Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 16, 1963, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPACE It A HfcRALD AND Jacoby On Bridge NORTH 16 10 9 VK1073 AKQ10S74 None ;WTST (D) EAST :AKQ52 4,87 :9 93 J5 BBJJ :AKJ2 108843 SOUTH J643 VAQJ834 None Q75 Both vulnerable Writ North East South 1 A 2 Pas. 2 V 3 3 A Pass 4 T Pass 0 V Pasa Pass Pass Opening lead A K Detective Shows Way By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Professor IMoriarity, tlie arch criminal, stood in the dock await ing his trial for stealing a small slam against Lord West and Sir Raymond East. It seemed like an open and shut case as the prosecution proved conclusively that the Professor, silting North, had bid three spades to show control of that suit wlien really he was void of clubs and by so doing had In duced Lord West to open the king of clubs, not the king of spades against the final six heart con tract. The Professor called but one witness and a stir went through the courtroom when everyone saw that his one witness was the master detective, Sherlock Holmes. Upon being duly sworn the great detective explained that the real criminal was Sir Raymond. Holmes pointed out that Sir Ray mond should have bid four clubs over the Professor's three spades. In Holmes' words, "Lord West had 6hown a very strong two-euit hand and four clubs could not be hurt. Then If the Professor had still gone to six hearts Lord West should have been able to deduce that the Professor was up to one of his well known tricks and opened the king of spades." As the spectators burst into cheers Holmes turned to the Pro fessor and remarked, "You must be slipping. The old Moriarity would have bid seven hearts and picked up a grand slam." Q The bidding has been: South Writ North Rati 1 4 ran 1 Pasa 3 Pais 3 V Pass .;-T -Yon, South, hold: AO VAK7 QJ10J87 5 4 A2 What do you do? - A Rid five diamonds. Even IT jyour partner baa five hearts a. : heart contract la likely to prove unwleldly. TODAY'S QUESTION A Rain you open one diamond. West overcalls with one spade. jYour partner bids two diamonds ana .ssi jumps to lour apsaes. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Irish Family Tells Pupil Of Customs LAKEVIEW-As a part of his orientation program before Icav ing for Ireland on June 8. Dean Wimcr, IFVE representative to that country, was (lie guest of an Irish family in Lakeview during the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Collins were Uo hosts for Wimor, and his re action when ho left was, "I feel .liko I've known tlie Collinses all ;my life." He siient tlie time get- ling acquainted with Irish rua- -loins and traditions and gelling attuned to Ura lilt of tlie Irish -bloguo. "'. 'Dean will 1nv frjn on My il to spend a week in Washing ton, D.C., fur intensive orienta tion before departing from New York on June a. He will spend six months in Ireland living with families for three weeks at time. Upon his return to Oregon next January, he will be peakmg throughout tlie state, with Lake County Included in his schedule Winter, jiuiior in general ag riculture at Oregon State Uni versity, has career in extension fervice in view for tlie future, lie hails from Brownsville, near Eugene, where he lives on a 111 Hire farm. Three foster brothers. two foster sisters, one