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wbw x0i i i v t 12 th afcton r p wsdrwiow february v 1967 ofprinqt 4 bnmftca ptesbytoriol president the hymn 0 god our help in ages past was sung mrs norrls called upon the pijtie society to give the devot ions mn taylor and mrs gra ham of georgetown received the offering after which miss corbettof erindale sang very beautifully how great thou art mrs adair of erindale intro- l the guesuspeaker miss mary whale dlredtor of over- seas missions miss whale tdok the theme for this meet ing as her topic eyery mem ber caring every member sharing she spoke of the great need of caring for those in desperate need in india and also the need of sharing with the people of formosa and ni geria she commented upon the comfort support and blessing given to missionaries because of the sharing of the womens missionary society she gave a vivid wordpicture of condit ions in those countries and a real challenge to keep on car ing and sharing mrs a 8 carr past presi dent of the council executive was in charge of the installat- an excellent report on lifera ion of officers for 1967 she read i corinthians 12 2931 and chapter 13 and gave sin cere words of admonition to the elected officers from this portion of scripture a real service of love is required of each one mrs norris dealt with items of business she announced the annual meeting of 4he toronto- kingston synodical to be held in sault ste marie april 36 and also a workshop for bram pton presbyterial in st and rews church brampton on march 19 at 1030 ajn the courtesies were given by mrs3pwn of erindale titter which the closing hymn rise up o men of god was sung miss whale closed the meeting with prayer the first annual meeting of brampton presbyterial was held in erindale presbyterian church on wednesday jan 25 wfth morning and afternoon sessions the weather was ex ceptionally favorable conse quently a splendid attendance was recorded the president mrs velma norris presided and constituted the 10j0 am session with prayer thecallto was followed by the hymn come all ye faithful mrs lsstle young of union took the scripture lesson us ing the theme of the council executive for centennial year prayer people and program luke chapter ilvt and select ed verses from the fourth chapter of st johns gospel were read mrs fl thomp son of georgetown led in pray er words of welcome were giv en by mrs laird of erindale minutes and correspondence were read followed by an en couraging financial report by mrs weber of nashville reports from the various secretaries were presented by mrs cpxhead of clarkson mrs sandals of brampton gave lure miss powrle regional direc tor for toronto kingston sy nodical spoke regarding the reports given and called for the report of the nominating committee this was given by mrs latin weylle of streets- villetthe hymn o worship the king was sung the roll call of the societies was taken each answering with the date the congregat ion which she represented was formed the closing prayer was given by mrs parker of campbehville i the la of e a delicious lunch the afternoon session conve ned at 215 pm and was con stituted with prayer by the christian church meeting achievement day of interest readers write members of the ospringe 4- h club and their leaders mrs r ellis and laurel stuwblng- ton attended achievement day in fergus with mrs n mcken- lie and mrs k stubbington helping provide transportat ion linda mckenzie was com mentator for the girls exhibit savory dishes made from left over meats which received fa- vorable comments bythe vis iting home economist mrs ga- tenby girls who completed the club and were awarded spbons were breftda brucejudy el lis patti ellis marion gates linda mckenzie betty reln- ick donna spence doris spence debbie stewart linda strandholt janice upshall june upshall and laurel stub bington county honor are awarded to girls completing six clubs and these were awarded to linda strandholt ana june up shall donna milton and barb ara gates also participated in the club i i credit is due to mrs flew- elling the home economist and the local leaders for the suc- a fall while at work loading sand at the county pit on the highway he received a frac tured shoulder insrthe mishap the annual meeting of the everton christian church was held monday evening at the home of d g and mrs rob ertson jack mcdougall presid ed and opened the meeting with scripture reading and ar thur harris fed in prayer trdmccutcbeon wasnam- ed secretary- for the meeting and read the minutes and pres- ented the auditors report the treasurers report given by mrs d g robertson sbow- ed ail goals met and through the care and concern of many nonresident members and act ive members finances are in good standing the trustees reported the church exterior painted a new vacuum cleaner purchased and an electric heater installed in the washrooms the christian education and worship chalrman mrs a kingsbury reported continued success with the dally vacat ion bible school with well ov er 