Daily Inter Lake Tuesday, Hovember 22, 2016 A7 RECORDS DEATHS Lester Merle Paro 85 Lester Merle Paro will be held at a later 85, died Saturday, Nov. to date. 19: 2016, at Mountain Arrangements are View Care Center in under the direction Ronan. of Shrider Thompson Memorial services Funeral Home. Julia Colleen Larson, 81 W.
Julia Colleen Larson, planned at this time. 81, died Saturday. Nov. Arrangements are 19. 2016, at her residence under.
the direction in Ronan. of Shrider Thompson There are no services Funeral Home, OBITUARIES William 'Bill' J. Beirne 73 William "Bill" J. Beirne son of William J. Beirne and Winifred Westhoff Beirne died 1n Whitefish at age 73, following a long struggle with dementia.
A native Houstonian, Bill's discipline and. perseverance led him to early honors including achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. He was a proud graduate of St. Thomas High School, where he became a National Merit finalist, and of Rice University, where he completed a five- degree in chemical engineering. Upon graduation, Bill joined Humble Oil (later Exxon and ExxonMobil) where he had a 40-year career in both domestic and international upstream operations.
In the course of some dozen relocations to spots in and around the U.S. and the world, Bill 1 had several interesting, and sometimes nerve wracking experiences, including working with a grandson of the King of Thailand, being kidnapped in Yemen, and surviving an emergency landing after a catastrophic equipment failure in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Bill was a loyal and tireless leader who, with his strength, calm demeanor and willing. ness to listen, earned the respect of his employees and peers across the globe. Bill, a gentle man, was a lover of life.
He enjoyed traveling across the seven continents, was an avid reader, and appreciated history, art and fine wine: He was a loyal Houston fan matter the success. of any given season. But more than travel or sports, Bill loved and appreciated his family, his many culturally diverse friends, his several four-legged companions, and the time he shared with all of them. His kindness and his wonderful, sly wit will be missed by many. Bill is survived by his beloved wife of 27 years, Marina Bringhurst Beirne.
He is also survived by daughters, Kathleen Beirne Guckenberger and Dianne Beirne Rose; sons, Michael Patrick Beirne and Todd H. Wright; five grandchildren; sister, Judy Glueck; and brothers, Jim Beirne and John Beirne. A celebration of Bill's' life will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. on Dec. 1 at the Whitefish Lake Golf Club.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to Humane Society of Northwest. Montana; 100 Pet Way; U.S. Hwy? 93, Kalispell, MT.59901; or Evergreen Volunteer Fire Department, 2236 U.S. 2, Kalispell, MT 59901. Marina would like to thank Dr.
Elizabeth White, Dr. Kurt Lindsay, Dr. Courtney Austin and Pat Zinke and her wonderful staff at Hidden Meadow Memory Care. Texas, Missouri police officers shot in ambushes The Associated Press A manhunt for a suspect in the fatal shooting of a veteran Texas police detective ended Monday with an arrest in killting that was one of several weekend attacks against law enforcement in multiple states, authorities said. The San Antonio detect tive and an officer shot in Missouri were conducting routine tasks when they became the targets of violence.
The detective was writing traffic ticket when he was shot to death in his squad car Sunday morning out-, side police headquarters. "I think the uniform was the target and the first person that happened along was the first person that (the suspect) targeted," San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said Monday. McManus said Monday evening that 31-year-old 4 Otis Tyrone. McKane was arrested without incident in the Sunday night killing of Detective Benjamin Marconi He. was arrested around 4:30 p.m.
Monday after the car he was driving was stopped on Interstate 10. In Missouri. a St. Louis police sergeant was shot? twice in the face Sunday evening while he sat in traffic in a marked police vehicle. He was released from a hospital Monday.
The shootings what were the latest in law enforcement officials say is an alarming spike in ambush attacks. Sixty officers shot to death on the job this. year, compared to 41 in all of 2015, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund. Of the 60 killed, 20 were purposely targeted by their assailant compared to eight last year, the group said. Official: 6 dead in school bus crash in Tennessee CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
(AP) Six people were killed Monday when a Chattanooga school bus with 35 young children aboard crashed, turned on its side and wrapped around a tree, according to the district attorney, Hamilton County District Attorney Neal Pinkston told media outlets that five people died at the scene and one died at the hospital. Melydia Clewell, spokeswoman for the district attorney, con- Woman's struggle with alcohol goes public A woman reportedly stole a bottle of alcohol and left on foot on U.S. 2 West. The same woman, by now intoxicated and holding a large bottle of booze, allegedly refused to leave a location on Bing Court. She was reportedly breaking things and ripped some one's shirt, according to a Kalispell Department report.
