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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1972
Page
4
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The diagrammed bridge hand from the Chicago Tribune notes North South vulnerable. North opens 1NT West leads jack of diamonds and the play explores spade support and risky endings. North rebids 2 spades to show strength and aims to reach game. Declarer considers hearts and diamonds, fences against overruff, and ends by cashing trumps to pressure East.
Aiken’s Southern Bell base at 231 Laurens Street houses an interrupter or ringing machine that generates the dial tone, busy signal, and ringing tone. The plant connects 22,000 local phones and 273 million worldwide, with 300 contacts per call, and employs about 216 workers in a $20 million central office. Night and day, switches click and boards light as voices race along wires.
A spade led to the ace as East folded. A trump came, West followed with nine, and the dummy's ten tiebreaker was used as East discarded the eight of hearts. The queen of spades forced West's jack, pressuring East. East could not spare another heart, or the ace king would drop the jack and queen, giving North two more tricks. A diamond shift then exposed remaining cards, and declarer established six for the game. South won five spades two hearts and three diamonds.
The Clinchfield Railroad Company sponsors a weekend trip from Spartanburg to Johnson City Tennessee on September 30 to October 1. The train departs Spartanburg Saturday at 9 am, includes a catered lunch, dinner and a play at Olde West Dinner Theater, sleeping accommodations, and returns Sunday.
The Greater Aiken Arts Council will hold its first 1972 73 season meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Aiken TEC quarters Laurens Street entrance. Delegates from 10 member organizations and advisory members will plan a brochure calendar of events and a newsletter. The GAAC coordinates promotes and develops cultural enterprises and education in greater Aiken.
President Arthur Yaeckel announces the first fall meeting of the Aiken Senior Men's Club. The session will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Commercial Hotel with a program featuring a talk on the important bond issue of interest to townspeople.
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