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DUNDAS AND Georgetown Pastoral Charges. The United Church. Dundas — Worship: 11 a.m. Annandale -— Worship: 3 p.m. St. David’: — worship: 7 D.m. Church School: 2 p.m. lvllnlster: Rev. M.R. Pockling- on.

THE PREBBYTERIAN Church. Caledonia —— Worship ll s.m.: Peter‘: Road - Church School 1.80 p.m.. Worship 2.30 p.m.; and Murray Harbour North ~—- Church School 6.30 p.m.. Worship 7.30 p.m. Rev. M. Carl Currie. Minister.

MURRAY RIVER Church of

-Christ 10 a.m. Bible School lll

p.m. Lord's Supper and Wor-1

ARNOLD HART I

CON'I‘l'NUED I-‘ROM PAGE 9 i 1956. he became deputy general; manager. and. on .Ian. 1. 195 ii was named general manager. I

He was elected a director and i "lral Charge United Cl““'°l'- 5 Vice. president in December_ %Miuister Rev. Ralph E. John- 1908

. and was elected pres-identl

March 17, 1959. succeeding the; late Gordon R. Ball. j

Mr. Hart is also deputy chair-i man and a director of the Bank 1 of London and Montreal Limited. ; and a director of the Canadian ' Pacific Railway Co: the Coiisol-.' irlated Mining and smelling Co.) of Canada Ltd.; Consolidated l Paper Corp. Ltd: the Steell Co. of Canada Ltd.: C a n adian « Canner: Ltd.: Sun life Assur- 1 ance Co of Canada: Bnwateri

iPower Co. Lt.d. The Canadian <1«m- ll‘lS 2 fl-111» Bfille River 4 hoard or the Royal- Globe lnsur-j p.m. Birch Hill 7 p.m. Ewen E- {snce Companies: the Canadian ; Mamniistall. student.

investment Fund. Ltd: Cansd-I lan Fund. Inc.: the International 5 Nickel Company of C a n a d a. ; Ltd: the United States Rubber

Co: and i.he Ogilvic Fioiir Mills ‘ Co. Ltd. ‘

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY

ship. Speaker: John 6. Mac- Donald.

torate. A.(';..l. gue 10 Sunday School, Worship

1.30 Worship. 2.30 Sunday school

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Frl.. Jan. 24, ms. 11 um worship: no. am. “God Remembera our Labors."

SUNDAY

MONTAGUE BAPTIST Pas-

Sleeves. Monta-

11. 7.30 Evcnsong. Sturgeon:

Murray River: 2 Sunday school.

3 W.-,”hi,,. M . _ H, b . , tague: Worship 9.45 a m Mon- ver 2 p.m.: Hunter River 15.30 Sunday S(.h,,,,1;_“;_‘;,, w.:,.;Lui:;. taizue: Worship ll a.m. 5lul'~l pm. Mr. James Iiorbes. Speak- .geon: afternoon service 2:30. ‘or.

MURRAY HARBOUR Church of Christ 6 p.m. Bible School and Lord's Slipper. 7.30 pm. wag. ship. Speaker: David Weale.

DIINDAS — ANNANDALB United Baptist Paslorate. Dun- das Sunday School 10 am. Wor-

ship 11 ,,.m_ Am.,,,,.,d,,1, serwce the Presbyterian Church. st. Stanley Bridge: 2.30 p.m.. New 730 ,,_m_ Lie’ Mm], Ingersom Andrews Montague: Church Glasgow: 7.30 p.m. — Caiendlah pastor. School 10 a.m.: Worship ll Rev. Morley Bentley-

leyfield -— Orwell Head — Bella River. Minister — Rev. George M. Fraser. 11 am Valleyfield‘ Youth Service. 7.30 pm. Orwell Head Youth Service.

PRINCFZTOWN LOT iii Pan-‘

ston. Services. Malpeque ll 30 p.m. .

‘\Il}RRAI' HARBOUR - .\lurrav River Charge. The Un- ited Church. Services Murray Harbour: Worship ll a.m. Church School 10 am. L litle Sands: Worship . Murray

School 11 a.m. Rev. David Barwise.

FREE CHURCH of Scotland. Worship at Murray River 11.00

MONTAGUE CHURCH ol Christ. Bible School: 10.00 am. Mnrninc Worship: 11.00. Sei- mon: “The Falling Away. From Which There is no Return." Ev-

BECKER

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You are South. neither side

vulnerable. The bidding has been:

Welt North East. south IO 1‘ Pass 7

What would you now bid with; each of the follow i n i_z f i v e ands?

