Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 18, 1963, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Thursday, Jul; 18, 1963 PACE J-B Welfare Agency Attacks Eligibility SALEM UPl-A concentrated program to get people off the wel fare rolls is being planned for the coming two years, Public Welfare Administrator Andrew F. Juras said. Welfare programs in Oregon during the 1963-63 biennium will cost $106.8 million. Of this total, $41.9 million will come from the state's general fund, $13.4 million will be paid by counties, and the federal government will make up the balance. "Better services to help people toward self-support, and a closer watch on eligibility will be among top objectives for the coming bi ennium," Juras said. The legislature provided funds so the agency could hire an addi tional 124 case workers. Juras be lieves this can result in Ion; range savings as more recipients arc guided into self - supportin activities. The agency hopes to implement its case classification program tlatewidc by 1963. Under "case Classification," recipients who will respond to intensive assistance are separated from those who cannot benefit from such atten tion. As many as 200 of the non-responsive cases will be assigned a 6ingle case worker, but only about 35 cases are assigned work ers who deal with those who seem Jacoby On Bridge NORTH (D) II A 108 V AK84 32 A7 K83 WEST EAST A A A6S43 VQ1065 J K1083 4J92 QJ102 97654 SOUTH AKQJ972 97 Q654 A . No one venerable North East South West 1 A Pass 3 A Pass 4 N.T. Pass 6 A Pass 1 V 3 V 4 A 5 V Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead A A Safe Play Often Best By OSWALD JACOBY '.' Newspaper Enterprise Assn. It is remarkable how often an expert will find a safety play to make a contract that other play ers would lose. North bid too much and the final contract was nothing to brag about, but Eddie Rosen of Chicago, who played the hand, manged to bring it home. He could not have made it against a heart lead, but West opened the ace of trumps and shifted to Ihe queen of clubs and from then on Eddie was in com plete control of everything. He took his ace of clubs, led a heart to dummy's king, discard ed his last heart on dummy's king of clubs, ruffed a low heart, entered dummy with the ten of trumps, ruffed another low heart, cashed his last two trumps in or der to draw the rest of East's trumps and also to get rid of dummy's last low club and seven of diamonds. ' Then he led a diamond to the ace and announced, "The board Us good." . The whole play is worthy of study. Most players would have simply drawn trumps and played for a 3-2 heart break, but Eddie guarded against the 4-1 split. i'or 64 pa;cs of casy-to-under-stand bridge tips, order your copy of. "Win at Bridge With Oswald Tf(.nhv " Just send vour name. address, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, c-o this newspaper. P.O. Box 489, Dept. A Radio City Station. New York 19, N Y. 18 Mnv.i .1 WTIpajrTrl q The bidding has been: South Wwt North East It Pass 2 Pass 4 Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5 - Pass 5 N.T. Pass You, South, hold: A A K Q J 8 7 6 3 KSS AS J What do vou do now? A Bid six hurts to show two kinir. Your partner can assume that rou have solid spades so It Is up to him to hid seven it he thinks you can make It. TODAY'S Ql ESTIOK "instead of bidd in it five no trump after four five diamonds, your partner has jumped to six no-trump. