Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 01, 1963, Page 12, Image 12

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    Monday, April 1, 196J Page 13
Hrrald Nwa Klamath Falls
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Jacoby
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WEST EAST
A A All
VAQSTS
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SOUTH (D)
4Q9
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AK9
Both vulnerable
Booth West North East
1N.T. Pan 2 V Pan
2 A Pan 4 A Fan
Pan Pan
Opening lead 4 Q
Break Sure
By Transfer
By OSWALD JACOBY
: Wwsnaner Enterprise Assn.
Th Sosip fpatur of the Jacoby
Transfer is that after an opening
no-trump the response oi two dia
monds demands that the no-trump
bidder go to two hearts; wnne
the response of two nearts ac-
mands that the opener rcDio i
snades.
The transfer bid is unusual in
that while it is forcing it can be
mflHp with a hand of any strength.
Responded next bid will show
how strong he actually is.
Thus North's two heart bid is
the Jacoby Transfer and South
dutifully rcbids to two spades
North only has thrco high card
points but his eight card spade
suit justifies the second round
jump to game.
West opens the queen of dia
monds. South takes his ace. cash
es the ace and king of clubs to
discard one of dummy s diamonds
and eventually loses two hearts
and a spade.
Let's see what happens if North
Is declarer at four spades. East
will probably open the jack of
hearts. West will take two heart
tricks and lead a third heart. If
North ruffs low East will make his
lack of trumos richt awav. If
North ruffs with the king of
spades and then leads a spade
to Smith's nine West will win with
1hf Am nnd lpnd a fourth hrnrl
and here again East's jack will
set Hie concuact.
Q The bidding has been:
East South West NorU
1 Double, Pass 1
Pass Pass 1N.T. 3
3 4- 2 V 3 Dule
Pan Pass Pasi
You, South, hold:
4.AQ876 VA4J 41S K7I
What Is your opening lead?
A The four of dlamondst
Your hUfh cards will keep. Mean
while you want to try to reduce
dummy's potential ruff Ins" power.
TODAY'S QUESTION
You hold the same hand. Your
partner bids one spade over your
double What ao you dor
Answer Tomorrow
Rev. Long
Heads PTA
DUNSMUIR-Hie Rev. Wavnc
Long will be installed as presi
dent of the Dunsmulr fclemcn
tary School PTA at the Public
Schools Night observance at the
school on April 21.
Other officers who will lie In
stalled by Mrs. Harold Walsh,
retiring president, arc Mrs.
James Weldon. vice president;
Mrs. Vernon Clark, secretary;
Mrs. Ralph While, treasurer; and
Mrs. Vincent Congi, financial secretary.
The election was held at thoi
March meeting. At this meeting
tha membership voted to make
identification "pin-ons" for t h e
girls' basketball team. This sew
ing project will be undertaken ns
soon as the school has lite ma
tenuis available.
The fashion show fcaluring
"home-styled" garments will Ik-
the concluding feature of the cur
rent PTA year. It is slated Sat
urday, April 20, in the school
auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Ron.
aid Christison is chairman.
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At boms, run your csrd
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Get o Spell C-A-S-H cord each time you visit Safe
way. No purchase required, nothing to buy. Collect
your card until you con spell C-A-S-H.
Sofewoy employes and their families are not eligible
to win in contest.
Children under 18 are not eligible to win in contest.
DISFIGURED CARDS ARE VOID
Prices effective Monday, April 1 thru Wednesday, .
April 3 at Safeway in Klamath Falls. We reserye
the right to limit. i.
MORE $100 WINNERS.
Or
So Simple to Play and It's FREE!
We Give GOLD BOND STAMPS, Too!
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3 IUU WINNER
FRANCES E. LEWIS
605 St. Francis St.,
Klamath Falls
Cinn SPELL C-A-S-H
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MR. and MRS. MORISI,
387 No. 8th St.,
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Freshly smoked
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POUND
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POUND
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Golden ripe
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Eatin' perfect
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So many delicate flavors
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Tops in flovor ond value, lbs.
39
Lipton Soup Chlc
Lipton Soup
Russian Dressing
ken Noodle
Onion Mix
2-Pock 33C
2-Pock 39c
Soaky
Moke kiddies' both time a fun time
12 ox.
69c
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Del Monte
CORN
Cream style or
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Wheotiet 18 ox.
Total 8 ox.
Trix 81 1 ox.
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