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4D Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Feb. 5, 1950 They Never Had II So Good! Bambi Becomes Regular1 Member of Family Grange to Hold Power Conclave SACRAMENTO, Feb. 4 (UP) Emmipnir (GDness i Ilk a Representatives of Grange and By Associated Press R7-4p3-P7-4k3- her front hooves daintily on the table, she is so anxious to get at other farm groups took up problems confronting the development of California water and power i RENO, Nev. Bambi eats at the table, just like the rest of the her favorite food home canned 5sssI real if V-Pll if I fsS lis pears that she slurps now and Chester Davis family. They found then.

So they tie a napkin around 13" Xgi II 1 Vi in i i a tinw -f awm nor, Veterans from Pennsylvania, now living in Sonoma county, never had it so good. Applications for Pennsylvania's World War II bonus can now be obtained from the veterans' service officer, Sonoma county courthouse. The bonus is for veterans who totaled more than 60 days of active military or navy service be her neck. at a meeting here today, George Sehlmeyer, state Grane master, announced. alyzed on the highway where i car had hit her.

4p3-2rP4-8-3K4. (44) White to play and win. 1. P-Q4ch K-K3 Cannot take the pawn, as then R-Q8ch and P-R7 wins. 2.

P-Q5ch K-K4 3. P-R7 R-B2 4. P-Q6! R-Q2 5. R-K8! RxRP 6. RxPch RxR 7.

PxR Wins. If 3. R-QR6: 4. P-Q6. K-K3; B.

PxP. KxP; 6.R-KR8 wins! If meals are late, Bambi raids Edited by GEORGE KOLTANOYVSKI International Chess Master Reminder This coming Friday, Feb. 10, at 8 p. simultaneous exhibition by George Koltanowski in the banquet room of the Santa Rosa Hotel. Sponsored by the Santa Rosa Chess Club.

Board fee for non-members is $1. Bring board and men if you wish to play. No Charge for spectators. rm the refrigerator, looking for pears With considerable doctoring, Bambi has recovered and now is Unless the door is tightly closed, 1 i i i i tween Dec. 7, 1947, and Sept.

2, 1945. and who gave Pennsylvania H. G. M. Weenink was born in wot her sharp nose can get it open and her forequarters disappear in the 'box as she hunts her favorite fruit Davis says he plans to turn Bambi loose in the forest pretty soon.

She's getting to be a big girl as their legal residence when they Joan Shaw, author of the weekly column "Your Pet and Mine" regularly found on this page, has been ill and was unable to contribute her interesting article this week. She'll be back next Sunday. Amsterdam in 1892. He was Hoi enlisted or were drafted. 4 msk land's pride both as a master of the game ana as a proDiem com mm.

i They will receive 10 for every month of active service in the United States and $15 for every month abroad. Deadline for fil poser, in tne aosence ui jjr, Ending E. Holm, now, and is well. Besides, the Ystad By like any growing youngster al Euwe, Weenink was prominent during the international team Davises are about out of canned pears. 238 Foothill Oakland HI-46622 ing is July 1.

ways hungry. Although she puts tournament. His outstanding tournament success was in the sextansrular tournament in Am sterdam in 1930 when he out ranked Dr. Euwe and Rudolph Soielmann. Weenink's chief con EI IF IFI A tribution to problem literature EMPIRE AVIATION Ground Students at J.C.

Will Soon Be Airborne was "The Chess Problem," which first appeared in 1921 in Dutch and in 1926 in English as one of Alain C. White's annual series. BAMBI Raiding the Icebox Easy Vision His achievements as a composer and critic were his greatest con tributions to the field of chess list of allied air subjects gets un He died in Amsterdam in 1932 derway at the CAP building at the county airport Thursday. The following game was award ed a brilliancy prize in the Lon Weather reports within a 200 By UNCLE MIKE Aviation ground school students at Santa Rosa Junior College will soon be airborne thanks to the popular low-cost flying club plan of operation, and a helping hand from the college. Clippings Date Back To 1870' don 1927 tournament and is prob mile radius of Ukiah, now by high ably Weeninks best-known game White: Weenink Black: H.

Kmoch Irregular Opening "Made in the West-For the West" Sonoma County's newest flying frequency for airline carriers, will soon be offered on low frequency for radio equipped private aircraft. So reported John Renfroe and Norman Kinke of the CAA weather and communications station, who were visitors at the 1. P-K4 P-K4i 3.N-B3 P-KN3 2. N-KB3 N-QB3! club was formed among 30 mem Quite unusual. N-B3 is Better The clipping collection of Mr.

bers of the aviation science classes KN-K2 4. P-Q4 PxP 6. B-K3 5. NxP B-N2! 7. Q-Q2 P-KR3 Bert King of Santa Rosa, which forms part of his library on books of ancient, medieval and modern county field last week.

the college recently with Paul Smith, president, and Gene Portugal, head of the aviation department faculty advisor. The helping hand? They explained complete of the plan, expected to be history, dates back to the first half of the 19th century, before put into operation by April 1. It California was a state. This to stop B-R6. 8.

