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The Acton Free Wednesday April 13 1970 Limehouse angel flies in air derby NATURALIST GEORGE HOARE shows Acton cubs Peter Nelson and Rob Patterson two of his collection of stuffed animals a fisher and a beaver at the district cub conference In Georgetown Saturday Staff Photo A mill in if mid lot iiiiywlicn In world will lie 1 will lie when ilia tnkoi nil iium In May In Ihln your nil nlr lor flying 1 hoc von slutted In tin mm I by tlio I Woman In inn yoiin Die tun lioni Hamilton and Wolluiid but lot tlio fir it boon tlio fur the tato start this year Nnxinu li destination of tlio witii stops being niudo the way at Michigan Clncinnritl Ohio Albany Georgia Orlando lurldn and fort I A total of planes most in the history of the race will off May 4 and begin arriving in Nassau May The piano Hying fastest its own power speed will bo declared tlio winner All entries are handicapped Bclluncu is handicapped at 183 li Flying is limited to daylight hours and all flight rules arc strictly adhered to Canada will be represented for the first time In 10 yenrs by five teams pilot and copilot All arc members of the Ninety Nines an association founded in Mrs is chairman of the 1st Canadian Chapter while her copilot Elaine Mageo is cochairman of race starts Helen Barter of Milton is vicechairman of the chapter The chapter comprised of about 50 members has adopted a centennial plaid kilt and jacket as its own uniform Percy Schneider of Milvcrton sole Canadian distributor for the Be II an aircraft has provided the Bellanca super Viking 300 Mrs and Mrs WOOL Realize the highest returns for your wool by patronizing your Own Organization SHIP COLLECT TO Our Warehouse No 10 Place and twlrie without from ARCHIE KERR SON R R Acton ACTON CUBS Rob Patterson and Peter Nelson admire Georgetown naturalist George Hoares collection of stuffed animals and fish at Saturday district cub conference at St Johns United Church Georgetown Among Mr Hoares collection were a black bear lynx fisher beaver and mammoth speckled trout Staff Photo A WILSON Shearer 1 Phono or by writing to CANADIAN COOPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED St Clair East Toronto Ontario Lets Play Bridge bidding difficult procedure for most bridge partnerships The reason I suppose ii that not enough slams come alone to offer the needed for good bidding However it still surprises roc to And out how many easy slams arc missed even by good partnerships An slam a one which depends only on high cords and long suits and doc not voids or or specific high Liidi in order to succeed Here in easy slam that come in regular it the Acton Bridge Club dealt with neither tide vulnerable NORTH AKQ9S7 WEST 106 C96 EAST Ck ever the bid it is North to get to stum fill hand tin a good point in it but more important he has a card spade nut that should produce six tricks in itself The final contact should be no trump not spades both duplicate bndge and rubber bridge If South hai any fin enable holdings they should be led up to not led through Notice if West leads the fourth best of either of red suits declarer has on extra trick already If North plays the hand in spades one finesse mutt work at It docs In this actual hand However if Weil holds both kings that are missing South can make sit no trump while North would be defeated by a heart lead There no problem In the play of this hand Declarer has at least spade tricks plus one in hearts three In diamonds and two In clubs In fact most declarers in either spades or no trump made tricks when West ran Into difficulty holding onto the heart king and four diamonds as well Last week winners first Gloria and Bill Coats second Dick Fruit and Lloyd Kelt third Rtna and Bob Dickson SOUTH S J 10 H C AJ8 Suggested bidding EAST SOUTH west PASS T A C PASS ALL PASS Opening lead- nine of tubs I am sure that every South would open the bidding with one no trump He a balanced hand and 18 points which arm a standard one no trump bid Thejc are several actions open to North He could bid two chiba the Convention asking South to bid a four card major Hecouldjuraptothreetpadei which la a forcing bid He could bid four no asking South to bid no tramp with a maximum I S HOiDEN Cock SI EM TA Ml NUFFIELD Diesel Tractor SALES SERVICE MANSION FARM EQUIPMENT R THE WORLDS LARGEST TRACTOR MANUFACTURER GIVES YOU IAWNM0T0RING Took at these es Big motor Cushioned seat shift Easy pull titling from tha tractor seat AND includes 34Inch mower LAWNMOTOR up to one half aero In one half LAWNMOTORING Test drive the AT OUR STORE TODAVI united TIME WHEELBARROW WITH TRACTOR PURCHASED 3163 BASELINE MILTON EQUIPMENT CO LIMITED SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF M LAWN a GARDEN TRACTORS 2121 8782122 ALL YEAR ROUND MACHINE gnu to ttarai snout tlnwo ilny the Jlotliinui In mi Wliuoiitlii liinillliirlljig Willi llio I ft 1 1 into will ho ii SI second jiIiilo In addition to oilier WW mid Ah lliu Irlp lor two In world mid will fly lugpgo down excess curried In Iholr own would Ihoin down Into Inmittr of tin I lie now meinben llrutlinrlun I lying liar lorn ii jilhil mid tier two mid I im She been mill compel In tho Powder Puff a traiiiLuiilliioiitfll race llireo Mr Muhoo been flying fur six but before in the Derby Mrs llrotlicrtim hut year for the fir it time Reeve preach need big garage A to erect a repair was but wrap m on Lot reminded council there were no ton 7 In the of In the by law which muit be to him to luue a buUdlng Planning Board the permit without will make a the land on Currie nodded Over he objectlom or Its been used my whole i Mariliall lifetime church II not fair to keep the applicant II haw it Mr dangling on the end Turning to Mr flainei another of a council decided the councillor said there one former church properly would way he could avoid changing the an amendment to the land uie- get the reeve to agricultural holding by law preach once a year first bo referred to The reeve muzzled a grin and planning board replied it would take a pretty big Clerk Del French questioned garage to hold the congregation by admitted It could led take almot a year before the BARBARA of and pilot of Toronto will bo Shooting for a cash prize of S2 and a trip for two anywhere in world courtesy of Air Canada when thev tdke off in their Authorize classroom council authorized erection of a portable at Lot Con for the of leaching deaf children staying at the farm owned by the Ontario Million for the Deaf Councillor Ken Marshall told the township council money for the project was being raised by Mil ton Club under chairman Sales The farm locally known the old Chiiholm place is being used to educate deaf children with other problems They are doing a great work Councilor Marshall raid that the success of the project had got the Lions working on a project to establish more farms and find qualified people to operate them Funds for the operation come from agricultural pursuits of the proprietors on the farm he aircraft May In the Angel Derby The race will emphasized start in Toronto and end in 63 teams Proximity of the farm to the pilot and pilot are expected to enter Staff Ontario School for the Deaf also Photo allows the students to spend some tunc at the school ALLENS ASSORTED FLAVOURS FRUIT DRINKS 3 95 CHOICE PEACH HALVES 2 49 LIMITS BEANS PORK ASSORTED COLOURS FACIAL TISSUE MIXED VEGETABLES us MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE 57 IGJUMIS 47 89 BABY FOODS 13 JAFFA ORANGES 59 Mcintosh appussoS cabbage st cYTstr 229 GREEN ONIONS 3 245 BMUNKAfiiUirtS CAUFrUMONS 6539 anjoupearstS 749 CUCUMBERS BUNCH RADISH MARGARINE -OPEN- THURSDAY FRDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 OUR FOR