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York Anti Vicinity

Mr Dave MacDonald and daugh- ter Lavina. Union Road. were visi- tors i0 York on Tuesday.

Ma's. Merill Craswell. City. was a visitor to York last week. the guest: of hm- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hairy iwaii.

lllr. Clifford Wihite, City. was in York Sunday. the guest oi Mrs. blclvln Jay.

iiLss Myrtle Stewart. Dunstaif- nitgc, i5 spending a few days in York the guest at her sister Mrs.‘ \\'r~silt‘y Matthew.

ilir. and Mrs. Dolph Murray and daughter Marion. Pleasant Grove, u-trr- visitors to Brackley Point on Sunday: guests oi Mr. a-nd Mrs. ilnrdon Nltlﬂlilﬂ

Friends o! Donald Crockett are sorry to hear that he is coniined to his home with the measles.

Mr. and l\irs. Frank Watts. York, are spending a few days in Truro. N S

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Watts. City. lpent the week end in York. thﬁ guest oi Mr. Watts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts.

Friends o! Marguerite Veseey are lorry to hear that. she is conﬁned to her hum; with sickness-C.

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Altogether Jamie has had an ex- cecdingiv pleasant day. There were. of course various sweet tid- bits lo be gleaned from the baking bu-vls: there was the delight of the tempura siﬂmh" ‘N don't you let them ever cut it up ‘n get it B11 10M in the gravy" he begged me. while we int waiting the arrival of the (where-beside; the wish bone broken with Jeanie’; mother. and Judy-like set in place above a door. But Judy was never ocnterit to let fate play a lcme hand. When an elderly bachelor or a widower came up the driveway. Judy made a spring to a chair. that would have pun. Tabby to shame to remove her Anti then when Jamie had sbciu-t retired.“ indeed as it was he had to interrupt his prayers. James called to us that "his mother is calling from town". Jamie never bq-‘ore came down the stairs so fast and then at iiva years. to hcar your mothers voice cutter an extended absence. well. that helps to make up for every long lonely minute you hiwe had.

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Seaier ilepartment

Grade x.-1. Allison Holmes; a. P51111110 Mommy; a. Donald Mao- Kinnon.

Grade lX.—1. Basil MoCann; 2, Dorothy Smith; s. Maurice Walsh and Keir Smith. equal. _

Grade VlIL-l. Ernest Wolds.

Grade VII.—1. Jean Parkman; 2, Leona‘ Morrissey; 3. Thelma Walsh.

Grade VL-l. Albert Weeks.

Perfect Attendance — Allison Holmes, Pauline Morrissey. Irma Holmes, Lorraine Morrissey. Basil McClnn. Mauirice Walsh, Leona itiorrissei’. Jean Parkman.

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Primary Department

Grade V.-1. Marilyn South; 2, Harry Love; 3. Helen Walsh.

Grad, IV.-1, Douglas Parkman; 2. Ricihard Heartz; 3. Caryl Weeks.

Grade III.—1. Lottie Cudmore; 2. Temple Weeks; 3, Artihur Walsh.

Grade II.—1, Billy Miller; 2. Norma Holmes; 3. Charles Mac- Kinnon.

Grade I. §'.»1, Aline Corcoran; 2. John Cudmore.

Grade I. Jnkl. Joseph lqahl; 2. Helen MacKlnnon; 3. Irene Park- man. .

Perfect Attendance -— Mariea Dahl. Mary McCann. Helen Walsh, Fred Corral-an. Douglas Parkman. Dawn Weeks. Caryl Weeks. Norma Holmes, irrne Parkman.

Highest Average-Marilyn Smith 93.49;. ' Ursula Morrisscy -- Teacher.

Tonight when Jamie was fast asleep and all was quiet and, at rest. I stclc away under the stars and in the mccnlight to visit brief- ly in the house across the lane. The baibe was. in bed. tut Jeanie fetch-rd the rug-tube ihn‘. I had not seen. and nilowcil m: lo has‘: u. few Lops therein. I wis delight- cd to thin‘ tixrii. l rftl still [it'd the spell of me which r-ittrn-Eiy rzniglit to the end of a perfect day.

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The North-Bomb pair Ln today's deal we lucky in their bidding. and thus it was all the more to be regretted that the declorer "slipped" in 918N118 the slam contract.

North dealer. Bathaidel vulnerable. ‘J {A K1 g _A 10 B 5 4 I K08’! ‘Kn gaqol . z N 9105c QQioaz W E aqua e1 ' S M .8 6 a ‘R ‘T 4105a as s QK J ‘A Q J I0 1 e The bidding s North East South West 1Q Pass 2]; Pass 2Q Pass as. Pass a4. Pass 5‘ Pan 6Q Pass Pa» Although the iuial contract was

eminently sound. it was ducky." as stated previously. became North had no means of knowing. from the 1515411118 he had heard. that South could "fill" the diamond suit. South would have bid just as he did with the king-Jack of spades instead or the king-jack qt ciamm-zis. ind there might easily have bean a dia- mond and a spade "off" the hciztd.

West opened his fourth-highest heart. The B02 won. and $211111 immediately decided to establish the diamond su't izr: spade discards. Normally. this might have been a good decision. because it is usually correct technique t.) set up n long side suit, rather than nMClllpt to ruff losers iEDﬂdCS in this case» So Sciit h eircw three iuuuds cf trumps then malted the (lfLnnrn-ti king and

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