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Triple threats

Goress, Jimenez, Fisher win state wrestling championships. page 4

Clark Brooks – For Shaw Media

Kaneland’s Dan Goress celebrates his win over Michael Sepke from Montini Saturday after their 145-pound Class 3A championship match at this year’s IHSA Individual State Wrestling Tournament in Champaign. Goress won the title with a 3-2 win over Sepke.

LOOKING FORWARD St. Charles candidate forum headed to the Arcada ST. CHARLES – A St. Charles municipal candidates forum is set for March 12 at the Arcada Theatre, 105 E. Main St. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The forum starts at 6 p.m. The event will feature an equal chance for all mayoral candidates to answer six predetermined questions selected by the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee.

Spring Splurge at Fabyan Elementary GENEVA – A Spring Splurge Craft and Vendor Fair is set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 2 at Fabyan Elementary School, 0S350 Grengs Lane, Geneva. The cost is $2. For information, visit www.fabyanpto. org/springsplurge.

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OUT AND ABOUT Habitat restoration workday at Bliss Woods

SUGAR GROVE – A habitat restoration workday will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Bliss Woods Forest Preserve, which is on Bliss Road, approximately a half-mile northeast of Route 47 in Sugar Grove.

Meet in the main parking lot. Interested people should bring gloves and dress for the weather.

All people are welcome, but children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.

Refreshments will be provided.

Volunteers will be cutting and stacking brush. If you have a favorite loppers or handsaw please bring them; otherwise tools will be provided.

For information, call Mary Ochsenschlager at 630-466-4922 or email at maryoxie@sbcglobal.net or the Kane Forest Preserve Office at 630-232-5980.

Cougars plan Ozzie’s Home Run and Walk 5K

GENEVA – The Kane County Cougars organization will host the second annual Ozzie’s Home Run and Walk 5K at 8 a.m.

May 18. Registration is now open for the event through www. kccougars.com and www.racetime.info.

The start and finish for the event will take place at Fifth Third Bank Ballpark on the Cougars’ field with the finish line at home plate.

Participants will be seen on the stadium’s video board through a live-feed camera and entrants will also receive a high-five from Ozzie T. Cougar on the final stretch of the race.

Registration is $25 for adults and $12 for children ages 5 through 12.

A portion of race proceeds will be donated to Ozzie’s Outreach, the Cougars’ charitable arm that gives back to various causes each year in the community.

‘Jesus: Fact or Fiction?’ set at Hosanna! Lutheran

ST. CHARLES – A moderated discussion, “Jesus: Fact or Fiction?” is set from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. March 10 at Hosanna!

Lutheran Church, 36W925 Red Gate Road, St. Charles. Two friends, one a Christian and the other an atheist, will bring to the public the discussion they usually have while eating breakfast together. There will be an opportunity for audience members to ask questions during the second part of the event.

It is free.

For information, visit the “When We Gather – News” webpage at www.HosannaChurch.com, call 630-584-6434 or send email to Welcome@HosannaChurch.com.

‘Crazy Gibberish’ show at Elburn library

ELBURN – Sandi Sylver brings her program, “Crazy Gibberish and the Cha-Cha-Cha!” to the Town and Country Public Library in Elburn.

The ventriloquist and songstress will bring members of her family of puppets, a guitar, songs and her wild stories for an event at 2 p.m. today at the library, 320 E. North St. The interactive performance is for children in kindergarten and older.

Registration is not required. For information, visit www. elburn.lib.il.us.

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Batavia Orchid Society members Suki Max (left) of Naperville and Bob Keck of St. Charles demonstrate how to plant and care for orchids at the society’s annual show this weekend at the DuPage County Fairgrounds in Wheaton.

Batavia Orchid Society show features hard-to-grow flora

By BRENDA SCHORY bschory@shawmedia.com WHEATON – The hundreds of orchids at the Batavia Orchid Society’s annual show displayed a variety of colors and shapes that defied the imagination.

There were large and small orchids, some with speckled petals, sporting hues from pale green and butter yellow to blood-red and hot fuchsia.

Some were smooth-petaled.

Others looked like velvet. Some had a pouchlike purse. Others were simple with just three petals.

Their scent suffused the air at the DuPage County Fairgrounds in Wheaton, where the two-day Chicago Suburban Orchid Show was this weekend.

