The University Bridge Club announces winners of its Feb. 9 game, which was hosted by Ed and Hazel Stellmacher and Warren and Roberta Lesh.

Winners of the blue group were: Dale Kring, first; Clark Bittenbender, second; Mildred Hoffman, third; Ed Stellmacher, fourth; and Phil Hawley, fifth.

Winners of the pink group were: Betty Lukens, first; Mary Joslin, second; Alice Akins, third; Dottie Miller, fourth; and Wanda Kring, fifth.

The Lawrence 99er Duplicate Bridge Club’s Feb. 6 game was stratified and directed by Don Brennaman.

The winners were led by Harriett Olson and Artie Shaw, followed by Harry Talley and Don Daugherty. Albert Ballard and Emily Foster placed third, followed by Glenna Herd and Betty Spalsbury. Rhonda Montgomery and Mike Montgomery placed fifth.

Clarice Broz and Helen Fisher placed second in the C session, followed by Barbara McCorkle and Richard Moore.

The Lawrence TGIF Duplicate Bridge Club’s Feb. 8 game was stratified and directed by Don Brennaman.

The winners were Madelyn Jenks and Mona Bell, followed by Clyde Romer and Kent McCullough. James Gunn and Harry Shaffer placed third, followed by Shirley Reese and Betty Collier. Julia Brooks and Shirlie Vaughn placed fifth.

Mike Montgomery and Gary Joyce placed third in the B session, followed by Bebe Huxtable and Kittye Hagen.

Don Daugherty and Harry Talley placed second in the C session.

The Lawrence Duplicate Bridge Club’s Feb. 11 game was played with expanded competition.

The game results will be ranked with players from five states. The winners will receive “silver” points. The game was stratified and directed by Brian Baresch.

The North-South winners were led by James Gunn and Harry Shaffer, followed by Dave Piro and Robert Solick. Chuck Malcolm and Marti Malcolm placed third, followed by Larry Bodle and Kent McCullough.

The East-West winners were led by Jim Urich and Donna Johnson, followed by Don Brennaman and Bill Schutzel. Patt Radford and John Hickey placed third.

Winners in the C session were Eldon Herd and Glenna Herd, followed by Lois Clark and Russell LaForce.

The Douglas County Amateur Radio Club’s annual class to help people gain their first amateur radio license begins at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the Independence Inc. conference room, 2001 Haskell Ave.

The club will meet for 10 Mondays with the official Federal Communications Commission license exam session on the following Monday evening. Amateur “ham” radio operators must pass exams to gain their licenses, which grant radio privileges.

Students should simply attend the first class meeting to join the class.

The cost is a $10 registration fee to the club, which also includes the radio club newsletter.

Those interested also need to purchase a textbook for this class, the fourth edition of “Now You’re Talking,” which is available by calling the American Radio Relay League at (800) 326-3942.

The club can assist students in obtaining the textbook, which is no longer available at Radio Shack stores.

For more information contact Jim Canaday at 841-1903 or n6yr@dir.net, or Bob Drake at 842-5961 or bob@falcon.cc. ukans.edu. The club’s Web site is ctb.lsi.ukans.edu/dcarc.