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HERALD AND NKWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon
Friday, May 3, 1K3
Jacoby
On Bridge
NORTH (D) 1
QIT
A43
AJ
Q9543
WEST EAST
A43 4AKJ
VJ10S782 85
82 4 768S
K107 AJ62
SOUTH
A 10885 2
KQ
K Q 10 9 4
8
East and West vulnerable
North East Sooth Weat
1 Pasa 1 A Pasa
2 Pasa 4 Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead J
Bidder Sef
By Discard
By OSWALD JACOBY
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Ever so often a really unusual
result occurs in a duplicate game
North opened with one club at
all tables and usually South
wound up at a four spade con
tract although a couple of pairs
stopped at three.
West would muko his normal
opening lead of the jack of hearts
and South would cash Jus Xing
and queen, enter dummy with.
the ace of diamonds and lead the
ace of hearts. East would ruff
with the jack of trumps and
South would discard his losing!
club.
Later, he would lose two spade
tricks, but that would be all and
he would wind up making (our
odd.
At one table East simply dis
carded a diamond instead of ruff
ing and then South decided he
should lead trumps from his own
hand. He ruffed a club, led a
trump and finessed dummy's sev
en. East won with the king and
led a low club which South ruffed
also. I
At this point the trap was set
and South fell right into it. lie
was down to two trumps and he
led another trump to dummy's
nine. Now East produced the
jack of trumps and continued
with the ace.
West discarded his last dia
mond and East put him in with
the king of clubs so that West
made the last three tricks with
hearts.
East had helped South work
out a play for down four.
CLAUDE McGRAW
LAVERNE KRAUSE
Oregon Landscape Art
Scheduled At Gallery
Top Honors Taken By Seven Tulelake 4-H Club Members
Tile Klamath Art Association
will climax Its current season of
exhibits with an exciting show
from the Image Gallery in Port
land called "New Landscape."
The show will be open to the
public each Sunday in May from
2 to 5 p.m. at the Kiamam An
Gallery In Maple Park. Jlic gal
lery will be closed during June,
July and August.
Most of the works Included in
the "New Landscape" show deal
with the Oregon landscapo in a
general way, but several are very
specific in their references,
4-11 Club members took lop hon
ors in last Friday's demonstra'
lion contest. Receiving medals
for first place were Kathy Howe.
'.Stronghold Club, clothing; Lore-
na Krcizcnbeck and Gary Dugan,
Lava Bed Club, livestock teams;
Gary Takacs, Lava Bed Club,
horses: Suzie Newkirk, 49'er
Club, livestock individual; Kath
lecn Plass and Susan Torrigino.
Lava Bed Club, foods. These
members will compete in the Re
Sional Demonstration Contest in
Yreka on May 18. The regional
contest will attract nearly 1.000
people and the top demonstra
tions from 13 northern counties.
A field of over 60 4-H boys
and girls from each of Tulclake's
five 4-H Clubs participated in the
event held at the Tulelake High
School. The demonstrations giv-
km covered subjects in clothing,
foods, livestock, horses and en
tomology.
Receiving blue awards and also
eligible to compete in the
The magazine, Arlforum, in re- gional contest were 22 other
viewing the exhibit stated, ". , . it members: Jackie Newkirk, Lin
was a very interesting show, rich da Olson. Mardita Jamison and
in color, and indicated that the Mary Palmer, 49'er Club: Nan-
TULELAKE Seven TulelakciJudy Schaffner. Mary Groves and
Monica Suedmeyer, Toiler Club;
Patti Lindsay and Dave Christy,
Stronghold Club.
Conducting last Friday's event:
in Tulelake were 14 junior lead
ers. These members served as
area chairmen and clerks: John
Wynn. Carol Tatum, Elaine Klas-j
i. Dan Dahle. Marcie Cham
bers, Richard Hcincy, N e 1 d a
Acklcy. Judy Schaffner, Suzie
Newkirk. Mike Miller, Kurt lhde,
Rita Williams. Judy Workman:
land Jeannie Carman.
Judging was done by the 4-H
Club leaders: Frankie Workman,,
Betty Baghotl, Mildred Dingier,!
Fred Robison, Ed Greene, Ernie
Lindsay, Paul Christy, Don Hurl-
burt, Stan Buckingham, Bill
Macy, Jerry Macken, Sheldon
Lewis, Juanita Tatum, Dave
Carman, Mildred Tatum and
Marion Palmer.
