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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sunday, Dec. 13, 195!)
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MRS. MARY DORLAQUE, members of the Mount
Shasta Soroptimist Club, is making Christmas decorations
for sale to various groups and to individuals as her money
raising project. Proceeds from this project go into the
Soroptimist service fund, which supplies gifts and other
needs to the less fortunate of the Mount Shasta area. Bas
kets will be given to many including residents of Pinecrest
Rest Home, three miles outside of the city.
Photo by J. O. McKinney
Squabbles Over Bridge
Good For Married Life
By NORMA GAUHN
AP Newsfratures Writer
NEW YORK iff If you're con
vinced your husband is the worst
idiot who ever sat down to a hand
of bridge. . . .
If your wife incites you to may
hem by stupid bidding . . .
If you get purple faced at your
mate over the card table and in
cline toward remarks as, "Why did
you trump my ace, dear?" . , .
You're probably on the way to a
long and happy married life.
At least that's the theory of
bridge expert Morton Rubinow. He
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firmly believes that husband and
wile arguments over bridge are a
froe thing psychologically.
"Hostilities are released at the
card table," Rubinow says. "Cou
ples let out pent up tensions and
repressions that might crop up
later at crucial times in their mar
riage."
However, a word of warning:
when the bridge fight reaches the
boiling point, husbands and wives
houlcl change partners. Too much
bitterness can lead to bloodshed
and Rubinow doesn't want to be
responsible.
"The competitive elements of
bridge," he says, "are similar to
real life situations. Playing against
your spouse in bridge, you can geti
in a dig while still playing within
the rules.
"You can overbid your husband
or idouble your wife or make an
opponent squirm with a squeeze
play. Instead of bickering over
things that happen each day, many
couples get it out of their system
at bridge. '
liuumow, a bachelor, views
bridge as a highly civilized, social
ly acceptable form of slaughter.
Lyes shining, he says:
"It's not really a polite game.
You trap your opponent in a bad
play and you're there with a hatch
et when he steps out!"
As for himself, Rubinow doesn't
number many bridge players
among his girl friends.
"Not to brag." he says, "but
there's too big a gap between us.
The best way to improve your
game is to play with better op
ponents and that's what I like
to do."
Rubinow is former U.S. National
Invidividual Bridge champion and
U.S. Master's Team champion for
IPSA. He is a member of the Ja
coby Team, official United States
squad' in the World Bridge Olym
pics to be held in Italy next year.
In his teaching, Rubinow has
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MRS. FLAVEL LICHENS and Eric Garoutte are the
new worthy matron and patron of Stella Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star. They were installed in impressive ceremonies
on November 20 at the Masonic Temple in Yreka.
Photo by Betty Dow
dors but men play their cards bet
tcr. A man wants to play the hand
and hates to be dummy, especial
ly when playing with a woman.
"However," Rubinow says,
women don't persevere at the
game. They don't get in and fight,
concentrate, give the effort that's
necessary. Women just don't care
that much about games or non
personal activity."
That, he says, is one reason that
among America's 35 million bridge
players, only one woman to every
20 men is at the expert level.
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ter No. 39, Order of Eastern Star
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ens was seated as worthy matron,
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The ceremony, which marked
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the installing officers for the eve
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shal, Harriet Davidson, installing
organist, and flag bearer was Wil
liam Harris.
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McCloud, were both escorted to
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ner and Muriel Allen, who carried
large white satin hearts.
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