Bridge bidding lesson from a mastering partnership hand
This feature analyzes a bid sequence with Diane Rohr and Carolyn Cook facing East West players. It explains opening with two biddable suits, North’s 1NT reply, a jump shift to Diamonds, and a 4 Diamonds raise, leading to a 4 Spades contract. It highlights point counts, distribution, and declarer play with strategic bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Rohr
Carolyn Cook
Brian Otterbein
Kathy Kirknexs
North
South
South Wey
West
Churchill First Crow Sighted Signals Spring in District
K Joshua Thompson saw the first crows in the district indicating spring near. Mr and Mrs Ward Hamilton took a trip toward the south. Church pew carpet work was done at Churchill United Church. Mr and Mrs George Stephens vacationing in Florida. Ed Storey family visited William McDonald for the work end. Wedding bells are ringing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Joshua Thompson
Ward Hamilton
Churchill United Church
George Stephens
Florida
Ed. Storey
William McDonald
Trinity Music Results For 20 District Pupils
Trinity College of Music Examinations results list pupils from Dorothy Richardson Scull and Barbara Champion groups across Grades 1 to 3. Names include Anvoe McFes Donna Harnden Brenda Wendy Wood Julie Smith Gail Barbou Anne Thompson and others, with first class honors and 100 percent scores noted for several pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College of Music
Aire
Dorothy Richardson
Anvoe McFes
Donna Harnden
Brenda Wendy Wood
Julie Smith
Gail Barbou
Anne Thompson
Ake
Verl Mckee
Susan Var
Douglas Fowler
Marlee McSwain
Susan Robison
Donald Royce
Decil Cochrane
Kathryn Sinclat
Annie Shortill
Barbara Champion
Tyeirst
Idndy Petherick
Betty Champion
Anne Stubbs
Karen Coulter
Valentine Banquet At Acton Pentecostal Church
The Young People of the Acton Pentecostal Church held a Valentine banquet on February 15. After supper, served by the church ladies, they enjoyed games and a devotional. Fern Reid and Marilyn Lemon performed a duet, Sandra Binnie played a piano solo, and Joy Reid sang. A poem read by Mrs Hawes, a Valentine cake recipe by Mr Bailey, and a duet by Paine and Gail Stewart followed before prayers. Everyone had a wonderful time of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Fern Reid
Marilyn Lemon
Pinson
Sandra Binnie
Acton
Rhona Diana McBacern to wed James Thornhill in March
Acton announces the engagement of Rhona Diana McBacern daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred McBac ern to James Franklin Thornhill son of Mrs and Mrs Harry Thornhill of Acton R A 3. The wedding is planned for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred McBac
Acton
Rhona Diana
James Franklin Thornhill
Harry Thornhill
R. A
Valentine Exchange Devotional at Ladies Aid Meeting
The February Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. George Grundy's home drew 16 members. Devotional themes centered on brotherhood across races and the value of God as the foundation for future generations. Also noted were upcoming April 18 milestone tea and bazaar, honors in music, and local school and institute news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
George Grundy
Ward Bruce
Betta
McEwan
Storey
Plano
Lindaguson
Royal Conservatory of Music
Toronto
Goubie
Rockwood
N. Rathbun
Young Toronto Actor Leads Forest Hill Stage Weekend
Up the Ladder bred a flingers next gop as a director is a repeat of the Broad way success LB. Forest Hill Collegiate Institute in Toronto presents this weekend. The climber of success in the theatre is the son of Mrs Sophie Euringer of Acton and School here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Toronto
New York
Sophie Euringer
Actonanal
Acton Residents to Apply for Citizenship Papers
Judge to hear 27 new Canadians at the County Court House Milton on Thursday March 1. Acton residents among applicants include Mrs. Marion Rudd William Gost Spike Riemer and El Afriede Zeissig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Wo Cory
County Court House
Milton
Marion Rudd
William Qost
Spike Riemer
el Afriede Zeissig
New M Z Bennett Home and School Names New Officers
First meeting of the new M Z Bennett Home and School group was held on Thursday February 15 in the school. Officers were named and programs discussed with parents and teachers outlining grade by grade instruction and planned activities. A temporary executive was chosen from a previous meeting, and five committee chairs were elected. Meetings will be held on the third Thursday of each month with coffee served after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Z
Ents
Bennett
Alger
Shone
Browne
Slavery Back este. PPh CELT Che Venere Game
A fragment recounts a project where slavery themes are discussed. It notes singers and attendees funding a mission and domestic labor effort with raised sums of 20 and 40, and describes how about 18 girls hired themselves for child care, cleaning, and general housework. The piece hints at reattempting the project.
