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Monday, Acgast 14, 1972 The Post-Crescent A 11 AUGUST FURNITURE SALE THE AGES World Champions ON BRIDGE fey IRA G. CORN JR. TEAM CAPTAIN OCCASIONAL CHAIR $3750 Vi Price SQUARE COMMODE HEXAGON 69,95 COCKTAIL END CLOSK)UTS i if a- 'J Iktli" -r I i 4 JOk HIDE-A-BED 3 PCE. BEDROOM SET In Pecan-SPECIAL CABINETS Lane Walnut Choice R9- VDAMIVU 349.95 Values to .99.95 RECORD to 149.95 CEDAR When a hand appears to be most routine the careful declarer can afford a little extra thought. If the extra time proves wasted, then little is lost, since the routine hand will "play itself in near record time.

However, if events prove otherwise, then the extra effort will be well rewarded. Today's game hand is an excellent example of this principle. The declarer who refused to play quickly who routinely came home with his game. Vulnerable: Both Dealer: Sooth NOKXH A 764 V65U 83 AQJ3 WEST EAST A 10 JS3 VAQ98 VJ10 KQJ 109S4S SOOTH AAKQ882 A7 83 The bidding: Sonflt West North East 14 DbL 24 Pass 44 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of diamonds. After West's takeout double North's raise showed just about his approximate strength.

If North had held a good nine or 10 points or more, he would have redoubled to assume partnership captaincy. South was happy to gamble out the game, confident that most of the out- standing strength was concentrated in the West hand. After West's lead of the diamond king, the careless declarer can go down by simply following "what comes naturally." He wins the diamond lead and plays two rounds of trumps. He frowns a bit when trumps do not break; however, he sees no reason to leave one trump at large. He draws East's last trump and then tries the club finesse.

At this point he awakens to the He has no re-entry to his hand! Taking his only reasonable chance (West is marked with the heart ace by his double), he plays the club ace in an attempt to drop the club king. When the impossible dream fails (would West really have 10 red cards?) declarer moans about the "bad trump break." The careful declarer does-more thinking and less moan-, ing. He also wins the first diamond (a duck is unnecessary) and plays two high trumps. He looks ahead and, seeing that he needs two club finesses to obtain a discard, he defers drawing the last trump. Instead he takes a club finesse and then returns to his hand with the third trump for another finesse.

The ace of clubs provides a place for one of his heart losers and he scores his 10 tricks. Another example of careful trump management and a good general rule: "Never draw all the trumps unless dummy's trumps can serve no useful purpose." CHESTS Leopard Skin Man Made Furs CHAIRS Asst'd Patterns Closeouts $299 95 J50 00 95 00 $299 95 $15 $25 Asst'd Plastic or Fur 3 fM Queen Size Units Reg. 169.95 to 179.95 VELVET 5 SOFAS P.HfllN I 80" to 100" Size Reduced to Just wiinin tiniiii 39.95 nese Foo dogs and is rounded out with shiny examples of contemporary design expertise a saw-horse desk topped with glass, chrome ceramic candlesticks, signed serigraphs and even small Chagall posters. Showcase for Treasures makes a stunning statement in a living room corner meant for work. Sophistication is achieved more through decorating sense than dollars and cents.

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Faithful reproductions of period pieces, pacesetting designs crafted from relatively inexpensive modern materials and freewheeling do-it-yourself projects with a decorator look have made good design accessible to today's "more-taste-than-maney" families, he says. The secret to success lies in settling on a decorating theme for a room or area of a room and then going at it full tilt within a given budget. In some cases the dollar-saver might be the choice of a good reproduction rather than an antique. Advises Reproductions When a colonial desk corner is wanted, for instance, a reproduction of a Queen Anne original. "The good reproduction has all the advantages of modern technology and all the ing," Grosbeck notes.

"I like to Ebbens Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary KAUKAUNA Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ebben, route 1, celebrated their golden anniversary last Tuesday with a Mass of thanksgiving at St. John Catholic Church, Little Chute. A reception, dinner and dance followed at the Darboy Club.

The couple's maid of honor, Mrs. Delia Oudenhoven, was present at the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Ebben were married at Holy Name Catholic Church, Kimberly, on Aug.

8, 1922. They have farmed in the area since their marriage. Mr. Ebben also was assistant superintendant with Stokely Van Camp, Appleton. The couple has four sons: Gerald and Corneil of Green- ville; and John and George of rural Kaukauna; and two daughters, Mrs.

Howard Keld-kamp, Kaukauna; and Mrs. James Diedrich, Greenville. They have 54 grandchildren iS5r-t Charming Beautiful Oil Stain Walnut Send bridge questions to The Aces, P.O. Box 12363, Dallas, Texas 75225. Include self-addressed, stamped envelope for personal reply.

