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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore. Friday, July 1977, 7A Blacks are goldenweds Europe-bound The Aces Mr. and Mrs. Joe Black TIAM CAPTAIN will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sat 1: ky Vulnerable: North-South i Debbie Battig has been selected to participate in the "America's Youth In Concert" program this summer sponsored by the Universal Academy For Music, Princeton, N.J.. Students, chosen for the program after nation-wide auditions, will tour London, Paris, Geneva, Venice, Florence and Rome.

They also will present a concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Miss Battig, a senior at Sprague High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winton J. Hunt.

Dealer: South NORTH 7-1A K72 843 AJ r- i i i i 1 If 1 KJ1087 EAST WEST '7 QJ106 72 10865 98 AQJ109 9742 63 Q54 ill "I rv I'm SOUTH urday with a reception at their home which they've lived in since 1929. Guests are asked to call between 2 and 5 p.m. at 1110 Cross St. SE. Hosting the party will be the couple's granddaughter, Mrs.

Albert Younger and greatgrandchildren, Al Younger Fred Younger, Mrs. H. R. Brinsfield and Cathy Younger. The family includes one great-great-granddaughter.

The couple's only child, Fred Andrews, was a victim of World War II. Alberta Andrews and Joe Black were married July 2, 1927, in Salem. They were married in a A543 K65 KQ3 A92 The bidding: South West North 1 NT Pass 8 NT East All Pass 7 1 -7 Canadian celebration OTTAWA, Canada (AP) Canada celebrates its 110th birthday today and the government is spending $3.5 million on festivities it hopes will undercut the growing Quebec separatist, movement led by Premier Rene Levesque's Parti Quebecois. The government arranged a nationally televised program from Parliament Hill tonight, including leading Canadian performers, the unfurling of a 145-foot Canadian flag and a giant fireworks display. Local celebrations also were planned across Canada, but not in Quebec.

Opening lead: Queen of IB I A Mr. and Mrs. Joe Black Sometimes a bird in the hand is not worth some number in the bush. A bird in the hand may be worth two in the bush, but one in the hand is certainly i not worth four others that can 'be caged. What's all this philosophy to do with a bridge hand? It can apply to the winning or refusing of tricks.

Look. over today's illuminating example to see what I mean. West leads the queen of hearts and declarer has a decision to make. If he takes his bird in the hand, he has six tricks outside the club suit and the fate of the contract rests with guessing which wav to finesse against the club queen. Let's assume that declarer snatches the heart king and then makes the winning guess in the club suit.

He clucks triumphantly, taking 11 tricks, and he mentions, "I always play for the queen to lie over the jack." Everything goes fine on today's hand. Partner is happy, the rubber is won and declarer posts a good score. But did he actually give the hand his best? He certainly did not and his fine score could have easily been a poor one. The correct way to play the hand is as follows. Duck the queen of hearts and allow West to win.

If West continues with the heart jack, win the heart king and finesse the clubs into East. If East has another heart, the defense can take only four tricks. In today's case, West will shift at trick two and South wins the lead in dummy. Now a first round club finesse is taken into the West hand with no possible danger. If West wins, he cannot attack the hearts, and if the finesse wins, dummy can lead another club to pick up nine sure tricks.

ceremony with two other Black was employed by couples. Boise Cascade until he retired in 1963. Because our store in the Lancaster Mall is the largest selling Specialty Shirt Shop in the ENTIRE AN INVITATION TO AccuardPs forthcoming sale "AUCTIONS IN THE ENGUSH MANNER" Bid With Corn South holds: 4 K72 7-1B 843 A KJ1087 North South 1 2 2 Answer: Three spades. With such good honors in opener's suits, choose the forcing jump reference which differentiates between a fine hand and an invitation. Just arrived shipments from Frame Mr.

and Willie Pierce Pierces to note 50th Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pierce will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Saturday at a reception at Capital Baptist Church. Friends are invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m., and the couple requests there be no gifts. Hosting the party will be the couple's four children and spouses.

They are Helen Durbin, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Davis, Longview, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson Orting, and Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Pierce Waynesboro, Pa. The family includes seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The Pierces were married July 8, 1927, in Okemah, and moved to Salem in 1943. Pierce was employed by Boise Cascade until his retirement, and Mrs.

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Sit in the comforts of a theatre. Bargain plus good entertainment WE ARE THE PROFESSIONALS AUCTION Previewing 10-5 Accuardi's Auction Rooms 300 MAIN ST. AURORA, OREGON, 97002 Phone (503)678-5255 Send bridge questions to The Aces, P.O. Box 12363, Dallas, Texas 75225, with self address-ed stamped envelope for reply. Copyright, 1977 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.

Sunday, July 3, 2 p.m. jXlJ iis-sv BBS AUCTIONEER SUPER Two salt shakers beat the weather Let us change the REST of your life By Heloise Cruse Syndicated columnist an pins in the dishwasher rack. Top with a small sauce pan, inverted, and fish no more. I can't believe you really missed this one! An Old (Age 70) Admirer Well I must admit the old gray matter in my brain just wasn't working properly. From the number of people who wrote telling me the same thing, I must be the last person to know about using the little nylon bag to hold small items in my dishwasher.

Thanks heaps for cluing me in on your secret! -Heloise II Dear Heloise: During a period of very humid weather, I had trouble with my salt shakers. I have two salt shakers in my kitchen. One is the ceramic type that fills from the bottom and the other fills from the top and has a chrome top. Although I added rice to the chrome top shaker, not a drop of salt would come out. I observed that the ceramic shaker was work-ing beautifully.

I did some investigating and discovered that the condensation from the metal top of the one shak- er was causing the salt to 'become too damp. So if you have humid weather don't use a salt shaker with a metal top. ceramic shaker is best. Mrs. W.H.

Blake-; ley Dear Heloise: I am astonished, astounded, amazed, not to mention flabbergasted! You, the Goddess of the Little Red Nylon Onion Bag! Fishing for plastic in the dishwasher! Heloise, you pick up all the lids, plastic, metal or whatever, all the plastic, metal spoons, picks and whatnots, and put them into the bag. Add cruet tops, corks and if you absolutely must your hair clips. Tie a knot or twist a bread twistem around the top of the bag and hang it on two or three of the WATERBED HAVEN IS JOINING THE 4th OF JULY CELEBRATION WITH AN EXPLOSION OF SAVINGS FOR YOU Heloise accepts inquiries from readers. Address your letters to: Heloise, co Statesman Journal, Box 13009, Salem, Ore. 97309.

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