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Mercury, Pottitown, Pa. Nov. 5, 1973 Contract Bridge Famous Hand West dealer. Both sides vulnerable. NORTH 10 7 2 A 10 6 2 6 4 3 JULY BRIDE engagement of Linda Susan Yenco lo David C.

Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Miller, 29 Terrace Drive, Parker Ford, was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Yenco Norristown.

Miss Yenco is a 1970 graduate of A D. Eisenhower High School. Norristown, and is employed with Certain-Teed Products King of Prussia. Her fiance served four years with the Marine Corps and Is employed at Joe's Custom Cut Meat House, Phoenixvllle. The couple is planning a July wedding.

WEST 10 4 2 VQ 9 8 5 4 9 7 3 FAST 9 7 5 A 6 3 5 4 10 SOUTH A A 8 6 3 8 A 9 8 7 5 2 The bidding. West North Fast Pass 1 1 3 A 4 a Pass Pass 6 Pass South A 4 NT 7 the event) held the North-South cards against Stayman and Kaplan, and the bidding proceeded as shown. Apparently the spade void induced Fisher to bypass the norma! five diamond response to Black wood. His leap to six might have been read by Jacoby as showing only one ace it was strictly a partnership matter but Jacoby, with eyes wide open, undertook the grand slam anyhow. He realized that if either red ace was missing hi might still make seven which is exactly what he did make with the opening spade lead.

At the second table, where Robinson and Jordan wort North-South against Kovtchoi and Rapee, the bidding went: Pottstown Memorial Medical Center Opening lead two of spades. This deal occurred in the world pair championship played in Amsterdam in 1966, and our story concerns itself with what happened at the two tables where four American pairs, by strange coincidence, were locked in mortal combat. At both tables the contract was seven clubs which could have been defeated with a heart lead by West and at both tables declarer made the grand slam! At the first table, Fisher and Jacoby i who finished second in West NorthEastSouth Pass 1 1 4 5 A Pass 5 Dble Pass Pass 7 Here, also, therewas a partnership misunderstanding. Robinson's pass of five spades doubled apparently induced Jordan to undertake seven, but obviously the meaning he attached to the pass was not read the way Robinson intended it However, as they used to in days of yore: well tha ends and Jordan made the grand slam whei West led a spade. Pottstown club views slides WAMONn MUCH ANT Jiwtifi Slides of the West were shown by Brower Knaster at a Pottstown Camera Club meeting in the Salvation Army Citadel.

Mrs. Shirley Phillips was accepted as a member. Winners of the monthly slide contest class were Mrs. Paul Klaus, Home and first; Bruce Garber, second; Knaster, and third, and Mrs. Phillips, honorable mention.

Class A winners were Mrs. S. Leona Shaner, first; Klaus, second; George Haas, third, and Russell Stauffer, Spinning honorable mention. Fifteen attended. "My husband found self a younger SUMMER BRIDE The engagement of Eve Doukas to Greg Shinn, son of Mrs.

Joline DeCicco, 125 W. 3rd Trappe, and Gordon Shinn, 190 W. 8th was announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas S. Doukas, Timber Lane, Lower Pottsgrove Township. Miss Doukas is a 1971 graduate of Pottsgrove High School. She was an aide at Montgomery County Geriatric and Rehabiliation Center. Royersford, before enrolling at Reading Muhlenburg School of Nursing.

Mr. Shinn graduated from the same high school in and is employed at Doehler- Jarvis Inc. The couple is planning an August wedding. Marriage licenses Applications for marriage licences were made in County Courthouse, Norristown, by: Walter J. Bechtel and Audrey E.

Mumbauer, both of Harleysville. David A. Pascal. 124 Reynolds and Wendy L. Shollenberger.

1114 N. Charlotte St. David P. Plavean, Rick Road, Boyertown, and Andrea L. Andre, 28 E.

Third St. Charles E. Wise, 546 N. Walnut and Leanne E. Rodgers, ,576 Jefferson Ave.

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I made it all the way to 124, and size My husband says if I looked any younger, be embarrassed to go out with Admitted: Nathan Christman, Boyertown RD Richard M. Gingrich, 37 Walnut Marion E. Fiorini, 807 Hale Steven C. Guinther, 140 S. Franklin Boyertown; Tracey Fobia.