In addition to the intricate orchid displays, and some offered for sale, orchid society members also volunteered to show how to pot and care for orchids.

Bob Keck of St. Charles and Suki Nax of Naperville demonstrated with live plants and a

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“If you plant it high, it won’t die,” said Keck, showing how the top of the orchid should be near the top of the pot. “If you plant it low, it won’t grow. If you bury it, you’ve buried it.”

Orchid society member Cheryl Erins said orchid cultivation is an enjoyable hobby and environmentally worthwhile pastime.

“I think this is important because we are showing people that anyone can grow orchids in their homes,” Erins said. “Also, we’re doing a lot to preserve orchids in the wild because the habitats are disappearing very quickly.”

Erins, of Michigan, said she was just in Thailand and

Malasia for the World Orchid Conference.

“Our guide told us to see the orchids today because tomorrow they won’t be here,” Erins said. “The poachers get them.

They sell them on the black market.”

Many are sold on the black market to escape regulation by Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, she said. Known as CITES, it is an international agreement between governments – including the U.S. – to ensure international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival.

“All of these orchids that come in without special tags on them, those are usually poached in the wild,” Erins said. “It’s really sad.”

Larry Sexton of Batavia, a member of the orchid society and chairman of the show, said this year’s show was judged and featured 435 plants.

Hundreds of orchid aficionados, newbies and the curious came to look at the species.

It’s showtime

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NEWS | Kane County Chronicle / KCChronicle.com • Monday, February 18, 2013

Photos by Jeff Krage – For the Kane County Chronicle

ABOVE: BATV’s reality show “Project Publish” host Richard Graves interviews writer Wren Roberts and performer Ethan Mole during Sunday’s taping. TOP RIGHT: Crystal Skipworth is one of seven performers in BATV’s new reality show “Project Publish”, which airs at 2 p.m. Sundays. BOTTOM RIGHT: Judges’ (left to right) Don Bingle, Scott Rolf and Amber Mitchell watch Vicki Agustsson perform during Sunday’s taping.

BATV kicks off ‘Project Publish’ reality series with ‘foul play’

By ERIC SCHELKOPF eschelkopf@shawmedia.com

BATAVIA – Crystal Skipworth tried to keep her nerves under control while she stood in front of the cameras in BATV’s studios Sunday and acted out Jeff Byrne’s short story, “Foul Play At The Fairgrounds.”

“No matter how many times you perform, you are going to be nervous,” the 23-yearold Geneva resident said afterward.

Skipworth is a contestant in BATV’s reality show, “Project Publish,” which is broadcast live from BATV’s studios at Batavia High School every Sunday through March 24.

Each week, a performer is randomly paired with a writer.

The contestants were chosen after recent auditions at the Batavia and St. Charles public libraries.

Skipworth said she was challenged by the restrictions presented to the contestants.

Performers had only 2 minutes, 15 seconds to act out the short stories.

“This was the first time I’ve written anything for someone else to perform.

I think she did a great job.”

Jeff Byrne Contestant eliminated from “Project Publish” “I struggled with how I was going to get all the words out,” she said.

She earned rave reviews from the three judges on “Project Publish” – published St. Charles author Don Bingle; Amber Mitchell, owner and artistic director of Geneva-based theater-education program, Stageworks; and guest judge Scott Rolf, a filmmaker who is the executive director of the Geneva Film Festival.

But Byrne had a hard time winning over the judges, and he became the first writer eliminated from the show.

Byrne, 41, of North Aurora, wasn’t taking the loss too

hard.

“I felt I wrote a fairly strong piece,” he said. “This was the first time I’ve written anything for someone else to perform. I think she did a great job.”

The judges did not have to eliminate a performer after Vicki Agustsson announced that she had to drop out of the competition because of other commitments.

“Project Publish” also pits brother against brother. Eric Poulos, a senior at Batavia High School, and his older brother, Stephen Poulos, are performers in the competition.

“We think of it as good TV,” Eric Poulos said. “We hope there will be a face-off between each other.”

The idea for the show came from local writer and St. Charles resident Richard Graves, host and creative director of “ Project Publish.”

Graves had bemoaned the fact that writers have a hard time generating an audience during open mic events in a humorous poem he wrote titled “Open Mic Mania.”