(Copyright 1972) The Ailing House Never Oil Still Locks BY ROGER C. WHITMAN My front door lock is becoming so stiff I am afraid the key will snap off in it one of these days. The apartment superintendent tried a few drops of light oil some time ago. This helped but now the lock is stiffer than ever. Can I try anything else? Chicago.

That super should have his head examined. Putting oil in a lock is disaster. All it does is collect more dust and dirt to make the lock stiffer. Lubricate only with powdered graphite, puffed in with a small snouted rubber bulb, or use, one of the dry lubricant sprays widely sold in hardware and variety stores. If this is too late to overcome the oil, you may have to get the locksmith over.

How can I make my garage floor drain properly out the overhead door? We have always been plagued by the fact that the floor seems to slope toward the rear. We have to sweep pools of rain away from the back wall where garden tools are standing. Hartford. Mix yourself some ready-mix concrete and water and pour a new layer starting at the back so the floor slopes in the right direction. That's the only practical solution I know for this problem.

I have seen samples of oak parquet flooring squares and like the appearance very much. But is laying such a floor an overly difficult job for an amateur to attempt? Can I get any directions to study for myself? Green Bay, Wis. Naturally, this is not a job you can toss off lightly without some painstaking effort. But the results will be well worthwhile. Good directions are available from National Oak Flooring Manufac turers Association, 814 Stereck Building, Memphis, Tenn.

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Handyman skills with lumber and nails can turn a wall wasteland into a customized bookshelf. Filled with a prized collection or an interesting mixed bag of accessories and mementos, the bookshelf will become one of the room's focal points. The best things. in home decor good taste and common sense are free. With these assets, any home or apartment can boast an exciting interior, the designer concludes.

Looks that would cost $1,000 to $1,500 in a western country is done here for the equivalent of $48 to $60. She said among the institute's 68,000 patients last year, 113 were foreigners "61 from capitalist countries and 52 from socialist countries." But before a foreigner comes to Moscow to get a face lift he should calculate plane fares and plan on a stay of about two months in Moscow. The institute staff said from initial consultation to actually getting a hospital bed can take two months and even longer. Despite the low prices and insistence that nobody is turned away from the institute, Dr. Kolguneko said it is "totally profitable and its existence is covered by money we take in." She said 30 per cent of the patients are men, adding with a laugh: "Many of them wanting to get the shape of their noses fixed after boxing, wrestling, hockey or other sports." Treatment for removing wrinkles is popular with women.

"Now it is possible to have a totally young face without any scars," said Dr. Irina Ivan ovna Grom-Vrublevskaya, the institute's deputy director. Work With Men Soviet women still work in the fields or in factories and at construction projects alongside men and she was asked if such conditions caused particular problems for Soviet women. "Women are women no matter where they are and they always have time to look after themselves," she said. Dr.

Grom-Vrublevskaya, who said she was "long past 50," flushed slightly when asked how she kept her youthful face. "I had an operation," she said. Institute doctors talk many people out of having their noses changed or other operations. "If a 16-year-old doesn't like her nose we explain her facial skeleton is still growing and we don't do such operations before the age of 18," said Dr. Kolguneko.

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When a bare wall is the one jolt to an otherwise coordinated design scheme, for in young. That problem is a social problem in our country as well as your countries," told a group of foreign correspondents permitted to see the institute on a tour arranged by the Foreign Ministry Press Department. The institute is housed in one of the new, high-rise buildings on Kalinin Street that foreigners call the "Miracle Mile." For Dr. Kolguneko, a site "on the best street in town, the showcase of Moscow," proves "how much the party and the government care about these problems." While medical care is free In the Soviet Union, the patients must pay for services at the institute. Dr.

Kolguneko said a face lift or nose job Sewing Contest Wednesday for Local Girls Area home economics teachers, Mrs. Ellen Gools-bey, Mrs. Leila Blajeski and Mrs. Dorothy Parker, will be judges for the local finals of The singer World Stylemaker Contest at 7 p.m. Wednesday at The Singer Co.

Fifty girls will be competing for prizes in the first judging of the 20th annual sewing competition. Judges will select three local Queens of Sewing, one in the Junior Miss Division (ages 10-12) one in, the Sub Deb Division (ages 13-15) and one in the Deb Division (ages 16-18). The three girls selected will be eligible to compete in the regional judging and may go on to national semifinals and finals to be in New York in October. All entries are the result of work done in Singer dressmaking Bath Made Fun Tots are even more delighted with a sudsy tubbing when bath toys are part of the fun. A clear plastic ball provides a fascinating view of baubles and beads floating in mineral oil inside.

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