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One [hand will play well and the flex‘; 0x_1_e |_n_dly:, that is, 9n_one_,ha,r1.d you v.~1ll_- ggtgwjll the, “breaks,”.and_ on the next, «gverything will gohwrong-. 1.1: ism; §ame oi such in vfaxiety that n_o.p ayer can e_vei' hcgge t_o, master all its-‘quifks: and turns. ve'n the b_gsI; of pla >|.<’>se lth¢i.r‘iudzm¢nt_at times ens; a. their own h_axid_ to. gn thexr bid~: dmg to then: dxsadvantage when they should realiu that thgi: Paxtner has. any unusual: or: fteak hand. The. other ~mght_, the wxjitexf noticed two examples 9: ‘thus failure. to be. on the. lookouffor the unusual: ox: freak type; of hand; ‘AUCTION . His part-neru. ‘hand, passed and ..- . “When, his, partner overbm rel‘i_1bs,; he correctly ‘bid, two . z'I:ha'partner bid threeclubs ax. ‘three diamonds. This bid is C but,’ when his partner bid, four !‘he should‘ certzfxinlyr have P31; . ‘never stopped to realize til'l.'2 rbidcling. by’ his partner indiu . -most unusual; hand, one of tin- ;type, and that his. high cards lu suits would ‘be of great help v. “partner and that ‘his partner's L would be of little value to his - hand, if he should obtain the bin. diamonds or spades. In spite or these cogent reasons, however, he four diamonds and all passed. . ‘partner's hand was as follows: Hearts —- 8 . Clubs——A,‘ Q,__]', 10, 9. 7., S, 1, ‘. Diamonds — 8, 7 Spz1des—3 At clubs, they couldvhave made odd, losing only oneclub and one.dia- mond trick, while at diamonds they- ‘went down two tricks. It is :1 fine‘ :exan_1pl_e of what: not to do. with 2; big hand. Play for the game, first, last and all the time, whether the hzmdis played -by yourself or your partner. Always be willing to concede the bid to your partner when the bidding indicates that he ‘has a_ freak hand. In the hand -just considered, the dealer could have savelzl a lpt of trouble by making an original bid of clubs. it is a perfect ‘example of the pre-emptive or shut-out bid. If the bid fails, it will certainly ‘save game, so that in either event it is. :1, winner. éhéhwdnha e.wa.f|sI:ui~Ii,nI.inas. Y\... T:|.||:|}f§-.__\§‘- :1.9.1;933 x tf i 31 URGENT‘ »N!'E‘E=D ‘FOR CHARITY ASS1STA.NC*l1 Lackawanna met. and women, with that kindl-y i;n’eli-n_a- tion to aid unfortu-na_te victims of adversity, wherever pos- sible,‘ arc cc_>ntribu.ti11g to. the local charity campaign, knot- lng that every dollar ‘raised’ in the ‘drive will be expended, to lessen suffering and 1-igh-ten misfortune and bring some sun- shine of fuel and food «into. ‘barren. Cheer-less homes, The local charity bureau ‘is splend-i'dlgy managed any} is a great credit to the city. It is ever on the job. It ne.ver« hesitates to relieve suffering whenever funds permit. But Lack-awanna c-itiztens must do all in their power tn. help. the C‘ha_r<ity o1'ganiitation ‘help. others. Without this co—o.perat~ion no real relief could be experienced. We know city officials with hearts sufficiently big ta force them many times to dig. down into their own po'e1<;ets ang give; wiithout benefit of publicity, and; give and give an. g1.ve.. ,AUC'I‘=ION ‘B‘I'DDI‘N,G:: The dealezj, with the 'fo1Io:iwing hand I‘ ¢arts— A, 7' _ 1 Clybs -,.— A, '9, 4:,‘ 2 ! Diamonds — A. Q. J‘.. 