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june 6th to 11th at the delrex centre amusement free rides for pre school children courtesy of delrex merchants gibbons leaving ghatten lew stewarttowri principal ronald chatton was appotnt- ed principal ol stewarttown school at last weeks meetina of esquesinff scoot- board- he will replace robertson gibbons fcrbo bat taken a new position in breauo also engaged for the beginn ing of the school term was hiss josephine evere who will teach grade on and two at nbrval school mr w f sturgess was engaged as full time principals relief and mrs helen dumhv ingt as part time principals re lief the board inaugurated a pol icy of offering a three day ori entation coarse to their new teachers who have just graduat ed from teachers college they will be paid 60 of supply tea eben salary mr o mcdowell public school inspector suggest- ed they spend part of the time in the grade below the one they will teach to acquaint them selves with the children they will teach in the fall sheridan nurseries will land scape the grounds of glen wl- jiams school principal ralph mckeown told the board he ex plained that j pokhida manag er of the nursery made- the of fer as a centennial- project the board agreed to pay the cost of the labour in planting- its too good an offer to miss said chairman russcl miller in ex pressing the gratitude of the board for the gift of over a hun dred evergreens and hedging the royal crab tree which has been designated the centen nial tree by the nurserymens association will also be planted around the school sheridan nurseries have planted several hundred shade trees around their own 900 acre property to carry out the centennial theme trustee w lawson stressed that there wouldnt be kinderg artens in esquesing schools this year he explained that he had received many queries on the subject and would like it made known that this year there would be no kindergartens but the board were planning for them in the future lets play bridge by bill coats the question that i am asked the most about contract bridge ia how do you know whit to lead x usually resort to an answer that i read in one of chares gorens books the best lead is ace from ace king queen now this answer is quite food in fact it has only one sli drawback most of us are not lucky enough to hold ace king queen in a suit when we fasve to make an opening lead the answer fo the original ques- tioa b not easy one must look at all the types of leads and decide which one to use at which time if it were not for the human element in bridge the game would become comple tely mechanical however some generaliza- tions can be made for instance a lead from a sequence is usu ally a safe lead it may not win tricks but it usually doesnt give any away either here is an ex- ample from last week at the acton bridge chib dealer is south neither side is vulnerable north k 74 3 h q 10 8 3 2 d a 10 5 c 3 2 west east s 10 9 2 s k q h i 5 h k 7 6 4 d k q 1 6 4 d 9 3 2 c q 9 8 c a 7 6 5 south saj891 h a 9 d 7 3 c k j 10 spade one heart one diamond and two clubs at a minimum and more if declarer isnt care ful leads from sequences are us ually quite safe they dont give away tricks bridge results 1st pair jack coals and bill coats 2nd pair mrs potter and gloria coats 3rd pair brian hamilton and bill barbour bridge club there were seven tables of duplicate bridge in play in the legion auditorium on tuesday evening hay 24th north and south winners were mr and w coats acton harry frost and w hamilton milton mike lorusso and george solly east- west winners were miss olive logan and miss margery mae- kenzie brian hamilton and bill barbour milton and mrs anne pritchard and mrs jen thomp- a warm welcome to carn1vai week visitors drop in for a tasty snack full course meal or your favorite hot or cold drink delrex restaurant pot ren 8111 and andy evangelist in brampton advance crusade rally was oac dean of men plant disease expert former dean of men at the ontario agricultural college and one of the countrys top ex perts in plant diseases david r dick sands died on may 24th at guelph general hospi tal he was 83 his daughter mary mrs dix simpson is georgetown resident at 10 hale drive mr sands a life member of the agricultural institute of canada and the oac alumni as sociation served as dean or men from 1928 to 1939 he retired in 1953 he received the coron ation medal in 1937 born on a farm near strath- roy his family later moved to a farm near sarnia where he was class valedictorian and a carter