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of Women‘s Quality Winter Footwear by * White Cross * Celebrity e LaVallee * Calecoâ€"Clark‘s ‘"‘Specializing in the Best of Waterloo County Fare." * SHOES + BOOTS 1/ 2 * HANDBAGS price CATERING SERVICES ERB ST. W. ST. AGATHA Last week we showed how a six heart contract was made with the following hand: S:AKQ H:K1093 . O:K92 SV D:A106543 C:K1082 After a spade lead from West the declarer brought the hand to the following squeeze position: North: D:9, C:A95 East: $:109, C:74 South: H:5, C:QJ5 West: D:10, C:K108 The East hand was naturally holding two spades and not diamonds as was printed by mistake last week. There are safer lines of play in case the contract is only four or five hearts, the safest one probably being a diamond pitch on the third spade, after trumps have been drawn. Then one more round of trumps ending in the declarer‘s hand, diamond finesse, later King of diamonds and diamond ruff or another round of trumps to enter South‘s hand. A club finesse follows and if it works and the ten of clubs drops, declarer makes 12 tricks. But in our hand the ten of clubs does not drop. WEEKLY DUPLICATE BRIDGE RESULTS: Sunday eve. â€" Wayne Timms, Ira Ashcroft; Aiden Fitzgerald, Milos Polak Monday aft. â€" Marion Wright, Carol McMahn; Vic Huang, Norma Ingram Tuesday aft. â€" Anne Weber, Gina Scheffel, Mary Liang, Milos Polak Tuesday eve. â€" Scott Lindhorst, Milos Polak; Rene Lawand, Vic Huang Wednesday aft. â€" Bob Meek, Bob Brownridge; Florence Gordon, Milos Polak Wednesday eve. â€"Flight A: John Liban, Leyden Chao; Don MacTavish, Bob Williams Flight B: Rose Gladstone, Syd Renton; Helen and Morley Hallman Thursday aft â€" Mary Liang, Milos Polak; Denis Niven, Aileen Edwards Friday eve Flight A: Marie Fisher, Elsie White,; Don Lindhorst, Norma Ingram Flight B; Florence McPhail, Agnes Wells; Ena Honsberger, Virginia Mixer A Championship game will be held Thursday, Feb. 18, 1 p.m. at the Naval Association Club, Waterloo. "MIDNIGHT WIND" gnneoyp WEEKâ€"END ENTERTAINMENT . 886â€"9530 YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA DRIVER TRAINING 579â€"4800 Next Course Starts FEB 23rd Tues. & Thurs YD not available in local H:AQIB8S D:87 INTERESTING HANDS by Milos Polak $:10987654 H:76 C:74 At the tournament where the hand was played, only one player playing four hearts made six. He played the club finesse immediâ€" ately after drawing trumps. It was easy to bring the hand to the same kind of squeeze position as described above, had West not covered South‘s honor. However, "face card covers face card" and the crucial entry (Ace of clubs) was gone. In spite of this, declarer still succeeded by bringing the hand to a different squeeze position. D:10 When the Ace of spades is played West is squeezed. This line of play is safe against losing four hearts contract, but has a much lower chance for making five hearts. In case the diamond finesse is off, it is possible to lose a club and two diamonds because you can‘t pitch dummy‘s diamond. It also has a slightly lesser chance for making six hearts in comparison to the squeeze introâ€" duced at the beginning. This squeeze does not work if East originally holds the seven or eight of clubs protected twice. D:9 C:J63 S:109 Huether Hotel‘s Lion Brewery & Museum WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 17. 1988 â€" PAGE 21 A tasty combination of ou famous Chicken and Rolled Ribs accompamed with an assortment of tresh salads and breads trom 4 pm. to 8 zes Taremaâ€"> EPB ie PPR uow racen /@/?& * Smimine* ADLYS ALE ‘§§/ Tapei} \ includes soup, salad, mouse aue //‘ *( //;;‘*;5 o)\ tajose ~ *‘ venzsurosr \|° TAr/k BAVARIAN \ C Z/fia i‘ s 95 BEER \'@%{ P ‘f \‘\\T\GW Satman Etamr ‘7’. ‘‘THE PRIDE OF UPTOWN WATERLOO®" «&2 ‘WarErRLoo INN. BILLIARD AND DINING ROOM DELI BAR â€" SALADS â€" SQOUPS 12â€"1 A.M Restored Brewery and Cavern (1856) 59 KING ST. NORTH, WATERLOO, ONT 519â€"886â€"3350 8 DM eservations Recommended) 884 0220 475 King St. N. Waterioo