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow to , be likely rehabilitation pros pects. A pilot urogram in Multnomah and Jackson counties indicated the system paid off. Plans are bein" made for a training program to enable able bodied but unskilled welfare re cipients to prepare for employment. This program was authorized by the 1963 legislature, Juras said. Also planned Is a demonsti ation project aimed at quicker rehabili tation of disabled persons through teamwork between welfare and vocational rehabilitation. Improvements in eligibility de termination also are planned. "If only those who are eligible re ceive aid, we can do a better job with them, Juras commented, EFFIGY TOKYO iL'Pl' At anelectrical company in Japan, aggressive em ployes are invited to blow off steam against their boss. They go to a place called tlx; Human Control Room where a stuffed effigy of the boss hangs for punching or stabbing with a bamboo pole. STAR GAZER flrU-AI K. HJI-LAN' tf S-1S-26-371 51-Ml-9d MAY 51 C55-4M8-73 76-77-84-851 MAY J2 pfj JUNE 22 aC 53-78-83-871 CANCEI JUNE 23 JULY 23 rvl.14-25-34 J 48-59-70 uo J JULY 24 L, AOS. 23 ;OilO-22-3Wi1 '34-074 VIRGO fmA AUG. 24 AiM SEPT. 22 Q 7-19-30-41 52-64-73 Yoiir DoWy Activity Cu'tdt According to tho Start. To develop message for Friday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Your 2Donr 3T0k 5 It 6 Outlook 7 Should 8 Your 9 Peace 10 Travel 11 Begin 12 Sun-lion 13 Personality i two king 15 It i 16 A 170 18 Argut 19 Be 20 And 21 Is 22 Congeniol 23 Indicates 2 Chormi 25 Some 26 Action 27 Breathing 28 Insurance 29 Or 30 An (gjGood 31 Profit's 61 Refresh 32 Excellent 62 Repairs 33 Friends 63 O.i 34 Lovt 64 Money 35 And 65 Looks 36 New 64 Peoplt 37 You 67 And 38 Spell 68 Children 39 Papers t9 People -10 Pour 70 Future 41 Outstanding 71 You 42 In 72 Furnishings 43 For 73 Day 44 Good 74 Likely 45 Palm 75 And 46 Enchants 76 Pen 47 It'll 77 Avoir 48 Plons 78 Pursuits 49 Automobile 79 Family 50 Hot 80 Your 51 Wont 81 Start 52 Prof. table 82 On 53 Mental 83Reereotion 54 News 84 Your 55 Elderly 85 Attention 56 Of 86 Happiness 57 Romonce 87 Hobbies 58 Other 88 Hand' 59 For 89 Fire 60 Better 90 Now Adverse (DncJuS SCOHIO OCT. 24 NOV. 22 1-13-24-35 M6-58-? OCT. 23 L 3-16-J7.38tfi 17-61-71 MA SAGITTAKIUS NOV. 23 DEC. 22 tS?il 2-18-J9-4od?1 150-63-82-89 CAMICOtN DEC JAN. 8-12-23-34 b7.67-79.86V: AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FEB. 19 1(5-56-8088 mcis FEB. 20VJ5 4-17-28-391 M9-62-72 A new federal directive will re quire continuing reviews of eligi bility ill all programs by next January. This order resulted from the nationwide check of Aid to De pendent Children cases completed in May. Also given major emphasis in welfare planning for the bien nium, Juras said, were improved health services including expand ed payments for medical care, support for recipients from re sponsible relatives, improved busi ness operations and work simplifi cation, administrative improve ments on the county level in both business and social service areas, and staff training. Rod, Gun Club Meets Tonight The regular monthly meeting of the Kingsley Field Rod and Gun Club -will be held tonight, Thurs day, in the base Service Club instead of the clubhouse as pre viously announced. The speaker is Fred Hunt ington, president of ROBS Reload ing Equipment Company, w h o will address the group and show two color films. One film depicts elK nunling in klano, and the oth er is of an African safari. Members are urged to brine their quarterly dues. "DENNIS THE MENACE" '0k, WiWMflNOOUTti HE'S A WATER SRANlELJ ROOM TO CO.ME WASHINGTON (UPH-By 1972 the U.S. Department of Agricul ture's Forest Service plans to build 28,000 new camp, picnic and other recreation sites in our Na tional Forests enough to take care of more than l'4 million peo ple at one time. Animals with backbones called vertebrates. Mother Dies In i San Francisco Mrs. Theodora Koliopoulos, mother of Mrs. George (Helen); Dianas and Mrs. Gus (Mary) Vlahos of Klamath Falls, died at 11 p.m. July 17 in St. Luke's Hospital in San Francisco. She had been ill with pneumonia fur three weeks. Mrs. Koliopoulos as in her early 80s. Funeral services will be an nounced. 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