The Post-Crescent from Appleton, Wisconsin • 7

OPINION-WISE By SAKREN Soturdoy, Nov 23, 1963 Appleton PoU-CrKent A7 Neenah Couple fined $309 on Conduct Charge MW ffs soon MAYBB 'U SOMB. LICKBO THAT PROHLtM LOU 6 A60 rsiriri A BAR NOT MB I I NBVBA PRINK WATC Kaukauna High Alumni Board Names New Chairman THE WORLD WILL HAVE A SHORTAGE WORK DONm Adah kits utoml 1 Sheinwold Prepare For Bad Breaks Bad breaks are not as uncommon as you may believe. We I i crt 8 Qi I NEENAH Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker, of lOfi'i Main; fir OP WATER 50ME DAF TUIC KOOL KOLA ALARM YOU? Neenah were fined a total1 KAUKAUNA Joseph T.

Sad- board meeting to succeed the of $309 in County Court Branch lier namfd chairman of the late Joseph McCarty. 3. for disorderly conduct and hoard of the Kaukauna Sadlier was co-founder of the drunkenness respectively by School Alumni Association at a organization 27 years ago with Judge JarneiC. Sitter. A portion of the will Both offenses occurred at the Liur.

a THATS 6KB AT! ILL ADD AN ADDITION TO THIS PL ACS I say, "It's one chance in a million, when what we real ins Main Kv. 3i. marv man senior i nu Prvstal Rar ft eini it i Vour Problems nah. which Tucker owns. Enters Scholarship 1,11 we Aiumru Mrs.

Tucker's fine resulted i n(. ciation. A report was given on after she pleaded guilty of being ae-UTr lest Saturday Josfph McCarty Memorl. drunk at the bar the night of MENASHA Kathleen Brant- a pun(j started by the Assocl- iL ltr' f. MrJ.

donated St. Paul Veteran Housing Loan Program Receives $83,065 OSHKOSH A total of $83,065 has been allocated by the veter- Mrs. Hilard Brantmeier, ura finer! inr hit nart in an ai. Parents Worried That Girl, Beau Might be Relatives iwoofl wi rw a Invent irr 1 V. Vl.a I I A In tha wsV-A: Se 26' Teen-Ace At that imp thrv wpr nnt ly mean is one chance in ten.

It really pays to make allowance for bad breaks when they are only moderately long shots. South won the first trick with the king of hearts and led out the ace of spades. West discarded a club, and South let out a bowl of anguish. South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH 7 6 0 A 5 2 KQI WEST EAST nAe 10 9 5 CJ 10 97 VQ65J2 00 10 86 OJ94 10 8 7 4 2 SOUTH A A 4 3 2 0 7 3 an hnnclna lnan nrnoram In .1 I III ai to- marncn ana sne, men auune Manitowoc Winnebago County. John R.

Mos-Grignon. was fined $104 50 for; av BY ANN LANDERS Home. The fund has passed the $1,000 mark. Holiday Dance Mr. and Mrs.

Alois Honyman were named ticket chairmen for the holiday dance to be held Dec. 28 at Van Abel's. Norbert Noie, president, said the affair was being scheduled during the Christmas season in an effort to stimulate attendance. The past DEAR ANN LANDERS: This es, director of the Wisconsin De- ner snare in tne trouoie, Originally Tucker had plead The St. Mary High.

School senior's essav on past summer we spent three partment of Veterans Affairs, announced Fridav. ed innocent and his trail was set for FW 1R Hnwpvpr rhanff. three weeks at a lake resort. ft-i I I i Our 17-year-old sible to predict what your feelings will be in 30 years. Tell "His" that sometimes when a widower refuses to remarry it is because he had such a lousy time of it that he wouldn't risk a second calamity for all the tea in Ceylon.

That should get him to change the needle on the broken "Why I Want to Co to College," submit- Brantmeier that these two are related but the possibility should be investigated, for your own peace of mind. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please set a friend of mine straight. She Is a nut who Insists that daily dips In a certain little brook near her home have cured her backaches. im lunas, auocaiea ior i lour ed his mind and entered the month period, showed a decline guilty plea, in the activity of the veterans1 housing loan program. jGolden Agers to Plan ted to the sponsoring Pyrofa two years it was held during the Gas was a winner a Thanksgiving holiday without amount Christmas Dinner amoun twinwrnui winner Moses said tne nrftPram much success.

daughter Cam-ille became infatuated with a young man from Scrant whose family had rented the cottage next to ours. Toward the end of the launched her on the marks a further Sharp drop In KAKKAIINA Plans fnr th i Tirkf heinu hanHlorf hv A 9 6 3 Wert North East which bears the slogan tne slngan available veterans loan funds for annual Christmas dinner to be Uake the cohairmen. Look Drue South 1 A 4 A 4 She tells everyone that last Ann Landers' frank and in- the county, and housing loan held Dec. 19 at the Elks Club-Your Toward "iour A. advisory board and book, "Teen- funds allocated state-wide will be discussed at a Npws of her eligibility reach- members of the board of direct- Pass 3 4 Pass Pass 4 Pass Pass 4 4 Pass All Pass Openins lead OI year at this time her back ached formative new 6 4 her so badly she could hardly dodgers and Sex" is now Nov.