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Goress downs Sepke for title

By KEVIN DRULEY kdruley@shawmedia.com CHAMPAIGN – Dan Goress might wrestle in college after graduating from Kaneland this spring. He might also enter the workforce. Or perhaps he’ll join the military.

The future isn’t yet Goress’ to grasp, he knows, but he is quite certain of one thing.

He couldn’t have felt much surer of himself than he did late Saturday night.

Goress downed Montini senior Michael Sepke, 3-1, for the Class 2A state title at the University of Illinois’ Assembly Hall.

“You can tell yourself, ‘I’m going to be a state champ,’ but if you don’t do anything about it, it ain’t ever going to happen,” Goress said. “And it starts every day with waking up. Running, your diet.

Practice. Watching film. That’s what it comes down to.”

Goress (42-3) secured the third of the Chronicle-area’s three state titles after multiple-time champions Johnny Jimenez (120) and George Fisher (132) – longtime friends from St. Charles – delivered for Marmion in 3A. A junior, Jimenez (48-2) won his third state title in as many seasons by again defeating Sandburg senior Sebastian Pique.

One week after topping his offseason practice partner, 10-2, in a Shepard Sectional semifinal, Jimenez won, 3-0, and started remembering the times he watched the state meet as a youngster.

“Now that this is my third [title], I feel like I’m just like everyone else up there when I was little,” Jimenez said. “So it just feels really great now knowing that I did this myself. I’m definitely going to keep working hard for my fourth.”

To date, Jimenez is 111-7 in his prep career and has just one loss against Illinois opposition – a Dvorak tournament defeat against unbeaten 1A champion Josh Alber of Dakota.

Jimenez’s earlier titles – at 103 in 2011 and at 113 last season – came in 2A. Throughout the winter, Jimenez and his teammates reiterated how the recent jump to 3A did not or would not faze them. Such a move seemed minuscule when weighed against the Cadets’ traditionally daunting schedule of national tournaments.

For Fisher (47-4), a Michigan-bound senior, a seasonlong practice drill ultimately put him over the top. Opposing Oak Park-River Forest sophomore Larry Early III, who entered the title bout at 45-0, Fisher spotted the chance for a maneuver he works every day in the Cadets’ mat room.

A head-in-the-hole, front side cradle.

Just 1:45 after the match started, Fisher won a fall, giving him the second state title of his career.

COACH SLY’S CORNER

Clark Brooks – For Shaw Media

Kaneland’s Dan Goress celebrates his win over Michael Sepke from Montini on Saturday after their 145-pound Class 3A championship match at the IHSA Individual State Wrestling Tournament in Champaign. Goress won the title with a 3-2 win.

“It was an instinct. That’s all we’ve been working on the past four years, and I get in that position, I go straight to it,” Fisher said. “His leg was there and I went for it, usually I don’t. … But, I mean, it’s the finals. Go for it all, so I went for it. And I ended up pinning him.”

Marmion produced four placers among its seven state qualifiers, as St. Charles products Anthony Bosco (fourth at 106) and Alex Fritz (sixth at 285) earned podium trips before the weekend’s final session of wrestling.

Fritz, a 37-16 senior, secured place-winner status for the first time in four career state berths.

A junior, the 37-10 Bosco engaged in a scoreless duel with Prairie Ridge freshman Travis Piotrowski in the third-place bout before Piotrowski hit a surprise cradle and finished with a pin in the second overtime tiebreaker.

“It’s definitely disappointing knowing that I could’ve won,” Bosco said. “It definitely was not my best tournament of the year. I felt good about battling back to the third-place match, it’s just disappointing to think that I couldn’t finish it.”

It’s still possible for Bosco – and all other Cadets not named Jimenez or Fisher – to close the season with a victory. After rolling to the title at the 3A Naperville Central Regional two weekends ago, Marmion clinched the program’s first trip to team dual sectionals.

Marmion faces St. Rita in the Hinsdale South Sectional at 6 p.m. Tuesday, and would advance to the Feb. 23 dual team state tournament in Bloomington with a

victory.

“One more week,” Bosco said. “We’ve got to get that team state title.”

Marmion has enjoyed multiple placers for much of this decade, including champs Jimenez and Angelo Silvestro last season.

For Kaneland, the feat is more rare.