8' _ Spades —- A,_ K_, 4’ ‘ ‘bxc_1‘9n‘e no ‘trump. Second -hand passed and the dealer's pa_rtner‘bi_d two hearts. Foux_1;h<l,1an,d passed and the dealexjbid two. no trump. When his‘ partner ~'bid three hearts, the dealer failed to realize. that, If his partner -had a justi thxjee-hean; bid,‘ they had a. sure game in hearts‘ and bid three no trump, ‘although there was no sure game m no tngmp. The 100 Aces were too much. (01: his judgment and, as a 1jesult,.he went down three tricks L_z,ndou_ble<!, a net loss. of 50, points on_ a. hand that wquld have scored game at hearts. ‘I,-he rt_ner’s hand was. as follow“. g£1i¢:art.s—- Q. J . 10.9. 6. 4 W 3.} . .,'. N3 . 5;‘ 1.: \ . 5 +2 1‘ . ‘Iv’ , 4 '53 W Y. x\ u‘, }¢.».‘»_-,-,n «fnls '.. :;_. n ~ .a‘J.\3' . ‘At '\ M a‘ We know scores of eq‘l1a,l»ly big-hearted bu_siness men and others who do the same, unable to‘ stand the sight of human fellowmen suffering for want of something to. eat apdt something to shield shrunken frames from the chill of wln er. . Clubs - Q.. 6; 3 | Diamonds '* 1°. 9, 7 . Spades — 5 Don't allow 100, Aces to impair your judgment. ' ‘_: ;;.,.':§,, . my .1, 2;?-, . H :3 ‘Vi’ CONTRACT BIDDING Pass, pass, one spade, Xass. Five clubs and all should pass. An original clubs with the above hand is bad because Eartne; may try for a slam. Pass in tw e_ first: instance, but then bid the full strength of your hand on the second, round. We must not say Lackmvanna has failed to do the ex-. ‘CONTRACT BIDDING: 'l_‘he.dea1¢r shouldfbid two. no trxgxnp, und his partngr {our hearts. The same player made a similar mg: on_ the following hand: Hearv;s——.- A.’ Q, 10. Clubs —- none Diar.uonds-A. Q. 1.0. 9. 6 Spades- A, Q, 10, 4,_ 2 We. must suépporjt the charity organization,, the city of- ficials and our churches and schools in the most noble of all endeavors-—~he-lpi,ng unfortunates. Asa contrast to his bad bidding, the player whose bids have just been criticized played the following hand Very cleverly: Up-to-Date Thanksgiving Menu Without Long Hours of Labor’ NOTICE TO CR!‘-|)lA'l‘()BS at ten 9'<,3l,0ck. in the rqrenoan at -that day. why such a qecree sho1_:,ld not by made. !?UR,SUAN'I' to an order 9: Hon. LOUI§ B. x«IART. Surmgnite <_>1_ I;rieiCo1_x,n_ty, all persons having ciuinm againsq 1_-‘rank Riquowski also icnoxvn as Fijnnclszek Plotrowski and Frank Pitrouski late ot_ City or Lacicawnnrza deceased. are here- by required to exiubit the same‘ with vouchers thereof to the undersigned Ad- ministrator 9! me Estate 0: said deceas- \ed at the office of John R. P1111011, 1928 Ridge Rand, Lacimwzmna. N. Y., on or baron; the 191; day of February, 1932. Datgerl July. 1931. syivester 1=1otru\\~skx, Admlnistvmtqxv-. JOHN R. BILLION, Attorney for the Administrator. omce as P. 0. Address. Heaxts - Clubs ——~ 1 Diamonds Spades - K.Q.7..6 0,4,2 ~K.9.3 A,o,4 m Irnsrrxmomr wrmazon. We have‘ caused the Seal 9! said surrogI§te's‘Co\;1‘F to; be hereunto amxed. WITNESS. Hon. LOUIS B. HART-. Sulf- rognte 0‘! our soda County ol Erie, gt Bu N. Y., this 23rc_l day of October. 1931. Hearts— 5, 4, 3 Clubs,— A, Q, -7. 5 Diamonds— 6. 4 Spades——— S, 7, 5, 2 Hearts-— 8, 2 : Clubs——- J, S, 3 B : Diamonds-—— Q, J, 10, 7, 2 ': Spades —.