Young boys were 5 allegedly lighting a fire, or fireworks, in a ballfield south of town: One of the boys was trying to jump a ferice and getting on a bicycle headed toward Airport Road, The boys also reportedly left behind a fire extinguisher near a bus at the field. A call came in later with someone reporting that a fire extinguisher had been sprayed all over the inside of buses that were allegedly broken into at the balifield and that there was profanity written on the inside of one bus. Someone told police that his or her card was switched with a woman's; at a U.S. 93 North bustness and he or she had no way of contacting the woman. The pair were later able to get in contact and work the situation out.
A trailer overturned on Fifth Avenue West and West Center Street. The trailer wound up on Columbia Falls City Court Judge Tina I. Gordon John Sheldon, 38, Kalispell, cell phone violation; $100. Hunter Fishel, 24, Columbia Falls, driving while suspended; $535 but $350 suspended 10 days suspended; careless driving, $135. Gina Schiff, 45, Whitefish, cell phone violation; $100.
Jamie Hartley, 39, Hungry Horse, driving while sus-3 pended, $535, all but $350 suspended, six months, all but 10 days suspended; no insurance, first offense; $535, all but $345 suspended, 10 days suspended. Kevin Bimel, 18, Hungry Horse, disorderly conduct; $185, 10 days suspended. David Keys, 30, Columbia Falls, no insurance, second offense, $385, 10 days; speeding, $140; driving while suspended, $535, all but $350 suspended, 10 days; open container, $100, Tomi Peterson, 36, bia Falls, cell phone viola tion; $100. Jeffrey Wells, 37, Boston negligent endangerment, $1,085, one year, all but days suspended, chemical dependency evaluation. Larry Ford, 33, Columbia Falls, cruelty to animals; $285, 10 days suspended.
Samuel Smith, 29, Columbia Falls, disorderty conduct; $185, 10 days suspended. Bruce Hartshaw, 30, Columbia Falls, disorderty conduct, $185, counseling. Ashley Clarke, 29, Kalispell, possession of dangerous drugs; $585, all but $385 suspended, six months. deferred, counseling. Kevin McKay, 27, Whitefish, theft; $585, all but $185 suspended, six months suspended.
Stacy Mitten, 38, Columbia Falls, cell phone, violation; $100. Flathead County Justice Court Judges Mark Sullivan and Dan Wilson April Darlene Stegura, theft, first offense, pleaded guilty; $185. Kristina Grace Franklin, pleaded guilty to driving while suspended, $250, 10 days suspended; no insurance, first $250 0 Dawson Day, operating with a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or greater; $315, 180 days suspended. Devin Wayne Cady, cruelty to animals, first offense; $200, 365 days suspended. Alexandr.
Shestak, plead- LAW ENFORCEMENT ROUNDUP its side and was blocking, traffic. 4 An employee on Airport Road told police that two men were trying to beat up another man and reportedly. rammed the man's head into a glass door, possibly breaking the window. The victim had allegedly stolen something. Officers talked to a crying, highly cated woman who told someone to call law enforcement because she got Hacked The woman.
who alleged- 3 peed in her pants, someone 3 reached Into her car, took her purse and pulled a large piece of hair out of her scalp. The woman reportedly refused a ride home, and when an officer attempted to help her find her purse at a business, an employee told police a man had earlier been arguing with the woman about not driving. The woman then locked her vehicle and walked away before police could talk to her more. The next morning, the woman went to the police station to report that her purse was allegedly taken by force by her boyfriend and that he assaulted her by pulling a "wad of hair from her IN ed guilty to, displaying plates ed guilty to, displaying plates assigned to another vehicle, $50; reckless driving, first offense, $150, 90 days suspended. Steven A.
Denney, operating with a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or greater first offense; $700,, 180 days suspended. Erika Valeda McGrady, aggravated DUI, first offense; $1,000, 365 days, 362 days suspended. Heidi Marie Walden, open container; $100. Lloyd Duane Makescoldweather, trespassing, 90 days, 87 days suspended; trespassing, $50, 90 days, 87 days suspended. Will Daniel Heffernan, fail to give notice of accident by quickest means; $250.
