The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-03-02, Page 9In the recently played
continent wide "olympiad
It. fund pairs" an interesting
hand came up which showed
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the excellence of 1°h e Jacoby
2 No trump convention.
The bidding? goes,as fol-
lows: South opened one
heart, North bids two No
North
4► AJ98-
qr. A•543
• Q762
f A
West • East
* 1062 ♦1(7
✓ 86' .r -J 14
fJ9433 4 8765 4
South
*�-Q543
V KQ972
4-4*K Q 10.2
Dealer South
Both vulnerable
The bidding:
South West North • East
1 heart Pass 2 NT pass
4 diam. • Pass 6 hearts pass
pass Pass
Opening lead aceofdiamonds
Trump, this is the' Jacoby
convention which shows at
least a game raise in hearts.
South is now requested to
show a singleton In void if
he has one. Four diamonds .
means partner I. aver a
void- in- d+h'hiitt1FN`br-th.
now contented himself' in•
bidding' six Hearts knowing,
that partners `outside cards
must fit his hand nicely -
Theplay is straight forward
and making seven hinges
on either the club jack
coming down third , or if
this does not happen,"a suc,:•°
cessful spade finesse.
The result was excellent
for north -south, as very few
pairs reached six hearts oh --
conventional bidding sys-
tems. A suggested auction
under conventional me-
thods might be: South bid-
ding, one heart, North one
spade, South two spades,
North three clubs. South
four clubs, North five
hearts*, South six hearts.
*This is the normal con-
ventional bid after agreeing
in a trump suit (in this case
hearts). -asking for first or
second round control in the'
unbid suit ,(which in this
case is diamonds),
Father, Son Dinner
Attended By 150...
One -hundred, Cubs; Scouts and
their Fathers attended a ban-
quet at North Street United
Chur-eh-Feb--220n-the birthday of --
the founder of the Scouting move-
ment; Lord Baden Powell:
The 'lag was served by .the
ladies auxiliary of the• 4th God.
erich Scouts...
At the head table were chair.
Dear Ann Landers:
Dad died three ''months ago,
The problem is Mother. She con.
siders Dad's death a persona" in.
'suit from God, as if He singled
▪ her out for special p inishinent.
She can't get back at God so she
takes out her anger on everyone
else.
s
Neighbors, relatives and ac.
quaintarlees couldn't do enough'
for Mother. They telephoned,
brouight food, and invited her to
everything. Her response- hay'
begn i,indifference or rudeness.
She is so sour and disagreeable .
and filled with self.pity "that
almost everyone lias dropped her.
H MacKeii.zie $olid.ays,
Dthers At 'Conventions
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/LOCH,A.LSH---Holidaying in
Montreal is Henry 'Mac , Keu ie,
Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver ,Mc.
Charles accompanied by Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Maclntyre were
in Toronto the past week where
they attended the meeting of the
Canadian Hereford Association
and the'Convention for Agric.
ultural Societies of Ontario.
Donald Simpson and Richard
West were . in Toronto during
the past week attending the Good
Roads Convention.
David, Kenneth,. and Harold
Elphich spent'Tuesday in Guelph
° at the Agricultural Collegewhere
Farmers' Week was held.
Sympathy of the community
has been extended ' to those in
neighbouring• areas who were
,bereaved this past week by the
bus and train accident at Ripley.
• Roderich ,Finlayson is a pat.
ient An Sarnia General hospital.
Crusade
Films of the Pacific Rover
,Moot in B.C. last summer attend.
ed by five Ravers of NorthStreet
Church .Crew were screened by
Rover Rick Corbett.
Celebrate
man of the 4th Goderich Scout Anniversary
committee, Lawrence Haworth;
District Co2nmissioner for Huron
cf''Ba field; Jac
Jack Gallant, y , k
Hoffmeyer, of the local com-
mittee. 'Reeve_. Bert.Such re.
resenting. Goderich Town C;oun.
° Mason l .umley,. Venturers
isbr and Rev, -J. Donald Mac.
Donald, 4th `GoderichaChaplain.
Commissioner Gallant ex.
plained the' Expo Scout Tour
planned for Montreal July 26
to . 29 with the Quebec. Scouting
'Association as Hosts to the boys.
Reeve Such mentioned ways
Cubs and Scouts could participate
more fully in local town activit-
ies and parades • in Centenni
year. . ,
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Despite Storm
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Farrish for the weekend
was the MacRae family of Bat.
avia.
John .McCliarles , of Petroria
spent the weekend with his par-
ents.
Graham and Greg Hamilton and
David and -Kenneth -Farrish were
a few who played on the win-
ning team Saturday night in the
'House League Hockey in Luck -
now.