brother, and his parents make a full house, says Dean. He was a representative to the National 4-H Club Congress (or two years, in 9i9 on a swine project and in !! on an achieve ment project. He Is a 10-year 4 II member, with his major projects swine and grain crops. He was a summer camp counselor for me years. Before returning lo tlie United States from Ireland, he will visit with Mr. and Mrs. David Mur phy and Rev. John Phelan of Lakeview, who are all making a visit to their native land this summer. NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Community Qcdsndak THURSDAY FAIRVIKW PTA, 2:15 p.m., in stallation of officers, school gym PROSPERITY LODGE 11)4, 8 IOOF Hall. R E B E K A II pm., meeting KLAMATH ART ASSOCIATION 7 p.m., potluck, meeling, gallery annex. Maple Park. Members and families. Ml.ltltY MIXERS. 8 P.m. Round Dance Class, Merry Mix er Hall. V.VIWIA Tll'lll I.I.-IIS R n m square Dance, YMCA. Bring KLAMATH ARCHERS, .6:30 p.m. Potluck. meeting, Moore Park Archery Range. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA, 8 p.m., memorial scrv ices, Mother's Day program, K.C. Hall. FRIDAY RUMMAGE SALE, Manzanila Social Club, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Clyde's Towing. SHASTA VIEW GRANGE, 8 p.m., meeting, 9 p.m. cake walk and dance. Public invited. GREAT DECISIONS, United Nations Group. 7:45 p.m., joint WARDS BRANDS ARE IN i jfrs I I I I A IV S cue cca irikir be- not cini ci-rr PRICE CUT 18.07 Save 19 to 46, REG. 79.90 ROTARY 25' PLASTIC 5 H P- ,6 9S SIZE WARD 2-BURNER 26 HAWTHORNE GAL ELEC vvATER SABER SAW SANDER LAWN MOWER SPRINKLER-SOAKER OUTBOARD MOTOR SLEEPING BAG CAMPING STOVE LIGHT WT. BICYCLE HEATER OR H" DRILL 69--eSa. 2" s J,!!r , 14" 10" 29M 741!, 7'Ls Rugqed 1-HP Powrr-Kratl mo- Waters lawns ood hard to " 0 m V' Feolher-light, 3-Lb. jupcr 83 , . . . , , . L , tor by Brigoj & Slrotton. taiy reach plocej. Lrti Hat, won't 3 HP, - NOW $123 docron polveitcr l.ber 1,11. 34 Burns unleaded white gasoline. Lightweight, cosy to hondle. Hov '' ,ht ,hot ,""" VOu Reg. 14 95 Sohre Sow spin Horler. Lo-Ton muMl.r. I"t up. 1 5 H P. NOW J325 bv 77 .n. Ren 6 45 o.r mat- Qt. tonk with pump, folds for 2-tone coil spring saddle, boys need, 52-gol. gloss lined tank, Reg. 12 95 Sondrr ' 40 H P. NOW J574 trr no 4 99. storage. or gs mo4t. 2 fiberglass insulotion. Reg. 9.95 '.V Power Drill ."PLASTIC SAVE 26". SAVE 40 WARDS REG. 2.89 WINDOW REG. 1.99 BOYS SPORT REG. 1.98 BABY REG. 79c MEN'S REG. 3.99 BED PILLOWS r .RnFN Hn POWER-KRAFT ROMEX CABLE SHADE 26 OFF SHIRTS, 8 TO 18 DOLL PAJAMAS CREW SOCKS 7" CIRCULAR SAW . C Req 3'ie ft ' 58 i 47 9 K 94 3 99 37 B8 rc, 3V4 iSillS. i " 3'-:n; 1 58 1 s3; 2 P, 1 00 2 " 5 50 ...lg-losling. 17 gallons Heavy-duty. 520o"rPM, 10 6'w W, lite. iV'l.""' 6-Go. While plaslic. Shuts out tou nll alT 4 t'cfX Tta S"P0 cotton. Cushion too, Non-al.e-genic daaon polyss- per minute. Resists oil, heal, omp motor develops H3 H P. 5' jc WG. 14 Ga. 3'c-ft. sun glare. Spnng roller. Newest dark-toned plaid. Short Prints or solids. 4 to 6X, 7 to ter till. Striped cotton tick, foding. Blade cuts 2Vi" deep. sleeves. 14. nylon added for longer wear. '."RUBBER SAVE 23 WARD SAVE! BIG 1.19 MEN'S SAVE 25 MEN'S REG. 2.98 SKIPS SAVE $1 to $8 PAIR 24 OFF PANEL REG. 169.95 LIVING GARDEN HOSE RURAL MAIL BOX WORK OUTFITS DRESS SHIRTS MISSES' & CHILDREN'S STYLE HOUSE DRAPES CURTAINS ROOM SETS T 66( 1" 67,. 