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On Sunday, call 739-7040. A are 3 9 Model aircraft enthusiasts prepare a plane for flight Sunday at Westover AFB at competition and display sponsored by Hampshire County Radio Controllers club (HCRC). From left: John Papageorge of Hadley, HRCR president: Andrew Prushaw of Florence, president of Air Force Association; Bob Granville of Somers, judge and organizer of the affair; and l'aul DiNoto of Methuen, a competitor. Model Aircraft Competition Draws 4000 to Westover WESTOVER AFP--The angry buzz and aerial acrobatics of model aircraft held the attention of more than 4000 persons at the north end of the base! Sunday as the Hampshire CounRadio Controllers (HCRH) staged a show and competition. Record Book Intact Club members had expected that several world records would fall during the power speed trials.
but. the record book remained intact as each of the three contenders suffered nical problems. Maynard Hill. of the District Columbia Radio Controllers Club (DCRC). suffered a fouled radio, and his plane crashed.
Francis Mitchell. of the Connecticut Radio Controllers Club (NCRCC) went out of the running when his plane developed stability problems. ty of 3 ON BRIDGE every sort of cue bid imaginablc. In fact. some of our most NORTH (D) 12 64 A A A A A A A Q7 AK53 1076 WEST EAST A QJ 9 K10753 1082 2 95 Q1072 J864 A 5 43 SOUTH 82 AK643 9 North -South vulnerable H'est North East South Pass 1 Pass N.T.
Pass 3 Pass 3 A Pass 3 N. T. Pass 4 6 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-4 By Oswald James Jacoby Oswald: "In the good old days cue bid was a cue bid. It, showed first control and invited a slam. Today we have modern experts use a cue bid as a way to keep out of trouble with a bad hand." Jim: "It is confusing.
but if you bear in mind one that round a cue force bid always a you can make it work to advantage provided you and your partner know what you are Oswald: "North has 14 high card points and a hand. South has 12 high card points and two five card suits. When this hand was played in A Jackson, tournament several years back. Bernard Tighe of Jackson and John Toledang of New Orleans were one of the few pairs to reach the cinch six club con-' tract. The key hid was John's three spade cue bid." Jim: 'Bernard knew that John could not have a spade suit.
If he had hej would have bid a spade over the heart response. He could not be sure if John was just showing a double spade or the spade ace so he merely rebid to three no-trump." Oswald: "When John continued to four clubs Bernard! knew exactly what was in John's mind. John had limited his hand by the one no- trump rebid. His later bids of three spades and four clubs had shown the ace of spades and a band that was very good clubs. That was enough for Bernard.
He bid the club The third contender, Bob Barkowski of the HCRC, retired from the competition with malfunctioning engine. Hill approached the world record in the glider altitude but the duration of his glider's flight was too brief. Hill may have surpassed the world record in the glider speed contest, attaining. according to HCRC President John Papageorge. "a probable average" of 57 miles per hour.
while the world, record "'is fraction under performance must he authenticated before it can be considered for the record book, Papageorge! said. In the most crowd-pleasing Northjevent of the day, the pylon race, Paul DiNoto. of Methuen, emerged the victor. Jack Secondo, of Longmeadow, was sec Jim: "Strangely enough the! club slam was safer than three no trump. All Bernard had to do was to ruff one heart.
Four no trump would make as the cards lie but if East had held the ace of clubs as well as his ifiv espades. a spade lead would have beaten three no Card Sense -The bidding has been: West North East South 1 Clb. Pass 2 Spds. Pass 2N.T. Pass 3 Cibs.
Pass 4 Clbs. Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5 Hrts. Pass You, South, hold: Spades, A- Q-10-5-4; Hearts, K-6-2; (monds, Clubs. A-Q-8-7.
What do you do now? A -Bid six clubs. Remember your partner's earlier bid of two no trump. Today's Question Instead of bidding two no-; trump, your partner has bid three clubs over your spades. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Revivaltime Choir At Bethany Church Rev. Cyril McLellan will direct the radio choir at al special service at Bethany Assembly of God Church, Springfield and Armory Wednesday at 7.30 p.
it was announced Sunday. McLellan has served As of the 40-voice choir since 1952. Its weekly services are broadcast over more than 500 radio stations. Mr. McLellan is doing gradwork at the University of Missouri, Kansas City, Mo, Spakebirds, which swim underwater and spear fish with their sharp beaks, have been! known play catch with each other with twigs.
DiNoto competes for the Lawrence Air-istocrats, Secondo for the NCRCC. Granville Active Active in running the show was Rob Granville, of Somers, Conn. Granville is of the same family as "the Granville Brothers," famed in this area in the 1930's so for their building of speedy airplanes. All clubs represented Sunday members of the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA), model aircraft racing's national orA ganization. The AMA, in turn, is sanctioned by the Federation Acronautique Internationale (FAD).
Instrumental in arranging Sunday's competition at the base were two W'estover officers, Maj. John Fahr; of 346th Bomb Squadron, and Maj. W. A. Hensen, of the Public InformaItion Office.
Horse Sense BI DR GEORGE W. RAVE Score one point for correct solution of each of the first five problems. The last problem counts five points. Score yourself as poor; 3-6 average: 7-8. Superior; 9-10, very superior.
1. Which one of these is inappropriate in this general grouping? Tricycle Megacycle Motorcycle Bicycle 2. Which one of the following suggests the number Diagnosis Opinion Estimate Verdict 3. Which one of these is not employed for an athletic contest? Keferce pire Judge Moderator 4. The verb "farrow." indicates giving birth to creatures that go Mon Oink Ba-4 Bow wou 5.
A small branch of which tree usually makes the best whistle? Willow Elm Maple Fir 6. Famous pollster Elmo Roper surveyed adult AmeriIcans recently as to the things in which they were greatly interested. Analyze the five the left and then try to match them with the corresponding percentages of Americans who mentioned them. You are entitled to onc point for each correct matchTing. Science (v) 49 per cont (b) Roligion (w) 47 per cent (c) Art (x) 20 per cent (d) Sports (y) 19 per cent (e) Literature 13 per cent (Answers 011 Page.
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