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’l'lie iwgiilni‘ iii-suing o! the Ecuih Winsloc Wonirnl» lllslltiliC was held at ihe home of Mrs. Stuart Maci-“arlune Wcdncsdny night. Dec. 3rd. Willi an attend- ance of eight nicnihcrs and two visitors.

In the absence of the president and vice-president. Mrs. Stephen Holroyd presided and opened the meeting with the I.~i..Liutc Ode. followed by Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by members naming "A favourite vegetable." The minutes of last meeting were read and approved.

Ii. was decided that a sale of fudge be held at thesehool con- cut. Proceeds o! concert to go towards expenses o1’ music teach- er. The committees had no re- ports. A letter of thanks was read from lvirs. Erith Hughes.

It was moved and seconded that science books and a. dictionary hr purchased for school. The annual appeal for funds from the T. B League was read; $5.00 was voted to t-his work.

Next meeting to b: hcld a! Mrs. Wallace Rodcils on Juiiiinuv 7th at which time an auction sale is to he held. Lunch committee. Mrs. Earle Clark. lvirs. Harold Craw- ford and Mrs. Lloyd Diamond: program commitice. Mrs. Wallace Rodd. Collection amounted to L01:

An amusing contest. "A (arm- er's lnvr- letter" was put on by Mrs. Perley Taylor and won by Mrs. Wallace Rodd and iVIr-s. Stc- phcn Holroyd. lviecling adjourned

LARG-ELY WATER

The \\'lll,[‘l‘ percentage of milk is 86 poi-cent; of watermrlon. 92.4 percent; of noricrhousr- slcak. G0 percent; of cod fish. 82.6 pcixrcni»; of an an, '74 prr cont.

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West might go game b)‘ virtue of his part-sc0rc.

Thus South's actual bid oi two notrump. in the face 0f West's onc_ notrump. was an exceptionally strong call. and if North had in- terpreted it correctly. he would have put a higher vauntion on his own holding. Unquestionaulv. Norths hand was not pavrcrful, but his spade holding was good. his minor honor in the diamond suit might be land was!) of great potential value. and h's clubs were by no means hapclrss. Finally the singleton heart. though a defect, ‘was nol too had considering that South had hid the suit originally. Iii the Final analysis, then. it was North's dccisiOn to "hang" at two notrump that was responsible for the lost game.

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