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Fanning Brook

A very pleasant evenng was sent at the home of Mr’: and Mrs Olive: L Jay 0n Dec. 10. 1948

- when a fey o! their friends and

neighbours gathered to bid them farewell. prior to taking up resid- ence elsewhere. The gathering was called to order. And g n'cely word- ed address was read-by Mrs. Steph- en MacDonald and Mrs. Ernest Rodger-son presented Mr. and Mrs. Jay with a well filled purse on be- hall of the- community. Follow- ing is the address.

Dear F‘rlends:-

A few of your friends assemble here tonight to bid you goodbye we fnd that parting is not mere- iy going away. it l5 severing ties which friendship has bound t0- gether through years. During the years we have lved with and known you. we have found you most congenial comps-titans and in our community activities you have given freely of your time. However you are not going far and we know the same good-will and friendship which existed while here. will be kept alive by yourjrequent visits io our comnzunity. '

We find words are inadequate to bxpresg our feelingytonight. so we ask ycu to accept this gift as a remembrance o! your friends taxi your happy days spent in Fan-n‘ Brook.

. . . Then the Women's Institute of- Fanning Brook of which Mrs. Jay was a valued member presented her with a beautiful git. The present- ation was made by Mrs. Watson Jay and Miss Ruby Jay read the following address.

Dear Emma,

It Ls with feeling o! regret that we approach you tonight. and with aching hearts. we bid you farewell.

Since our Institute began- you have been an enthusiastic worker and we feel our loss to be inesti- mstbls.

However we shall be look'ng for- ward to your visits to our meet- ings at which you will receive a cordial welcome. In matters con- cerning Institute wcrk we have 50118lil. your advice and received many helpful suggestions.

As words fail to express our feelings. we ask you to accept this gift g5 a rcmcmbrazzcc. May health grid prosperity follow you and that you may have a very Merry Christmas. is the sincere wsh of the members of Fanning Brook Women's Institute.

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Mr and Mrs. Jay. although taken by surprise very nicely expressed their thanks for the n'ce gifts and kindly invited each one to their new home assuring them the same wel- come would await each one _as 1n their fomier home. A defcious lunch was served by the ladies present. The remainder oi the evening was spent in gameswand dancing.

HERMITAGE .W. I.

The members qt the Hermitage Women's Institute were entertain- ﬂd at the home o! Mrs. Aness Curran. on Friday ‘evening. Ebb. 7th. Five members and several visitors were present.

The president presided and upen- ed the meeting wth the singing of the Institute Ode. Roll call was responded to by a Valentine Verse Minutes c-f previous meeting were read and approved. C.“ ,ondence was also read including a letter from Ml‘. H B. Chandler. ubrlr‘ ‘an. a discussion on- same follow- ed and was decided to send for a box of boc-lts to be distributed among the members. a bill of $1.00 was ordered paid and tnvo members. ex- pressed their thanks, for lruit re‘ ceived.

Mrs. Willam Rooney and Mrs. W J. McVarish were appointed on School committee for next two months. Sick Committee. Mrs. Jas. Padmond and Mrs Aneas Curran. Mrs William Rooney kindly in- vited members to her b01116 i0!‘ lhv March meeting. Roll call nanswered bv "An Irish Joke". Meeting ad- jc-urncdby singing of Naton-al Anthem. The remainder cf the evening was pleasantly spent in a game of whist Prizes were don- ntcd by Mrs Aeneas Cut-run and won by Mrs Raymond Wood and Alban Curran A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. asset- ed by the mtmbers.

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The East player Ln today's deal worked quite a hoax on the op- ponents. and saved his side a grat- ifying number of pants.

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Bast South West North '4 Q 4 A Pass 5 Q Pass a Q Pass 1g.

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East want down four tricks. of course. but. with the credit for his honors this was cheap enough in comparison w‘th the 2410 points that the enemy could have collect- ed through bidding seven spades.

It Ls easy to scoff that. North- South should have collected the higher reward. but let's consider. The seven-diamond "cue bid" that East tossed ‘nto the auctiun- so matter-ol-tfactly could scarcely fall to effect the North-South reason-

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Obviously. East had that express purpose in mind when he made the bid. There was no reason to doubt the authenticity of North's vulnerable cue bid of flvehearts. and zny doubt that might have remained was dispelled when North went to seven clubs_ something he scarcely would have done if he had held a heart loser! Thua East had every reason to fear that the opponents really could make a vul- neralbie grand slam. and it was no source of comfort that East could overcall seven clubs. because there was still that all-powerful spade suit to be heard from. Pre- sumably. North had some fit in that suit for his terrific bidding, and if East overcalled seven clubs with seven hearts. North could cl’nch the matter by bidding seven spades.

It goes without saying that North (or South) could have bid the seven spades in any case—-but how could either one know that East was "lying"- that there were two good reasons why he c:uldn‘t ruff a diamond lead by West!

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