Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 15, 1967, p. 12

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mr and mrs wayne presswood make new home in hamilton lets play bridge ra i by bill coats finians rainbow abounds with catchy show music at last it seem u if lum- mer hu irrived its even not iceable around tbe local bridge dubs erin baa had lta lut gnme of the leason tbe acton bridge club will go until june 26th thin year but there la good ntrtva for all local duplicate buffs georgetown will con- tlnue its tuesday night games all summer for those who missed the news- in the larger dally pap ers it will be north america versus italy in the bermudi bowl championship five teams started off with the top two to go into the finals lets hope that north america with its canadian pair of mur ray and kehela can win this year a lot of bridge players seem to take 4 finesse just because its there to take here is a hand frum last weeks game at the acton bridge club with neither side vulnerable the dealer is west mr and mrs wayne presswood the reception was held georgetown golf country club where the wedding cake baked by the bride was flanked by arrangements of shastas and yellow roses and lighted tapers the tables wore centred with pastel sweet pea nosegays and ribbon streamers carrying out the rainbow theme the brides mother received wearing a pale blue lace dress coat and hat and matching shoes her corsage was pink roses centred with a white gardenia the groom s mother assisted wear ing a dark turquoise twopiece dress with matching shoes and white accessories her corsage was white cymbidium orchids with touches of pink her norman young official cd on saturday may 13 at four oclock at the marriage in knox presbyterian church of gayle bonita little and john wayne presswood the bride daughter of mr and mrs clare utile 10 byron st and xroom is the son of mr and mrs john presswood n nabb street the newly red carpeted church with tall standards white gladioli and shasta mums was a nice setting for the dou ble ring ceremony the bride given in marriage by her father chose a gleaming white gown with scoop neckline length sleeves and detach able train all edged in lace scrolls her shoulder length il lusion veil was held in place by an open crowned pillbox of peau de soie she wore a single strand of cultured pearls the grooms wedding gift and car ried her favourite flowers yel low roses stephanotis and ivy in a cascading bouquet miss brcnda crawford n childhood friend front hamilton lvas maid of honour her full length aquamarine satapeau over taffeta gown was empire atyle with bell sleeves and a flotins panel of chiffon fell from tho back of the scoop neck- line the bridesmaids mrs gordon spcnce jr of glen williams hiss rosemary scri- ver greenwood and miss bey- rley wells georgetown wore similar gowns in yellow mauve and rose respectively their flowers were shasta and star flowers and were carried on white lace fans with streamers of rainbow hues their shoes and shasta trimmed veils also complimented their gowns they wore pearl necklaces and airings the brides gift to complete their ensemble soloist was mrs william bar clay who sang 0 perfect love and til walk beside you mrs b gowtand was organist rod ney presswood was his broth rs groomsman and ushers were another brother paul presswood gordon spence jr brotherinlaw of the groom and dean little brother of the bride they wore the grooms gift maple leaf cufflink sets north s j 7 6 3 h 2 d k j 3 c j 10 9 6 3 wen eait s k 4 3 s 10 9 2 h j 10 4 3 h q 8 5 d 10 9 76 d q 8 3 co 4 c a k 8 3 south s a q 8 h a k 9 8 7 d a 4 2 c 7 4 the bidding wett north fait south pas pass pass 1 h pass is piss 2h all pass for a honeymoon to banff and the rockies the bride wore a pale pink wool suit with fox collar dyed to match a pink flowered whimsy hat and black patent accessories and a corsage of pink orchids with black vel vet leaves honoured guests were the trooms grandparents mr and mrs david ilurren of town outoftown guests were from buffalo rochester st thomas haliburton sudbury lindsay bnbcaygeon st catharines point an baril winona toronto and hamilton a trouscaii tra s blh on i may 6 at the brides home andi mrs david hurron mrs jack presswood and mrs albert rus- sell poured tea before her marriage the bride was honoured with love ly showers one by mrs wm barclay mrs james gambell and mrs stan norton at the barclay home mrs robert har ris was hostess at another with mrs albert russell cooksville as cohostess also one by mrs beverley moody in glen wil liams and another by a group o friends in hamilton the bride and groom received pre sentations from the radicals car club horn elevator workers and varian associates recreation club the bride was employed with varian associates and tho groom is with horn elevator niagara ltd in hamilton where they willmake their new home south should not open one no trump with a good five card major- suit and a weak double- ton however it would be bet ter if north had responded one no trump south would raise to two which