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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1963)
TliurB, Dm. S. 1963 Page RA Herald 4 N'i' Klamath Falls This week a SAFEWAY" Thurs., Dee. 5, 13 Page 9A Herald & Newi Klamath Falls Jacoby On Bridge oniinunuij. XI'')Wm- H mmmmmmim kmimI HI Ml UtU mmtmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmn , (Calendar FRIDAY YMCA FAMILY NIGHT, 6:30 p.m., potliick, family recre ation, travel film strip, YMCA. ALOIIA SOCIAL CLUB, 12:30 p.m., meeting, potluck, 29 cent gift exchange, Masonic Temple. SHASTA VffiW GRANGE, I p.m., slate officers election. Grange Hall. RUMMAGE SALE. Eagles Auxiliary, 9 a m. to 5 p.m., old Reliable Cleaners bldg., (Main St. LOOM, 6 to 7:30 pm, fish fry with meat. Moose Home. MERRY MIXERS, 8 p.m., square dance, guest caller, Dick Houlton, Merry Mixer Hall. Bring pies. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR. Klam ath Falls Garden Club, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., old 88 cent store. Novelties, foods, plants for sale. DAV AND AUXILIARY, 8 p.m., meeting, American Le gion Hall. SATURDAY RUMMAGE SALE, OTI Die sel Class, 8 a.m. to G p.m., 116 S. 11 till St. NAACP, 7 p.m., meeting, Comity Library. MT. LAKI COMMUNITY CLUB, 8 p.m., meeting, Henley Farm Bureau Hall. RUMMAGE SALE, Eagles Auxiliary, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., old Reliable Cleaners bldg., 'Main SI. LOOM, 6 to 7:30 ji.m., steak feed. Moose Home. Dance to follow. CHRLSTMAS BAZAAR, FOOD SALE, Pelican Pipers Women's Chorus, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Low Cost Market. ' MIDLAND JUVENILE GRANGE, 1 p.m., Installation of officers, 2 p.m., business meeting, grange hall, ' NATURE SOCIETY, 9 a.m., field Crip to Lower Klamalll Tulclako Refuge. Meet, Warner Kimball's 4678 Crosby Ave. Pub lic invited. Gerber's Strained All varieties in cluding meats, vegetables and fruits. Small Can l N R n x4 Asstd. C BEZEL? CttA ooiioes Busy Baker. 4 varieties. 1 ! 2 lb. bag &9C Toilet n. Lor T issue e A A Waldorf, assorted Three 4-roll packs (or) Rolls $ 1 Eggs Cream O' The Crop. Always fresh. Dozen Scouts Plan 'Conclave' The first annual "conclave" of the Modoc Area Council of tho Boy Scouts, bringing together representatives of sponsoring or. gaoiizations and council officers, will be hold Friday evening in the Oregon Technical Institute cafeteria. The meeting, beginning at 7:30 p.m., is designed to develop un derstanding and cooperation be tween lilic churches and other groups that sponsor Boy Scout troops and Cub Scout packs and the officers of llie council. It is planned that tho "eon clave" will become an annual event, About 73 poisons are ex pected at Friday evening's ses sion. Jim SlilwcU, president of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce, will deliver the keynote address. The organizational representa tives will receive information on the local, stale ami national Boy Scout programs and ideas for now programs will be pre sented. Also, the meeting is de signed to generate Interest in the formation of new Boy Scout troops. Oh Boy Pizza with cheem. 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USDA Choice beef only! lb. X Fovorite oronge flavored breakfost drink lA. Tang - 79e French Fries " 56f I00 Grsvy Trsin -,.,r-" Mok" io. 145 Colgote Toothpaste r' 2I69C Life . ' Christmas Record I49 Life Christmas Book I49 Get your GIFT ORDER Now! SNOW STAR y IV Cm3 9rl!3 HI If! fl WCNl Prices effective Thuriday, December 5, l I C 4 till V,t S( iW'WX thru Sunday, December 8 ot Safewoy in IIl. 3 gjjvi fatlW '"''S Klamath Falls. Limit nghti reserved. Vanilla - Chocolate - Strawberry - Neapolitan , Jfc Reg. 75c r sA AV$ Save 16c I ( M A kj 4 Save ,6c L tdS . Vi Gab jf : Mf Lolani. Bit of KB jTO Q JIi J j r y weather favorite. 0C1 40-or. 05l 32-or. 4rS1 uu tr. roil w 43c NORTH 4k 104 VKJ783 K1095 75 WEST 49862 8 A74 QJ1032 EAST A A7 VQ102 Q8632 A94 The "Thoughtful" Christmas Gift ... a Gift Certificate from Safeway! Safeway gift orders come in denominations of $5.00, $7.50, $10,00, and $25.00. pi ioeopple Juice Scofkin's. Extra soft. 