Q The bidding has been:
Routs wt North Fail
1 Paaa 2 Pan
4 N T. Pass t Pass
N.T. Pan S Paaa
r
You, South, hold:
4AKQJ 1065 A11 K9 44
What do you do?
A Bid wtfn no-trump. Too
can count 13 trick anlraa aon
ant holds all six mlaalni amdea.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Instead of bidding six hearts
to show two kings your partner
blda six diamonda to ahow one
king. What do you do now?
Anawer Tomorrow
Ml NOSt.O DKMOTKD
ELISABETHVILIJ-:. The Congo
(UPI) Godcfroid Munongo, for
mer stroncman in tlie cabinet of
provincial President Moise Tshonv
be, was demoted from interior
minister to minister of health
Friday.
Tshombc acted after (he Katan
ga Assembly failed lo carry a
censure motion against Munongo.
He was accused of rcfus'ng to
cooperate with tlie United Nations
and using Katanga's secret po
lice for his oun ends.
A.I.C. TERRY COLLINS
Top Airman
Selected
A. l.C. Terry II. Collins, a data
processing operations socialist.
has been selected as Kingsley
Field's Airman of the Month for
March.
Arimnn Collins, a memlier of
the 40Mh Fighter Group, came to
Kingsley Field in 1H58 from Bun
ker Hill Air Force Base, lnd.
Upon his selection as Aairman
inf tlie Month, Airman Collins was
presented a $25 check by Col.
Edwin J. V ilzenburger, com
manding officer of the air field;
a Kiwnnis Club luncheon, an ar
ticle of wearing apparel from a
local men's store; and a three-
lay pass.
A native of Chicago, III., Col
lins is married and has three
children, including two boys, ages
years and 2 month, and a
daughter, 1-year-old The lamilv
resides in tlie Falcun Heights
Hrea at MB Kinchclne Ave.
Oregon landscape does indeed
look very different from tlie ori
ential mystic landscape of Wash
inglon and the arid horizontal
landscapo of California. Although,
many of the artists take their in
spiration from specific locations,
ill of tlie paintings were sea
soned with ideas and attitudes
which have more to do with con-l
temporary art than regional qual
ities of the landscape."
Ten artists are reorcsenled in
the show, including Byron Gard
ner, art instructor at the Catlin
Gabel Schools in Portland: Fred
crick Heidcl, head of the art de-
partment at Portland State Col
lege; Richard Muller, associate
professor of art at Portland Stale
College; and Harry Widman, in
structor in drawing and painting
at the Museum Art School in
Portland since 1960.
Also an instructor at the Mu
seum Art School, George Johnson
is well-known both as nrintmak.l
.or and painter. Hank Kowert a
lormcr mid-westerner, works in
watercoior and in oils, and La
Verne Krause is an active print-!
maker as well as a painter. She
is currently an instructor for tlie
children's classes at the Museum
Art School.
Claude McGraw is known as
photographer and a Painter. Hp
works for the Bureau of Parks
and Recreation for tlw city of
roruann, instructing Chi dren nnH
adults in painting, drawing and
oi artists is Eric Marcoux.
crafts. The youngest of the group
icceni graduate of the Museum
Art School.
Works by tlie late Olc Nitzsch
Jensen will also be included in
the New Landscape" exhihil
Jensen was a fourth-year student
it the Museum Art School when
he was killed in an accident
iliout a your ago. i
ey Torrigino, Sally Osborne, Lyn
an Baghott and Cathy Dixon,
Lava Bed Club: Marty Macy and
Bob Carman, Cascade Club; Mike!
Webb, Greg Will, Craig Work
man, Gary Webb, Monte Johnson
Mark Johnson. Doug Powell,
ANNOUNCE PAPAL VISIT
VATICAN CITY (UPI) The;
Vatican Radio confirmed Thurs
day that Pope John XXIII will
pay a state visit to Italian Presi
dent Antonio Segni on May II.
It will be the first time a Pope
has visited an Italian president.
although tlie late Pope Pius XII
called on King Victor Emman
uel III in vxm.
WINNERS
HIALEAH, Fla. (UPI) - Two
horses won the $100,000 added
Widener Handicap twice in a row
and each was owned by Calumet
farm Armed in 1946-47 and
Yorky in I96I-K2.
DANCE
Every Friday and
Saturday Night
Music By
Wilbur Stiles
Cliff Nelson
Round Table
of the
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