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Here and There Holiday Visitors The John Collins 21 Crw travelled to to Chrbanas with bis parents the Collins Mr and Mrs Jesse Crow hurst of Montreal East were holiday visitors of Mr and Mrs Norm Kclman Cr Helped Build Cooperative Movement in This Area H Doc of Mr and Mrs William of the of the children from Leduc Alt were Chris mas visitors with the A Mr and Mrs David Cullen Ave travelled to Ottaia to be with her the Stewarts for Christmas Mr and Mrs Fred Jcnnj lynnc Main St S Christmas her par the Art Englebya and tm in Kenilworth The Ted Lawrences Shcl ley Street and son James from were Christmas Sunday guests with Major and Mrs Ross Burns CFB Borden Staff Bill Campbell and jcrativo movement in this was honoured recently at a dinner at Terra Cotta Inn when he was presented with a sold watch from the Group United Cooperatives of Ontario as a retiriment present The watch was presented by Ralph Parkinson chairman of thi Group which In eludes Georgetown and OrangeviHe branches In all Doc Smellie has spent but a few years of his working life with He was port of Che founding group at She Cooperative and was its V ii career has Mrs Campbell and family almost every phaic of Ottawa wailed with his aunt retirement he was still pari of the sales organization at Ihci Georgetown branch Doc receives gold watch from Ralph Halton Branch UCO chairman Mr and Mrs Cednc Cross and son Lome of 34 Albert St holi wilh their daughter Jes and Gordon Martin in Gran that of Doc had Seville Christmas day I followed many of the same Mr Clan of Tor OT tin was the third manager at and his relentless efforts to servo agriculture in this district he remained on staff until Just recently Outlining some of his family 14 Ct Miss Lynda of Wind travelled to Georgetown to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Kentner Queen Street Over tho Christmas holidays Mr and Mrs Christopher Dun can and son Martin of Brock Street Toronto visited with Mr and Mrs Gerald Keough Mrs Elsie and Mr and Mra Jim and children Wendy and Bruce 31 Mechanic Mr William of St Ave Toronto were holiday vis- John Mr Harry and Mrs Chuks Mr and Mrs Kelly Ewlna St aid children Brian and Patricia of Montreal were Miss Donna Keates presently day visitors with Mr and Mrs attending the Institute of Nat Benjamin ural in Winnipeg Joined her family Mr and Mr William Keaes of Airedale Ct over the holidays I Doc proper name Is Ha his nickname many years ago as a result of his uncanny ability to cure the over the Doc ill in veil the problems of Incited he had his many area farmers with and Us patrons is two past retirement but he felt It was lime lo dev bit of his full tine efforts to gar contribution to the organization Holiday Visitors Here and There Before their departure to I Mrs Jean Carroll of St take up residence In Vancimer was a New Years guest Mr and Mrs Craikel and with the Clifford family wore entertained the holiday weekend Mr aid Mercer to Mackcnxn d their children Alan Larry and Glen Mr and Mrs and children Karen Cindy and Tracey Norton Crescent went Joined by Mr and Mrs Waldo of Scotia over the holiday season I Mr and Mrs A and Carolyn Eleanor Cr entertained over Christmas Mr J from Toronto Mr and Mrs S Micrmia Dr a family Christmas with from Brampton and Crescent welcomed for Chris mas their daughter and son In law Mr and Mrs Lee Hooker Raj lawn Crcs For five dajs over tho New Yean holiday a reunion and second Christmas was hold In the everyone- enjoyed ski midnight The James B shops- and Nen one and Jimmy 20 Heather Ct holidayed with friends the Joe in Molton New Years Mr and Mrs Morton Doug las and Jan 30 Elean entertained for the week Mr and Mrs Brooks from J J and daughter Molly Dufterin Mr and Mrs Baths Elgin St spent Christmas with and uncle Mr and Mrs of Acton J l Mr and Mrs Noel Monchamp Lisa and 3 Eleanor the holiday weekend Mrs of Windsor i Mr and Ron Archer David Bryan and Brenda spent Years Ih the Bert Archers in Milton The William Barclays Bill Cordon and Shiaron Marilyn also Mrs Mary Rod Christmas together Travelling to Toronto dur tig Christmas to visit Mrs J Mdr holTdaj P wprc Mr and their children Colleen and Billy of Maple Ave Market St Asbod Mr and Mrs Owen Kemp J and children Darren Brian and of Cr travelled to to vlstt with dinner their friends Mr and Mrs Ron Sun Johnston and their son Derek V the last day tobogganing of ending with a hot chili buffet Here to help celebrate were Christmas with the their daughter and son inlaw Doucett family Ave Mr and Mrs Larry Mcyr and Christ Christ his parents Clement j children Kevin and KarT Si tErl par Dunns 150 the Smiths and his 1 parents the Harry Atkinsons of town hViioUyviHt with Mr and Mr Pasichny l Eastwood In Montreal for Peel Village Christoaa weekend Mr and Mrs Ste I at the Quebec spent Christmas holiday with her Crcs were parents the Cokeys her parents Mr and Sargent ltd I Port Mr nd Mrs Robert Dunn SIra JnraM Atkinson sister and husband Ralph ISherrt Anne of Essex On I and son Joe all of Samia their son in law and daughter Mrs brother DoranlMr and Mrs Lee Hooker G Culllgan of Toronto celebrated and Mr New Years here I brother Ken from Windsor LETS PLAY BRIDGE BY BILL COATS One bid that continues to confuse and befuddle the aver player the rev bid By definition a rev erse bid is a sequence of two bids which are not in the usual order For example if hold both hearts and diamond and wish to show both you would normally bid the hearts first Hence if you bid first and second have reversed IMPORTANT Why Is a reverie bid so bidding SOUTH WEST NORTH BAST Pi Pit 3 Pin All Pais Pais Pus Pais South has siiffic strength reverse the bidding and hi BortutVfmpartiur to to Iflrger to the next higher level to Without one of the jour firat suit Since partner needs no to show a simple between 2 suits low that opener must be stronger than a normal opening bid The suggested limlta of reverse bid are at least pis and the first suit bid longer than the second wit bid reverse bid Is a strong bid most aa strong as a jump shift but It is not forcing BEST CONTRACT Here Is a hand from the bridge club where knowledge of the reverse should lead the best contract South with both NORTH C Ideal WEST HAST 9 J TO C4C 105 C SOUTH H suit aces would have to open one spade lo avoid revers ing North responds two showing at least ten points Af South reverses Into spades North shows support for both sulls and South can bid the slam with confidence In fact North needs only one minor lit king in order to make a slam BLACKWOOD South could have used Black wood to check on aces and kings There Li no problem to the play of the hand Declarer wins the diamond lead draw trump and proceeds to knock out the heart ace In all decla makes four heart tricks diamond tricks two club tricks and four trump THE FINER THINGS I would like lo I kc this op to all my read era the very it in May the new year more and better bridge and all t other fine in life ACTON BRIDGE CLUB Mondays result I tic ry and Jack Ivan Mr and Mrs George Cook Mounts spent Christmas with her her ham and Mrs and Tina in Acton Mr and Mrs Michalak and Jan travelled to Wlndwr to have a family Christmas with and Mrs Mrs Ruth Smith Brampton and Mm Jack Bailey Sr were Uhristnwi and New Years quests at the Ace Bailey home Duncan Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore and their on Richard of 4 entertained for the Christ mas holiday Alice Moore from Toronto Mr and Mm Daniel Crawford i Kelly and Kim 10 Campbell Gale spent Christmas in Toronto with her parents the John Youngs Mr and Mrs George Cooper and son Algol were with friends Audrey and Frank of for Christmas Mr and Mrs McDonald and David Orchard I spent the Christmas holdajl weekend with Mr and Mrs Ton and family of ion For the Christmas weekend Mr and Mrs Mulder and Mam St S visited their daughter Mr and Mrs Mi at their home on Chapel Si Mr and son Ricky Barbara Pen Crcs attended a Christ mas family reunion the home of the William Godsons in Mr and Mrs Mitchell Ross Kathleen Dale Bruce and Doug of welcomed from New for a Christmas visit Mr and Mrs Brampton Mr and Mrs W and family were the holiday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J Mlddleton Joy and Linda Orchard Mr and Mrs Corcor an and St were in Toronto to spend Christ mas with his sister Che Dave Roses The Harry Paul Jeffrej and Sandra 7 Albert SI Christmas in Now market with her parents the Albert Stevens Mr and Mrs J W Dnaowttl and son Paul 14 Iajcui spent Christmas his broth cr Gordon and Mrs and family of West I1IU Mr and V Debbie Sherry Neil and Sean invited as Christmas day to their home Sargent Mr Rick Hunter of Stewart town and Mr and Mrs N and family of ton Travelling to Ottawa Now Years holiday were Mr and Mrs and their children Hetty Gera and per Metcalfe and Jack Greer Ivanlcd with Mr and Mrs J and Mrs Pal whilst in IT 5 JUST DOWN THE HILL FOR ALL YOUR GIFT AND FLORAL NEEDS VII HEX Juit Bait of Main St THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JAN PAGE I i Different Flavours COOKIES 3 MANNINGS CHOCO IP 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