The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 34

Page 34 Ottawa Journal Saturday, June 9, 1979 The, features page Cbstly tournaments Eunice 30M1 Gardiner iSE. Ann i Landers tell Norman Hall Ottawa bridge clubs Be Heard This question concerns construction which Is taking place In our area. My husband and I can see no fire walls being built between the units throughout this development and we think that such a fire wall should go in now rather than later in the buildings' construction. Any comment on this? Your concern has been discussed with fire safety officials and with building inspection officials who point out that confusion may come about as a result of changes in the law concerning the fire walls as well as new technology. Earlier laws in Ottawa called for masonry fire walls.

The Ontario Building Code (925-75) which establishes such standards now calls for such walls to have one-hour fire separation along with sound transmission. These walls may be achieved through use of wood, insulation and fire rated drywall. Further questions you may have could be directed to the city's building division at City Hall. Tournament attendance keeps falling but the clubs keep growing. Total membership in the Unit increases year to year, but few of the new players are entering the tournament circuit.

The reasons are many but the important ones involve costs. Although tournament entry fees have only gone up marginally in the past 10 years, the cost of hotels, food and gas have risen so sharply that many new players are discouraged from attending tournaments at all. One way that Ottawa players, at least, can combat costs is to commute to tournaments close enough to Ottawa that a one hour drive or less is involved. The upcoming Smiths Falls Sectional on June 15-17 is one of these. Less than 45 minutes from Ottawa, this tourna- ment is an easy commuter hop for players who want more opportunities to win master points while keeping their personal tournament costs down.

Bridge Calendar: Carlingwood, June 12, Novice Game; West End, June 13, Open Pairs: R. June 14, Awards Night, Wine and Cheese Party Club Results: CARLINGWOOD May 2V Olympiad Swiss T4: 1. Bill McKenzle. John Preston, John Bo-venkamo, Des Show; 2. AAorlev English, Pauline Huohes, John Measures, Anne Thalne; 3.

Dove Weir, Jock Gltford. George Yen. Jill Brown; 4. Steve Berrlgon. Pete Charbonneou, Carm Ger-mano, Bruce Wornock; 5.

Barbara and Stan Tench, Dave Burgess, Marv Drummle; 6. John Bowman. Dave Curry, Martin Cakv, Mike Lamothe. WEST END MavW NS I. Anne Lee, Lucy Turner; 33.

Cathy Beaton, Gerda Hotllngton; 23. Dorothy Scott, Jean Flint. EW I. Bess Splro. Rita Burke; 2.

Lois Cody, Judy Be-Iveo. CONVENT GLEN May 1. John Plrzada, K. Chowlo; 2. Tom Barrett, Roger Loplante.

R. A. May 31 Section NS I. Jean Richer, Bruce Mulse; 2. Eric Davis, Bor-bara Tench.

EW 1. Lorne Russell, Mike Lamothe; 2. Janet Currv. Shlrlsh Nanavati. Section NS 1.

John Morgon, Stan Tench; 2. Janet Cox, Sandra Terrode. EW I. Dove Weir, Jock Gltford: 2. Bill ond Bar bora von Housen.

Section NS I. Dave Martin, Norbert Bedoucha; 2. Bruce War-nock, Carm Germono. EW 1 John McAdom, Bob Logowskl; 2. John and Jean Cooper.

CAPITAL June 1 NS 1. Sandra Terrade, Ruth Instance; 2. Lourle Mclntvre. Mike Lomothe. EW 1.

Jon Preston, Bruce Armstrong; 2. Pat ond John McAdam. Men Dear Ann Landers: I am an 18-year-old girl (mature for my age) who needs an answer to a very personal question. There is no one I can ask without putting myself on the spot. This, incidentally, is one of the greatest things about your column.

A person can get help without having to look anybody in the face. Question: Can a man tell if a women has had a sexual partner before him? I have heard both "yes" and "no" in answer to this one. What is the correct information? Please check with your medical authorities. Lilly Of The Valley Dear Lilly: I didn't have to check with anybody. The answer to your question is no, in most instances.

If, however, the woman has an unusually thick membrane and she is a virgin, a man would know it. (Such situations often require medical help). Dear Ann Landers: Today I read another -article critical of electric shock treatment. It was described as "inhuman, painful and frightening." I'd like to register vehement disagreement. Six years ago I was taken to a private mental health hospital by my wife.

