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‘The regular meeting of the Kinlaton Y. P. U. met at the home of Mr. andiMrs. "rne Smith on

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TllW-‘lll! _evenin8. ‘anuary 27th. Shirley Newson led the Worship period, which opened the meet- ing, bysinging "Jesus Lover of my Soul". Scripture lesson. St. Luke, 17-1-12, followed by Lord's Prayer in unison. Hymn. "Sweet Hour of Prayer". The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered by

members and one visitor present. Roll call for next meeting to be

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answered with the first six books o! tl-fe Old Testament. Collection amounted to 90c. The following

committees were appointed for next meeting.

Worship period, Mrs. Oaivin Holmes.

Study period, Erma ﬂ-amester

and Mildred Paul.

Recreation period. Ina Raul and Norma Slnlith.

Lunch committee, Alton Green. Reggie Newson and ' Wendell

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Study period we: led by Herold Smith.

‘ Jean Docherty had charge of recreation period which. consisted of games and contests. Lunch was served by hostess and committee in charge.

A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Smith and flu-oily for the use o! their home and kind hospitality shown.

Meeting closed with IO i111 Benediction.

AUSTRALIANS RESORT TO SUMMER WOOLLIES

SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. 2 — (OP) — So much natural rein has (alien around Sydney in the last three months that rain making experiments by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- search have had to be postponed indefinitely.

A fully equipped ‘R. A._A. P. Liberator has been standing by at Richmond eirdrome near Sydney since last October walﬂlg for a, fow days fine weather to take the scientists up.

Last month was the wettest December since i920 and this monlh looks like being 1n all-time record for a wet January. More than double the average rainfall for the month hes been recorded in the first half of the montli.

Freaklsii weather has caused many to return to their woolliea and lizht fires in homes. Snow-

flakes have been seen in Sydney

where it never snows in the winter - let alone the summer.

The C- S. I. R. have announced that they will make ertiflclahrain when the natural rain stops long

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not bid his hand right up to the hilt! Although East's double had im- plied the wish for a lead in one of dummy! bid suits. West, not knowing whether to lead a spade or diamond and fearing that he would gues wrong, decided to open his own five-card heart suit and therefore led the ten. This was ducked in dummy and But put up the king. The heart tour now knocked out the blank ace. A low club was ‘led from dummy and when East played tho nine, South won with the king.

South new cashed the , heart queen, then led a spade to the king and returned another club toward his own hand. East, to avoid being "locked in”, put up the club ace and exited with the club jack. His relief. however did not last long! Declarer cashed the queen and the thirteenth club, discarding a. diamond from dummy then took a diamond finesse to the ten spot. East, in with the jack, had to lead a. spade or dia- mond up to dummy, and this gave South all the tricks he needed.

Unfortunately, there is enough space to go into the dif- ference it would have made if East had played the heart Jack on the first trick, but I strongly urge my readers to try this variation for themselves! If South takes the first trick with the queen, East sac- rifices his heart king to dummy’s blank ace at the earliest opport- unity, and from that point on, South is not in an enviable posit- ion! .

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