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PVU GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JAN 1M3 Garage Fire Victim Out Of Hospital for New Years Sorry I have been unable to report the Nerval news tor about a couple of months I spent three weeks In Georgetown District Memorial Hospital for surgery and the remainder of the Utile I have had many readers of this column calling to say how much they have missed the news lately and It Is good to know that the column was missed My column depends on you and your neighbour letting me know about the activities in the comm unity so please give me a call when you nave some news and I will do my best to keep the column informative and Intere sting While I In the hospital the garage owned by Mr next to the United Church was completely destroyed by fire and IB year old Ken Sproule of Georgetown was badly burned in the explosion Norman Guthrie rushed him to Georgetown Hospital where he was given first aid and tran sferred by ambulance to Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton where he remained in critical condition for some time with severe bums to his face and hands which required plastic condition now is greatly improved and he was released from the hospital on Friday December in time to celebrate the new year but he will have to return as an outpatient for therapy Another event of interest to the community near the end of November was the successful auction sale of furniture many of the Items antiques of Mr and Mrs Hardy who have moved to Brampton About a week before Christmas old timers of the community were saddened to hear of the death of Donald Russell of New Toronto Don was a boy having been raised on a farm on the edge of the village where his brother and sister Jim and Margaret Russell still reside Sympathy is extended to them also to his brother John of New Toronto and to his wife son and daughter all of New Toronto Don was mayor of New Toronto for many years and was a Sr controller for the Borough of Etobicoke at his death In terment was In Hillcrest Cemetery All three churches In the village held special Christmas services with the various groups holding Christmas parties The choirs from the three churches combined In presenting a Carol Service In the Presbyt erian Church on Sunday evening December 12th At United Church the Junior Choir of about is n sang Christmas selections at Peel Manor Brampton recently and presented the residents with small gifts The Sunday School concert was held on Friday evening December with each class resenting skits or songs The Choir sang several songs and the evening ended with the arrival of Santa Clous and a clown to distribute the gifts from the tree The annual Candle Light Service was presented by the combined Senior Teen and Junior choirs on Sunday evening December 19th The Couples Club annual New Years party with dancing and a buffet lunch held at Hall was the usual successful evening St Pauls Anglican Church Sunday School hem their annual birthday party for the baby Jesus recently with all classes partic ipating One class presented a gift book to the church to comm emorate the anniversary of the church A special Christmas eve Communion service was held In the church at which Gordon played his guitar and sang Do You Hear What 1 Hear The choir Joined him in singing the chorus Union Presbyterian Church Sunday School concert was held on Friday evening December and Presbyterian Church Sunday School concert was held on Monday evening December with each class presenting small skits songs recitations etc The highlight both evenings was the arrival of Santa Clans to present the gifts from the tree On Christmas eve the annual Candle Light Service was en tirely conducted by the Young Peoples Society In Union Church at which Terry Leslie gave an inspiring talk Glad to report that Mrs Bruce Nixon is home from Peel Memorial Hospital where spent months She SI home In time to celebrate ristmas with her family May the New Year bring prosperity and good ealth to all A special thank you to those who to keep me In touch with activities In the community and I hope that many more in the district will give me a call do not get my news from a crystal ball so please let me hear from you McLean LETS PLAY BRIDGE By BILL COATS When you are learning to play bridge you will probably a lot of rules starting with always and never Always cover an honour with an honour Never open the bidding without two defensive tricks Such rules are fine for a beginner but as you I cam more about the game you will learn that these rules do not always apply The one I wish to write about this week Is Never give declarer a ruff and a stuff I agree with this rule but not with the never in front It is a very poor play to allow declarer to ruff in one hand and discard a loser for the other However it can also be a very effective play for the defense provided that declarer has no losers to discard Here is Just such a hand from the Acton Bridge Club South dealt with neither side vulnerable NORTH S D873 since only one In dummy A diamond return would not work If West had the ace he should have played it at trick three instead of leading his last spade A club return into dummys best suit was far from attractive So East led his last spade deliberately giving declarer a ruff and a No matter what declarer did now he must lose a trump trick If he discards from his hand West will ruff with the Jack and if declarer ruffs high Easts ten of hearts will become a trick At the table declarer look the best chance of ruffing high and trying to drop Jack- ten of trumps When this did not work he conceded down one Last weeks winners at the Acton Bridge club were Bill and Gloria Coals tie Mrs Lillian Lawrence and Mrs Harry and Jack Greer H2 CAK 10976 HJ2 DtJ 10963 C432 SOUTH S JOB NORTH SOUTH EAST PASS 3D PASS EAST CJ5 H ALL PASS Opening lead king spades Wests may seem shakey to rubber bridge players but not to duplicate players EastWest are not vulnerable and West does have a few points Duplicate players will just In case their side can find a part score contact on a sacrifice Perhaps North should pass but he does have two quick tricks and a singleton so he Introduces three clubs South temporizes with a bid of three diamonds This bid is forcing and shows at least one stopper in diamonds If North has spades stoppers they could play In no trump North supports hearts and South carries on to game After opening tend declarer Is quite happy It looks like three spade losers if the defense cashes them and declarer can claim the balance However the defense had other Ideas On the spade king East signals encouragement by playing the eight West continues with the ace and hen the six or spades East won be third round and took stock A heart return to cut down diamond ruffs did not look Lions Share Their Cash Georgetown Lions put into community work and selected charities last season according to their trust account balance sheet released in a recent Issue of Communicat the local club bulletin Most of amount went for the community park 1568 went for youth work to the Home for Deaf and rehabilitation for welfare and for sight Revenue from projects totalled Beer Garden accounted for Stanley Cup draw for Grey Cup draw for Santa Parade light bulb sales for sportsman show for and public address system rental The Georgetown Lions club year runs from July 31 to July 31 The clubs balance at the end of last season was Pay Bounty Money for Eight Foxes Foxes seem more bountiful in In the last two weeks ana to do the fox bounties paid by the township Bounties were paid for eight foxes at council meeting Monday afternoon Wagner Georgetown was paid for four foxes Norman Stover Milton G Terryberry Georgetown G Sheppard Emery Street and Gerald MacLeod Acton each for one fox apiece we care AIIAI YOUR BEST BREAD BUY THIS WEEK WHITE SLICED MADE WITH PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING JANE PARKER BREAD Our PREMIUM QUALITY Loaf BUY SAVE SALE PRICED THIS WEEK Here are just a few of the Many low Prices youll find at AP Heinz Soup 3 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