With senior 285-pounder Zach Theis’ fifth-place run coupled alongside Goress’ success, the Knights sent two athletes to the podium for the first time since the early 1990s, Kaneland assistant Jeremy Kenny said. Goress is the school’s first state champion since assistant Scott Brewer won in 1993.

Theis (36-8) used his cradle to secure a fall against Chicago Northside’s Ben Mauk-O’Connor early in the second period of the fifth-place bout.

“I came into the season knowing I had the chance to get to state,” said Theis, an all-state offensive lineman in football. “I got to state and just thought I might as well do some damage. See what I can do.”

St. Charles East junior Isaiah Vela (132) and Marmion’s Jake Field (126) and Cody Snodgrass (195) were eliminated from the 3A draw Saturday morning after losing wrestleback quarterfinals.

All three finished one victory away from placing in the top six. Like the area’s three champions, they carried the same aspirations and certainly could attest to Goress’ resolve.

“I didn’t care if they put a bulldozer in front of me. I wasn’t going to lose,” Goress said. “I might never wrestle again, so why go out on a bad note? I’m not here to impress anybody. I’m here to win.”

The girls basketball season around the area isn’t over quite yet, but it’s not too early for Coach Sly to tip his cap to a strong season of buckets for the local ladies.

The year before this was maybe a low-water mark for girls basketball around the Tri-Cities. Outside of Geneva, there wasn’t a whole lot of positive things shaking in 2011-12, besides Kaneland’s nice postseason run.

But this year was a much different story. Batavia, St. Charles East and Geneva all turned in strong seasons that they can be awfully proud of. The Vikings, of course, are still trucking into sectionals next week, but they had to dig deep in the final weeks to pull out yet another conference title.

Batavia and East both had their moments this year. Lots of them, in fact.

Batavia’s Liza Fruendt was a very deserving UEC River POY - she had an awesome season, and was the main reason the Bulldogs were a winning team - but you can also make a pretty strong case for East’s Amanda Hilton, who had some incredible shooting nights for the Saints.

The best news is, Batavia, Geneva and East all look like they could be even better next season. Losing Sami Pawlak will be a big loss for Geneva, but they return almost all their other weapons. Fruendt comes back for Batavia and the Bulldogs showed they had a really strong freshman class this year. And East returns emerging talents like Katie Claussner, Kyra Washington and Hannah Nowling to go with one more year of Hilton.

If St. Charles North’s young talent continues to jell, look for the UEC River to be stronger than it’s ever been in girls hoops next year, especially in the Tri-Cities.

Speaking of young talent, kudos to Burlington Central for joining Geneva as the last remaining area girls team.

The Rockets have been quite a story in their own right this winter.

ST. CHARLES EAST SWIMMING SECTIONALS

By JARED BIRCHFIELD editorial@kcchronicle.com

Bindseil took third in the 200 individual medley with a time of 1:57.98.

The biggest thrill of the day for Carnell was his team’s record time in the 200 freestyle relay. The previous mark was set by the North Stars.

“That was the best moment of the meet,” said Carnell, who swam one leg of the relay.

“Nothing is better than wiping off a North record on our board.”

North qualified in two relays, the 200 medley (1:37.06) and the 400 freestyle (3:11.01).

The team took first place in both events.

North Stars Kyle Gannon and Spencer Gray both qualified in two individual events.

Gannon took second in the 200 freestyle (1:41.24) and first in the 500 freestyle (4:36.28).

Gray finished fourth in the 200 freestyle (1:43.14) and second in the 500 freestyle (4:42.58).

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Kaneland snaps 5-game skid KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE

DIXON – The public-address announcer called Cole Carlson’s name as Matt Limbrunner stood up from the bench before Saturday’s boys basketball game between Kaneland and Dixon at Lancaster Gym. Limbrunner, a 6-foot-4 inch senior forward, shrugged his shoulders and ran out onto the court pretty sure he was supposed to be in the Knights’ starting lineup. Kaneland coach Brian Johnson knew it was true.

As the teams gathered at center court, Johnson made sure that the wrong name had been called and not that he had marked the wrong player in the scorebook. Johnson’s book was correct.

The mix-up proved to be the most drama in the Knights’ 7662 win over Dixon as Kaneland snapped a five-game losing streak.

“That’s one the best teams out of the East side of the [Northern Illinois Big 12],”

Dixon coach Jason Mead said.