2'9R3Ct8 - 266 P0I, 174RC, 149 Sov. ZZJ m" , , 5054Reg. 6 79- 5 63 I 2.29 9 fv;;. "TZVL ,,T'?li U Cor"b'd ""T1 '-' Cotor-tnst Flv business or dress. Finest Ruggtd Army duck. Arch cush- 100x84 Reg. 20.98 17.88 Sola bed nn,n. .r, Brass couplings, ,7 gal. pe, ? ...... 1 8 a -s;. ash and weor. short ,,0, newest ,00.5-.-Reg. IS 98-. 3.48 Bea I chen.Me, bouct. net. noVohe '"co0 IT"nu"- sleeves. ' ilyic,. 1 50x84 Reg. 3 1 .98 25 88 Everlon finish. t padding, 4 colors. MKmmKmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmm '. Rc9. 49.95 Momcs. SAVE 18 FLOOR SAVE 20 WARDS Sov. Over $26 on 23-in. SAVE 31.95 or 41.95 SIGNATURE 1 HP SAVE $5 REDWOOD REG. 6.95 SHOWER Foam or Innerspr.ng TIIE VINYL ASBESTOS oILlL.Nt VINYL ..........,.-... nvnsr, AAZi Aiiu FLOOR COVERINGS AIRLINE CONSOLE TV TRU-COLD FREEZERS CANISTER CLEANER OUTDOOR DINING SET CURTAIN OUTFIT 44 9 c Rhi ic 99 c SRqe9Yr24 1 68 00 1 98 00 cuhph; 38 00 1 9 88 pcf" 5 96 c-- ;.r'r, frT.r: irrJZ, !:r.rw7.r.rhr. pz,:tx ,.r. mmm ured Cogonotty. j;;,,2 9 V0U" sc, c,nin, ndi. dy bu.lt. end benches 3 68 pr. ' SAVE 7.56 A CASE CUT 1.39 A GAL. REG. 236.65 FAIRWAY r.ARDFN REEL TYPE SPRING CAR REG. 6 95 WARbS Mmmmmmb WARDS 1-COAT SUPER LATEX INTERIOR , . .., ATU GARDEN REEL TYPE rlKlllfthI RIVERSIDE AUTO REG- 62 95 A-L STEEL HOUSE PAINT FLAT WALL PAINT 3 Pt' PASTEL BATH SET LAWN MOWER CUSHIONS GARDEN SPRAYER C0VERS SHOWER STALL 5 Z.a 3 98 Rc9go5,39 182 00 84 88 I" 5 99 ia" 55 88 Sav limt end ttorf. Om coot j.t recesf1 tub Sdockxh . . Lets, o.r tifCulQte h?r?n Ou ..... , . doe, th. ,ob. Selt-clcanma Easy In uv,. dr.es in 30 mm. Txl 7 ' -Vem?, ch.na lata., Po.er.KraM eng.n, 5 temNred !', W w Me-I for o secd ha.h r-r whil. stays bright. Reg. 6 98 utes Covers be.ter than most oc.d-,es.s.o't Rev.,,. troo bio,fv J and th. ca- seat keep cool. ea-v to Ml norrle ads.s .rem F'ts mct sedans w.thout arm summer cot.eoc Includes fau- ...,! gal. 5 49. h.g.er pr.ced po,mv "., 'oiler. I.ne spray re. 30-ft. s-rrom. ,, Blue, g-een or block. . !M.rr heod. curiam. s,aD 9TH & PINE . Thursday, May 1, 1963 meeting. First Presbyterian fire side room. Speaker, Elmer Ham- don. SCHOOL MATES CLUB, 1:30 pm., meeting, Maud H o s 1 e y, K!3 High. PONDKROSA SCHOOL, I In 2 p.m., pro-school party. All chil drcn in district age 6 by Nov. 15. SATURDAY KLAMATH LANK LODGE 460. VOA, 8 p.m., memorial program, IOOF Hall. KLAMATH COUNTY RETIRED TEACHERS. 1:30 p.m., YMCA Exchange student speaker. AAUW, 12:30 p.m., luncheon, Wincma Hotel. Claude Ha 1 !, .speaker. Reservations, Mrs. Stan Ncitling, TU 2-5332. RUMMAGE SALE, Manzanita Social Club, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Clyde's Towing. MIDLAND GRANGE HOME EC 8 p.m., card party, grange hall. MERRY MIXERS. 8 p.m. mortgage burning square dance. 10:30 p.m., potluck. Pelican City Hall. Caller, Stan Boak. N.C.O. WIVES CLUB, Kingslcy Field, 6:30 p.m., dinner dance, N.C.O. Club. Reservations, TU 2-5807. SSSgJgtesp , r x i n u i i'HJ r- --i-- Z ' . - " ' , PCtTfoW 1 ': . -" . - .Z.i: K 2 ."v't I'-'-r.. - V-mJA::;- .