I was severely depressed and didn't want to live. After two months of rest in this hospital and no progress, I became acquainted with a fellow patient. He told me he was in the same de- Kasparov beats Grandmasters Jonathan V. NS I. Gert Cohen, Margaret Dawson; 2.

Mar lor It Sorazln, Roger Phllllon. EW I. Rita Burke. Cecil Hinds; 2. Lome Russell.

Carm Germono. CAPITAL June 1 NS I. Carl Casselman, John Motynla; 2. Mike ond Ruth Instance. EW I.

Jean Flint. Anita Hargrove; 2. Marlorle Sorazln, VI Chon. GLOUCESTER June 4 Swiss T4: I. John Bowmon, Martin Calev, Mike Lamothe, Dave Curry; 23.

Ron Corbel I. Bert Wlnoes. Bill Thorton. Bill Bloaart; 23. John Plrzoda, BUI McKenzle, K.

Gknsford. Wyn For on. CORNWALL COMMUNITY Section NS I. Rhea and Maurice Lemleux; 2. Jean and Ken Guv.

EW I. David Evans. Brian McCartney; 2. Hilda Hall. Isabel Johnston.

Section NS 1. Ruth Edoerton. Eileen Stewart; 2. Exarle Klmear, Claudette Rousseau. EW I.

Grace Guile, Helen Merpaw; 2. Dorothy ond Clolr McCrocken. ST LAWRENCE COLLEGE May 1. Marlorle ond Connie Raymond; 2. Margaret Evons.

Jean Guv; 3. Ken Guv, Jock Raymond. ALEXANDRIA DISTRICT May 30 Team of Four: 1. Claire Claude, Jean-Pierre Claude, Mildred Morln, James Dorsev. 23.

Rose MocDonald. Florida Thavette, Daisy Pelley, Ernest Pellev; 23. Jean Forbes, William Kavanogh. Marc Malette, John Fry. CORNWALL A COMMUNITY May 31 NS 1.

Voyteck Pomykolskl, Michael Revlll; 2. Eva ond Sam Pennlston. EW 1. Barbara Taylor, Wilfred Fournler; 2. Ken Guv.

Brian McCartney. in the famous chess -school of former World Champion Mikhail Bot-vinnik, although he has to travel from his na- tive Baku to Moscow to take part. Kasparov's performance rating was 2700, which would be second only to World Champion Karpov if he can keep it up. In the following game from Banja Luka, Black allows his K-side to be weakened and later succumbs to Kasparov's genius in complex positions. 1.

d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3 b6 4. a3 Bb7 5. Nc3 d5 6.

cxd5 Nxd5 7. e3 Be7 8. Bb5 c6 9. Bd3 0-0 10. e4 Nxc3 11.

bxc3 C5 12. 0-0 h6 13. Bf4 cxd 14. cxd4 Nc6 15. d5 Na5 16.

dxe6 fxe6 17. Bg3 Rc8 18. Ne5 Bf6 19. Qgl Qe8 20. Ng6 Bxal 21.

Nxf8 Bb2 22. Nxe6 h5 23. Qe2 Bf6 24. Nc7 Qf7 25. e5 Qxc7 26.

Qxh5 Qc6 27. f3 Be7 28. Bh7 Kf8 29. Qf5. Ke8 30.Bg6 Kd8 31..

Rdl Qd5 32. Rxd5 Bxd5 33. Qd3 Rcl 34. Kf2 Black resigns. After 34 Rc5 35.

Be4 Black loses more material. Canada's chess performance pales in comparison. Our strongest player of similar age Is rated 700 points weaker than Kasparov's performance at Banja Luka. That means that in a thousand games our strongest would gain only 16 points against Kasparov. Solution: Black's pieces conveniently combine to pull of a neat sacrificial mating finish: 1.

Nxg3 2. hxg3 Rh4 3. gxhl (or 3. Kgl) Qh2. i 011 CneSS Andersson 9 ment included 14 Smejkal 9 Grandmasters among Petrosian 9 its 16 participants.