138 Souder Road, Roversford; Leonard Kane, 16 E. 4th Boyertown; Michael I). Boyertown RD Andrea L. Freese, 277 N. Hanover Edith M.

Buzby, 1212 Queen Bertha D. Yooom, Douglassville RI) Mary Huppert, Barto HD Mary Favinger, Pottstown RD Luncheon scheduled The annual Christmas luncheon of the Ursinus, College Club will be Dec. I at Wismer Hall on the Collegeville campus. Alumni guests and parents of students were invited to attend. Mrs.

Lois Brownback, 600 Main Trappe, is In charge of reservations. Bulletin board Bowling club, 9:30 11:30 a.m.; Golden age, 1 4 p.m.; Pottsgrove Y- Teens, 2 25 evening classes, 7 9 p.m.; Newcomers bridge, at the home of Sandra Meyers, 1459 Temple Road, North Coventry, and Jeri Hadley, Wilson and Winding Way, 8 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary of Drill team meeting at Orioles Home. 8 p.m. North End Fire Co.

Ladies Board meeting at the home of Mrs. Marge Reigner, 331 N. Hanover 8 p.m. Halloween party held at community library Costumed children, games and songs were featured at a Halloween party in the Schwenksville Community Library during Fifty five children and mothers attended the event, in charge of Mrs. Harvey Heacock along with Mrs.

William Parshall, Mrs. Ellen Ott, Mrs. R. Nelson Eastwood and the mothers. one of the most popular pictures of our time BILLY JACK 2nd BIG WEEK BOYERTOWN I TOWNE STATE FEASTERVILLE HATBORO ERIC HATBORO READING FOX EAST 1 When a body needs a friend (at a price any body can afford).

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PHONE 536-9720 ATTENTION NORTH COVENTRY VOTERS' ON NOV. 6 ELECT THESE QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WHO WILL WORK FOR "YOUR" INTERESTS: HUGH L. DOROTHY H. HANTH Collector ELIZABETH K. HOWARD G.

OJR SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES: Lawrence Sager Susan T. Pedersen ELECTION BOARD CANDIDATES: West Precinct Middle Precinct East Precinct Judge Jacob Klein (unopposed) Evelyn Wampler Steven Baxter Carrie Norton Betty J. Welsh DEMOCRATS RESPONSIVE TO THE PEOPLE Paid for by North Coventry Omocratir Comm Charles Gift, South St Rosalie M. Koch, 707 E. Vine Stowe; Charlene Kent.

Mo Spruce Helen Nagengast, 289 Diamond A Kline, Alhurtis HI) Muriel A. Treaey, 152 N. Hanover T. Kuscr, Hochtelaville; Suzanne M. Henry, Schwenksville HI) Richard A.

Sands, 554 Walnut Ida Bickhart, 54 N. Main Spring City; Kathryn A. Plefnicher, 1422 Delmar Pottstown RD; John A. Waldo, Hess Road, Boyertown RD Susan M. Hatloski, 12211 Maple Anthony Adamski, 230 Yarnall Road.

Upper Pottsgrove; Fluabeth Gerber, 21 Walker Drive. Boyertown; James Houle, 2306 Villa Drive; Todd D. Gentile, 532 E. Vine Stowe; Cynthia A. Lori.sh, Bechtelsville RD Barbara J.

Delles. W)8 Lake Drive, Douglassville; Drew M. Hallman. 614 Spruce Tracey A Meeker, 123 Moyer Road, Upper Pottsgrove; Joseph L. Rulli 524 Walnut Agnes B.

Sovia, 1159 Cherry St. Maternity: Mrs. Donna L. Marquette, 883 Logan Mis. Judith A.

Roth, Zieglerville; Mrs. Debra N. Detwiler, 1025 N. Warren St. Lynnore Hanth, Svcamore Road, Debra Spotts to become bride Debra Lynn Spotts, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Spotts. Hereford, will become -the bride of Ronald Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blevins, Macungie RD 1.

Both are employed at Columbia Tape East Greenville. A February wedding Is planned. ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Silvano, 348 South 5 years.