-. . "T'::"'-. --.i. h i fe:C: ,- vrc-. -1 PKU. . . , .. . .. f" A--- jiiitnlr -. Vi 'Mi : REDS OBSERVE COOPER SHOT One of two Russian fishing trawlers spotted off the Florid coast Tuesday is shown headed south about 20 miles from downtown Mi. ami. A Florida congressman reported the ships loaded with antonnas anp! radar were inside U.S. territorial waters and he assumed they were here to observe the Cooper space shot. The Coast Guard said the ships were not seen in U.S. waters. No familiar-looking radar could be seen above deck. UPI Telephoto Driver Cited In Bus William M. Strong. 17, 713 North Ninth Street, was cited for failing to keep his car under control end not having an oper ator's license after the pickup he was driving slammed into a school bus loading passengers in SATURDAY, MAY 18, IS LAST DAY I STILL MANY EXCITING BIG BARGAINS SO HURRYI front of Klamath Union High No one was injured in the crash, which occurred about 3: 10i p.m. Tuesday, but both the bus and the pickup received moder ate damage. The bus driver, who was stand DEMAND- FOR QUALITY, DEPENDABILITY STORE OPEN FRIDAY Crash ing outside the bus and witnessed the accident, said the youth was driving at a high rate of speed on Alameda Avenue when he lost control of the pickup and it swerved into the side of the school bus. SALE silly Two Saturday your last chance to scoop up attractive May sale values in fresh, summertime "lifts" for your home, your garden or lawn. Use Wards credit plans to buy now, and ust say "charge it." NIGHTS TILL 9 Crop Information Need LAKEVIEW A committee of local ranchers together with rep resentatives of the Extension Service, Soil Conservation Serv ice, and Vocational Agriculture met Jlay 2 in the U.S. Post Of fice Building, Lakeview. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the feasibility of obtaining practical information on crop varieties and fertilizer rec ommendations for use in Goose Lake Valley. The committee se lected Orla Shullanberger to act as chairman for the coming year. The objectives of the commit tee are twofold. One is to secure practical information relative to crop varieties and fertilizer uses for the Goose Lake Valley. It was felt that this information could be obtained through trial scedings and fertilizer applica tions. Tiie second is to compile the information obtained into a report form to be made available to the farmers and ranchers. The committee outlined i t s plans for this year which in clude setting up nitrogen strip trials on native meadow land this spring; compiling informa tion from a Gaines wheat and safflower trials already under GOLFING SOUTHPAW HHOUSTON (UPI I - Bob Char les of New Zealand became the first lefthander ever to win a ma jor golf tournament when he cap tured the 1963 $50,000 Houston Classic. P.M. way; setting out a moisture block irrigation trial on hay, grain, and potato land, and selecting trial sites for forage grass with trials to be started this fall. Television Repair SPECIAL! For Most Here Is What We Will Do Complete Repairs, Parts and Labor To Put Your TV in Like New Condition. Includes New Picture Tube If Needed One Year Service Warranty On Your Complete TV Set LDtws Left PHONE Discussed The group will meet again in September to compile all infor mation into a report to be made available to farmers and ranch ers in tlie Goose Lake Valley. Ph. TU 4-3188 Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. Open Friday Till 9 P.M. 9th and Pine 17 and 21 -In. Sets TU 4 ,13,