound much like a courses to update their yourself in good company (there magic key, does it? But people knowledge , but I have another are usualIV a few women at each who have attended these courses theorv. course) and you would be warmly each year claim that they always Most farmers I talk with do not welcomed. pick up enough valuable in- have particularly happy So watch your mailbox for that formation and tips to more than memories of their years in school 'magic key'. Alert your family compensate for the day spent and they are not about to place that you want to see all mail from away from their farm operations. themselves in another learning the Ontario Ministry of OMAF brings in top-flight lec- situation where they fear they Agriculture and Food, so that this turers and experts in your could be embarrassed by a lack innocent looking but important commodity and these people are of knowledge. If this description piece of paper is not treated like available to you for the whole fits you, then let me reassure you junk mail. And make a New day. Of equal value (so some about a few things. Year's resolution that you (and participants claim) is the op- First of all, the courses are run your wife) are going to attend at very informally. Registration is least one OMAF,course this year. usually around 9:30 a.m. (for Who knows what might await you some of the more popular courses when you use ,� you must enrol with OMAF prior y ur magic key e Assessment to attending) and coffee is Act available as soon as you walk in itfe door. Programs or agendas of I theday's activities are usuallyZ GG eZ H i handed out and when the session (; a NOTICE TO PROPER is called order, the resource ^ THE ORIGINAL people orr lecturers are in WORD MAZE PUZZLE 3 traduced to the group. 3 Often the group members are OEJR 1 asked to suggest any additional OWNERS AND TENA topics they would like to see on (�iVj m S NTS �� the agenda. As the day rolls on ((,(>�Sfff�W there are lots of opportunities to 3 ask questions. Y-Rei%ember what ALL AINROs To RE CONSTRUCTED S PERTAIN TO THE ABOVE TONG. TO Confucius said: "If you ask a YOUR ADVANTAGE ONE WORD HAS 1 Pursuant to section 46 of The Assessment Act, I hereby extend to the 15th da of February, question you may appear ALREADY BEEN TRACED. YOU MUST Y y, PP TRACE t THREE REMAINING e l 1980, the day upon which the assessment roll for the year 1979 is required to be returned: ignorant for a few minutes; but if WORDS, USING ONLY THE LETTERS you don't ask the question, you DESIGNATED BY TME DARKENED 1. In all municipalities in the County of Huron except the Town of Winghom, the Village of Zurich g CIO FR WOEMAY BEGIN AND remain I natant forever.") At n0 ENO FROM EITHER COLUMN BUT and the Townships of East Wowanosh, McKillop, Stanley, Stephen, Tuckersmith and West Wawa- time are you, the participant, Gtr LETTER CAN ONLY BE USED 21 nosh, where the day upon which the assessment roll is required to be returned is extended to the asked to answer a question. it is 41 22nd day of January, 1980, entirely up to you if you want to i enter the group discussions and * ` I 2 ( 2. In all municipalities in the County of Bruce where the day upon which the assessment roll is re. share your knowledge. Under J t' quired to be returned is extended to the 22nd day of January, 1980. these conditions you may EACH PUZZLE HAS A DIFFICULTY r discover that learningcan be fun. RATING (ABOVE) FOUR STARS 4 l SIGNIFY 'THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF And further take notice that the time for lodging a complaint with the Assessment Review The day 'usually ends around 4 DIn4CULrY 1O(( Court in respect of any assessment contained in the assessment rolls that are required to be return- p.m. to give you time to get home GIVEN BELOW ARE THE POINT 2 Bid on the 15th day of February, 1980, is extended to the 7th day of March, 1980, and in respect of for evening chores. Any charges VALUES POR EACH WORD. YOUR any assessment in the assessment rolls thot.are required to be returned on the 22nd day Yof January, for the course or for lunch can be WORDS MUST CORRECTLY MATCH 2 1980, is extended to the 12th day of February, 1980. shown as a business expense on THESE POINT VALUES. 2 your income tax records. Many times a farmer will say ®� ROSE 1 Lorne Maeck, he is too busy to take a day away ®� t C from his farm operations to at- 1 s Ministry Minister. tend a course. What he is really 01 ` s of saying is that he is not a good 9 Revenue T. M. Russell, enough manager to be able to ® I arrange his workload to allow. a 6 Ontario Deputy Minister. day away. This kind of farmer AMWOON Page 5 10 would really benefit from these 0 1979, RYAN GAME COMPANY Having to choose between two suits to attack, we soon learn to drive out the entry of the more dangerous hand first. The choice is not always obvious, as both declarers in the U.S.A.-Brazil qualifying match of the 1975 World Championships discovered to their mutual regret. 'The lesson is a sound one. Nor* ]S J 107 H A 5 D 1082 C A K 7 5 3 West East S3 S KQ98a H K1898 54 72 H J6 D 654 .D A97 C QJ2 C 9 South S A2 H Q43 D K Q J 3 C 10864 Dealer — South. Both sides vulnerable. The contract -- three no- trump - and the declarer — South — were the same at both tables, although the auctions differed slightly. The Brazilian dealer opened one club and partner made an ."inverted" raise to two, showing a good hand with- out a four card major. East overcalled two spades and now South passed to con- firm a minimum opening. North cue bid three spades probing for no-trump and South obliged, ending the auction. 