King Solomon and the Bridge Hand Analysis
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge hand where South must time plays to make the contract. Fast wins the first trick with the ace of spades, then South must decide to develop diamonds or hearts from the dummy while accounting for possible holds by West and East. The piece explores how to avoid losing the contract when West holds key high cards and the distribution affects the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
Solomon
Fast
Soush
East
Soult
Wes
Dast
Community Interaction Identification Program Empowers Hayward Students
Baywood School instructor Fred Jackson leads sixth graders in a program teaching money management and budgeting to counter long odds from welfare and bilingual barriers. Field trips to Pacific Telephone and Bank of America simulate real work and consumer activity, ending with class banking and check writing exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Bay Iwood
Fred Jackson
Burbank
Baywood
Jackson
California State College At
Bank of America
Haran Fabrics
Foothill Blvd
Rumi
Billrey
Evons
Haran
Gail Seago
Maria Reynaga
Shailey Ave
San Lorenzo Homes Association hires auditor for 1967 balance
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association retained David Thiel CPA to perform the 1967-68 fiscal year audit for 5511 dollars. Directors also voted to urge renaming Bayfair Station to San Lorenzo Station and sent the proposal to Bay Area Rapid Transit District directors. The meeting followed a student tour and mixed reactions to the experiences described by participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
David Thiel
Association
Bayfair
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grant
Allee Higbee
Donna Perry
Bill Evans
Debbie Torquemada
William Fuller
Alfred Sheinwold
North
Kawss
Bowman
Venus
Moon
Earth
Valus
Bowman's
Commune End
Cerda
Review
Pacific Telephone Company
B St
Jack Brain
Homes Association
Iuneh
Hau
Amanda Rosa
Watch Bank of America
Dorothy Smith
CT Ae Post
Cee
Malta
Love Seat
el Camino
Chevan
Chew
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