would become the final contract at two hearts declarer is in danger of losing two trump two clubs and one each in ipadea and diamonds west leads his diamond ten which rides to declarer ice two rounds of trump are taken and declarer should take stock what about a ipade finesse lets suppose that it wins to what you atlll have a spade loser only if east hu the king and weit hu specifically the tennine of spades can you gain a trick thats asking too much east cannot lead diamonds without giving up tricks ao he tries the spade suit declarer finesses not to win a trick but to set up dummys spade suit west should duck tho spade but declarer should not be fooled he should continue with the spade ace and a smalt spade this sets up dummys jack when west leads a diamond declarer should reject the fin- esse and play the king the 13th spade in dummy provides a parking space for the diam ond loser in all declarer loses two trump one spade and two clubs dont finesse just because you can if you take a finesse have a good reason last weeks winners at the acton bridge club were first mrs katherlne coats and pat jeffares second cam sinclair and art norris tied for third jack coats and les filotas with george solty and bill wandel mondays winners at acton bridge club 1st pair george solty bill wandel 2nd pair pat jeffares mrs k coals 3rd pair mrs mary manning and mrs k campbell bridge club nine tables were in play at the georgetown duplicate bridge dob on tuesday june 6 north south- winners were dc macdonajd bj raymond mrs m taylor and mrs b pat- casting la underway for globe productions presentation of finians rainbow in november the lead female role sharon hu been given to milrce arms trong and the romantic male lead woody to dcs nichols the raucous senator rawklns a southerner patterened after governor wallace wiu be play ed by howard wilson many more roles are yet to be cut and the call is out far extras of all kinds dancers singers and actors director brian wareing was one of the comic robbers in lut years show and the musical director is ralph ursel well known locally in all mush cir cles if the title fsnlani rainbow doesnt ring a bell the music certainly will remember gloc ca morra if thla iiftt love old devil moon i love the girl im near these songs all originated in finians rainbow it was first produced on broadway in 1w7 and has been produced all over the world since then it la now being made into a movie with don francks as woody pctula clark u shar on tommy steele uog the leprechaun and the old muter fred aatalre u fialan globe productions is aiming high tbls year a trip to ontario capital lynne wilkes gradt s chapal street school at 815 the morning of fri day may 26 grades seven and eight gaily boarded two buses which were to take them toronto the first stop was at the museum the seventh grade went through the section about the history of man while our class grade eight went through the science section the grade eights saw rocks early animals fish prehistoric creatures and at the end a section open ed recentlyiy princess alex andra- on her visit to toronto the new section showed all the mod clothes and clothing worn in early times the second stop was at riv- erdale zoo we ate lunch here and also had a chance to ob serve all the strange animals and birds after we left the zoo the bus es headed for queens park tullo r prust l keir duke wilson and w hamilton east- west mr and mrs clayton bar bour mrs w thompson and mrs w wilson mrs and mrs walter biehn mrs hazel hydo and mrs aueen bradley where we were to be at a ses sion of parliament in the par liament buildings here we saw and heard many things new and different for all of us afterwards the guide answer ed any questions and explained some of the strange things that were done the final stop was at casa loma a huge castle with ninety- eight rooms it was built by sir henry pallett as sir henry got the money he completed the castle it was built similar to the castles in scotland sir henry lived in the castle only ten years after that the taxes became too high and he could not afford to pay them the rooms we went in were very large and luxurious there was an underground tunnel leading to the stables the carriages are still on dis play in the stables some of the pupils had chance to go up to the towers at the top of casa loma tbe classes visited the gift t where many of the students purchased souvenirs when we arrived home most of the people were quite tired but i am sure that nobody will forget our trip to ontarios capi tal i 1st georgetown cubs continued from page fl of her many adventures before retirement to her present berth the boys toured from bridge to engine room but the high light of the day came when they found the 4 inch gun tar- ret on the forward deck stilt mobile quickly a gun crew was formed and by some se curate shooting they took the top storey off the royal york hotel all left for home st noon pleased with the tour and the discovery of part of canadas put history on tuesday evening 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