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service‘ It is an aid to teachers as it demonstrates the democratic way of living. It con be used to broaden the social activities of your school. Monthly newsletters magazines are mailed to all teach-ea Supplies should be‘

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PRINCETOWN ROAD W. M. S.

The Princetown Road W. M. S. held their September meeting at

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president, Mrs. E. Kent had charge

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oi the meeting which opened with hymn, "0 Word oi God Incarnate." The theme was "Being the Bible tor all the world." Psalm 119 was read responsively followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison and read- ing by Mrs. Frank Crabbe, "Great

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By Josephine Culbertson SIGN-OFF! There la widespread rnieeoncepﬁ

the many players who so WW8 l" Hill iield.

North dealer. ' l , East-West vulnerable.

West opened his lourth-higbest diamond, and though declare:- piayed the hand to the best ad- vantage, he could mt help going down e. trick.

North was loud in his denunciat- ion o! South for not observing the “two-heart "sign-oil." Ignoring the tact that two hearts would not have been any easier to make than two motrump. North voiced the opinion that the bidding South had done, iii-st one notrurrvp, then two natrump, was illogical, and an evidence o! the desire to “take

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Intualiy, there was not n grain o! truth or logic in the position North took, and it was he, not South, who should ta-ke lessons in bidding! The one-heart opening we; irreducibly lig.ht, and sinoe

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one-notrump response.

The tact was that when North did rebld, south had every right to visualize a substantially strone ger North hand, and since South's lirst response o! one notnump, though the best bid available at that time, left some values unex- pressed, South was perfectly ccrrect in biddrlng again, and his choice oi two notrump was beyond criticism. Norihﬂs rebid was not a sign oil, it was another bid, and even it North did intend it as a sgn-oﬂ, what right did he have to believe that an eight-trick contract in hearts oovuld be fulﬁlled?

The only correct or logical sign- oi! to South's one-notrump was a plain and simple pass by Nos-ital

CORNWALL - YORK POINT W. I.

The regular monthly meeting n! the Cornwall-York Point Women's Institute met at the home oi Mrs. Hazen Howard Monday evening, Sept. l. The meeting opened with the "Ode" ioilowed by the Creed in unison. The minutes o! the last meeting were read and ad- opted; roll call was answered to by eighteen members.

The reports o! the committees were then given. Cornwall school reported cups needed tor the school. Cornwall and York Point sick committee were absent.

The correspondence was read by the secretary.

It was moved and seconded that the Institute buy (our dozen cups.

It was decided to have a cook- ing demonstration at some iutuire

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is the Company." Hymn. “Break thou the Bread o! Lite" closed the devotional period. The minutes o! the last meeting were read and ap- proved and roll was answered by ten members and one visitor. Some discussion took place on packing a. box tor Labrador, but was lett until next. meeting. Mrs. Frank Crabb kindly invited the members tor the next meeting, roll to be answered by a verse oi Scripture containing the word “Saviour? The collection amounted to 65c. The meeting closed with the Mlz- pah Benediction. A dainty lunch was then served by the hostess.

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North did not have a void m‘ a singleton in his hand, there was no earthly reason or excuse for rebidddng in the laoe of South's

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It was decided to have an auc- tion sale at the October meeting‘, all articles are to be hand-made and made out o! ilorrr bags. Mrs. Herbert Scott then read an article on “Public Health in Canada To- day." ‘

The collection for the evening amounted to $1.11. The October meeting will be held at the home o! Mrs. Gordon MacMillan, roll call to be answered to with "the most embarrassing moment o! my lite."

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