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THE OSHAWA TIMES, nesday, June 7, 1967 3RIDGE y B. JAY BECKER Record-Holder in Masters' dual Championship Play) , dealer. sides vulnerable, NORTH 378 91084 e396 HAQE62 Est EAST KQ10 had 3 843 $4052 54 4983 SOUTH a4 @AKITE52 107 #&KI10 e bidding: ¢ North East South Pas 4@ 59 ing lead--king of spades. hand is: from the 1966 ment of Cham pions held annually in Deau- 'rance. With Avarelli and 0 of Italy sitting North- and Kinstam and Har- ray of England sitting est, the bidding went as deal is a good example - partnership misunder- gs occur even in the echelons of bridge. led the king of spades nstam followed with the rdinarily, the play of the - an unnecessarily high - would constitute a re- or West to continue the his is the way nearly e plays, and that is the 'ay interpreted the nine. when Gray continued spade, D'Alelio ruffed sily made the contract rawing trumps and dis- a diamond on dum.ny's club, Had Gray shifted diamond, the defence ave taken the first three ind D'Alelio would have wn one. usly, Gray and Konstam operating on different ngths, because Konstam i the spade nine as a for Gray to shift to a i, the higher-ranking of » side suits (clubs and is), This was in accord- ith the suit-preference ion played by Konstam situations, n be argued that Gray have led a diamond af lwo despite what he was a come-on signal es, because he could tell bidding that declarer 'uff the next spade and ne therefore futile to inal to this, if we ac- ray's theory 'that there no suit-direction signal ¢ one, is that Konstan viously commanding an- ade lead because he did it any other suit played. he practical answer to ussion is that any pair ree to play in an impor- impionship should settle nce the methods of de- ey plan to use, dren Buy . Silgailis and L. Peel, 54; Miss/ THE OSHAWA TIMES, | ednesday, June 7,1967 27 BRANTFORD (CP)--A Brant- ord man was committed Mon- lay to a sanatorium in Fort umptives Act. iod not exceeding a year after, Rishea declined voluntary treat- nent for tuberculosis. The magistrate told him the ction was being taken for the ake of his own health and he protection of his wife and, wo young children, arkham's Dry MARKHAM, Ont. (CP) --A iry before the flow stopped. Taps were dry in about 450 omes for three hours until ar- angements were made to bor- ow water from neighboring aughan Township. rom getting at a valve to turn pff the water. New School For Pt. Credit | TORONTO (CP)-- Education inister Willfam Davis an- "nounced Monday an Ontario chool of crafts and design will pen in nearby Port Credit next September. The school, under the admin- istration of the Sheridan Col- raining toward a career in in- dustry, teaching or studio work. Sciences as they apply to crafts, English and business practice also will be. included in curriculum, Applications are open to Grade 12 graduates. Up to now, Mr. Davis said news release, students lo go to the U.S. or. Europe to udy creative design and pro- luction of crafts on a profes- ional level. BRIDGE SCORES The winners and high scores in the games played by the Oshawa, Oshawa Golf, Brook- lin and General Motors Dupli- cate Bridge Clubs were: GENERAL MOTORS J. Patterson and J. Miller, 64; Mr. and Mrs. K. Marden, 62; Mrs. E. J. Wadsworth and Mrs. R. Morris 58; Mrs. V. A. H. Ross and D. Morris, 47; | Mrs. L; MacLean and Mrs. Wi | Medland, 47. illiam by court order follow-| g his conviction under a sec-| tion of the Sanatoria For Con-| Magistrate John Ord or- | ered Wayne Rishea, 23, admit-) d-to the sanatorium for a pe-| | Truck Hits Hydrant 50,000-gallon water tank ran| Water flooded.a school play-| round and the road near the) broken hydrant. A heavy flow! 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