Seven Out-of-Town Drivers Fined in Acton Police Court
Police court in Acton Tuesday fined seven defendants from out of town. Total fines reached 73 dollars with costs of 20 dollars. All defendants faced traffic charges and did not plead before deputy-mayor James R. Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Milty
Marty James R. Black
Two-Car Crash Causes Estimated $425 in Damages
A Tuesday collision on No 7 highway between Allan Gay aged 18 of R&R and Frederick Middleton left about $350 damage to the Gay car and $75 to Middleton's vehicle. Corporal Mason filed the report, noting the incident occurred south of Acton Boulevard and that charges are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Gay
R&r
Acton Scottish Dance Club Hears Burns Supper Debrief
An executive meeting at Bill Wilken home discussed the Burns supper as successful and laid plans for the spring dance in the Legion Auditorium on Friday April 27. The Ceilidh closing the dance season moved from April 28 to May 12 due to the special event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilsons
Acton Scottish Dance Club
Bill Wilken
Thee
Legion Auditorium
It Isn’t Cricket to Work for a Man Day and Night
A cautious workplace proverb notes it isn’t proper to labor for a boss by day and oppose him by night, urging fair treatment and consistent conduct in labor relations.
Personal notes from Acton visitors and local events
A collage of local happenings in Acton includes visits by residents to out of town points, hospital patients in Guelph, a California trip, a studio sale of furnishings, a violin concert at Guelph Collegiate, and a pneumonia case at Guelph General Hospital. Notables travel from Calgary to Acton, a grandson born February 13 in Kitchener, and a large 65th Federated Women’s Institutes luncheon in Toronto with remarks by FWLO president Mrs. L G Lymburner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Life Mission
Guelph
E. Archibald
Doris Fines
Women’s Institute
W. Awrey
Queen Elizabeth Building
Toronto
Rabinell
Jeads
Flyrb Dodds
Lireman
Guelph General Hospital
Warner's Institutes
Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario
Queen Eligabeth
C.nle
LG. Lymburner
FWLO
Hayes Smith
Nebraska
Associated Countrywomen of the World
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Churchill
John Goy
Mick Holmes
Jack Newton
John Gay
Trinity Music
S. Fuller
McKenzie
Fisher
James
Dundalk
S. Anderson
Lynne
Lori
Robert Powal
Telph General Hospital
M.z.bennett
Este
Sem
Ats
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Eves
Cork St. East
Taylor
Channel
Denny's Insurance Agency
Brock St. Acton
Safeco Lifeco
General Insurance Companies OF America
Safeco
TWO Hearts
Celery Hearts
Leamington
STE
Acton Motors
Acton Frae Press
Charles Cutts
George Ingles
Brotherhood of
Mabel Hatchean
California
B. Franklin
Joyceville
W. Sproston
Stephen Guest
Calgary
Alfa
Thetford
Howard Allison
Me. Guest
The
Royaliie Oi Co
Orvil Duffield
Avion
Michael David Kent
Gerbig
Kitchener
Robin Lorraine Gerbig
Mrs
Oral Dutfield
Wellington St
Flannelette
Newton's
Acton Lumber and Supply
Main ST. S
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