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12 'THE OSHAWA TIM8S, Monday, February 13, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) FAMOUS HANDS East dealer. North-South vulnerable. » DONALD DUCK NORTH 4109 e064 HAMACO, ITA T KNOW IF THE SILVER ISIN S3its HEY, C ae VE WA L DON'T KN IL saneeie vane tonaas || Sia Mane Re EePT] | GARONA eg ON | gwar RAID, leoves: evooee 43 READY: OUT OF THE CAVE? LETS 60!) by THE MINE c.NO# BUT THE SILVER BARS erSirers Sans Bone, i " 8 LEFT THE ery) o964 SAnS j 1 ! 4 ] --_ oe BH] ave | \ 3 * ea : sour a a Ser - ( / * ee fe|| OF Ze \ = + Fi s oe 1073 3 : \ SAKQICSS 2 [] g The bidding: @ y East, 1 club Dble.; South, 3 NT; West, Pass; North, Pass. | = » Opening lead -- queen of ira Ee ke ||, 078 - A strange disease has appar- ently infected some of our top bridge players. It is called the gambling three notrump. According to this convention, used mostly in tournament cir- i , cles, an opening three notrump tighten their é . js 3 fa LIMITED BY 3 NAF bid (or overcall) is based not on opposing oper- : es Y SECURITY. |, "4 jthe standard 25 to 27 high-card ations about her ee / : RE, points, but rather on a long and Marina Viadchek : Lager lee powerful minor suit and with- continues her YA t '@ Re hig out regard to the distribution of i the other suits. Sometimes there is a trick on the side sometimes not. "yuu The convention has the out- HH 1 standing merit of serving as a } {il preemptive bid if partner has 2 Y 2 poor hand, and as a means of . obtaining a good result if part- ner has either a moderate or an exceptionally good hand. However, the convention is fraught with danger, for, once a player has become addicted, the urge to use it is next to ir- resistible. Unless a partnership knows exactly how to treat the disease, it may prove fatal -- as . it did in-this case. . ' » The deal occurred during the ) seul P| 1965 European championships in the match between Switzer- land and- Italy. Bernascon! (South for Switzerland) over- HE'S OUR LI'L. SON, AGIN" LI'L ABNER 7 THERE WHILE? pO see Tk 7 NO INDIANS ARE AROUND! Sy ISN'T ED SMITH STILL PRESIDENT OF HIS GOT THREE KIDS IN COLLEGE ; h, : sh x called the (artificial) club bid Wiel s-16 : with three notrump and bravely passed when East doubled. a = pik Bald ishou! ave rescue; lour F UR, FIN AND CAMPFIRE clubs -- it was obvious that Bernasconi's long suit was ona * ay ag TBs & clubs. Since Ortiz was looking 'Shanna ionamin are § cos i bMasletrate's Cour More. hints for fisherman i ' . virtually no strength in the anne 'oron HE. Cat --Dating Game ONG three side suits to offset his 'ochestegy WHEN PREPARING A SHORE WELL TO TAKE A\ e 8 0! 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We're told that his|4ian junior lightweight cham eis rion Page 2-Matches end Mates +Movie, boys, aged 14 and 16, and our|body cannot use t up and cry-|Pion. The bout will be Me- Challenge ee TE AM a es aed question concerns the necessity|stals of it in the joints cause|@tandle's fourth as a profes- 4-To Tell The Truth > hawrence of wearing hats in colder|the pain. How can we cope with |Sional. He won the title last w : weather, We are both healthy, it?--Mrs. A.S.F. alse hers ag i eat well, are quite athletic and) that's tt i lugall of Sydney, N.S., oO. CROSSWORD neither of us has had more than | nai, patie i Pigoe poiog and defended it against Mac- = = a cold for five years. We havelnainful, Modern drugs (called Dougall in August. ACROSS DOWN 19.Regard [AMBISOME] laverage-length hair. uricosuric agents) are proving 1. Lean 1.Cockedhats 21, Female MALI ISr irom | It is our contention that hats very effective in helping the 5. 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You sound/ances, eo 1 Mm like healthy, vigorous fellows,| It occurs primarily in heavy and if you don't mind the chill/smokers, particularly those sen- wind or a few snowflakes, there |sitive to nicotine. It can, obvi- is no reason to wear a hat--if/ously, be harmful to health. The V7}! you're comfortable. only cure is to stop using nico- Y Ear muffs are a different|tine (tobacco). NOW ! BETTER 19 Z 4 matter, because frostbite is} Dear Dr. Molner: My 11-year- br Y Z common and ears are the most|old daughter told me the girls CAR SERVICE Y vulnerable. In cold weather,|at school made fun of her be- For Sefe Sure Driving Va head covering helps conserve|cause dark hair on her legs BRAKE and 27 , e e the total heat in your body. But |showed through her nylons. She @ FRONT END ALIGNMENT @ when such protection is needed,|doesn't want to shave them but SERVICE wn it's cold Seen 7 so you pape wants to use a a et cream (Up To Six Months Te Pay) y have to be told to wear a hat|/to remove them. Shall I let her? . * or hood, You'll want it. --Mrs. J.R. "fe tener ae tome iw Incidentally I knew a physi-) Yes, why not? Shaving is not A, clan who never wore an over-|harmful, either. Another an- COOPE § wR Zia coat in winter--hat and gloves,iswer is to use a peroxide $8 ZZ yes, but no overcoat. So longjbleach which can make the as he was comfortable, that/hairs almost invisible for prac- TEXACO = : was enough. tical purposes. Some of the) XY Dear Dr. Molner: My hus-|creams may irritate if her skin| 56 Bruce St. 410 Ritson Re. N. band has gouty arthritis due to'is sensitive, '