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exhtbhtion finishes tomorrow artists at house sol miss ulcy molesworth holds a piece of glazed pottery representative of her work which ts on display at house sot on charles street unl i tomorrow it s part of an ex hibltion enticed geoffrey rock and crafts of region featuring work of fourteen district erhsts kemifr exhibitor is geoffrey rock seen here with one of his drawings most of the artists were on hand to greet visitors when iho exhibition previewed october it was grey but not gloomy on the sua norxish firm near eden mills saturday oct 28th as plowmen from the county and beyond braved rain and snow flurries to compete in hahon a centennial year plowing match u special events highligh ted the match the comoeti uon for queen of the furrow honours and the special centcn nlal class for horse drawn plows furrow queen in the furrow queen contest judged on the basis of appar ance plowing abilky and a 3 minute speech on the activity of the county plowmen a assoc uon the 1967 crown went to rosemary booth runnerup was doris picket the winner won a trophy and the right to represent hal ton in the 1968 international match the centennial event drew 12 entrants and some although all were top plowmen had nev er handled a horsedraawn plow before winner was 76 year old tom brownridge of ashgrov oldest competitor for any of the match s nine events folhving are the winners of the nine regular events in the open event for tractors in sod glen gray was first roy craig second and bob arm strong in the class for two or more furrows with open mounted plows winner was john wilson of ftorval followed by burt robertson brian marshall and lloyd hay i i i 11 i i i lets play bridge i by b coats trc r3 the state of slam bidding 1 acton has reached a low ebb when more than half the pairs who played these cards missed bidding a slam something is wmng some slams are difficult to bid you must find out not only your controls but if they arc in the right suit distnbu tion plays a very important part in many slams but here is a hand based on power alone northsouth arc vulnerable and the dealer is east north k 2 hj 9 7 5 2 h a a 2 c a q 8 wnt east s o 9 7 6 5 4s 10 1 h 8 h 10 3 i j 1 q 10 8 7 6 c k 9 7 6 5 c j 10 4 3 south s a j 8 h a k q 6 4 d k 5 4 3 c 3 east south watt north pass 1h pass 3h pass 4 nt paw 5h pass 6h opening lead diamord jack hie bidding is not as straight forward as it looks north has a difficult choice at his first opp ortunity to bid usually the jump raise in opener s suit is made on 13 15 potnu and good trump support north has 14 points inhigh cardi alone also has a doublcton spade five trump and a trump honour each of which rate a onepoint evaluation however with such a fine heart support and no other bid jnble suit north should raise hearts rather than invent a bid in at least one case west came in with some interference bidding thn often happens it duplicate west reached spades and was doubled went down six tricks for an 1100 point os this would have been fine i the olher pairs had reached mx heirts worth 1430 however onlv one pair played this hand at six hearts there is no problem lo the plav there is only one loser and that is in diamonds in order to attempt in ret rid of a diam ond loser declarer should take a finesse in spades this is not dansrrn s for ncn if the finesse fails a diamond can be discarded on the spade ace in this av declarer trades a spade loser for a diamond los er but i still wonder how three northsouthi out of five didn t find this heart slam monda s winners al acton bridge club 1st pair barbara smith and jackie nolan 2nd pair p jcflares and mrs kay campbell 3rd pair harry frost and bill hamilton pair duke wilson and gloria mis burlington man was bank manager here minsscr of the bank of man treal branch here scleral years ago j boy smith died in burl inpton nn october 20 mr snith a rtatne of ches- ev 1iunht p iblic school before joinins the merchants bank in chrslrv he was transferred to wtnn peg and later served with the bank there and in other communities in manitoba later he returned in ontario and was manager of the bank of mon trcal in bothwcll campbellford georgetown hanover and wei ian fler the death of his wife he made ins home in burlington th his min in law and daughter mr nd mrs arth ir mary louise brcnnan he il o leaves sisters clara nd mrs ravmond lones tor onto m m r shiplev duroit brother edward of toronto and three gnndchildr 76 year old tom brownridge wins halton s plowing match mountad plowi bob brandcr won the event or ages u to 16 pulling moun ted plows alvln jamieson was second and harlcy pickering third the eaton class open to boys or girls 14 to 17 years old using tractor mountd plows was won by janet tay lor who is now eligible to par ucipatc in the batons junior championship class at the 1968 international jean wilson plac ed second in this event the class for tractors in sod open to competitors aged 14 to 20 was won by larry picket of georgetown john devlin was second and john brectam third top places three top places in the open class for tractors in sod three furrows or more went to hon gocttling dwighl ma ind george dixon the ernest irvine tractor ut ility class for halton residents aged 14 to 29 was won by briai marshall followed by john wilson janet taylor harlcv pickering dwiht mav ind larry picket in the open tractor utility class the three top places went to bob armstrong ken tailor and alvin jamicson there were no entrants for the jointer plows in sod class or for the horseshoe pitching tbe match was followed in the evening by a banquet at brookvill public school th1 olororrown hirald thursday nov m 1m7 initiate four new kin club plans buddy night it was initiation night at the georgetown kinsmen s general meeting in stan s restaurant on monday night oct- 30th four new members were initiated in to the club by president ball sunnucks and past presidents trevor moores dean taylor and harry lev the four new members are dave mclcod george bowen luke cazabon and russ diegcl guests for the special night in eluded peter mann wilson tha tcfaer and hugh powell during the business meeting which followed the initiation ceremonies it was learned that the fall fair booth and tbe tur key shoot were both financial successes it was also learned that stag ticket sales were mo ving fast the fall council held in tor onto was a great success with almost 700 people in attend ance the georgetown club i hosted the council this year and detailed report on this event mil be forthcoming in the nar future the club voted lo buy a san taa claus suit for use by thr club at their various christmas tune functions and also to bi available to other clubs and to any charitable organization which can make use of it the kinsmen a clubs next meeting will be bring a buddy night on monday november 13th bring a buddy night is a new plan each kinsmc i club in canada will bold such a night during the month of november its purpose is to let the members show their friends just what the kinsmer do and in so doing help to fur ther kinsmanship in the com munity dressup party provides fun for manor residents dress up party was held at the halton ccntenninl manor last week with the auditorium decorated in halloween style with witches cats goblins and pumpkins mrs stan allen chairman of the manor auxiliary was the master of ceremonies for the i residents staff members and guests who attended ther was a grand mjrch for all in costume so the judg cs mrs bcmadettc serafini mrs alice alton and mrs gaylc ethenngton of the catholic women s league could pick the winning costumes chocolate bars jiiii apples were distributed lo all the res idcats and following the select ion of the prize winners mr and mrs george martin were chosen as centennial king and queen of the parly mrs mien and her fellow workers sponsored the evenin which concluded with the serv mg f tej cofflp and doufch nuts mrs martin won first pric and mi anderson second for the best 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