scholarship winner at sarnia collegiate he taught in rural public schools for four years then erv rolled at oac where he receiv ed his bachelor of science in agriculture degree in 1915 he served overseas with the 2nd canadian field ambulance and after the war joined the oac botany department he studied plant diseases at the univer sity of wisconsin and received his master of science degree and returned to oac to teach and carry out extension work during mr sands- rural leaching days he recalled sal- aries of 275 360 and 400 yearly with an additional 10 yearly for lighting the fires j since his retirement he turn- 1 ed his knowledge of the oac into several articles including the history of war memorial hall the botany department and a history of the colleges fa mous cannon he also wrote and published the history of his family in canada he was a member of chalm ers united church guelph and waverly masonic lodge he ser ved as secretarytreasurer of the american phytopabhological so ciety and was elected an hon orary member of the canadian society he was predeceased by his first wife iva may langton in 1934 he leaves his wife alleu smith his daughter mrs dix simpson a sister mrs ii mc- callum of sarnia and brothers dr george sands port huron michigan elmer and leslie of sarnia and two grandchildren laura and tommy simpson funeral service on thursday at the mclntyre and wllkie fu neral home guelph was con ducted by rev d g paton of guelph and rev j johnstone london a retired baptlst mini ster both nephews of mr sands pallbearers were john donald and charles sands sarnia stan ley and lome parke and rus sell smith caledonia interment was in woodlawn cemetery guelph grace church the advance ral ly will pick the church with 300 in the overflow auditorium says rev bruce woods of maple avenue baptist georgetown chairman capt carl bowes of the salvation army calls the cru sade one that will make his tory next mondays rally will give church people an opportunity to bear evangelist barry moore and singer ed -lyman- to whet their appetite for more says mr woods who expects the crusade to draw over 4000 on its september 18 opening day will religion attract so many he was asked we have already staged an evangelistic film which attrac ted 1sq0 he answered that is a good idea of what can be accomplished this past month evangelist -moore- conducted in oshawa and port hope which drew 5000 and 2000 respective thi georgetown herald thursday junk 2nd 1m page a fireworks intrigue nassau visitor peter nieuwhof son of mr and mrs jack nieuwhof had as a hoitflay week end- guest alast air mfeikle whose home is in nasaauandjkbiijsajellowr border at st basil the great college school in weston alas tair was greatly intrigued with the fire cracker demonstrations which were a novelty for him barry moore sponsored by 22 churches in the crusade itself will take the georgetown bramptori ar- jjace in septem ea an advance rallyofhltoir- peel crusade will be held in grace united church brampton at 730 pm on monday june 6 totrarena nothing has ever been held like this before in this area says rev douglas stringer of the bidding- is 2 c west north eatf pass 1 nt pass pass 2 s all pass south took a chance in bid ding spades before clubs but tne gamble paid off it kept west from making a cheap diamond west lead the heart jack co vered in dummy with the queen seat contributed the king and 1 declarer won with the ace af ter such a lucky fall of cards declarer must quickly get out tramp so be lead a low spade von by east east rather mech- ankalry relumed a heart won by south easts king and jdrd trump took out wests last jimmys barber shop deutex market centre j ace provided 4ha one and only entry to three pod hearts in dummy after discarding a diamond and two dabs on dummys heart a dob salad and the best that east can do is take bis ace dealer lost only a dub and a spade imagine declarers surprise wawn ba looked at the other faanm on the same set of 1 dob by 1 s j spate by south down li s spades by soot down l tina last matt occurred twice of coma yoa bar spotted fa moo wests l 3s aoprti bwaat kad just sds rtlawnal aet could take european barbers to serve you no waiting hair styling includes razor cut shampoo spray and tonic 350 phone 8776078 for your reservation for hair styling free tonic with every hair cut hours monday closed all day open tuesday wednesday to 6 thurs and fri 9 to 9 sat 830 to 6 carvival week special for 7 quarters 175 you can dry clean 10 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