0-O-O P-Q3i 12. BxB KxB 9. B-K2 B-Q2! 13. P-B4 B-B3 10. P-KR3 NxNj 14.

P-KN4 N-Nl 11. BxN O-Ol 15. P-KR4 The pawn advance looks overbear- 15. Q-K2H6. P-N5 P-B4 BxP is not possible through 17.

Q-Q4ch. 17. Q-Q4ch PxKP White now finishes the game in real problem-like fashion. will be a big help to CAP air There is a clipping on the Pa search and rescue missions among Truck delivery from Los Angeles factory to us insures safe careful handling. There is nothing to be jolted in freight cars in the long cross country hauls.

WE DO OUR OWN INSTALLATION! The "SAARE GUARANTEE" goes with every set Installation prices as low as $65.00 Immediate Delivery and Installation yuy where television is a business not a sideline" other users of weather informa cific coast states and territories census of 1870-1880, a listing of the members of the 47th Con tion which includes all private flyers. The service is maintained gress, and a table of rainfall at by CAA in conjunction with the 19. PxPch B-R5ch KxP 20. P-B5ch RxP! Sacramento, San Francisco, and Stockton for the period of 1840- Forced. If K-R2.

P-N6 mates. U. S. Weather Bureau. A five-man crew is on duty at the Ukiah station.

22. QR-Nlch K-B5I23. N-K2 Mate 1860. Chief feature of the collection are the clippings from papers all Learn Through Mistakes Early Bishop Development: Played in 1947 THE FLYING WOODS Mr. over the United States at the time of President Garfield's assassina White: Bondarewski Black: Oyanisjan and Mrs.

Talmadge (Babe) Wood are in the air just about all of their spare time these days. 1.P-Q4. P-Q4: 2. P-QB4, P-QB3: 3. tion.

For Santa Rosans, the account They returned recently in Mr. N-KB3. N-B3; 4. N-B3, 5. N-K5.

B-B4: 6. PxP. PxP: 7.P-KR!, NxP; 8. NxN. PxN; 9.

Q-N3, B-K3; 10. NP. N-Q2; 11.N-B6. Q-Bl; 12. of Thomas Lake Harris and his grouo at Fountain Grove is of Wood's Cessna 170 from Wicken-burg, where Mrs.

Wood flew by airliner during the holiday B-QR6. Black resigns. special interest. Openings Mistake: Corresoondence game. 1947.

It's in the form of an aircraft a navy surplus Stinson L-5 two-passenger plane purchased by the college through the state educational agency for surplus property for education. Flown to the county airport by John Fouts, of the Santa Rosa School of Aviation, from San Diego last week, the ship is undergoing a complete check at Charley Cassina's North Bay Aircraft Service. After licensing, expected by the first of the week, the craft will be repainted the college colors, blue and red. Says Floyd Bailey, J.C. president: "The club members are buying the ship from the college and will operate it and the club as a private enterprise.

We hope to work out some plan whereby the Air Scouts can also make use of the craft and there may be another purchased in the near future." Plans are in the making for the first air activity of the new organization. It will probably be in the very near future, for Charley Cassina has put his shop force to work on the ship on a rush schedule to get in readiness as soon as possible. ONCE YOU'RE bitten by the aviation bug there's no telling where it may lead! ST. HELENA, Feb. 4 Mr.

and 8umfl AIPIPILIAKKSE White: Steffens Black: Huthmacher Then last weekend they took Mrs. Fred J. Schmidt have bought 1.P-K4. N-KB3; 27P-QB4. P-K3; 3.

N-KB3. P-QN3; 4. P-KN3. B-N2; 5. the Valley Hotel, 1308 Main street, St.

Helena. off as part of a three-plane party for a hop to Monterey, Bakers-field and Sacramento. B-N2, B-N5ch; 6. B-Q2. Q-K2; 7.

O-O, "Since 1922 We've Been Serving You" (7. BxB is necessary, wow Mrs. Schmidt, the former Mrs. follows a fine finish). 8.

P-Q4; Phone 1206 Others in the party were At 412 Mendocino Avenue Dollie J. Short, operated the Cali (If 8. NxB: 9. BxR, NxK; iu. im- KB3!) 9.

