Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 20, 1963, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text:-J .. . 0 I d s n n J U V p 1 n b h si h O lo 4 Mt. Sfiasfa Youth Gets Highest Scouting Award Hing MOUNT SHASTA-William Bar nett. junior assistant scoutmaster, was certified to the rank of Eagle Scout at an Eagle Court of Honori in the Mount Shasta Community , Methodist Church on June 12. The award was made by the National r Council, Boy Scouts of America, and presented by William Heflin, Bill's first scout master. 1 1 Other boys of Troop 97, Siskiyou f, Silver Tip District, Crater Lake ... Council, receiving honors at tne '.' court werp Dennis Engdahl. four year pin; Jim Weaver, three-year , , pin, and Gerald Brewster, one- year pin. Doug Gray and Jim Weaver, den chiefs, received cards f,.r thpir work with the cub Back. Barnett and Weaver also received two-year and one-year perfect tAnHanri oins resDectivel Charles Green and Chester Chase were presented gifts for sell ti.tolc tn cmut nrtivitiM. a n Rnrnoii rorpived three mer ' badges for safety, nature, and nnh Hp hpfllth. . Dennis Engdahl, senior patrol ; leader, receives tne alar Awara J A first class award was given couts Hold Park Outing Boy Scouts of Troop 4, Klamath Falls, held their summer meeting this month with a potluck picnic and court of honor at jason iim ball Park. Scouts receiving awards were: .Inn Aschenbach. Star Award; Mike Bort, Sidney Scott, Mike . Hill, Terry DuBois and Howard Lord, Second Class Badge, and ,, Mike Allison. Tenderfoot Badge. Merit badges went to Jon As rhenbach, Citizenship In Nation. Pets and Home Repairs; Randy Iinmm, Citizenship in Nation; Mike Lewis, Camping; Mike Hill, Citizenship in Nation; Terry Ron ningen, Horsemanship and Charles Coker, Cooking. After the potluck, the scouts went on a nature trip with Rob ert Boyctte a guest from San Ber- , nardino, Calif. Doug Cray, and five second class! awards went to Donald Bell, Ger ald Brewster, David Dawson, Mark Barnum, and Wayne Cook. The meeting was conducted by Richard Millington, treasurer, with Paul Dawson, scout master, pre senting many of the awards. Also present was Ralph Smutz. for mer scout master. Mount Shasta, Dunsmuir Decline To Accept Airport Offer MOUNT SHASTA Mayor Gino Marconi told Mount Shasta City Council members that his com mittee, at a meeting with the Dunsmuir City Council, had de cided neither city wanted Mott Airport under the present tax situ ation. Siskiyou County is ready to deed the airport to the cities joint ly. Marconi went on to say thai $68 had been the income from the airport last year, with a $2501) gas tax refund, but it is not guar anteed and could be as low as $1900. Councilman Dave McDan iel was appointed to research laws as to the possibility of keeping the airport off the tax roll. Tax rates will be set in July and a report given before that time. In other business, the council was advised that $1,608.74 was needed to add to the $350 already lasted in court to defray expenses of court costs in the recent Pal mer Road water-sewer line court battle. Ross Biglcr, attorney for the Palmer Road people, submit ted a staement for $1,044.70. and L. N. Lorenzen. city attorney, turned his in for $914.04. Money was obtained from appropriations not already used and ordered paid. Resolutions withdrawing Hercu les, Henncssy, and N'eedcls an nexes from Mount Shasta fire dis trict were adopted, and a report on group insurance bids for city employes was tabled (or further study. Two resolutions which ap pointed Eugene Lensing as pound master at a $360 monthly salary and Joseph Herzog as radio dis patcher at $200 a month, were ap proved. A petition by Richard Modoio requesting Vista Blanca annexa tion was read, and a protest hear ing was set for July 26 at 8 p.m. in the Mount Shasta city hall. The first reading of an ordinance regarding 15-minule parking in the post oiiice vicinity on the west side of Chestnut Street was also beard. At least four hydrants at $300 each will be needed for the Rock- fellow annex water line, accord ing to Charles Echols, supervisor of public works, to give the resi dents adequate fire protection and reduce their insurance rates. He alsn stated that all South Mount Shasta home owners, so desiring, should be connected to the new sewer line by next week. The 'council was advised bv Mayor Marconi that the city of Mount Shasta had been ordered by the court to refund $359 to tw St. Germaine Foundation for taxes collected on what the foundation claimed in a winning court action was levied on tax exempt proper ty. . A 1956 cilv owned Chevrolet kbu lion wagon was ordered put up lor Dia as iouni anasia will re ceive a new patrol car June 25. PAGE 8-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, June 20, 19(13 Jacoby On Bridge NORTH 21 4KJS-5 V83 AB AQJ4S WEST EAST A4 m7 K97 VAQJ10SS Q107S3 JO 41098 SJ SOUTH (D) AQ1033 KM K87 North and South vulnerable South Wee North Cut 14k Pan I 3 4V 4 Paul Pus 8 Pan 8 e PtM Put Pasa Opening IcaA Sound Bids Usually Yin By OSWALD JACOBY Nrwspaprr Enternrlae Assn. As North put down his hand as dummy he remarked, "Well. partner, you sure trapped me beautifully. You couldn't act over East's five heart bid and then when I chose to bid five spades you went right to six." South did not reply. He was waiting for East'a lead on the second trick. When East contin ued hearts. South ruffed, drew trumps and claimed his slam He slill did not bother to an swer North. Success bad answered for him. In most instances a hid that traps your partner should be avoided, but there are excep tions and Smith's pass over five hearts and bid of six spades were , both logical. , South had used that rare bid, Die forcing pass. He had decided that if he bid five spades his partner would probably be unable to go to six because he. South. was looking at a singleton heart and North might well hold a cou ple of cards in that suit. South also decided that if North doubled five liearts It would show lieart strength. In that case South might not even make five spades and it would be better to play at five hearts doubled. However, North did bid five sp.idos. South was sure that all North's high cards would he work ing spades and South bid the slam with every expectation of success. Q The bidding has been: South Writ North Put 1 Pass 1 pjj S N.T. Pasa S p,M J A Pass 1 N.T. Pasa You, South, hold; aAQII VKit AQI AAI3 What do you do? A Paaa. Ton hare shown II or 1 points by roar Jump to two no-trump. 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