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Sending unambiguous signals is an obvious advantage to defend­ ers. However, you may be unable to do so without your partner’s cooperation.

In today’s deal. West led his fourth-highest heart (the three) against the spade game.

On winning with the ace, East then switched to his singleton club. Declarer won in hand and played a trump to dummy’s jack.

West following and East taking the ace.

Because West’s initial heart lead could have concealed the king. East returned a heart. De­ clarer pounced with the king, drew trump, and ended with 11 tricks, the losing diamond and heart in hand going on dummy's long clubs.

You can see the difference if East holds off on the first trump lead, but then plays the ace on the second instead. West is unlikely to have more than one quick entry, so no more than one club ruff can be expected.

South’s two-spade rebid prom­ ised sue cards in the suit; there­ fore, West will have an opportuni ty to signal his entry, but not until the second trump lead. Then, the diamond 10 from West provides an unequivocal road-map to the suc­ cessful defense. A diamond to the ace followed by a club ruff leaves declarer with just nine tricks.

Two more thoughts (for experts only): should West’s club play at trick two be suit preference?

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with numbers, and we’re going to have to deal with it” Janesville’s radium count was as high as 4.1 picocuries found in a well drilled in 2006.

Water Utility Superintendent Katie Karow said radium ini­ tially wasn’t detected, but it be-

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Describe your products/services: I am an independent, licensed Physical Therapist trained to treat muscle and joint problems and other conditions The ability to move freely without pain, stiffness or instability is at the core of a healthy life Directions & Business Hours: Weekdays 8 00 am to 6 00 pm Take Hwy 14 to Evansville, go straight, we are on the left side of Main Street in the same build­ ing as Wilke Chiropractic Do you have a favorite saying that applies to your business? It's gonna be a journey, not a sprint!

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Route information is as follows:

‘STOP 2855 HILTON 7:26 Turn around.

STOP 2876 HILTON. 7:27. Left on Bird.

STOP BIRD/GRANDVIEW CIRCLE 7:29 STOP 6825 BIRD. 7:30. Left on Starburst, Right on Northwynde.

STOP NORTHWYNDE/STARBURST - EAST. 7:32. Left on Starburst.

STOP STARBURST/NORTHWYNDE - WEST. 7:33. Left on Bird, Left on Horseshoe.

STOP 2912 HORSESHOE. 7:37. (Crosses)

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STOP 2880 HORSESHOE. 7:37 (Crosses) Right on Sam Hill, Right on Hensen, Left on Bird, Left on Scotland.

Route # 502 A.M. - Bus # 720 - Driver: Jim D (Butterfly Bus)

STOP SCOTLAND/CHEDDAR CREST. 7:40. Left on Cheddar Crest.

FIRST PICKUP @ 7:10 AM

STOP CHEDDAR CREST/LONGHORN. (NORTH) 7:41. Right on Sam Hill.

Leave base at 6:40, Left on Bailey, Left on Bird, Left on Happy Valley, Right on Norway

*STOP SAM HILL/PARKWAY. 7:42. Right on Parkway, Left on Longhorn.

STOP 7382 NORWAY 7:10 Turn around, Right on Muller, Left on Mile.

STOP 6629 LONGHORN. 7:43 Right on Egre Left on Bird, Right on Stonehaven, Left

STOP 7254 MILE ROAD. 7:13 Left on Vinburn.

into Peace (1-8). Drop student at Peace (1-8) at 7:46. Exit school, Right on

STOP 3006 VINBURN. 7:16 (Crosses)

Stonehaven, Right on Bird, Right on St. Albert, Left into Bird. Arrive 7:50. Sacred

STOP 3042 VINBURN 7:17 (Crosses) Right on Wyndwood.

Hearts students will transfer to Squirrel Bus. Exit school, Right on St. Albert, Right

STOP WYNDWOOD/MIDNIGHT SUN 7:18

on Bird, Left on Summit, Right on North, Right into Northside. Drop Northside stu­

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dents at 7:55.

STOP 3064/3054/3039 WYNDWOOD. 7:19 STOP WYNDWOOD/VIKING PASS. 7:21.

Route # 503 P.M - Bus # 723 - Driver: Greg C.(Cat Bus)

STOP 3008/2988 WYNDWOOD. 7:23 Right on Norway.