1. AA98 QQ52 Q73 .[.KQ8623 2. axes; oaxssa Q84 4.421 8. AQJ QKQ74 Q752 .|.KJ53 5. 4. aA9s54- QKJ943 as .r.K7 1. 5. AQ9 QKQ35 QQJ92 .|.AQ6 j

1. Two spades. Game is unlik-.' ely at this point. since pariner‘.~'.‘ overcall will usually be hasedl on a ha nd that would not qua-j ltfy as an opening hid. How-‘: ever. there is some chance oil game. and this possibility can! best be exploited by raising to two spades. i

it would be wrong in bid iwoi clubs instead. Such a bid would] denote shortage in spades and? a long club suit and would nail constitute an effort get to.‘ game as much as an effort tol Eel to a better part score con- tract. The direct raise is a more constructive move in the direc- tion of game.

2. Three spades. This is 01;

course a stronger try for g a m e .___..___.__.__.__..____.__...

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tha it two spades. but in this case the prospect of making four hand. The jump to )\orlh is ii e r m itted to pass. North ones on or not. depend- IIIE on the caliber of his over- all

spealter: w.J. Walls. MA”gpmLD_ H.”-1n‘mn‘ and Mt. Stewart Pastoral PCTIIECOD C h . r ‘ e_ Th. P!-..by‘efl.n‘

tal service: —— Rev. A.B. Louns- bury. Minister. to a.m.. Worship 11 a.m.. Evan- gelistic service 730 p.m.

The United Church, Rev. sel Burns. minister. LowerMon- W

lied Churches. 11 am. and at Bay Fortune 7.30 pm. Rev. ter.

a. and 7.. THE UNITED (‘liurch ~— Vai~ Cardigan: Worship 2.30

9.30 am. The Lord’: Supper for believers. 10.45 am. School for all adult Bible classes. 7.30 p.m.

‘ QUEENS

Church. Mr. Hugh Lowry. Cate- chiet. Worship tD.V.) Mt. Stew- art 11 am. Hart-innton 2 p.m

Marshiield 7:30 p.m. Rev. T.l-LB

Somers. Interim-moderator.

Sunday School

MON TAGUE PASTORATE

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HUNTER RIVER U n i lea Church Charge. Services North iltshlre 11 am. Whesiley Ri-

SOURIB —- BAY Fortune Un-

MT. HERBERT United Worship Souris 2 30 im-

Church Worship - Rev. Gerald G. Wyrwas. Minis- D.E. Adams, mlnls- ter

(‘AVENDISI-I PASTORA1

MONTAGUE Pastoral Charla Charge United Church. ll a.i'n.

‘l0 pm. St. Andrews;

_ p.m.; Lowery. Minister

m .‘.!\’(‘.l.lCAN CHURCH Cra paud and Springfield St. John's Evensonii 7.30 p.m. St. Eliza» heth's Morning Prayer 11 am. Rev. A.W. Garwood. rector.

Rev. Basil

MONTAGUE BIBLE Chapel.

Sunday

ages, including BROOKFIELD PASTORAL

Charge the Presbyterian Church I

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I‘ . 3. Two spades. It is rather

unusual to raise partner with only two trumps. but unusual situations call for unusual ac- tion To pass with a 12-polnl hand would show a lack of res- pecl for partner's bid, and to bid two hearts or two diamonds with a weak four—card suit — would be far more mislead ing. than l'ilfll’llIlL_' two spades. North. is entitlerl to some form of en-l coiiranement. a nd a raise ‘ spades comes closest to ftllingl the hill

4 Four spades. There is no need to he gingerly with this type of hand The odds strongly favor making four spades. since. the ca rrls would have to be? pretty much stacked for fou r tricks to he lost. A further ad-i vantaze of jumping to four is that ll liccnmcs difficult for the opponents to find a sacrifice at live clubs or diamonds. if it exists.

5. Three notrump. It would be wrong to bid only

also permit partner to pass. It is bad policy to invite partner’ to bid a game when you already know that you want to be inl game. ‘

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1 \'nrtli minhl have for his spade ovcrcall \\'lll(‘ll would not offer

an excellent play for game. The thing to do in such cases is to bid the game.

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