Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 12

PAOI THE EVENING OBSERVER, DUNKIRK-FREDONIA, N. FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 THE BOARD of EDUCATION Cordially Invites You and Your Friends to attend an OPEN HOUSE anc PUBLIC INSPECTION of the new DUNKIRK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SUNDAY, MAY 23rd from three to five o'clock Concert by the High School Band Refreshments by the Home Economics Dept. Demonstration of Stage Equipment ADMISSION FREE DAY CALENDAR FOR JUNE 1 IN SUPREME COURT AT MAYVILLE With the consent of the Jamestown Rar association and the northern Chautauqua County Bar association', a preliminary call of the day "calendar will be held in Mayville, at 10 a.m. May 24. S.

Reid Desmond Drury vs Walter Meleski 1, Steeje Schultz. J. Pryga, Woodin Woodin vs Frank L. Will 1, Palmer, Rowe Palmer, McKinley L. Phillips.

E. Jackson, McKinley L. Phillips vs Richard Shear, et al, Rann, Brown, Stifrtevant Kelly, Clive L. Wright. Green Ind.

as guardian ad litem, Woodin Woodin vs. George Iteen 1, Lombardo 8e Pickard, McKinley L. Phillips. Rizzo, Sullivan Sullivan, vs Grover Town, Woodin Woodin. P.

Coleborg, Charles J. Mistratta vs City of Jamestown, Samuel 'C. Alessi. 38--Wilfred L. Portburg Robert P.

Galloway vs Romaine Gunther, Frank C. Roberts. Barone, Towne Rubenstein vs Harry Serafin, Baier Chamberlin. Barone by Gdn. ad litem, Towne Rubenstein, vs Harry Serafin, Baier Chamberlin.

Ulrich 1, Woodin Woodin vs Thomas Walter Crisp, McKinley L. Phillips. KINSHIP The southern part of the province of Ontario lies in the-same latitude as Boston, while its southernmost tip extends as fax south as the northern boundary of California. --Opportunities Knock each week In the OBSERVER City and Vicinity ads. McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ Dpn't Miscalculate Sacrifice Bidding Mrs.

Buck 1 0 5 I 4 7 9 8 5 4 3 2 A A 10 9 7 5 3 2 A 9 4 3 A None A 64 8 KQ 10 9 6 5 2 7 8 4 3 K1076 TournamentWJeither vul. South West North East 1 Pass 2 a Double A 21 By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY America's Card Authority Written for NBA Service It is difficult to convince people that bridge in Indianapolis, is different from bridge in any other place in the country. Even the cards run differently in Indianapolis, and Joseph E. Cain, Edson T.

Wood' and Walter Pray of that city will tell you that they have to make fancy bids. I recently talked.with Mrs. Rob'a Buck, secretary of the IntliunapoUs Bridge Association, and she save me today's hand. "How could the hand be played at two clubs doubled? Why didn't East bid four spades? Those are unanswerable questions. Bui Mrs.

Buck played it at two clubs, and she played it well. For some reason East's opening lead was the ace of diamonds. Perhaps he wanted a ruff, but forgot that he had no trumps to ruff with. Next he cashed the ace hearts, which did not make Mrs. Buck feel badly at all.

Then East cashed the king of spades, and when his partner played the.jack, the ace of spades followed. Mrs. Buck trumped this with the deuce of clubs, then led a small club. Finding East out of clubs, she went up with the ace in dummy, led a small diamond and trumped it with the four of clubs. She went over to dummy with the queen of hearts and cashed the king of diamonds, discarding the ten of hearts from her own hand.

Now she led another diamond and was careful to trump this with the five of clubs. The king of hearts was cashed and a small club led. West won with the king and found that he was end-played. He had to lead away from the ten-seven of clubs into Mrs. Buck's jack-nine.

