Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 10

10-A. mm. Mt. Vornon Resist er-News. Friday, May 7,1976 WIN AT BRIDGE Queen lead proves correct NORTH (D) AAK842' A32 WEST EAST AQJ973 AIO' 10 97 VQ6S2 954 4iA 9852 SOUTH V843 6 10 7 Neither vulnerable Weft North Eait South Pass 1 N.T, PaM 3 N.T.

Pass Pass Pan Opening lead-J club at trick two. The ordinary, careless player leads a low one and plays an honor after East plays low. West shows out and now our careless player will only collect three club tricks. The careful player will lead the queen of clubs first. He will have noted that If West holds all five clubs there will be no way to get four tricks there, but that If Bast holds all five this queen play will make it possible tn flne.Me twice against the nine-eight.

These little differences don't mean anything most of the time, but they do distinguish the really good players from the others By Oswald James Jacoby Here is another hand to separate the men from the boys. Not that it represents anything of real importance. South is in a nice, comfortable three notrump contract and Is sure of 10 tricks come Hell or high water. He wins the heart lead in dummy and is going to lead a Heart Disease. You can live wttlMMitit Give Heart Fund Amtrtctn Aiioclatlon i (hiMtiOf Solet For April; Ms.

Donna Biiice OfMt.VtrtionAt i Pat's 232 S. 9th MLVtmon, Hi. "Cosmetics As Good As 'TheFbuntainOfYoutii" TRICYCLE BUILT FOR TVKO Tom Kinney of Durango, built this two-seater tricycle and joined tlie nationwide "CB" craze by installing a 12- volt automobile battery and citizens band radio under the seats. Kinney, 27, is Icnown on the airway by his CB handle of as he pedals around Durango. (AP Wirephoto) WALTONVILLE Mae Nadolski, Sam Hicks and Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Hicks attended visitation for their cousin, Pauline Rowan, at the Van-Netta Funeral home In Car- "bondaie, recently. Easter Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mae Nadolski were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nadolski, Debbie, Anita, and Randy, and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Arnett all of Scheller; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hicks of Mt. Vernon; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hicks, Chris, Rick and Mary, Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hicks, Patricia Ann and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. John Mayes, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Spain and Bobbie, Mrs. Mayme Dees all of Wallonville; late afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. John Neabuhr of Mt.

Vernon. Saturday night April 24, those attending the festivities at the Country Barn at Sesser from here were: Junior and Sue Jones and family, Pat Martin and kids, Pauline Kiselewskl and family, Alice Dent and Melanie Laird. Vera of St. Louis and Neva Harris, Mt. Vernon were visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Laird, Wednesday morning. They were also visiting old friends and classmates of Vera's, whom she hadn't seen for years. Vera and Neva will be remembered as Vera and Neva McLaugh- lln, formerly of Waltonville. Ileta Phllp attended Honor Day at MacMurray College in Jacksonville, Saturday, and visited with Mary Susan Phllp, who is a student there.

Mrs. Howard Laird accompanied by Mrs. Raymond Crocker and Joyce Gunther of niral Sesser, visited Raymond Crocker In Marlon Hospital, Wednesday. DANCE MOOSE LODGE SATURDAY, MAY 8th BRENDA AND THE SWINGTONES Table Reservations Can Be Made Downstairs In The Lounge Half Price Cocktail Till 9 P.M. Downilairt Reservations $1.50 $2.00 At Door Dancing 9i30 Till 7 On Call For Emergencies Dangerous Living For Illinois "Disaster" Crew VIRDEN, 111.

(AP) Art L- Proof rock makes a living THt GALLERY 824 Main Now Featuring Charco-Broiled Steaks Why tfand In line and carry your own food when you can hove fatt and Mondly table servico af the Oallery. These are our everyday low, low prices. Top Sirloin 2.59 Sirloin Strip 2.99 T-Bone 3.89 Rib Eye Queen Size 2.09 Rib Eye Kirig Size 3.09 Served With Salad, Potato A Toxat Toaat Abovs priMS not Sal. oftor 11 P.M. out of situations most of us try to avoid.

He's manager of the hazardous materials team of Hulcher's Emergency Service. Procfrock's four-man crew Is on call at ail limes. Word of a disaster in the making can send Ihcm flying off to anywhere In the eastern two-thirds of the United States. Recently at Dwlght, lethal bromine gas escaping from a semitrailer truck blocked Interstate the main Chlcago-St. Louis artery, and forced evacuation of the entire community of 3,900.

Wearing cumbersome rubber suits and ga.s masks, the Hulcher's team waded through the deadly cloud of gas. After' checking the possibility of explosion, they almost casually hopped into the cab and drove the smouldering rig onto a nearby dirt road. Some situations are such as vinyl chloride lank cars overturned In the heart of Peoria, or tank cars filled with hydrocyanic acid used in gas chambers, in Mis.si.ssippl. All are potential nlgiit- mares, "but all In a day's work," says Proefrock, 52. He says he's never suffcrc- anylhlng worse than nau.sea In a lifetime of dealing with dangerous chcmical.s.

In fact, In the seven years since Hulcher's created the hazardous materials team to supplement Its main business of cleaning up derailments, none of Procfrock's crew has suffered serious Injury. "You learn to be darned careful," he said. "I'm no chemical engineer. I don't have to be. You learn all you can from lileraUire, and then from the school of hard knocks you learn what you must about how different chemicals react under different conditions.

"After you're in it for years it gets to where it's kind of monotonous," Proefrock said, then hesitated and added: "Aw, 1 don't mean that, not really. But it docs get to be routine." During the Korean War, Proefrock headed the 44th Division's chemical, biological and radiological unit. Since coming to Hulcher's, he has advanced his technical education through seminars and other formal study. Another crew member worked with agricultural chemicals and a third with the American Railroad Association's bureau of explosives before joining 'I'he fouilli crew member is Procfrock's own son Dale, SPECIAL WE'LL SERVICE YOUR AIR- CONDITIONER NOW FOR FULL SUMMER EFFICIENCY! Let us get your window air conditioner now for Connplete special chemical cleaning of coils Check temp, differential Oil motor bearings where possible. (Air Filters Extra If Needed) 34" lUY IT WHIil YOU CAN CH IT SIRVICID-WIU Kllf TOU HAPPT 1112 BROADWAY PHONE 2444)323 TVServke- ApplkuiM ServiM Radio ServiM Tower Service IT'S MOM'S MM and we're all letting her know how much we appreciate her.

But isn't every day, Mother's day a day to cook ineals, chauffeur the kids, do the laundry, or hold down a job. All year 'round, Mom's right there -doing her best to make things easier for us. Let's show bur appreciation for her every day! SECURITY BANK TiyST po. MHiMow, You NMd Ml Tht Security Can GiM. Mt.V«riion, III.

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