“They were bigger and faster than us. They were also hitting shots that I didn’t see them hit on any of the films I watched.

Those shots forced us out of our zone right away.”

The Knights wasted no time getting the ball down to Limbrunner. He was fed in the post on the first possession, and he powered up for two points.

After an empty possession

by Dixon, Dan Miller hit a jumper to put Kaneland up 4-0.

Dixon (3-22) rallied as Nate Gascoigne scored off an assist from Matt Coffey. Cal Jarrett scored moments later to tie the score.

Kaneland scored the next six points, but Dixon rallied to make it 12-8 with with 3:30 left in the quarter.

The Knights (14-11) took over from there. Drew David hit a pair of 3-pointers, as Kaneland finished the quarter on a 11-2 run. The Knights scored the first four points of the second quarter for a 27-10 lead.

Limbrunner had 13 of his

15 points before the break, as Kaneland rested its starters for much of the second half. Carlson, who had his named called as a starter, got starters’ minutes and played like one. He finished with a game-high 17 points.

Coverage of Tuesday night’s girls basketball sectional action.

Geneva faces Wheaton Warrenville South in an IHSA Class 4A Bartlett Sectional semifinal. The Vikings will try to turn the tables after the Tigers eliminated them from the postseason last season.

In Class 3A, Burlington Central plays Marian Central in a GenoaKingston Sectional semi.

Thursday

Preview coverage of the IHSA Boys Swimming and Diving State Meet.

The state meet takes place Friday and Saturday at New Trier as swimmers from St. Charles and Marmion hope to earn state hardware.

Saturday

We preview the boys basketball postseason for area teams in classes 3A and 4A. Regionals begin Feb. 25 for boys basketball teams in the larger classes.

PREP SCHEDULE TODAY Boys basketball: Aurora Christian vs. Somonauk at 2A Westmont Regional, 7:30 p.m.

TUESDAY Boys basketball: St. Charles East at Riverside-Brookfield, 7 p.m.; Montini at Aurora Central Catholic, 7:30 p.m.; Mooseheart vs.

Faith Lutheran at 1A Westminster Christian Regional, 6 p.m.

Girls basketball: Geneva vs. Wheaton Warrenville South at 4A Bartlett Sectional semifinals, 6 p.m.: Burlington Central vs. Marian Central at 3A Genoa-Kingston Sectional, 7:30 p.m.

Wrestling: St. Rita vs. Marmion at Class 3A Hinsdale South Dual Team Sectional, 6 p.m.

WEDNESDAY Boys basketball: St. Francis at Wheaton Academy, 7:30 p.m.

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mion finished fifth as a team in the sectional, highlighted by a third place finish in the 100yard butterfly from senior Robert Ramoska (52.28 seconds).

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ST. CHARLES – Although the St. Charles East boys swimming team finished second in their own sectional Saturday, coach Joe Cabel was not displeased with his team’s results.

Saints swimmers qualified in six events compared with eight state finalists for the Class 3A sectional winner, St. Charles North.

North won with 385 points to East’s 364.

“No disappointments, just great swimming under pressure,” Cabel said. “It was one of the greatest team efforts I’ve ever seen. It was fun to watch every race [Saturdays]. “ North coach Rob Rooney, meanwhile, thought his team could have qualified for at least one more event.

“We got everything through but one that we expected,”

Rooney said. “[The 50-yard freestyle] was the only swim that didn’t go as planned.”

Nathan Jesko will be the Geneva representative at next weekend’s state meet at New Trier High School in Winnetka. The sophomore took third place in the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 53.92 seconds.

Jesko swam as an individual since Geneva does not have a swimming team.

All three East relay teams advanced. The Saints won the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1:26.00 and set a pool record.

Saints Will Shanel, T.J. Bindseil and Alec Carnell qualified in individual events.

Shanel took top honors in the 200 individual medley (1:54.02) and fourth in the 100 butterfly (52.36).

Carnell finished first in the 100 freestyle (47.10) and third in the 200 freestyle (1:42.61).

Wednesday

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Highlights abound for St. Charles

LOOKING FORWARD: THE WEEK AHEAD IN KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE SPORTS

Arlo & Janis

Garfield

Big Nate

Get Fuzzy is on vacation. Please enjoy this strip from Dec. 27, 2010.

