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MAY 79, THE GIRLS By Franklin Folgsr Bridge fay Sheinwold BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD 1M4, Ctnrl pmiuth Coo. Astrological v. Forecast BY CARROLL RIGHTER IS 'riiJIL sure to work, Keller Entertain The Stanley Kellers of Beverly Hills "were hosts at a dinner party at tha Kowloon restaurant for the Albert Gleasons ot Cleveland. Texan Honored Honoring. Mrs.

William R. Hartford of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. Smith of Sherman Oaks gave a dinner party at the Valley Tail o' the Cock.

t- II Mrs, Harmer New Head of Butler Guild Mrs. A. Bertrand Harmer succeeded Mrs. Ralph Klink as president of the Marymount Mother Butler Guild, Santa Bar-bara chapter. Her board includes Mmes.

Bernard Hill, vice Kenneth' Davidson, secretary, and Bob Gilliland, treasurer. The guild maintains missionary stations in Alaska and throughout the United States. Honored at the tea following at Marymount School were past presidents of the Santa Barbara Mother Butler Guild; Mmes. Henry N. Stetson, Patrick J.

Maher, Frances Purling, Louis A. Rezzo-nico, Thomas M. Mullen, Ralph Klink and Anthony J. PatituccL Birthday Celebrated The Sydney Parkers hosted a dinner party at the Kowloon restaurant on the occasion of the 16th birthday of their daughter Sally. 7 I "II "Now please don't ask me what's in these with the light fixtures they put in kitchens these days you can't see what you're doing." lie Ms are mi ''feeler Medical Assn.

Seats Officers in Sacramento New state officers were installed when the Califor-n i a Medical Assistant's Assb. held its 10th annual convention at the Hotel Senator in Sacramento. The new state officers and their chapters are Sill FRIDAY, MAY S9 1 ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You have fine talents and can make a wonderful Impression on those about you. Get Into the swing of things early. Dress well, be charming.

TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Find new channels through which better to express yourself and you advance, more quickly. Write to those who cannot be reached by telephone. Fint responses can be yours. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): An early start at paying off obligations and making IP YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he will be one of those serious-minded young people who seldom smile, and It behooves you to set a pattern for happiness by being less opinionated and frightened of life and Its problems yourselves, as parents. Then this life becomes far more worthwhile and much success Is In the chart.

collections Is wise now. Be more precise at home with mate, who is exacting, and rightly so. Discipline yourself. MOOX CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21): Ideal day to contact those with your ideas in mind and to come to some practical conclu-. sion now.

Make plans far Into the future. Then relax at some mutually enjoy-. able hobby. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21): You can accomplish a great deal if you apply that persistent i quality that is often such a part of your nature.

Partners then become very cooperative. Work hard and long. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22): By delving Into those activities that are pleasurable, you can get them moving very quickly. Plan your evening early.

Contact companions in good time so that all goes smoothly. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22): Good ideas are expected from you by closest ties; but first straighten out property affairs. Be more practical in your approach. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov.

21) Any new information you can dig up will find you better prepared to have meetings with partners. Then you get the results you desire. Keep appointments on time. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec.

21): By being more basic, direct and wise, you find that you then can command a better salary, income. Organize property holdings better. Give more attention to appearance, CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20): By belnr more charming, you will soon be able to persuade others to your way of thinking. Dress in good style, too.

Off to social activity in the p.m. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to" Feb. 19) You must clear up private worries early so that you can be more dynamic where your job is concerned. Don't risk being criticized.

Assist those in need at every opportunity PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) You can only acquire more friends by being genuinely interested in others and their problems now. Forget self. Get about socially, instead of entertaining so much yourself. Distributed by McNMtM Syndics! lac i 1 1 11 1 Two Museum Board Members Elected Mrs.

Vernon I. Cheadle and Mrs. Robert Carty have been elected to the Women's Board of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art mm hut only Iff South was willing to plow the ace of clubs under. Declarer must cash both of dummy's top hearts, discarding the ace of clubs on dummy's ace of hearts. Declarer then leads the queen of clubs from dummy for a finesse.

If Fast covers, South ruffs; If East plays a low club, South discards a diamond. Whenever South has ruffed out the king of clubs he draws three rounds of trumps, ending In dummy, and takes the rest of dummy's clubs. This line of play assures 12 tricks even if West has the king of clubs. If West gets a club trick. South will discard diamonds on all four of dummy's clubs (after drawing trumps at an appropriate time).

The club is the only trick South loses. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: A 3 2 VAK74 4Q2 AQJ109. What do you say? Answer: Bid one club. If partner responds in diamonds, you can show the hearts; if he responds in spades, you can raise. If you pen with one heart, a response of two diamonds forces you to bid 2 NT, a alight overbid.

Marvin Lees Host After residing for the past year in Balboa, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lee, Balboa Bay Club members, celebrated their return to Los Angeles by hosting a dinner for the Gordon Wattersons of Beverly Hillj at tha Cove restaurant 14 I I I cld tomato-rich, withjustthe right touch of garlic Mi The typical college student gives up several years of lm-rnedlnte earnings to Increase his evenUial earning power. The wisdom of this course was underlined by Bill Root and Larry Rosier in one of the hands they chose for the 1961 Intercollegiate Championships. East dealer List est wlncnbU NORTH A QJ2 AK74 109 EAST A 1017 Q9Jl KJ A K75 WEST A 9 10 8 J9I7 16432 SOUTH A AKJCJ4 5 OA10643 A A SoBtta Wot North 1 A Pass 2 A 3 Past 3 A 4A Pats 4 Ease Pass Pass Pass rass All Pass Opening lead Most of the students who played this hand tried to develop the diamonds.

The routine line of play was to take the king of hearts, get to the South hand with the ace of trumps, and lead a low diamond, losing dummy's queen to the king. Whem a trump was returned. South won with the king of spades, cashed the ace of diamonds, and ruffed a diamond. This play didn't work. Nor did It help to use the ace of clubs at the second trick in order to leave an additional trump In dummy.

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