The Adorjan 8 only non-Grandmasters Knezevic 8 were Kasparov, who Matanovic 7 won, and Sibarevic, Browne 7 who placed last! In all, the tourna" Kasparov is a student Is it true that J.Y. Cousteau was the developer of the Aqua-Lung as the forerunner of the sport of scuba diving? If so, when? Records indicate that elementary versions of 'self-contained underwater breathing apparatus' (SCUBA) were developed for the French Navy and patented in 1942 by J.Y. Cousteau and E. Goren iTSP" bridge can pressed state until he took electric shock treatments. The man felt like a million dollars and checked out shortly after.

I asked my physician if he would give me the treatments and he agreed. There was no pain, no headache, nothing to be afraid of. The only side effect was a possible partial loss of memory. I -was released two weeks after the shock treatments and have lived a happy, normal life ever since. Please tell people my story.

It may help them as I was helped. Grateful And Content Dear G. and Electro-convulsive therapy has proved extremely effective in some cases, but the doctor in charge must make the final decision. I'm happy the treatments worked so well for you. Thanks for writing.

Dear Ann Landers: Our 18-year-old daughter has always been quite hairy. We weren't concerned until she began to grow hair on her face. She then became terribly upset so we took her to a doctor. He put her on birth control pills but this has not helped at all. We don't know what to do or where to go.

Our daughter is miserable, hates to go out of the house, and we are worried. Thanks for any help you can give us. Ohio Parents Dear Ohio: You can call your county medical society for guidance. indicated they were more turned on by sexy lingerie than nudity. 3.

FALSE. Men don't like aggressive women but they do find assertive women more interesting and attractive than passive types. A man likes a woman who's able to express her own thoughts even when they may conflict with his. 4 FALSE. Some men claim to, but this quickly changes after they've experienced it for a few months.

The real problem with this is that sex objects are easily replaceable. This thought isn't nattering or reassuring to either males or females. Like women, men like to feel they're loved for themselves. 5. FALSE.

Princeton's William Kirby says most men are relieved to know just what turns a woman on sexually. It leaves them free to experiment and to explore the intimate, sensitive side of a relationship because they know the woman will be honest about what pleases and displeases' her. 6. FALSE. The boy who shows a precocious preference for girls is apt to be less sure of his own masculinity in later years, according to psychoanalyst Peter Bios.

The boy who prefers the company of other boys during early adolescence does better In his sex role as an adult. 4 4 A A i a A Today's position is Black to play and win. See solution at the end of the column. The RA Chess Club recently completed its Spring Tournament, again played under the unique system of four rounds of two games each, with pairings being made on the Swiss System. Each section had 20 players.

Winner of the top section was Robert Inkol, who defeated second-place Larry Dale twice to score 6' points out of 8. Dale had 6 points, while Jim Mann placed third with 5'4 points. Section 2 was won by Doug Burgess with 7 points, followed closely by John Limebeer with 6 VS. Germain Mont-miny had -5V points. The tournament director was Brent Goss.

On the international scene, the most exciting news was the victory of 16-year)ld Garri Kasparov of the USSR in the Banja Luka tournament in Yugoslavia. It is unusual for a 16-year-old to win even the weakest of international tournaments, but Banja Luka was quite strong (average rating 2487) and Kasparov won by two points over his nearest competitors! Here are the top scores: Kasparov 11 "-1 I I am not happy about the service work which I have had done on my furnace. Is there someone else I should be contacting? Some firms deal specifically with furnace maintenance, BE HEARD was advised. By selecting one of the established firms, or one which has been recommended to you-by another homeowner, you should be able to get the service you require. Some firms which do not deal exclusively with furnace care do not have the expertize required, suggest Energy, Mines and Resources officials concerned with such matters.

They suggest that you familiarize yourself with the department's booklet dealing with furnace care Billpayer's Guide before calling a firm. To discuss a specific matter, you may call Algonquin College to speak with one of the teachers of furnace servicing or telephone provincial inspectors concerned with the Energy Resources program. Dr. Joyce Brothers Quiz: Men and sex Q.1 Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: AK63 VA94 OA872 475 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Past 1 NT Past What action do you take? Q. 2 Both vulnerable, as South you hold: AKJ642 4J63 Your right-hand opponent opens the bidding with one diamond.

