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LETS PLAY BRIDGE BY BILL COATS Somatlmes you land Id a con tract that can only be made tbe outstanding cards are In apeclQc band When this hap pens you must make your plans accordingly Hera Is a case from the Acton Bridge Club South dealt with neither side vulnerable North J 10 West EAST M S1D5 J I J S C7 I IB C8 The bidding Bonth West North East 1 S Pass Pass Pus C Pats 3 NT AH Pass Opening lead oar owls I don agree with much the bidding but I was sitting East and could do nothing but pass throughout There Is no fault to be found with South opening bid West however should not pass With thirteen card points and a double- spade West should double for takeout On this hand doesn do any good but In the long run you will lose points if you keep passing with opening bid strength and shortness opener suit Norths bid of two clubs sound and shows full value for bis hand South bids his second suit and in my opinion North should pass He already told bis partner that be has ten points He likes hearts better than spades so why bid on But can argue with sue cess Over three clubs South proceeds to three no trump and should make the contract South wins the opening lead covering Easts ten with the queen To moke the contract certain cards must be In certain hands West must hold the club Una but it need not be West must also hold the heart ace for reasons that will be seen shortly Must Overtake The club eight Is led and de clarer must overtake In dum my This entry is essential The club aco Is cashed and a high club continued West Is in but what can he lead With the heart ace In his hand It most unlikely that part will have an entry The best bet Is to lead the spade ten but as you can see any lead Is hopeless If East only held the heart ace Instead of West the necessary entry would be there Obvious Tricks Declarer settled for his ob vious nine tricks Three spades diamond and five clubs all because the mifting cards were exactly where tboy had to be In order to moke three no trump Last week winners at Acton Bridge Club 1st Tom and Welter 2nd Jack and Gloria Coats 3rd Kaye Coats and Bart Fisher Bargaining with teachers has resulted in turmoil across Can- but the County Board of Education bos so far escaped disputes The Halton board bant run into the same kind of costcut ting problems encountered by other boards stresses assist director of education Em Lavender Since the board remained within 1071 spending guidelines set by former education mini William Davis it been forced into program and staff cutbacks Therefore were operating under same terms of ret for salaries and fringe benefits for September as for preceding years soys Lavender STARTED LAST FALL Negotiations with Morgan BRIDGE CLUB Ivan Harris and Horry were first in the northsouth and Heller and Sam Liberman first in eastwest at last weeks session of George town duplicate bridge club There were twelve tables of players at the club weekly Tuesday night gathering In the Legion auditorium In northsouth there was a tie for second between Mrs Ron Dawson and Mrs Ron Gib son and J and Myr tie Sheppard John Coats and Gary Hall were fourth Other east west winners 2nd Mrs Clayton Barbour Mrs Bob Dickson 3rd Mrs George Mrs George Walker Mrs Peggy Stev ens Clayton Barbour Starts Campaign to Save Steam Locomotive A campaign to save No EtlB steam that pas sed through Georgetown March and has been started by P J Banes a Canadian Nat ional Hallways The went bits Match after seven yean of railway buffs chartered railway maintains that It Is longer economical to op erate the engine because there an do waier rawer and special crews are needed to ma train Mr Barnes la asking for 11c support to save It Ha said be needed far repairs and thousands more to keep It DID YOU KNOW Petrol la the English equiva lent to the American term gas- JIMS Steering Service SPECIALIZED Brake Service Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing PARK STREET Williams HOPE BARGAINING COMPLETED SOON Teacher Negotiations Going Smoothly Here who Is chairman of the salary committee of Onto rlo Secondary School Teachers Federation division In County have been underway lost fall Chairman of the salary com mittee for the Elementary School Teachers Federation is Mrs Lome Scott a consultant with the boards west education area We hope negotiations will be completed fairly shortly Last year bargaining wound up en June 30 says Lavender Bargaining in between the OSSTF and the Halton board was marked by a break off in negotiations In May over the question of working Ions A vote became necessary and per cent of dary school teachers voted to take hard line on continuing negotiations on working tions Negotiations again broke down In early June Contract talks between Halton County Separate School Board and its teachers and principals also broke down in mid May INSTRUCTION COSTS However school board teachers were the first teachers group to reach a contract settlement with a board of education With enlarged fringe benefits the separate school cant ract awarded a salary increase of about nine per cent Teacher wage negotiations will begin In about two weeks says James Hogan dent of the separate school board Instruction costs form the major expenditure the elem entary and secondary school THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY MARCH PAGE PERCENT A total of out of the boards proposed 1971 budget expenditure of BOB will be spent on Of this total 910 at the elementary school level while 158 will be spent In secondary schools The school amounts to percent of the total budget compared to to percent In 1970 PER PUPIL COST At the secondary school level the proposed budget cost for Instruction amounts to per cent compared to the 1971 act cost 70 per cent Cost the instruction per el school pupil rose 46 from in 1970 to in estimates At secondary school lev el the In instruction costs was per cent from the cost of to 172 In Return Clark Hospital Chairman At first meeting of the Georgetown District Memor Hospital Board of tors held Thursday March 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