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Pass 2 Pass 3 V Pass 4 V Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Q Bridge Whodunit By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Had Sherlock Holmes devot ed his talents to bridge he would have had a lot of fun finding the criminal on this hand after various misadven tures in bidding and play. East took his ace of clubs and returned the suit. South won with he king and prompt ly led his jack of diamonds. . He wanted to steal that dia mond trick before going after trumps, because he felt that it would be much more difficult to perform this robbery later on. Sure enough! West played the seven spot and dummy's king held the trick. There was no way for South to avoid the loss of a trump trick and a spade, but the game had been stolen. Who was the criminal? South had stolen the game, but that isn't really a crime in bridge. Holmes would not have given him a second thought. The crime is to let your opponent steal it from you. Was West the criminal? He certainly could have gone up with his ace of diamonds and set the hand and West probably should have been suspicious of that immediate lead of the jack of diamonds. Holmes would mark him down as an arrpa. sory, but the real criminal was East. East had taken a club trick and was looking at tricks in spades and hearts. One more trick would set the contract and the best place to get It would be in diamonds. East should have led a diamond at trick two and protected his partner. Elementary, Dr. Watson. East was the game's Moriarity. Q The bidding has been: North East South West 1 Pass 1 4 1 V Pass 1 A 1 N.T. Pass ? You, South, hold: 4.AJ4 3 VA65 KQ74 48 2 What do you do now! A Raise yoor partner to three no-trnmp. lie has shown a mdnimnm type .opening, but your 14 points should be enough (or game. Then la no slam. TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding one no trump over your one spade your partner has Jumped to three clubs. What should you do now? Answer Tomorrow Pass Pass ... with the purchase of Extra fancy all-purpose apple Pot US No. 1 Russets 10 fc 49 THIS COUPON 50 FTRA gold bond;) STAMPS 1-QT. BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE Safeway Stores, Incorporated. Limit one coupon per family. Void after December 7th. E3 CM 3 E3f 5: Head Lettuce Crisp ond firm. Your Best So lad! Cabbage Mixed Nuts clicious cooked, perfect for slaw. head 10 2 -89 J55 Almonds, Brazils, Chestnuts, Pecans, Filberts, Walnuts, Peanuts Anjou Pears 'svszsr'm THIS COUPON 50 EXTRA gold bond;) STAMPS a i i x ki wnn ino purcnuse ot eh 6 Pkgs. Jell-well or Jell-o s Safeway Stores, Incorporated. . nmn one coupon per family. te$j Void after December 7th. pa Gelatin Desserts Dunes Bill Snagged By Morse WASHINGTON (UPD-Action on a Senate bill to create an Oregon Dunes National Seashore was stalled today as a result of objections by Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore. Morse served notice Tuesday night that he opposes the mea sure to create a 30.000-acre park on the coast of Oregon. Tlie Oregon Democrat said the Senate "should think a long time" before approving a bill not backed unanimously by tlie Oregon congressional delega tion. Morse said he objected chiefly tn provisions in tlie bill to al low the condemnation of private land. "We can bave a park m the dunes area of Oregon without taking a square foot of private property," he declared. Morse added that an adequate park could be put togetlver from pub lic property. "In fact," he said, "it is more tlian the public would ever use." Morse siftmitted amendments to the bill which would remove the interior secretary's power to condemn property without the consent of the owner. On The Record OlVOftCI ACTIONS FILIO VALENTINE Rototrt O. vi. Jnlc Mirlt. COURT ACTIONS HI ID Pacific Supply Cooperative C0f portion vs. Earl Miliar. David H. Chrdtenstn vi. Paul Mc Atac. Cant It. Beam vs. Rootrt M Brotharlon. Carttr-Jonti Collection larvlcti foe., vs. Milton U Andtrson and EVlMr Andtrson Mt wift,