1 were less than 60 perlmeeting of the Golden Age Club ed Kathleen this week and she ors. Music will be furnished by her housework. She wore a spe- available at your book store. I cent of the funds allocated in at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the! attributes her interest to 4 a local orchestra.

Appointment .1 1 (i vacation they Landers were together 18 hours a day Youth Center of the High Club work. jof a director to fill the unex- "The odds were a million to ene," South began, but North cial corset and took three kinds1 Ann Landers will be glad to Nov. mi." of medicine. Finally her back help you with your problems. Since the program was start- Mrs.

Dorothy Hacn and Tcdi She is president of the Catho- pired term of Dave Flanae.m Now that the love-birds are mem 10 ner in care oi mis ea louowmg woria war nave been named ticket nc Muaeni Mission trusaae, be- was laid over for the January didn't let him finish. they are burning up the got so bad she couldn't get newspaper enclosing a stamped, as provided housing loans forchairmen for the affair. Lunch longs to the National meeting. Alumni news editors rrumDS Dreas i-u aooui once in i i 'menis eeD. even wun dims.

u.j ivwu mans, ne goes to scnooi ai renn, ppvpW North corrected his ten hands," SLillllK OIIC ULLIUtU fc" 1 892 Winnebago County veterans, will be served and cards played Society, the Sodality and the Li- will be named within a few for a total of $2,537,900. after the business session. ibrary Club. I weeks. (Copyright, 1963) State so naturally she wants to go there next fall.

So what's the problem? Cam-ille is adopted and so is the take a dip in this little stream near her home, just to cool off. The stream is not deep enough partner. "Once every twenty hands the four trump will be held by the wrong opponent." South could have recovered if West had held the four trumps 6ince he could have led a low to swin in. She just sort of dunked in it and floated around on young man. They look so much alike it is frightening.

What if her back. The woman insists these two are brother and sis- that after the first dip her back trump through the queen toward showed definite improvement so she kept at it. Now she claims Gummy a jdcu. xne.e no re- haven-t mentioned this possi. covery, however, when East had bmt to but bot my the four trumps.

South was an Aoonu, J. her back is as good as new. doomed to defeat. I don't believe in magic and cerned. Advise us, please, every time I hear her tell about the miraculous cure I boil.

I've always found your column to be sane and sensible. Will you please dispose of this loon once -Q. F. J. Dear Q.

F. The origin of adopted children can be checked by your attorney through the agency which arranged for the adoption. I suggest you discuss this situation with the boy's parents and compare reports. It's a million to one shot and for all? Irritated Dear Irritated: It may well be that the soothing action of the current had some therapeutic value, or it may have relieved her of tension and made her feel better. So why don't you go back to whatever it was you were doing before you got so Involved in this lady's business? Dress Pattern Safety Play A simple safety play would guarantee the slam against any break.

After winning the first trick with the king of hearts South should lead a low trump Instead of the ace. When West shows out, South plays the jack from dummy. East wins with the queen of spades and returns a club. Declarer wins in dummy and returns a trump. If East plays low, South will let dummy's trump win the trick.

East must therefore cover with the nine of spades. South wins with the king and returns a diamond to dummy. When the next trump comes through East, declarer can take a finesse through the 10-5 to prevent the loss of a second trump trick. Daily Question DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband and I have been mar nea tor zu years and we are still very much in love. He has said over and over that he would never remarry if I should die first.

Now, he wants me to promise him that I will never marry again if he goes first Partner opens with 1 NT (16 and frankly, I don't want to He seems to think this is to 18 points), and the next player passes. You hold: 10 9 5, HQ653 2, DJ9 4, C5. What do you say? sign that I don't love him. Right now I feel that if my husband He'll Be Up Bright and Early Kjf Horning llyjM to Bring You Your Copy (iff-: A of the BIG Thanksgiving Day Edition Answer: Bid two hearts. If died first Id probably grieve myself to death, but even so 1 your hand were about a king don't want to make any prom stronger you would bid two ises.

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