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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
5
The article notes defense is the key in bridge and suggests varying defense to improve. It presents a hand where declarer wins with the king after East forces, then considers East’s best return. East should try a diamond return, though declarer may still win multiple tricks in clubs and spares.
Bridge club notes discuss a hand where East declines a trick leaving the declarer with limited clubs and a possible endplay scenario. The piece invites readers to practice new ideas and keep opponents guessing while playing duplicate bridge at Acton Bridge Club every Monday night. Last week’s winners were first Duke Wilson and Milo Loriaso, second Mr and Mrs Pat Jeffaros, third Mr and Mrs Bill Coats, fourth Morl Harris and Noni Johnston.
This week the legislature introduced the Employment Standards Act replacing several acts, promising time and a half beyond 48 hours, equal pay for equal work, seven holidays with overtime, and unpaid wage recovery up to 1000. Also introduced was the Correctional Services Act consolidating about 18 acts on adult offenders and a push to study federal building code adoption.
Snow, MSP.P. for Halton East, is among 13 Ontario legislators appointed to a committee formed to study the Carter Report on Taxation. The panel has until September 17 to review the report, briefs, and submissions and to hold hearings if needed. The review aims to assess recommended changes in current taxation.
Sheridan College in Halton and Peel Counties reports strong first year outcomes with high persistence to complete programs. A notable share of students earned honors, many with supplemental credits adding to eligibility for full second year programs, while college officials anticipate over 1,000 new admissions next September.
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