Bridge Board No 12 At Acton Club Highlights Complex Play
The article reviews Board No 12 from Acton Bridge Club weekly duplicate, describing bidding and play in a North South and East West context. It notes a dilemma after East opens auction, South passes, and West raises to two trump with a penalty double, leading to three clubs and three spades outcomes while dummy plays for South and North.
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Acton Bridge Club
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North
East
Lahore
South
Ulimost
Souch
Canadian Shorthorn Association elects 1064 executive in Kamloops
Milton was elected to head the 1064 executive of the Canadian Shorthorn Association at the annual meeting in Kamloops British Columbia. Other officers include MB N.D. Hobe Witt tarig, Reford Gardhouse Pres Gan and Emi Cammaert as past vice president. Directors named J Small Craven Sask Howard Stuart Albert NLB Mn T C Stuart Arundel Quebec Rowland Williams Melville Sask William Smith Gualph Gatario A C Watt Barrier BC. Short horn News editor E H Stoltz notes a bidding misstep in a recent bridge game and reports weekly winners Jack Hooper Dick Anderson Mrs Nodwell Duke Wilkon Mrs Leslie Mrs Gibbons Bruce Westwood and Bruce McQuarrie.
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Shorthorn
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Emi Cammaert
Rockyford
Alberta
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Guelph
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Treatiuner
J. Small
Craven
Sask
Howard Stuart
Albert
Nlb
T. C. Stuart
Arundel
Quebec
Rowland Williams
Melville
William = Smith
Gualph
Gatario
East
Jack Hooper
Dick Anderson
Nodwell
Duke Wilkon
Leslie
Gibbons
Bruce Westwood
Bruce McQuarrie
CVCA Opposed to Offshore Oil Drilling in Lees
The Credit Valley Conservation Authority protests offshore drilling for oil in Ontario and forwards objections to the Economics Minister and provincial authorities. R F Hardy of Harby cites Lake Huron and Lake Fate as possible targets, stressing lake and river protection and stating there is no emergency justifying drilling.
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Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Terra Colts
Ontario
R. F. Hardy
Hlarby
Lake Huron
Lake Fate
Hardy
Perfect Combo
A lighthearted look at a typical teenager who mistakes loud noises and poor lyrics for music. The column humorously critiques trendy sounds while highlighting the singer's enthusiasm and the era’s casual listening habits.
Junior Farmers Name Officers
The Hulton Junior Farmers Association held its annual meeting at the Ontario Department of Agriculture office in Milton on February 19 at 8 15 p.m. Retiring president Fred Barnes chaired as secretary Diane Wrigglesworth and others reported. The high scoring club was Norval Junior Farmers and officers elected included Joy Hayward president and Lillian Finne secretary.
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Milton
Fred Barnes
Lillian Finnie
Kayo Marshall
Oan Ed Seysworth
Halton
Bill Wilson
Norval Junior Farmers
Fred Bates
Georgetown
Joy Hayward
Acton RR
Joe Love
Burlington
Lillian Finne
Hornby
Diane Wrigglesworth
Marion Runner
Fao Sepsworth
Matilyn Wrigglesworth
Ross Segsworth Leads Canadian Holsteins Group
Ross Segsworth of Burlington elected president of the Balanced Stein-Priesian Association of Canada at a Toronto board meeting. His herd is renowned across Canada with top show awards. The slate includes G. R. Row, Roy Barker, Hardy Share, and L. W. McQuaid as officers. A Pension Service Committee will spend 142000 on promotion next year. Census notes Canada’s large workforce despite new machinery.
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Burlington
Balstein-Priesian Association of Canada
Board of Dissetors
Toronto
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Canada
Association
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Haullon
G. RB. Row
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Roy H. Barker
Woodbridge
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Glanwworth
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Napanee
Bruce Mcrrenholm
Grand Pre
Harland Murray
Marintown
Ontario
Armand Pisoneault
Ormetown
Quebec
Joe Clark
Cuntutts
Alberte
Abiah Martin
Ontari
Global Deadly Flu Pandemic Toll Cited
The record notes the 1918 influenza pandemic began affecting Canada on its first day, with 1000 to 45000 deaths in the 1018 influenza outbreak and more than 20 million deaths worldwide.
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