Janita M. Flatter, operating with a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or greater, first offense; $700, 180 days suspended. James Charles Waugh, DUI, second offense; $510, 180 days, 172 days suspended. Eric Lee Lamberson, possession of dangerous drugs, first offense; Robert Shaun William McGuire, pleaded guilty to possession of dangerous drugs, first offense, $100; possession of drug paraphernalia, $100. Alex Bell, no license, $50; reckless driving, first offense; $150; no seat belt: $20.3 David Eugene Eaton Wilcox, theft, first offense, pleaded guilty; $100.
a Ronald Eugene Donais pleaded guilty to driving while suspended, $250,10 days suspended; no insurance, third offense, $500, 10 days suspended. Caleb Jack Hartry, pleaded guilty possession dangerous drugs, first offense, $200, 180 days suspended; possession of drug paraphernalia, $200. Clayton Jesse Covell, reckless driving, first offense, pleaded guilty; $100. John Alfred Massey, issuing a bad check, pleaded guilty; 180 days suspended. head," and asked for a witness statement form.
A vehicle struck a pole, on Third Avenue East North. The driver wast reportedly distracted by, this cell phone, jumped a curb and struck the pole, A man allegedly tried to break down someone's door on Empire Loop. A man on West Idaho Street called law, enforce: ment looking for, another man who was allegedly violating his parole and living with his mom in a van that was spotted atra gas station vehicle on 93. North allegedly a man's shopping cart while he was walking Into the parking lot and the man reported 1 having knee pain. Three young boys on North Meridian Road reportedly damaged an office with sticks and were playing on a park bench, breaking it.
Two vehicles were spotted driving through soccer fields heading toward Lake Blaine Road in Kalispell according to a Flathead County SherifF's Office report. A woman allegedly sat on an 11-year-old on Canyon Road in Hungry Horse because the girl was making noise. The woman was counseled on Jake Arthur Nigg, issuing a bad check, pleaded guilty; 180 days suspended. Kenneth Joseph Hawk, pleaded guilty to no insurance, first offense, $250; DUI, first offense, $700, 180 days, 179 days suspended. Cynthia Kay Norris, negligent endangerment, pleaded guilty; $1,000, 180 days suspended.
Vanessa Kaye Schutt, operating with a blood alco- "trying a different route" to discipline the youth. Several people In vehicles 'and a motorhome allegedly became aggres. stve when a woman on Montana 35 in Kalispell asked them' to leave, because they were tres passing, units had reportedly been broken: Into on U.S. 93 South Someone's landlord on Dower Draw in Kila allegedly was harassing a tenant by going Into' the house without proper notification and moving things around Children were spotted throwing crabapples at someone's truck on Willow Glen Drive In GA man and woman were reportedly trespassing on someone's. Steel Mountain Road property in Columbia Falls.
They may have cut down a birch tree or birch boughs. Columbia Falls Police Department recelved a report that a man allegedly prevented woman from driving away by lying down under her car. Evergreen Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on U.S. 2 East. Creston Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on Mennonite Church Road.
hol content of .08 percent or greater, first offense, pleaded guilty: $700, 180 days, 179 days suspended. Hoagy C. Carmichael, reckless driving, first offense, pleaded guilty; $150. Tervert Kerhl Adkins, partner of family member assault, first offense: $300. Jason Elam, DUI, first offense, pleaded guilty: $700, 180 days, 179 days suspended.
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If the queen wins, which means that West has the ace, you're on absolutely firm ground. At trick two, you lead the nine of diamonds and fimesse. Win or lose, the contract is, safe. If: West, has the king of dia-3 Tomorrow: Look C2016 King. monds, he can't stop you from score ing nine tricks, while if East has the king, you're sure of at least 10 tricks.
Now let's assume that East has the ace of hearts. He takes the queen, with the ace; and returns a heart, which you duck. You win the next heart and must then choose a diamond or a club finesse. Again the choice is not difficult. Because West's remaining hearts pose a threat: tor the contract, you must avoid his taking the lead, if possible: You therefore take the club finesse because East can do you no harm even if he has the queen.
In that case, after the club finesse loses, does not have a heart to return. When he returns a diamond, you rise. with the ace and scamper off with nine tricks. Finally, if East does have a heart to, return, there's really nothing to worry about. If he has a fourth heart.
to lead, West can't have started with more than four, so you still make the contract, losing three hearts and a club. Note how logic dictates playing the queen of hearts at trick one, and also how it dictates which suit diamonds or clubs to attack next, depending on who shows up with the ace of hearts. Bridge is a logical game. before you Features Syndicate i Inc. firmed the number.
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