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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
17
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A car crash on Rt. 63 near Hancock Park left Robert For ding III with multiple facial injuries after the vehicle crossed the center line and rolled over. Pastor Loveless recovering from injuries at Washington County Hospital. a letter from him praising the park preceded the mishap. Trooper Spickler filed reckless driving charges against Kenneth Wolford after a head-on collision with a pole near Pinesburg. three passengers escaped injury.
In a four player bridge hand North opens a heart with the East hand signaling defense. The sequence shows a double by North with West responding and South passing. The lead is the king of clubs and the play revolves around precise card placement and counting to determine ruffing chances.
A bridge story recounts South ruffing after West opened with a diamond and spades. With adverse bidding present, South plays king and then finesses, discovering West's queen of spades to win the trick and approach a no trump slam. The tale recalls Mr Smith's quip about reading opponents to locate the queen of diamonds.
The Heart Association of Washington County said the 1960 Heart Fund campaign was the most successful ever staged in the county, with over $21,000 collected. Dr. Richard A. Young, president, thanked contributors, chairmen, and committee members, and praised the Herald-Mail, radio stations, clubs, service groups, and businesses for invaluable aid in February.
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