What do you bioT now? Q.S As South, vulnerable, you hold: Q976 7A OK975 J762 The bidding has proceeded: North East South 1 2 0 7 What action do you take? Q. 4 Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: AK7 79M OKJ653 74 Your right-hand opponent opens' the bidding with one heart. What action do you take? Q.S-Both vulnerable, as South you hold: 4AQ4 9AKQJ632 0 94 7 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 0 Pass 1 Pass 7 What do you bid now? 0.6 -Neither vulnerable, as South vou hold: J6 OAK963 41072 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 Pasa 2 0 Pass 2 Pass 2 NT Pasa 3 Pass What action do you take? Q.7 As South, vulnerable, you Hold: AK92 71064 0QJ3 4-AJ9 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Pasa 2 Pass 2 NT Paas 3 0 Pass 7 What do you bid now? Q. 8 Both vulnerable, as South you hold: AQ102 095 4AQ4 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Pass Pass 2 7 What action do you take? Look for answers on Monday. I have a second-hand mattress which smells musty.

What must I do to freshen it? When a mattress has been left where there is dampness, and growth of mildew occurs, little can be done apart from leaving it to air out in the sun on a fresh, windy day. There is no method through which you can stop the growth on the inside of the mattress. BE HEARD welcomes your questions on almost any subject. The BE HEARD team knows how to get the answers. Questions favored for publication are those of wide interest.

Every Thursday, plant authority John Tldman tackles your questions about house plants or gardening in the Living section. Dial EU-32T3 brlKTrn a.m. and I p.m. Monday through Friday. Information often requested BIRTH CERT1F1CATI WOWntf Mn RogtUiar Oooafal.

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Flashback on Canada, O'Hea awarded VC How much do you know about males and how they feel about sex? Here's an opportunity to test your views with those of some experts. 1. Most men don't like cuddling or touching because they think it's unmanly. True False 2. Men admire sexiness in women above all and are more turned on by nudity than anything else.

True False 3. Men don't like women who argue or disagree. True False 4. Men like to be considered sex objects. True False 5.

Most males don't like a woman who discusses her sexual preferences because it makes her seem cold and unwomanly. True False 6. The earlier a boy experiences sex the better lover he's apt to be in later years. True False Answers: t. FALSE: Studies indicate that, while this used to be true, things are changing.

Most men now, apparently do like to cuddle, kiss and caress and they're not embarrassed by it. KALSEt-They like-responsiveness in women but, according to psychiatrist Anthony Plctroplnto, they admire naturalness and spontaneity more than blatant sexiness. In -a survey, a group of men Ouoboc Population Roorator. 84s Jorrre. OIS 318.

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23S-MM. VENEREAL DISEASE CLINIC. 234-0747. O'Hea found a supply of water In a well beside the railway line and managed to open the door of the burning truck. Then he made 19 trips Into the truck, carrying pails of water, and managed to put out the fire after an hour's dangerous work.

He was awarded the Victoria Cross on January 1, 1867, and the medal is now in the museum of the British Rifle Brigade in Winchester, England. O'Hea died of thirst In 1874 when he was a member of an expedition trying to rescue a man who was lost in Northwest Australia. Other events Jane 9 1736: Ships made at Quebec were sold to West Indies. 1775: Governor Carleton declared martial law as American Revolutionary war developed. First public temperance meeting In Canada -was held at Montreal.

1841: First Legislative Council after Act of Union met at Kingston, Ont. 1846: Fire at St. John's, Newfoundland, destroyed 2,000 homes. 1946: Prime Minister W. L.

Mackenzie King established record for long service In Canada. 1947: Food rationing ended. By Bob Bowman Although 94 Canadians have won the Victoria Cross, it has been awarded only once for action in Canada and the recipient was an Irish-born soldier serving in a British regiment. He was Private Timothy O'Hea, who was serving with the 1st Battalion of the British Rifle Brigade. The British troops had been sent to defend Canada against attacks by the Fenians, an organization trying to win freedom for Ireland.

Large quantities of ammunition Including 95 barrels of gunpowder had been landed at Quebec In 1866, and were great secrecy and only the highest officials of the Grand Trunk Railway knew the contents of the crates. The explosives were loaded on railway trucks and attached to the end of a train which was -carrying 800 German, O'Hea-saw fire in one of the ammunition trucks and gave the alarm. He revealed what was In the trucks and called for help In the Queen's name. However, his three companions and others fled from the scene. The 800 German Immigrants were locked In their railway cars and did not know the danger they were In.

So they watched the activity with great Interest. t. PL l0CNlPATlt laLI 1 ml -Solutiou to. Previous Puzzle.