NxN. Black resigns. (If now fornia Hotel in Santa Rosa for 9. PxN; 10. Q-R4ch, N-B3; 11.

BxKP three years. wins). torney George Dilley, Santa Rosa, in a Cessna 140 owned by Santa Rosa School of Aviation and Stan Kochenderfer and Louis Dorsett in another school craft a Cessna Opening's Trap: P-04. P-04: 2. P-OB4.

P-K3: 3. N- OB3. P-OB3: 4. N-B3. N-B3: 5.

B-N5. 120. PxP; 6.P-K4. f-ywi. (.

ft R-R4. P-KN4: 9. PxN. PxB; 10. N- Guy W.

Grosse, instructor for K5. QxBP; 11. B-K2. N-Q2: 12. NxQBP.

B-QN2: 13.B-B3. P-QR3; 14. Q-K2. Q-KB5? 15. -WJ; lO.

iN-oicn, the school, flew John Latta Santa Rosa businessman, to Willits during the week. QxNi 17. PxQ; 18.B-R5mate In other school activities Ray Hartwell, Mendocino, signed on as a new student; John Fouts flew Take for example Tommy Tuck with Art janssen, aebastopoi, on IT DID HAPPEN! er, a World War II AAF cadet Chevrolet alone in the low-price field gives who completed his flying course a dual cross country hop to San Diego, and Cliff Skoog soloed Marie Wenner, Ninety-Niners' treasurer, in the Cessna. She had been to be licensed during postwar civi highest dollar value lian life. An enthusiastic fun flyer, he purchased a Cub Cruiser you flying the Cub and wanted a checkout on another type ship Charles Roof, Ukiah and Robert Sichel completed the multi-engine from Bob See at Santa Rosa Airpark and interested his wife, Jean, and his pal, Bill Duckett, in flying.

Bob and Jean are taking lesions now. And the three have brought aviation into their partnership busi famous Fisher Body lower cost motoring course and Thoren Fravell, Ukiah, wound up a multi-engine refresher course during the week. ness enterprise, the Control Tower Cafe at 1899 Mendocino avenue. There, in an atmosphere of avi ation, patrons can get such menu items as "Spinburgers" and "Loop dogs" among others. Tommy has since sold his Cruis er but has in mind a Luscombe By P.

R. SANSON The other day the members of one of our households, being temporarily without the use of the family automobile, found that they were in immediate need of certain merchandise from a store which had no way of making deliveries. They accordingly solicited the services of a local taxicab which very obligingly purchased the desired items and promptly delivered them. The driver himself had personally gone to considerable extra trouble in performing this service and the head of the house neglected to compensate him for his efforts which were somewhat out of the line of ordinary duty. Realizing his oversight later, he called and told them to have the driver stop by at his earliest convenience and he would be properly compensated for the work he had done.

He did and was given his tip, and much to the surprise of the donor, PLUS the regular fare out to get it! Bilvaire as his next aircraft. MEANWHILE Bob See, instruc tor for Jean and Bill, is getting his licks in on a U. S. Marine Corps cruise at Alameda in his captain's uniform. "Hoping to check out on jets." says Tommv Nurses To Install New officers of the Sonoma County Nurses' Association will be named and installed at 7:30 p.

m. Wednesday at Chanate hall. Miss Myrtle Sacry, past president of the organization, will be installation officer at the annual meeting. Directors and committee chairmen of the association met last Saturday noon at the Topaz Crystal room to honor retiring president Edith Armfield. Miss Arm-field served a total of four years, or two terms, as president of the county group.

Attending the luncheon meeting were: "CJrace Cochran, Jean Cavert, Margaret Abrams, Dora Reid, Elizabeth Withers, Gladys Main, Gylla Mallory, Luella Davis, Anita Irwin, Margie Brown, and Evelyn Armfield of Denver, sister Big doings are in the offing for uroup CAP boys and girls and their friends. It will be next Saturday at Healdsburg when the Healdsburg Squadron of the civil lan component of military flying plays host at a Valentine's Day aance at the Healdsburg Coun try Club. Meanwhile the official training program which includes a long of the guest of honor. Lt. Whetton Now At Fort Lewis Word was received from Fort Lewis, last week that First Lt.

William Whetton of Santa Rosa has been assigned to Ideal for Rainy Weather and Summertime, tool NEWTON, Mass. (UP) Amber, a cat owned by little Patricia HumDhrev. is frienrilv with mirp FIRST bites people and hates catnip. Lux 4-Doof SdaB Cost! ffk- and Finest at Lowest 60th Ordnance Group at Fort Lewis. Lt.

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