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pick speyside boy norval girl poster contest winners six winners in the halton fire prevention bureaus 1966 jfire prevention poster competition wre fiatncd today toy capt har old coulson of milton the bur- eau chairman two esquesing town ship grade 5 pupils claimed the two top awards white honorable mention prizes were given four other students from milton oakvihe and glen williams schools top girls poster was drawn by deborah hunter of norval public school and the top hoy in the contest was keith pdrty of speyside school the honorable mentions went to susan capel of pine grove school oak vi lie dean march- ment of glen williams public school esquesing and frank merklcv and nancy sales both of the w i dick school in mil ton the two first prize winners their parents teachers and prin cipals will be guests of honor ning will be thomas a hutch- at the bureaus annual banquet inspn oc a retired milton law- in milton fire hall on tuesday yer evening november 22 each of the two winners will receive a personal trophy and their schools wilj receive the halton mutual fire insurance company trophies to be retained for one year honorable mention certifi cates and a silver dollar will be distributed later to each of the four honorable mention win ners also invited to the banquet are representatives of the acton georgetown milton and oak vihe fire pepartments who sponsore the county bureau of ficials of the ontario fire mar shals office local municipal councillors and the judges from the kitchener fire prevention bureau who selected the win ning posters the guest speaker for the eve v leis play bridge by bill coats the finesse is one or the ele mentary plays at contrapt bridge i suppose that right af ter learning how to take aces and kings the new bridge play er learns how to take a finesse if he is ever going to learn to play bridge well the next thing to learn is when not to take a finesse i was reminded of this last week at the acton bridge club on the following hand dealer north neither side vulnerable north sj 7 5 h a 3 d o 10 8 7 3 c4 2 west east s 4 3 s q 6 2 ho 5 3 h j 10 7 6 2 d k j 6 4 d a 9 5 c k 19 8 c 7 3 south s a k 10 9 hk 9 4 d 2 c a q 10 6 5 the bidding north east south west pass pass 1 c pass id pass is pass 2s pass 4s all pass this is the way the bidding went at our table i dont know how it went at the other tables but i do know what the results were one south played one spade and made three one played three clubs and made three and one north played three no trump and was punish ed for his lack of discretion let me say right at the out set that four spades cannot be made against a perfect defense a trump lead by the defense at the first few tricks would spell disaster for the declarer west led a low heart and idummy is spread declarer mak es his plan how about taking out trump if the finesse works he gets four spade tricks one ruffindummy twoheart sanl maybe two clubs thats only nine tricks do fcoth the club and trump fines ses have to make thats ask ing a little too much lets for get about the trump finesse win the heart in dummy and lead a club finesse the queen not the ten for you are trying not to lose a trick here unfor tunately tihe finesse loses but you are lucky for west does not lead a trump he leads an other heart you win and ruff a heart you lead a club to your ace and ruff a club east overruffs but you are home free ii east re turns a trump you win and ruff another club if east re turns a diamond you ruff the second diamond ruff a club and get back to your hand with a trump in any case you can collect four trump in your hand two ruffs in dummy two hearts and two clubs all this because you didnt finesse trump you let east make his queen of spades but you got back two tricksin return last weeks winners were first ralph barber and harry frost tied for second cam sin clair and jack coats with mrs l potter and bill coats attend meeting halton county museum board representatives who at tended a section meeting at barrie were director major h j inewman assistant mrs brit- tain mr and mrs jim andrews mrs keith barber and herb merry r- this was the 10th annual grade 5 lire pnevcniion poster competition the bureau has sponsor the county bureau of- in the count v were invited to eden muljs mrs r gordon funeral held intended for last week funeral services were held wednesday afternoon for mrs roy gordon in eden mills pres byterian church with rev crawford smith and rev fred williamson of guelph conduct ing the services mr williamson spoke of knowing her as a per sonal friend he said she lived for her family and her church and always had an encouraging word for everyone pallbearers were russell blacklock jim starkey robert wright andy leachman walter uoivrknn and ron burrows flower bearers were gordon jackson mercer jackson joe lasby ken alexander jim al exander and edgar letson walls funeral home was in charge and interment was in eden mills cemetery final activities at the luther an camp in eden mills were held for this- season camp edge- wood has been busy this last three weekends with the credit valley laymens conference and retreats for st james lutheran church and- st jacobs refor mation lutheran church kit chener this weekend eastern canada lutheran league con vention and retreat will be held next weekend is the guelph hiy dance mr and mrs ralph thomp son were in newmarket over the weekend as guests of mr and mrs pete ortlieb mrs w mclean and mrs h barden are progressing favorab ly in hospital weekend guests of mr and mrs r wright were mr and airs howard vincent and son don muskoka mr and mrs jack greenlaw whitby mr ru dy constant ine e rochester visiting with mrs j gilbert- son were imr and mrs h borne and three children ot tawa and mrs irene elliott burlington mr and mrs bob gilbcrtson were in toronto saturday at tending the wedding of mrs gil- bertsons brother jack ridley cartage limited j concrete blocks concrete brick cinder blocks clay brick sand stone livestock and 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in the home area winners were named and their posters were forwarded to the hauonwidc contest prizes were awarded on originality of thought design artwork and the fire prevention message the pos ters contained mr cdulsbn ex plained both prizewinning jp o s t e r s showed the students concern with tire clangers in the home deborahs poster showed a liv- ingroom scene with three ob vious fire hazards in evidence keiths indicated the dangers of smoking in bed their entries will be forward ed to an allontario contest next year sponsored by the ontario fire chiefs association the provincial competition was pat terned after the halton con test in previous years entries from halton students have re ceived honorable mentions in the ontario contest and two years ago an oakville girls pos ter claimed the topprize a 5100 bond packed program expo 67 will mark the first time that a world festival of the performing arts is held in conjunction with a world exhi bition with top companies from around fhe world there wml be 70 operatic performances 35 ballet companies 35 symphony concerts outstanding theatrical companies popular entertain ment ranging from jazz and dance ensembles to famous in ternational personalities osreinge thanksgiving meeting theme mrs hunter smith and mrs lilian leghari of scotsgvnrrd sask7have been visiting with mrs thomas fines jjndj doris and other relatives nearby mr and mrs 6 c davis bur- ford visited sunday with mr and mrs h r howard mr and mrs ed stewart and mr and mrs cameron fraser spent a few days moose hunt ing at elk laikc but were not fortunate enough to bag a moose mr and mrs e fisher visited oyer the weekend with the let ters sister and brotherinlaw mr and mrs fred swain at ni agara falls mr and mrs murray mckit- rick had their eldest son ken ny down to the crippled child rens hospital in toronto for a routine checkup mr and mrs gordon aitken visited on sunday with their daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs mike hulchinsojn and sons toronto a large 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