Exit base, Left on Bailey, Left on Bird, Right on Windsor, Left on North, Left into

STOP 6915 NORWAY. 7:25 Right on Happy Valley.

Northside Elementary. Pickup students at Northside. Leave School, Left on North, Left

STOP 3136 HAPPY VALLEY. 7:27. Turn around, Right on Bird, Right on Hensen.

on Klubertanz, Right on Summit, Right on Bird, Left on St. Albert, Left into Bird

STOP HENSEN/TARTAN. 7:31 Right on Tartan.

School. Pick up students. Northside students that ride the Butterfly Bus will trans­

STOP TARTAN/KILTIE. 7:32 Left on Nessie.

fer here. Sacred Hearts students will shuttle to Bird on Squirrel Bus. Exit school,

STOP NESSIE/SCOTLAND. 7:33 Left on Scotland, Right on Tartan

Right on St. Albert, Left on Bird, Right on Egre, Left on Longhorn.

STOP TARTAN/BUNKER VIEW 7:34 Right on Bunker View.

STOP 6629 LONGHORN (Crosses) Right on Parkway.

STOP 3002 BUNKER VIEW. 7:35 Left on Ridge Point (Continued on section 3, page 2)

STOP RIDGE POINT/SADDLE BROOKE. 7:36 Left on Saddlebrooke, Right on Tartan, Right on Bridle, Left on Ridge Point.

STOP TARTAN/RIDGE POINT. 7:37 Right on Tartan, Right on Lyman’s Run, Left on Katie Ida. STOP 3125 KATIE IDA. (Crosses) 7:39 Left on Jerry Ryan STOP 6645 JERRY RYAN TRL. 7:40 Left on Lyman’s Run, Right on Broadway, Left on Egre, Right on Katie Ida, Right on Bird, Right on Stonehaven, Left into Peace (1-8).

Arrive 7:43. Drop Peace (1-8) students. Exit school, Right on Stonehaven, Right on St. Albert, Left on Summit, Left on Klubertanz, Right on North, Right into Northside Elementary. Arrive 7:50. Sacred Hearts students will shuttle on Pig Bus. Shuttle stu­ dents to Bird Elementary will ride this route. Exit school, Left on North, Left on Klubertanz, Right on Summit, Right on Bird, Left on St. Albert, Left into Bird Elementary.

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dents from Squirrel Bus & Cat Bus. Leave Bird, Right on St. Albert, Left on Bird, Left on Egre, Right on Broadway, Left on Lyman’s Run, Right on Jerry Ryan STOP 6645 JERRY RYAN TRL. Right on Katie Ida. STOP 3125 KATIE IDA. Right on Lyman’s Run, Left on Tartan.

STOP TARTAN/RIDGE POINT. Left on Saddle Brooke.

STOP SADDLE BROOKE/RIDGE POINT. Right on Ridge Point, Becomes Bunker View.

STOP 3002 BUNKER VIEW. (Crosses) STOP BUNKER VIEW/TARTAN. Left on Tartan, Left on Scotland.

STOP SCOTLAND/NESSIE. Right on Nessie, Right on Tartan.

STOP TARTAN/KILTIE. STOP TARTAN/HENSEN. Left on Hensen, Left on Bird, Left on Happy Valley.

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STOP 3136 HAPPY VALLEY. Turn around. Left on Norway.

STOP 6915 NORWAY. (Crosses) Left on Wyndwood.

STOP 2988/3008 WYNDWOOD. STOP WYNDWOOD/VIKING PASS. STOP 3039/3054/3064 WYNDWOOD. STOP WYNDWOOD/CRAIG. Left on Vinburn.

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STOP 7254 MILE. Right on Mueller, Left on Norway.

STOP 7382 NORWAY End of Route Route # 503 A.M - Bus # 723 - Driver: Greg C. (Cat Bus) First pickup 7:05 a.m.

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The Lakeside Lutheran boys' soccer team saw a rever­ sal of fortunes for itself as it lost 2-1 to Mayville on the road last Thursday.

The Warriors (2-1 overall) received a goal in the 31st minute from senior Nate Graumann off an assist from freshman Joe Graumann, but were done in by an own goal in the 14th minute and a Mayville goal in the 45th minute.

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