Douglassville RD Paul Pickar, 322 Elm North Coventry; Ruth M. Himes, 1040 High Raymond C. Brightblil, 213 High Susan McGee, Pennsule; Virginia A. Fannelli, Stuart Road, Pottstown Route 18; Arthur Raymond Charles, 50 Hemlock Row; James W. Boalton, 124 S.

Evans Bella M. Mensch, Pottsgrove Towers; Helen Wolff, 1064 South Mildred V. Turner, Bo.vertown RD Gladys E. Rowland, 722 Center Stowe; Jean B. Pensyl, 244 I-ee Frank W.

Sickel, 1079 Riverside Drive, North Coventry; Jeremiah C. Kauffman, Boyertown RD; William M. Stephens, Spring City RD Kerry L. Babb. Pottstown Star Route; James S.

Frees, Reading; Deborah L. Yanos, 655 Dori Stowe; Anna M. Luft, 1133 Riverside Drive, North Coventry; Rita M. Stiklaitis, Ml Kidk St Jean C. Staniszewski, 1 F.

5th Caroline M. Mover, 311 Glasgow Stowe; Mary D. Mayhew, Thorndale; Carl Gumbv Reading; Leroy Dotterer, 2313 N. Charlotte Lower Pottsgrove; Martin Monson, Reading; James D. Frizen, Hollow Road, Birchrunville; Jeffrev R.

Bonne, 113ft Per sons under 18 will positively not be admitted I0CAR0R1QUIR10 Riverside Pottstown RD; William C. Brown, 706 Jeflemon Bernard M. Walker, 619 King Alan It. Kline, Maplewood Drive, Douglassville; Carolyn J. Krank, Pottstown RD M.

Fletcher Seitz, Maple Garden Apartments; Gloria Borysowskl, 154 Mangers Mill Road, Upper Pottsgrove, Warren B. Zorn, 1016 N. Evans Fred M. Smith, 1022 Rhoads Ave Gilbertsville; John T. Hall, Dogwood Court, North Coventry; Rose R.

Large, 558 Vine Stowe; Donna Bennett, Nashville, Florence B. Rhoads, 942 Warren Edith M. Buzbv, 1212 Queen Hub C. Glenn. 326 Oak Kathleen Molehanow, 178 Sunrise Lane; Jason D.

London, 539 Beech Alan S. Miller, Boyertown RD Andrew 0. Marenski, Barto RD 1. Maternity: Mrs. Doris D.

Jeter. 459 Chestnut Mrs. Bridget L. Mizic, 1601 Kulp Road; Mrs. Lorraine VanCleve, 224 Jay Stowe; Mrs.

Helen Mensch, Barto RD Mrs. Barbara A. Hillman, 985 N. Hale St. Admitted and Discharged: Barbara It.

Schnovel, 1437 Lynn Drive, Lower Pottsgrove; Sharon L. Long, South Keim Street, Pottstown RD 1. HIWAY DRIVE IN Show. -LAST? NIGHTS Elec. In Car 3 Horror Hits KALK bhOfcb $5-6-7-8 I nd SPECIAL SELECTION 5t lOWN mil ncelUtlon HOW muchi cm YOU Ptusi IEN ANDv BL 00 PY "NIGHT OF THE STRANGLER" LUNCHES DINNERS Served Monday thru Saturday Continuous from 11 a.m.

to 12 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. lo 8 p.m. BERKSHIRE MALL Newty Renovated Re-decorated David Krause Ma i Suburban Pub 882 Farmington Ave Phone 323-3020 14 Ways to Be Sure LOWER POTTSt Howard Heath Commissioner William Saylor Commissioner Helen Catagnus Treasurer ELECT POTTSGROVE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES POTTSGROVE SCHOOL BOARD (fi PO I TS( Mnlvin Walton Collier Gottshall Commissioner Dorothy IJIan James Hawk Commissioner (2 Year Term) Joan E. Kaer Commissioner Mary Herbine 4 1 PO I ISGROVE James Harbach Commissioner Ralph Murgia Commissioner Louis Vanore Commissioner Lorraine Harbach Treasurer POTTSGROVE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Hr fm hi I'nt i Mmtin tiltil,.