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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
2
The piece outlines bidding for four spades and South’s plan to avoid three club tricks. It describes win first trick, time play of hearts and trumps, discard a diamond on a high heart, and ruffing to force enemy helps, with declarer aiming for a second diamond.
In the given auction Seascae Q The bidding shows Pass three times and a final pass asks what to bid with a hand where South holds KGAS 432 GAQTE 953 and the same hand with spades KJ 5. Determine the best action for North after West East South and North pass. The solution explains optimal continuation and distribution considerations.
Four Girl Scout Troops from St. Joseph's parish held a communion breakfast in Paris Hall attended by 172 mothers and daughters. Cadette Troop 440 led the event with Vera Rodd as toastmistress, while Senior Troops 4 and advisers were honored for long service. Jane Popp, guest of honor, announced her selection for the Idaho Girl Scout Roundup and her plan to attend Troy High School and then college.
The funeral of Henry E. Page longtime Arsene employee and active member of Masonic and Odd Fellows organizations, who died Wednesday, was held Saturday morning from Himes Funeral Home 160 Pawling Ave. Rev Garnet O Wright of Mt Ha Community Church officiated.
Frank DeFrank was elected president of School 2 PTA at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church hall, succeeding Mrs. George J. Michon. Other officers include Arst vice president Mrs. Charles Miller, second vice president Mrs. Carol Lipsky, third vice president Mrs. Madeline Couture, recording secretary Mrs. Paul Callahan, corresponding secretary Mrs. Sidney Sharpe, treasurer Mrs. Michon, and delegates Mrs. Couture and Mrs. Walter Fomuk. Installation set for May 13. hat show highlighted by Mrs. Couture. Proceeds support PTA activities and reports included a Troy Council PTA update. Camp Fire Girls performed a ceremony for Founders Day with several participants. Te April meeting canceled due to Easter vacation. Teacher Recognition Junction scheduled for May 18 at Oakwood.
Washington AP reports the Labor Department finds nearly as many Americans hold two jobs as have none in a new moonlighting study. Experts say if the second jobs disappeared, many would face fewer opportunities, with analysts noting potential shifts in job availability and unemployment dynamics. Raymond O’Brien, head master of St. Gregory's School in Loudonville, sponsored the talk.
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