- K, Q, 10 G. '1‘. VANDERMEULEN. Vclerlg of the 5u1rogate's Court. Oct. 20, Nov. 5, 12, 19 Hearts ~—A, J, 10, 9 Clubs——— K, 9, 6 D1amond5—- A, 8, 5 Spades -3, 9, 3 v.1 ,. $1 1;\ Z, the player in question, was play- ing the hand at three no trump. :\ opened the five of clubs. Z won the‘ trick with the king and led (our rounds of hearts, wiqning the last heart in \{’s‘ hand. B disearded t_\vo diamonds on the last two, rounds of hearts. Z was. now in a.¢p_osiLion where he could make two odd, ‘but that if he could force B to make anotlwr discard, he might possibly make three odd by making three diamonds or two spades. At trick six, therefore, he led Y's ten of clubs, forcing A to win the -trick, who thereupon led two more rounds of clubs. B was now: forced to make another discard. He could lnve d§s- carde_d either a. spade or dlanwnd. If tleg former, Z would discard a diamond and make two spade tricks. If the latter,_ Z would disc.1'l'd a spade and make three dizuucud tricks} It is av. perfect example of the “squeeze” play. Study the play of this h.v.ml carefully, for it was cleverly tl1oug‘r.t out. It is very unusual to u in a game by leading your opponent's-suit_. J‘ 1028 Ridge Road, Lx_1c1m.wanna, N. Y. 7 \‘ M ,. _. .. , . '9'! my 16 to Jan 1.4 P‘. — NOTICE THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, 1‘o JOSIP CEPIN: WIIEREAS John Novuk and 1Wr1-‘J7. Oreskovloh. who resides at the city of Buffalo. New York, have presented a. petition to the Surragate‘s Court of our Counhy of Erie. praying 101- a decree that a certain Instrument, in wriblng. bearing date the 19th day of Sept. 1931, relating to both real and persons}! prop- erty, be duly proved and admitted to probate as the Last Will and Testament 0! Men! Bgrxcevic late 0! the olty of Lackuwanna. in the County or Erie. and. State of New York, deceased. By .I0sEl}1!lNI_-: GIBSON Director. Bglnz Food Institute WHILE the Thanksgiving menu is traditional, this year’: Thnnksgiv. ‘ ing dinner, perhaps, will not have the elaborate courses sometimes included. It may have turkey or a delicious roast or baked ham. Modem Thanksgiving feasts do not mean long hours of labor, as in early days. Tomato Juice and a Cream of Celery Soup may be had ready to heat and serve. You will a colorful tart Current; Jelly gt your gro<_:er’s; and Mincemeat may be found in can or jar. In place of Mincement Pie, you may serve hot mincemeat over ice cream-..—newest note in holiday dens Iez-tau The following olfers varied suggestions: L» I. Sweet Sauces Give Zest to Mec .\.‘~¥ E Cream of Celery Soup (use a prepared one) Spanish Queen Olive: Celery Stuffed with Roquefort Cheese and Sandwich Relish Roast. Turkey or Chicken with D1jessing* or Baked Ham Mashed Potatoes or Glazed Sweet Potatoes Chilled Tomato Juice‘ Therefore, YOU and EACH OF‘ YOU, are cited to show cause befqra the Bur» mgateb Court‘. of our County Oaf Eric. at the County Hall in the city of Bute faio. -in said County of Eric. on the 30TH DAY 01-‘ NOV. 1931. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Cauli with Sa1a.d\Cream ,Dressing»'9' Fresh Cucumber Pickles Cranberry or Current Jelly Dinner Rolls Gmpe Salad with French Dressjng or Apple, Celery and Nut Salad LACKAWANNA NEWS Minéemeat Pie or Hot Minceméat over Ice Cream Co Nuts .