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SCHREIBER NEWS ( continued from Pege 13) The Annual members banquet is planned for January 18 at the Superior Dining Room. Following dinner Mrs, Jack Corbett will be hostess to & social evening. Mrs. Ken Williamson reported sending fourteen cards to sick members. Mrs. He McCanne. presided for the meeting followed by a pot luck supper. Following the evening service in St.John's Anglican Church on Janusry 22, the annual vestry meeting will be held. The Town Council met with representatives of the Centennial committee, Lions, and Kinsmen Clubs, and ice fund committee on January 12 to make plans for the formal opening of the Community Centre. It decided to have the event on February 3, starting at 7 pem. Following the program there will be a hockey match between a team from the local house league and a visiting team of the same rank. The evening will end with a moccasin dance. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur LeBlanc will hold an open reception on January 21 from 8 to 10p.m. in the Town Hall in honour of Mr.&Mrs. Paul Cebrario whose marriage takes place that day in Holy Angels Church. ROSSPORT NEWS Mrs. Nick Bain entertained the playmates of her daughter Anna on Sunday , the occasion being her sixth birthday. Lunch was served with the centre of attraction, a decorated birthday cake. Curling Club members met at the club room for a general meeting Monday evening. Plans were final- ized for ; the opening bonspiel. The annex stove will be cleaned and repaired. Outstanding bills were passed for payment. C.Todesco reported on the satisfactory Christmas Draw. President Mrs. Anne Todesco extended compliments of the season to the club members. It was decided to order a supply of ice paint ahead for next year. Two boys were hired to keep the rink road open. Edith Hubelit was thanked for painting and numbering the rocks. Coffee and sandwiches will be served following the bonspiel. Mrs.Yandon and Mrs. Todesco will purchase the bonspiel prizes for the bonspiel. Fees for TERRACE BAY NEWS 2 D> DED 0D ENDED) BD -GEND- (656 (DP DD) AE ED) ED 93O on ridge > PD ED) 0D) ED TD Vul: Both West (D) NORTH $1085 HA73 DKJ93 CQJ9 WEST EAST SJ $9643 H9642 HKQ105 DA10752 D84 C654 CA87 SOUTH SAKQ72 HJ8 DQ6 CK10 72 THE BIDDING: South West North East _ Pass Pass Pass 1S Pass 2D Pass 2S Pass 35 Pass 4S Pass Pass Pass LEAD: HEART NINE Almost any book on Standard American or Point Count bid- ding will show the proper res- ponses to an opening bid. With 6 to 10 points and no support (lacking four cards in bid suit) bid one no trump; with 6 to 10 and support give a simple raise or one rank higher; and with 11 points or more give a two-over- one response and show partner's suit later. These basic rules will usually indicate the suit to be trumps, the number of points in responder's hand, and the final contract. Today's North is too weak for a jump raise in spades, too strong for a one no trump response and he hasn't the prop- er four card support for spades. He is content with bidding two diamonds to show 10+ points and a later bid of three spades to show his three card support. South knows that North hasn't 13 points or he would have open- ed the bidding, he knows North has at least three spades, and can count on 11 or 12 points from North. Therefore, with his own 16 points, game _ should easily be possible. Playing at four spades, South wins the heart lead, draws four rounds of trumps and makes his contract losing one trick in each of the outside suits. J 8.NU8 y 96 outsiders wishing to curl on weekends was discussed, Terrace Bay had offered a hose to the rink and Mr .Spillett will pick it up this week. ' Mrs. Prina Gerow , Mrs. Eileen Rouble and Miss Patsy Gerow captured the prizes at the weekly 500 card club game on Wednesday evening at Mrs. Hattie Yandon's home. The hostess served refreshments. School inspector Mr.J.Lowcock of Port Arthur was in the village Wednes- day. Wayne Yandon is a patient in Terrace Bay Hospital . Roger Auger left Friday for Chicago where he is entering the novitiate of the Franciscan order of Roman Catholic brothers. Lorne Molinski is in Port Arthur on' business this week. Dominic Martin returned Wednesday from Terrace Bay hospital . Mr.& Mrs. Ben Laspinski and family spent the weekend with relatives in Geraldton. Eight local teams and two teams from Zenmac mine were drawn up to begin the round robin of games beginning Tuesday , January I7 at 7 p.m. Teams are as follows: Charles Todesco, Ken Bowlier, Lorne Molinski, David Duncan; Tom Yandon, Josephire Gerow Sheila Bosley, Rosanne Rochon; Camilla Legault, Ida Duncan, Peter Legault, Pat Auger; Edith Hubelit, Patsy Gerow, Edith Spillett, Bertha Lif; David Mush- qush, Herb Legault, Doug Hunt, Joyce Yandon; Jos.Wills, Albert Rouble, Carol Hubelit, Brenda Duncan; Jamie Bosley, Hilda Mushqush, Elsie Wills, Hattie Yandon; Mac Hubelit, Eugene Legault, Edith Ibey, Joyce Mushqush. A local Bonspiel was run off Thursday, Friday and Saturday with eight teams: . participating. First event was taken by Mac Hubelit's rink who won a Buck ash tray set. Second event was won by Dave Mushqush's rink and third event was won by, the, Seale toe rink.