100 daily attendance great interest has also been shown in summer camp activities with several campers attend ing and added help as cook and counsellors the christian womens fel lowship report revealed cohti- nued interest and support of womens work in the church the young people hdve rec ently reorganized and are com bining with groups from the- guelph and brock road churches sunday school report was gi ven by mrs john mcdougall during ararge portion of the year the church has been with out a regular minister but at present are fortunatein having mr george walker of fergus as interim minister thev nominating committee report as presented by mrs j- alton was accepted with the- fol lowing named to office chairman of the board alex kingsbury vice chairman jack imbdougall secretary mrs awlillie treasurer mrs dr- g robertson assistant mrs h hortop churchill rtenj project rmert makes presentation mwoaehoraps hip- lets play bridge by bill coats on january 24 an internat- tonal fund game- was sponsor ed by the georgetown bridge club thirty pairs of bridge players came to the game at georgetown the winners were- jack coats of alderwood and kay harmerof oakville these fund games are con ducted on a continent wide basis with the same hands be- ing played all over north am erica the results from george town will be sent in and over all winners will be selected at the end of the playing ses sion every participant receiv ed a summary sheet prepared by a committee of experts in new york this summary gave suggested bidding and play on every hand so everyone could compare their results with the experts one hand where the local re- suits did not compare with the experts analysis is this one the dealer is east and neither side is vulnerable north s o 10 9 3 hj 6 3 dk 7 3 c 9 6 3 west east sj76 s a k 8 4 hq 4 h9 5 2 do 6 d 8 4 2 c kqjc74 c a 10 5 south ssj a k 10 8 7 dra j 10 9 5 probable bidding east south west north pass 1h 3c pass pass 3d pass 3h all pass or east south west north pass 1h pass int pass 2d pass 2h pass 3h all pass it la not unlikely that east even with his three quick tricjks will open the bidding south should get to three or four hearts if east west ar rive at three spades or four clubs and get doubled they are in for a poor score west will lead the club king and will continue clubs south is in no hurry to take his tricks and should discard his spades on the club lead when east wins the third club he will try to cash hisospades but south will ruff when east leads the spade king he is almost mark ed with the ace as well if east has the aceking of spades and the ace of clubs then he cannot have a red queen this would have given him an opening bid declarer must play westforthe double- ton queen of trump and must finesse diamonds through west when this hand was played at georgetown only two dec larers out of 12 made ten tricks i imagine that most souths ruffed the second club and then could not get a count on easts hand it pay to watch what the opponents have in the way of high cards for this often helps place other cards that are still missing last weeks winners at the acton bridge club were first jack coats and cam sinclair second kay campbell and bill coats third mrs gilks and mrs powys in the menu ten tables of euchre were played at the bimonthly euchre with prizes being aw arded to mrs h sinclair and mrs a sinclair jim wheeler and don milton mr and mrs r ellis- and family visited recently with mr and mrs norris white and family at orton mr and mrs stan smith kitchener and mrs c heim- ler of guelph were recent vis itors at the home of d g and mrs robertson dr campbell of ithaca ny spent the weekend at the home of mr and mrs walter craik on monday hiswhe and three sons accompanied him to their new home- in- ithaca where dr campbell is at the univers ity mrs campbell and sons have been staying with her parents mr and mrs craik since returning from australia late last year mrs byron bruce was host- esss for the monthly meeting of the ladies aid mrs ralph sinclair led the devotional tove gods love for man and mans love for his neigh bors a contest on rivers in can ada was won by mrs bruce sr mrs gordon aitken and mrs stan fuller assisted the host ess in serving refreshments at the close of the meeting george lang is a patient in st josephs hospital guelph where he was taken following mrs bob kerr was at kemptville on saturday at tending the kemptville junior farmers conference held in the agricultural school and pre sented the two junior farm ers scholarships mr and mrs paul mclntyre of osnawa miss frances cret- ien of cornwall and mrs allan money of sundridge were guests on the weekend with mr and mrs bob kerr miss susan brooks was am ong thepioneer girls from the pilgrims group of georgetown limeliouse and acton who at tended an oldfashioned sleigh- riding party on saturday after noon at the home of mr and mrs m m coles no 7 high- way who afterward entertain ed cookies and cocoa were served mr and 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