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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
7
A reader heckles a dog in traffic while urging harsh views on pets. Ann Landers rebukes the tone and calls for humane action when animals are involved. A later letter from NEED WHEELS asks for car help. the advice stresses education over wheels.
The article shows an advanced bridge hand using Stayman after a naked no trump. South’s two clubs response tests North’s major capability, North rebids and South pushes to three hearts, leading to a four heart contract. A safety play avoids the diamond ruff trap and trump finesse, preserving declarer’s contract.
Red Cross swimming lessons begin at the Marion City pool on June 28 with four two week sessions. Classes run mornings from 9 to 11 followed by adults if interest. junior and senior life saving offered during the final two week period.
Loretta Calcater of Herrin and James P. Benso of Allen Park Michigan announce their engagement. Loretta, a Herrin Township High School and St Louis University math graduate, will marry James, a Campion Jesuit High School and St Louis University philosophy senior. The wedding is set for August.
The third Thursday session runs 1:30 to 3 p.m. for eight weeks through July 22 in the Home Economics Room. Gorham Homemakers from the area join discussions on Basic Nutrition and Meal Planning, Good Grooming, Clothing care and Restyling, Job Applications and Work Attitudes, Family Pride in Housekeeping, Family Relations and Child Development, and First Aid and Care of Sick Children. Sponsored by Murphysboro Beauty School, Jackson County Health Dept., Illinois State Employment Service, Home Economics Extension Service and the state Dept of Public Aid.
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