The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 June 1963 — Page 4

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Opponent's Signal May Be Deceptive By Alfred Sheimvold The trouble with opponents is that they’re looking out for themselves. There is wickedness in their hearts, and the truth is not in them. These are the facts of life, and you mustn't cry if an opponent deceives you with his defensive signals. North dealer North-South vnlnerablo NORTH Jk A K V Q 3 2 ^ , 0 K Q J 6 * A K Q UVEST EAST A J 8 7 4 2 A 10 9 6 3 ^o 8 7, * * 5 * SOUTH* 97643 A Q 3 V K I 10 7 4 O A 5 3 2 *1 10 Norfh East South West 2 O Tass 2 V Pass 3 NT Pass 4 0 Pass 4 ^ Pass 6 V All Past Opening lead — 0 9 Declarer won the first trick in dummy with the king of diamonds. led at rump to the king and another trump back to dummy's queen. Smith saw that it might be troublesome to get out of dummy, but decided to cross that bridge when he came to it. He led another trump, and West took the ace. West put dummy in with a spade, and now South had come to his bridge. How was he to get to his hand to draw West’s last trump? CHOICE OF ENTRIES South could try to get to his hand with the ace of diamonds, but there was the danger that 1 West had led a singleton to begin with. The alternative was to cash! two high clubs and ruff the third club. Declarer thought he might try a high club or two just to see what fell, but West dropped the eight of clubs on the ace and the deuce of clubs next. This looked like a doubleton. so South trustingly led a diamond from dummy rather than risk an over-ruff on a third round of clubs. West ruffed the ace of diamonds, defeating the contract. Nobody snickered, but the silence

lame. There was no need to guesstha Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul

at all. Before leading the third round was rather oppressive. “I guessed wrong,” South apologized, but his excuse was of trumps. South should cash dummys’ top spades and two of the top clubs. Then he can lead the trump to give West the ace. No return by West can lock de-

Shillings and Mrs. Ethel Robbins were callers this week on Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter and Mrs.

Maude Brothers.

Marlene Shillings, Brenda Boiler. Jerry Miller and Mike Asher were members of the kindergarten class graduating Friday from

the Roachdale school.

Mr. and Mrs. Rube Boiler spent

the ace; if West leads a club, South ruffs. If West leads a

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— By WILLIAM RITT— Central Press Writer

clarer in the dummy. If West Friday with Mr and Mrs leads a diamond. South wins with ard Bollfer ln the afternoon( the

ladies attended the graduation exercises of the kindergarten

class in Roachdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers

Partner opens with two dia- and daughters and Mr and Mrs monds (forcing to game), and Q ene clodfelter and family were the next player passes. You hold: Sunday guesta of Mrs Dennis S-10 9 6 5 H-5 D-10 8 i C -9 clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothi 6 4 3. What do you say? ers Afternoon callers were Mr. Answer: Bid two notrump. and Mrs Wm CaU and Mr and denying a strength. Don't dream Mrs John Fulwider j a m e s of passing; your partner is rely- ; Mr and Mrs Joe Brothers ing on you to keep him afloat and Mary v clodfelter attended the you will have an irritated P ait ' an( j family spent Saturday night ner if you let him down. j and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Sid Jones and family in Clarks-

11 N't ASTLE NEWS burg. Mrs. John Mink returned Mrs. W ilma Jean Sawyer was home with them for an extended

hostess to the country club Wed- v j s j t

nesday afternoon. There were uttle Gloria Shannon is taking twenty members answered roll, treatment of a specialist in Indicall and two guests, Mrs. John asa p 0 ij s Williams and Mrs. Norman Roih \f rs Alice Kesh returned to and a number of children. During j lome the last of the week the business meeting plans were a ft er a V i S jt with friends and discussed for trip to Indianapo- re j a ti V es in Texas and Oklahoma, lis Wednesday, June 26th.. for a j Mrs olive Baird and Mrg luncheon and to the Indiana ^ ary y Clodfelter attended. The Theater for a cinerama, and Sun- school program at Reelsday. 30th of June, the children v jjj e Friday* evening, will enjoy its annual picnic din- and M rs p re d Hall and ner at Robe Ann Park. The hos- f arn j] y were Sunday dinner less and other eo-hostess, Mrs. > g Uegts and Mrs E ar i Hall. Barbara Boiler ser\ed lo\ely re- Mrs. Helen Mason was a week freshments of cherry pudding. end g Ues t G f Mrs. Nona Routh. coffee, punch, nuts and mints g un dav dinner at the during the recreation hour when Country Side inn. Pass Word and games were play- Mrs. Joe Brothers visited her e( * brother-in-law, Mr. Lonzo Taylor Mrs. \ ema Miller had Sunday Putnam Count'?^ Hospital dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Friday aft emoon. Miller and family. I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baird and CONFIDENCE VOTE family* spent Sunday* with Mrs. JERUSALEM. Israel UPI Olive Baird and sons. Members of three political parOn Friday night Mrs. Dessie ties joined forces in Israel s Kinney. Mrs. Grace Wheeler and Knesset parliament Wednesday' Mrs. Hazel Rampley of Indian- to give Premier Levi Eshkol's apolis and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth cabinet a vote of condifence. 64-

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a picnic birthday dinner with The Mapai, National Religious Mrs. Nona Routh. and Adhut Haavoda parties Miss Nancy Borden flew to backed the coalition, resulting Portsmouth. New Hampshire, from the resignation of former | Tuesday* where she has work for Premier David Ben - Gurion H the summer. day’s ago. The same parties supMrs. Hazel Sutherlin. Mrs. Ber-ported Ben-Gurion.

