The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 December 1963 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THURS., DEC 12, 1963. Page 4

Sheinwold On Bridge Take Your Finesses In The Right Order By Alfred Sheinwold Don't give up just because all the finesses lose. In some hands you may have an extra chance for your contract provided you take your finesses in the right order. South dealer fctot-Wcst vulnerabl® NORTH

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V Q 10 8 7 4 0 6 5 2 A i 9 7 2 WF5T FAST A 10 9864 A A Q J 5 2 S’ 5 co 6 2 OKI* 0943 AK64 3 A fo 8 5 SOI Til A 7 3 S? A K J 9 3 O A Q 10 7 * A Q South 3Vcst North Fast 1 Pass 2 ^ Pass 4 ^ All Pass Opening lead — A 10 East won the first trick with the ace of spades and returned the nine of diamonds. This gave South his chance for a finesse, and he lost the ten of di^-.onds to the jack. Back came a trump, and declarer took the ace and queen of hearts. Then he tried a finesse with the queen of diamonds. This lost, and back came a diamond. South won the diamond returned and ruffed a spade in dummy to try the club finesse. West took the setting trick with the king of clubs, and jouth complained that he war the unluckiest bridge player in five count ies. MISSED A CHANCE It's true that South was unlucky. The odds are 7 to 1 against losing three finesses. Still. South missed a chance to make his contract. It was correct to try the first diamond finesse when that was thrust on South by East's lead of the nine or diamonds. But Souths next finesse should be in

clubs.

Even though the queen of clubs loses to the king. South can get rid of a diamond on dummy's jack of club .. If the ten of clubs happens to fall. South can get rid of a second diamond and then will not need another diamond finesse. If the ten of clubs does not happen to fall, there is still time for South to fall back on his second diamond finesse. It can cost nothing to try for the cl'.'os first, and in this case the correct play would give declarer the con-

tract.

DAILY QI ESTIOX Partner opens with one notrump (16 to 18 points i and the next player passes. You hold: SK H-Q 10 8 7 4 P- 6 5 2 CJ 9 7 2. What do you say? Answer: Bid two hearts. Game is very unlikely when you have only 6 points opposite a 16 to 18 point hand. If partner raises, showing 18 points and a fine fit for hearts, you can then go on to game. Mrs. Schaler llostes To Putnamville W.s.< .S. The Putnamville W.S.C.S. held its regular meeting 'A the home of Mrs. George Schafer Wednesday evening. Nov. 27, at 7:30. Mrs. Henry Woodall was the assistant hostess. The meeting was begun with the group singing “America The Beautiful.” Mrs. Earl Eaxl G. McCullough read a memorial to the late president, John F. Kennedy, which had been written by Mrs. Thomas Fisher. Twelve members responded to roll call with a verse of scripture. The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Fisher. Mrs Eugene Stringer gave the fi iancial report. A very profitable ana worthwhile business meeting Wi.s presided over by the president. Mrs. McCullough. The reports of several committees were heard and communications were read. A donation is to be given to the Putnam Co. Tuberculosis Association, also a gift to the Lebanon Children's Home and to Colonel Huckleberry's Christmas Fund. It was also decided to buy several gifts for Mental Health patients. This year we v.ill again take cookies and package them of the Christian Woman under xoru I ol \li M l\I'I K \TION In Ui-* Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Janice Blue was on Uie 11th day of December, 1963. appointed: Admiru tratrix of the estate of Gaylord Kllaore. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate. wheUier or not now due must file the same in said court within six i6> months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 11th day of December. 1863. Probate Cause 10349 Jact. P. Hinkle. Cleric of Uie Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. J. Fraak Durham. Attorney „ l2-l»-S#-3t

Covert Heating 61 59 Amo Milling 60 60 Zekes Orphans 53 67 Slim's Shell 51 69 Town Tavern 46 74 Fruits Shell 45 75 Metric Machine 36 84 Team Hi-Single: Wills Market,

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Team Hi-Series: Wills Market,

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500 Series: S. Komgenick-582,

to give to shut-ins and oldsters Called” was chosen as the in our community. Those persons: program topic by Mrs. Fisher. It the Missess Elizabeth and Billie was given in three parts. The McClure, Mrs. E. J. Jackson. Mrs. call to accept and to follow Thomas Fisher. Mrs. Jerry Christ; The Call to Service in Ridgeway', Mrs. Robert Scobee. Personal Relations; The Call to Mrs. Gilbert Elmore and Mrs. Wider Service. The benediction Earl McCullough are to meet was read from Ephesians 3:20,

at the church Dec. 15 at 1:30 to 21.

package and distribute them. Mrs. McCullough asked everyEach member is to donate 2 one to stand for silent prayer afdozen cookies. ter which Miss Billie McClure

The annual Christmas dinner dismissed the group by prayer. — ■ will be held at the home of Mrs. The hostesses served lovely and Hope Is Better George Friend Saturday evening, delicious refreshments and an en- SAN FRANCISCO UPI Dec. 14, at 5:30. It is a carry-in joyable social hour ensued. The median Bob Hope may and members are to bring their door prize was awarded to Mrs. Children’s Hospital today

husband or a guest. Each person E. J. Jackson,

is to bring a 50c gift for the

grab-bag. DOWNTOWN LEAGUE After the business had been \V conducted the program was con- Moore's Bar 77 ducted by Mrs. Fisher. Wills Market 76 The call to worship was read Stoner’s Insurance 75 from Psalm 51: 10-12. The role Shoemarker’s Standard 72 the sub-topic “You are Christ - Montgomery Wards .... 68

J. Sutton-521, P. Hamllton-520, W. Crowe-515, W. Partin-512, D. Atwell-508. B. Erwin-505, D. Cantone-503, C. Wood-501.

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