Flowers in bloom and fresh
green'gra,ss with spring sunshine
are making a trip to British
Columbia an enjoyable one for
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Gibson,
The Salvation Army Centen-
nial Cruspde was held during the
'Worst storm of the winter but
attendances were good.
Captain Carl &owes, of Bram.
pton;L,,,was guest speaker as well
• as being .a:musician, and artist,
he taught and. expounded from the
ible,
The Salvation Army. Band from •
Brampton ,arrived Saturday and
' presented a musical program in
the evening. '
On Sunday the citadel was full
of people listening to the music,
• and messages from the speaker.
Captain. „Bowes also spoke to the
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in Victor
Lauriston
children
'school, the Retarded Children's
- •schools Maitland,; Manor Resid-
enoeytratd eat Ontarl esp4•
'arTiiiItlrtefra4'sb en j0yt i'°tbe'Cn"b-
tain's messages and music in
meetings for children.
,sympathy
Exp
ressed
eat
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What can :I say. to • get Mother
back toter pld sweet self again?
I wanted my wife to write this
letter but she said it shetil'dcome
from me—her son. Please sug-
gest ag approach.. Anonyniotls
Dear ,A: People who use
misfortune as -a club to beat
friends and family over the
head end. up alone Stop cat-
ering to your rpother. Treat
herr was you would treatany
indifferent or rude accaint-
ance. When she discovers
that her behavior is unaccep-
table she will probably re-
turn to her old -sweet self„
a; a,. ,matter Of ••necessity.
* * *
ns-
beeoxne involved with Another
Woman", I should expect her to
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° live in tha-bot e--•attd-help. with,
the washing and ironingand cook.
ing. 1 try hard to satisfy► your
needs, but if you feel I, am.fallt
tug, $hbrt (WOW' rYla 1C, lett* get_
sornthingeone to help Bte. do every.
,
"I was, of course, being 1*u0ny,
but iii turns out that maybe I'M
not such a clown. afterall.7•l4Ted.
*' w
Deg Ned, : 'ON whp +
come up with an awe like
tbatdoesn't need: Any Ilelprr.
from.anyhody, It sounds0i
you have 41 y'ou can hapciler,
Dad,
THE APPOINTMENT _ OF
sPCRTs
Dear Ann Landers: I was dash=
ing out of the house for an appoint..
ment with my doctor„ when a
college chum whom I had not
seen in nine, years appeared; She
was in town between trains and
had decided to "surprise me,"
My house .was a mess dnd 1
had only leftovers to offer her
for lunch. I handed her""my house
key, apologized for not being
able to spend some time withher
and asked for advance notice
when she passes through town
again. Then l left for my appoint-
ment. , „
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I returned two hours later and
CHARGER:
,found a- note on my kitchen table
with the key. She wrote: "I have
' neverbeen so insulted in my life. „ ��
You need't worry about next time. 11:
There won't be any."
I was so upset I didn't sleep ,
all night. Should I have cancell-
ed my doctor's appo'.'ntment
KINGSBRIDGE- • Desmond ed my doctor's appointment
Courtney was one of the Ripley and, stayed with her)
"hockey wa-i 'ik-iu t d` '-1'1'ower--- P'lsase-ans,war• t..ortee,.•-1-a•r-n.-.-..0
Bearers at the funeral ofKenneth • "I11 At' Ease",
Pillen on Thursday. Dear ,Ill: Your friend is the ,
The. community has expressed •one. who should be "I11 at
sympathy to the Pine River. area Ease." How inconsiderate to
families who, suffered bereave* drop in withoutn.otiGe. Worse
Ment as a result of train and van yet was her attempt to make
collision at Ripley last Monday You 'feel guilty for not can.
evening. • ceiling your Ippointment. If
Mrs. .Dennis Rogan was the you are lucky you may never
- hostess for' the fourth euchre •hear from her again.
• * * *
party last week. '
,Dear Ann Landers: As -a joke
Patti OAC-onnor entertained -be -1,2I asked my wife :whit her •ate
friends at a party at the Mait• itude, would be if I should sud•
land, Golf Club last Friday even•
ingon the occasion of her six- denly tell. her there is "Another
•Woman."
teenth birthday. '
Mrs. Ed. Sinnott; Detroit, is •
She replied; "I realize menare
visiting Mr. arid Mrs. Jim Sin. not monogamous 'by nature, and
nett and family. Mrs. Jack Kenny therefore nothing Would surprise
Detroit spent the weekend here. me—but I would want it clearly
Mrs. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton, understood that if you should
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