MRS. MAUD TOWN OF CHERRY CREEK DIES Cherry Creek--Mrs. Maud Towne, wife of the Ipte Aaron Towne Towne's corners, died after a briet illness on Thursday. She was born in Sweden on April 13, 1874. Surviving are five children, Mrs.

Clella Horton of Cassadaga, Mrs. Clifford L. Ehmke of Silver Creek, Guy Towne of Port Chester. Horace and Roger Towne of Town's corners. Ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren also survive.

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Ehlera. --For sale, white porcelain washing machine. Phone 3944. --Window glass and putty at Fredonia Hdwe. Co.

Lost, glasses in leather case, Sunday, in 2nd ward. 315 Dove St. --Wanted to buy; 46, 47 or 48 model car. Phone 7696. --Serve! gas iftid Westinghouse electric refrigerators at Fredonia Hdwe.

Co. --For sale, is-month old Cocker Spaniel, spayed female. Call 4128 Saturday, 9-12 a. m. Roadmaster and Columbia bicycles at Fredonia Hdwe.

Co. We are known for the fine quality of our work. American Cleaners, 425 Main phone 3585 For sale, antique malodium desk, drop leaf table, fiddle back chair, lamp. Phone 4970. Ladies! We have just received more of those good cotton hose with the stretchy tops.

Also out- sizes. Runkel's, Fredonia. Will give away Krahauer upright piano to person who removes it. Call 2432. --Lawn mowers sharpened and adjusted for $1.25 at Fredonia Hdwe.

--Flat Lux, a B. P. S. oil base paint, covers wallpaper, plaster brick or metal, only $3.45 per gallon ut Fredonia Hdwe. Co.

Guaranteed piano tuning and Albert J. Guida, 429 Leopard phone 0273, DunkirK Turpentine, oil, brushes, B. P. S. paints all painters supplies at Fredonia Hdwe Co.

Vudor porch shades, any width 3 ft! to 12 ft. price $4.70 to $20.55. put up. Khlers. Back lace corsets, also cor- selettes at prices you can afford to pay.

Runkel's, Fredonia. Westinghouse and Blackstone automatic washers at Fredonia Hdwe. Co. Liberal trade allowance on old washers; easy terms. Phone 2-2163.

Blachstine rind Thor washers, $09.95 to at Predonln Hdwe. Co. Liberal trade allowance on old washers, easy Phone 2-2163: Topsoil, 'Jriveway and concrete gravel and fill for sale by yard or ton. Call Walt Hornburg, Fredonia 2-5061. Johnson's baby 'cosmetics at the Jack Jill Shop.

r-Van HeuKen dress shirts in whites and colors $3.50, $3.95 $4.50. DeForest Straight, 16 W. Main Fredonia. --Hot Black Top If your driveway is composed ol broken concrete, brick, stone. gravel, cinders or hard packed we can cover it with Hot Black The Willard Nopper telephone 5620.

--Black Decker, Thor, Millers Falls, Cummings- electric drills, 12- in. and 1-4 in. at Fredonia Hdwe. Co. See.

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Write letter with your qualifications to Box No. 740, Observer. (Continued From Six) remakes of old Jean Harlow films. But what's wrong with Ava? Somebody called a pal at RKO the day Howard Hughes bought the studio. "How are you this bright Tuesday morning?" said his friend.

"Please," said the RKOite. "this isn't Tuesday--this is Hughesday." Now it's the "Dale Evans Rodeo Rhumba" (you leap over safe- brush, I guess) which Arthur Murray will introduce. Martha Scott may be Charles Bayer's leading lady in. "Bastille," which Walter Wanger will produce. Marilyn Maxwell, who has the chassis to put into it, has a new suede bathing suit.

It's only tor looks, however, because water arid a suede bathing suit on Marilya are a combination the movie censors would never pass. U. NETMEN WIN Buffalo Univessify of Buffalo's tennis squad undefeated in two years, had another match in the victory column today, a close 5-4 decision over liobart College. GM Snwtng Cwuy. he, r.

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