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May 4, 1967 AUXILIARY MEETING (from Page 10) Two banquets are to be held this month. A convenor is needed for the C.G.1.T. banquet May 31. Contact Mrs. Donna Broadhurst . C.G.1.T. graduation ceremonies will be held at the 11 a.m. service May 2I after which a pot luck lunch will take place. All are invited to bring their favorite dish and join the girls. A period of worship followed with Mrs. H.Hiebert and Mrs. C .Slomke reading with Mrs. C.Gould playing the piano. A panel of Mrs. G.Soughton, Mrs.E. Hodgkiss, Mrs. E.Lohr, and Mrs. F. Knight reminisced of early days in this community and church. Mrs. C.Slomke guided the discussion with questions. It proved a delightful event with memories of the first church service, first wedding right up to the precious corner telephone booth. A great ach- ievement has been reached in that a unique church where all Protestant faiths worship together grew and stayed. Lunch was served by Mrs. B.Wise and her committee. Ladies are asked to keep watch for notice of a guest speake at the meeting in June. CURLING NEWS ~~ Officers for 1967-68 season will be elected at the semi-annual meeting in the curling lounge Thursday, May 4 at 7.30 p.m. Attend this important meeting and show appreciation to out- going officers and support the new officers. Members only. Rocky Gavin is in charge of tickets for the wind-up. Tickets are going well but reservations for the banquet - must be in by Thursday, May 4 to complete arrangements with caterers. We hope everyone will plan to attend this evening being planned for a big affair. Members and non-members are cord- ially invited to attend. TERRACE BAY NEWS PAZ on ridge North Deals Both Vulnerable NORTH $Q832 H873 D102 CA743 WEST EAST SA4 SKJ10975 H94 HAJ5 DQ84 D6 CKQJ962 C1085 SOUTH S86 HK Q 1062 DAKJ9753 Cc THE BIDDING: (actual) West North East South _ 1C* 1S 28 3C DBLE siPass 4C ° Pass 4H 4S 5H Pass Pass DBLE All Pass OPENING LEAD: CLUB KING During the European Trials in the fall of 1966, the Finns came up with a very unusual system which although novel in approach, proved ineffective against stronger opponents. Bas- ically it sounds as though you would be playing with a new- comer for the system allows you to pass with a strong hand and open the bidding with noth- ing! Our example shows you the hand against Sweden (east- west) which is, perhaps, the crowning glory of their idea. North has nothing and opens with one club! East overcalls a spade and South forces to game by cue bidding two spades. The remainder of the auction now reverts to standard pro- cedures as North's double shows 6-10 and South's four club bid shows a strong two-suiter. The Swedes could have sacrificed at five spades but felt they could easily set the Finns at five hearts. The opening lead of the club King was taken with dum- my's ace as South sluffed his losing spade. A trump was ducked by East and won in the closed hand with the queen. Now two diamond rounds were played as East trumped the second with the trump knave and took his ace, South had played well as he gathered in the remaining tricks by trumping a third dia- mond in dummy to establish his hand. Page I3 GENERAL MEETING HELD BY LEGIO AUXILIARY ' The Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 held a general meeting April 30. The meeting opened by Ist. Vice President M. Mallais and twenty-one members were present. | Minutes were read by Secretary D. | Ballentine. One member was installed | by Past. President C. Bajkiewicz and was welcomed by members to the club. Treasurers report was read and accounts | passed for payment. The books were audited by Mrs. S.Gusal and Mrs.W. , Woodruff who found them in good order. Included in the correspondence was a letter for the Branch to send a delegate to the Manitoba Legion convention in June. Sick and visiting committee reported and a vote of thanks passed to those who donated to the kitchen committee. Two more applications were received by the membership chairman and were accepted by the auxiliary for install- ation the last part of May. Mrs. A. McKechnie will convene the Poppy | Day Tea in November also a rummage sale is planned. The date will be announced later. The Schreiber Aux- ilimty invited members to their Birthday Party on May 6. Those who wish to attend are asked to give their names to Mrs. D. Ballentine. The Student Council asked assistance on a Home Bingo and members agreed. The students will distribute the cards. Lunch was served after adjournment. FIGURE SKATING TESTS Preliminary: Sharon Bougie, Linda Dejohghe, Debbie Opas, Norma Phill- ips, Carla Calder. First Test: Jane and Judy Chopty, Beverly Legault. Fifth Test: Jamie Cumming. Freeskating: Bronze - Shirley Phillips. Dance Tests: Preliminary Dances - Dutch Waltz: Linda Dejonghe, Sharon Bougie, Carla Calder, Beverly Legault Canasta Tango - nes Dejonghe, see page 8p