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Acton Wednesday Senior Citizens picnic draws 37 from Acton by Elate Reed always has to be a first for everything they and this year was the first tune tone 13 Senior Citizens annual picnic was rained out of Its chosen locale The Is held annually during the third week of June which Is officially proclaimed by the Ontario as Senior Citizen week In Ontario Tills year Hidden Valley Park was chosen as site for the picnic and plans and preparations were made for June 11 years the day has been uncomfortable cool but an Wednesday the rain descended as this urea was fooling the effects of Hurricane Agnes However tho president Mr Covert anticipated unfavorable weather and mado previous ananKctnents to hold tho gathering In Arena on New St adjoining Senior CHI ton Hoi rentlon Centre and ttic buses and cant went to the park wi re routed to lire arena all would have preferred a warm sunny day In the iwirk In traditional picnic million everyone was Lomforttibtti and dry In the anna mid of wilcomed by Mr overt William bellow punt president said In urn lunch and lattr Introduiwl Mm I Ha route a int mil it of llurllriKton who ri mill tliH Win I tie mid rim off with mltiltmiiii imifiiNlmi flint of fun mil for Alton Icililui lull did and a In and uMptolally tho Mr and Mr M I Mm mm it Hi mid imU Ilia Mm nw Mm In tmnt limn hlMliri lift null Mr Mill Hi at III tin 4 ff All m It ik w Shes busy finding farms Golden Agers enjoy Manor lawn party By Mm Isle Reed Senior week wan a wry one for Acton Ago Club their annual ion pknk and helping In tliclr own vnrlouit churches And It has bun a busy week In different churches they were represented at the iihop and auction sale some found time to help In their wind up the week the Club a special treat on afternoon by taking a bus loud of to the lawn party Manor on the occasion of the JO anniversary of the Manor On account of the rain the party had to be located Inside with bake Mile and all booths In the spacious rooms of the Manor A wonderful 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FRIENDSHIPS WERE RENEWED the church overflowed into the annex and a happy social time was observed over strawberries and cream at St Church Sunday alter the special services at the 30 Eucharist Members of the parish donned centennial dresses and frock coats bowlers and hats to mark the oc casion which was slight marred unfavorable weather But the of the day banished all the blues Whole Joe Peine tunes on his accordion parishioners and of St exchanged information in the parish hall and a few of the more venturesome went outside with strawbemes when weather started to clear In long dresses were Dave Hunter top left and Mrs John Creasey Sr below Top right sidesmen Harold Denny and Ted Pratt welcome visitors Mr and Mrs Ted former parishioners now of Guelph while the Rev Laurie looks on centre Dave Hunter minds his little girl while Reeve Frank takes strawberries and cream to his daughter Frances and family outside at tables The choir proceeds into the centuryold parish above while beside them are George and Strongitharm in appropriate dress Below are John Creasey Sr and Morris Courtney with Dr Oakes and grandchildren centre H Coles Photos Lets Play Br dge l is a very hand to i the table but I am presenting to you as a double dummy problem Look ail four tauids if yog can make with these One declarer did but week at the Club dealt tide vulnerable jyKTH est e J SOUTH Declarer was faced with the problem two diamond Obviously was i loaded in perhaps he baa two diamonds to an honor see what happens Declarer trump in two rounds and then cashes the dub ace and lung i in that order A dub is ruffed In dummy Plays tow Declarer reenters his hand with the diamond ace If West plays low declarer ruffs another club and leads a playing low In both hands West most even the and he has nothing but hearts to lead On the heart lead declarer can pitch a diamond in dummy and ruff in this way declarer makes two nits in bis hand plus six trump in dummy and side aceking tricks West might try to avoid the end play by either discarding the tang on a lead or by playing it aider the ace In that case when declarer ruffs the last dub in dummy be simply takes a dumond finesse against East East can win the diamond queen but declarer win score the Jack for his eleventh trick At toll point the bidding a bttta wild but the final Last week we played a Mitchell contract was tin and movement at the Acton Bridge producing winners in two b ace which directions The NorthSouth 1 H 18 A J I PASS IS ALL PAS Opening lead King of If I were South I would open one dumond not one club but It is of tittle consequence doubted to show a hand of opening strength North redoubled to Ugh card points Yoa can imagine Norms surprise whan be beard South bid winners w first Gloria Coata frost free refrigerators 12 Ft Frot Free Relrlgcrntor hoi every feature open your door lo easy 101 pounds frozen food J storage In magnetic door seal Interior light shelf space on lop door storage shelves position shelves dairy 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