‘Indi9aic5 recipes Ire given below Chilled Tomato Juice. If more seasoning is desirecffor Tomato Juice, prepare it in the following manner: 2 cups Tomato Juice, 2 tablespoons chopped onion, 2 table- spoons chopped parsley, 1 teaspoon lemon juice, ’/1. teaspoon Pepper Sauce, ‘.4 teaspoon salt, ‘/1 teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce, ‘A: teaspoon sugar. Mix—chi1l from 1 to 3 hours, and stzjnin. bread, season with salt and pepper. Add melted butter, cinnamon (if desired), Worcestershire Sauce and onion juice. -Mix thoroughly; press ! into fowl. Cauli with Salad Cream Dressing. 2 small heads or 1 large head of cauli 2 tablespoons melted butter, 3 tablespoons 1‘/_; cups milk, ‘A: teaspoon salt, dash of pepper, ‘/4. cup Salad Cream. Blend with melted butter, add milk gradually, salt and pepper, cook until thick. Add Salad Cream and blend thoroughly. Sewe hot over cauli ‘which has been steamed. Sprinkle with paprika, or chgppcd watercress. C. & G. Service Dressing for Stulling Fowl. 1 loaf slightly stale bread, salt and pepper, 3/3 cup melted butter, 1 teaspoon cinmm1on, if desired; 1 tablespoon Worce:al;crshi1'e Sauce, ‘1, tablespoon onion juice. Crumb ‘ GOOD TASTE does not necessarily mgke things cost more, but, it does make them more desirable. -» 3-? are Rogers‘ Every advantage of our excellent equipment MANY n tamous'chet In our lead- , in; hotels and restaurants has built his reputation largely upon his§aau<_:es;' A_d_elieious sauce is often the one thing that is needed to lift the dish out of the “j,ust-so- 30” class, and give it supreme ap- petite appeal. - In the ease of many meats~—-and ‘vegetables, too-_—,-the sauce is the crowning touch that brands the prepareriun expert in the cullnary line. ‘ So far as meats are concerned, the housewife is sometimes inclined to‘ depend too much upon the tam--‘ iliar brown and white sauces. The sweet sauces, a large class, she trequently neglects almost entlre1y., This is her ‘loss and her famlly’s, and it is one that is well worth remedying for the sweet touch con- trusts ‘deliciously with the heavier of the meat, adding greatly to the appetite appealot ‘tl_1eJ_dish an a whole ' ‘ For. an unusua1':a_uce'tor steak. drain and place in u trying pan one can of apricots. Add one-fourth cup or sugar, one tablespoon butter, pinch of salt and a little apricot, syrup.‘ Cook over {A low ! syrup is thickqiserve hot with the steak. ’ and facilities, mgy be obtgxined at Q cost as low as, that obtainable anywhere, To make a palate-tick sauce. for beef tongue, add to one cup of stewed currants, one cup of the water ‘in which the tongue has been coo1(ed~untll tender. Add one cup s,ugm', one-fourth cup butter. one tablespoon cloves, and one-half lemon,\ sliced. Simmer tongue in ‘the sauce for fifteen minutes just. before serving. Place tongue on serving, dish. I?0UX‘§_ over it and serve.’ Warmedoup\ roast ' lamb\ can he made doubly agspetlzinx by warm-_ ing it’ in a sauce made by adding 5; glass of currant jelly to cup}! cup; of gravy ‘made_frQxILt,h9_d in the paw ,, ., w . , -i . . - , ..,,......xl9I.Ia. -v 4»-:n'vo...., ...i Subscribe For . The Lackawalma News IP22 ourptices ic- forc you. order’ SALE BILLS Coleman & Guarino FUNERAL SERVICE 898 Ridge lijoad Ahh. 4114. Lackauanna, N. Y. LADY ATTENDANT’ CHAPEL SERVICE