THE REPUBLICANS announce they’ll stage their 1964 national convention in San Francisco’s Cow Palace. Maybe the GOP leaders figure it’ll turn out to be a regular old-fashioned political rodeo. ! ! ! One thing you must' grant the Repubs, they're not superstitious. The convention will open July IS. i j • j The Leaning Tower of Pita ha* tipped another .0046 inch since Jan. 1, we read. Just reading that item can make a fellow lervous. ! ! ! F.E.F. has it figured that perhaps the reason Khrushchev has started sending lady astronauts into orbit is because he’s

getting tired kissing men at those heroes’ welcoming ceremonies in Moscow. ! ! 1 Danish police report recovery of a tu’o-car train stolen from a depot near Copenhagen. Obviously they had no trouble tracking it down. ! ! ! A U. S. guided missile destroyer ran over and probably fatally injured a whale. Jhe news story did not say whemer or not the critter was jay swimming. ! ! . An English-born resident of Las Vegas, Nev., has written to hi* old school, back in England, asking if it’s possible for him to obtain the old classroom clock. Maybe he just wants to sit, look at it—and ignore it!

CATARACT LAKES NEWS By Helen M. Schulz The sunny skies and soaring daytime temperatures accelerated the recreational activities in the lake area to high speed over the week-end. Traffic on the highways was very heavy. Lieber Park took on the population of a city with 5645 paid admissions, an estimated 3700 children and 2148 cars. The estimated count of boats on the lake Sunday was around 1000. The Cunot docks are back under the jurisdiction of the park. To stop conflicting reports of a new entrance fee: The admission fee is 35c per car, 20c per person over 12 yrs of age, 25c for boat or ramp fee, which adds up to $1.00 for a car, two persons and a boat. The week-end saw 579 campers using the park’s camping facili-

ties.

Hulman Beach was crowded. Two small groups of Boy Scouts from Indianapolis came down for over-nights. The Sherwood Christian Church of Greencastle, is begining it second week of summer camp and a church group from Chesterfield came f<*r a week-end of camping. General Electric workers counted 300 at their picnic Sunday. R. C. A. also held a picnic for employees and their families. Federal men were on hand to take a survey of park facilities and to report what park facilites are most important and most urgently needed, Elame Houk of Honk’s Lake Village is a proud grandmother. Her son, Ronnie and his wife of Cambridge City, are the parents

of a little girl, " Mrs. Houk reports good fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of Peru have rented one of her cottages and are on vacation. “For years we have been going to Michigan," said Mr. Wolf," but we’ve fallen in love with Cataract Lake. Caught more fish than I ever caught in Michig^ and to think, we are just two hours from home.” He’s been catshing blue-

gills.

While Mrs. Houk’s father is recuperating from a cataract operation, her mother is helping at the Village drive-in. Her parents will soon return to their home in Dayton, Ohio. At Sportsman’s Headquarters, the three largest fish to be weighed-in were caught by: Pat Conner, R. R. 1, Cloverdale, a

THE DAILY BANNER Till R., JUNE 27, 1963. Page 4 GREENCASTLE, INDIANA bass, 7 lbs. 1 oz; Verne Collins, 211 W. Pelden St., Brownsburg, a crappie, 1 lb. 1 oz., and Ora A. Patrick, 4903 W. Wash. St. Indianapolis, a channel cat, 7% lbs. The Cataract Yacht Club will have an Italian Dinner and Dance, Saturday June 29. The first party on the patio! They will dance under the stars to the music of John Woods and his orchestra, of Greencastle. The party* is under the chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crawley of Cloverdale.

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CANCER BOON—Dr, Paul Feng, chemical physics chief at the Illinois Institute of Technology, has contributed to radiation treatment of cancer and other types of radiation therapy with a discovery of a way to make Cobalt 60 in ' three months. The conventional process takes five years. Dr. Feng is shown framed by molecular structure symbol* in his Chicago laboratory.

FRONT RUNNERS—Leading candidates for the two-year national chairmanship of the Young Republicans at convention in San Francisco are Donald Lukens, 32, Washington, and (right) Charles F. McDevitt, 31, Idaho legislator from Boise. They are shown talking to reporters at convention.

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Take to the turnpikes on your vacation this summer — they’re three times safer than ordinary highways, according to National Safety Council. One reason for this “travel insurance” is steel median guard rail which eliminates deadly head-on crashes by preventing cars from crossing over into opposite lanes. New Jersey Turnpike, nation’s busiest highway, has not had a single cross-over fatality since it installed guard rail down the center of most of its 118-mile length. Pennsylvania Turnpike is another bustling highway being modernized by installation of this steel lifesaver.

Rough-*«wn, weathered western red cedar hoards giva character and texture to this long, tall privacy fence. Pattern uses random widths, and hoards are nailed on opposite sides in alternating panels. Projectiag baffles break up lengthy look.

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