'Me sequence, at the other table was simpler since East refrained from bid- ding. South began with one diamond and rebid two no- trump over partner's two clubs. North then raised to game. Where the U.S.A. was de- fending West dutifully -led his singleton spade drawing the ten, queen and ace. East ducked two diamond offer- ings, then declarer switched to clubs putting West on lead with the third round. Rather than break hearts, West got off play with his remaining diamond,., and East, on winning, shifted to the jack of hearts. Declarer withheld the queen but won the dummy. He had his nine tricks now — one spade, one heart, three., diamonds and four clubs — but unfor- tunately could not separate them even though he had carefully unblocked the clubs. With communications severed, there was no way to cash both his long dia- mond and dummy's clubs. He was forced, therefore, to concede a one trick set. In the replay, West, with- out benefit of partner's help in the auction, led a heart from the king, giving de- clarer an extra trick imme- diately. Again diamonds were attacked. But here East won the first and led back his remaining heart, thereby clearing the suit for cJt D4 34 D3 9 1 S �3 S ] t )2 )s '2 )1 )4 ) to f2 �2 12 is s 9 6 10 JAMES WALKER INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATION & COMPLETE DECORATION SERVICES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERIORS TELEPHONE (519) 291-1792 Norwell. Night School'-, Palmerston 6 Starts Thursday, January 10, 1980 BABYSITTING (Grade 7 and up) •5� > 7 - 9 P.M. 7 weeks Ontario Safety League Certificate Course UPHOLSTERY 8 - 10 p.m. 10 weeks CONVERSATIONAL DUTCH (Basic) 8 - 10 p.m. 10 weeks tl Mr. J. D. lkgm 1 Cbsk"en Of tiro 11110111rd Mr. W. G. Forsy*e •tt Directw of Edreetion cl a Wellington County Board of Education • s e:eLeber4ufisn of a decade's e11d V* New Yeer'8 Eve, 1 Dander, Do. partner. Since there was no ces°ber n. The last night of the MM be w way to a ninth trick without a third Off at 10 p.m. with lbs classic club w" r, the North American declarer "And Theo lbere Were None", had no chance and he too Agatha Christie's saspetess4illsd went down a trick.. mystery about 10 people invited Had clubs been 2-2, nei- ,Ito a lonely island where, one by ther declarer would have had difficulty, for now there one, they are murdered. This 1116 was ahom a stage "Ten are play, We Indians", and at least tern tricks. What . harm could befall by testing stars Barry pltzgerald, Walter clubs first? In the case of Huston, Louis Hayward, Roland the Brazilian declarer, West Young, and June Duprey. Rene Clair's fine -hued direction and was marked for a singelton spade on the opening lead, subtle visual effects mate this and no imminent danger one of the all-time fun wbiAints. To usher in the New Year, Elwy threatened by giving him the lead with. a third club. has chosen "Holiday" (1998). Best defense now — a dia- This sophisticated comedy, directed by George Cukor, stars mond return — would hold South to his contract; a Katharine Hepburn and Cary heart would give up an over- Grant, along with Doris Nolan, trick. Lew Ayres, Edward Everett Hor- At the other table it was ton and Binnie Barnes. Adapted imperative that South knock from Philip Barry's play, "Holiday" shows nonconformist out West's entry before per- Grant confronting a stuffy New mitting East to gain the lead to clear hearts (if York society family, finding a hearts were 5-3 it would not fellow rebel in Hepburn. Joining Elwy for the evening is matter; clubs then must di- vide 2-2). Again it John Robert Colombo, Canada's costs nothing to test clubs, and foremost quote collector. Colombo reads from his latest once that suit was known to be a 3-1, declarer must con- book, "Colombo's Hollywood", a tintie since there was no 'nine fascinating collection of sayings, quips and putdowns by and play for tricks without `club about"the famous. The two talk winners. about their favorite films and dialogue, and take a look at some How N of the notable movies of the "ft. B Elwy and his guest make some predictions for the new year and inventd. forecast what the 'We hold in store for movies. Canada If you're spending New Year's at home, tune in Elwy and his Since it was set up in an aban- movie presentations and eater doned saw mill in Ottawa 40 the ISM laughing, years ago, the National Film Board of Canada has produced 4,000 original films, created by some 450 different Canadian pro- After ducers and directors. These films have captured more than 1,600 awards, including five Academy .,Christmils Awards. Canadians have access to over 100,000 prints through nearly 30 National Film Board Ii- Cl earance braries across the country. Inter- nationally the the NFB maintains a collection of 84,000 prints which .. Starts D"c Are seen annually by more than 700 million people. As a special 40th anniversary. tribute to the Modern National Film Board the CBC will telecast The Image Makers Sunday, Dec. 30, 9:00-10:30; Appliance tracing the history of Canada's internationally known and Centre respected film agency. . JAMES WALKER INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATION & COMPLETE DECORATION SERVICES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERIORS TELEPHONE (519) 291-1792 Norwell. Night School'-, Palmerston 6 Starts Thursday, January 10, 1980 BABYSITTING (Grade 7 and up) •5� > 7 - 9 P.M. 7 weeks Ontario Safety League Certificate Course UPHOLSTERY 8 - 10 p.m. 10 weeks CONVERSATIONAL DUTCH (Basic) 8 - 10 p.m. 10 weeks tl Mr. J. D. lkgm 1 Cbsk"en Of tiro 11110111rd Mr. W. G. Forsy*e •tt Directw of Edreetion cl a Wellington County Board of Education • s