Crankshaft

The Pajama Diaries

Stone Soup

Pearls Before Swine

Dilbert

Rose Is Rose

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| COMICS

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Blondie

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Real Life Adventures

DEAR ABBY Jeanne Phillips Mommy

Dear Mommy: Before doing it your husband’s way, try this: Have another chat with the non-compliant relatives, who may come from a different generation.

Explain that you gave your children hyphenated last names for a reason – that you want to be equally represented – and the omission of “your” name hurts your feelings. If that doesn’t work, then go to back to plan A because you don’t want your children to be confused.

Dear Abby: My wife and I will be married 25 years and have three children. In my family, my dad was the boss.

I always was, too, but never was involved very much with the kids. My wife never really complained about it.

She just wanted to keep the family together.

Now that the kids are gone, I realize I should have been a better husband.

She mostly ignores me and spends her time with the kids and going places.

I feel left out. She doesn’t even want to celebrate our upcoming 25th. Should we?

I know my dad drank a lot, and now I find myself thinking often about how it must have been for my mom back then. – Regretting in Illinois Dear Regretting: Ask your wife why she doesn’t think that 25 years of marriage is something to celebrate, because it should be. She may spend her time with the kids and going places because that is what she HAS been doing for all these years.

There is still time for you to mend this marriage, provided you are both willing to work on it. However, it may take the services of a marriage counselor to break the ice.

• Write Dear Abby at www.dearabby.com.

• Monday, February 18, 2013

The Born Loser

Dear Abby: My boyfriend of one year, “Eddie,” has been invited to the wedding of a waitress who works at a restaurant he frequents.

I was not invited. Eddie doesn’t dance and has slow danced with me only once.

When I told him I would not appreciate him slow dancing with anyone there, we had a heated argument. Eddie told me I have no right to tell him what to do and that I’m trying to control him.

I have run this by many people – male and female – and they all say it’s inappropriate to slow dance with anyone but your significant other, especially when she’s not present.

I feel Eddie has little regard for my feelings. If he really cared for me, he wouldn’t want to dance with anyone else. I am interested in your thoughts. – His Only Dance Partner Dear His Only: If you would like to “graduate” from girlfriend to fiancee, you will stop trying to control him and tell him you hope he has a good time at the wedding.

Insecurity is not an attractive trait, so calm down and recognize that a dance is only a dance. From your description of Eddie’s lack of ability, I seriously doubt he will be a sought-after partner on any dance floor.

Dear Abby: Our two children (ages 4 and 1 year) have hyphenated last names. It works well and the names sound elegant together.

My husband and I have made this known in the family and have discussed it when asked about it by various family members.

However, over the last four years our choice has been ignored by two relatives from separate sides of our family.

They persist in using only my husband’s last name for correspondence and gifts.

He has suggested returning the mail as “addressee unknown,” which I think might come across as rude.

Is there any way of having our children addressed correctly by relatives who seem to want to ignore their real names? – New York

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Wedding dance jealousy may push partner away

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| PUZZLES

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Realizing the roses are malodorous

SOLUTION

CELEBRITY CIPHER

Erma Bombeck said, “My theory on housework is, if the item doesn’t multiply, smell, catch fire or block the refrigerator door, let it be. No one else cares. Why should you?”

At the bridge table, if someone makes a smelly play, even if the cards do not instantly catch fire, you should care. Try to work out what is happening and what you can do to stop your opponent’s score from multiplying.

In this deal, South is in three no-trump. West leads the spade nine. How should East plan the defense?

North was right to jump to three no-trump. With no singleton or void and insufficient points to think about a slam, just go for the nine-trick game.

South starts with eight top tricks: three spades and five clubs. He needs to get a heart trick, but if the opponents take their heart ace and shift to diamonds, they might be able to take four tricks there for down one.

Declarer’s best shot is to win the first trick with his spade king, cross to the dummy, and call for a heart.

If East is napping and plays low, South gains his ninth winner and can claim.

However, East should notice things are looking bad for his side. The spade-nine lead was top of nothing, marking declarer with the three high spades.

Given dummy’s club winners, he is almost home. South is surely trying to sneak his ninth trick.

East must dive in with his heart ace and shift to the diamond two. Here, that works perfectly for the defense.

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