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Show Sunday, January 23,1972 Answer to Previous Puzzle NOTICE OF SALE Portraits ACROSS Frew California 16 Juvenal’s forte NG : 1g Carries (ccll.) G 42 Incident 43 Dropsy tt Fe inne For fear that appellation %®Confusion 4445Genus of (Fr.) 12 Very (her.) olives 19 Philippine 3230Grafted Unit of 46 Hawaiian 4, Pesan electrical precipice a Soy a 20 Dance step quantity 48 Continent 2 indu hol; for 49Dawn(poet.) Hindu holy 29 Cubie meters 33Symbol 21 rd antimony 50 Thedill 23 Woman's 23 Assam 37 Looks fixedly 52—— Boer, appellation silkwor ‘ 38 Sesame therland 26 Distres,signal ?24 Scottish 39 Ascended 54 Suitable sheepfolds 27 Notw 31 Dull ncolor (Fr) 2 Angers c prates 33 — seas 34 Adolescent A hard subject to paint and pleaseall her subjects, Queen Elizabeth has figured in past art circle tempests raised by portraits British erities deemed too moderr, unflattering or otherwise not quite fitting. Her latest however, accentuates the traditional and is by an Americanartist—Joseph & Wallace King of WinstonSalem, N.C. Unveiled in London, the King portrait, right, shows the queen in a soft blue gown Person's desiring to bid on these | vehiclees are requested to submit a sealed bid to the Lehi City Office at or before 12:00 the queen’s portrait it is Dover Castle—is pictured below with the subject of another ofhis portraits, which hangs in Duke University law school, the President’s alma mater. 41 Withdraws 44 Be pendent 48 Wine cup 51 Click-beetle 53 Timeof year 55 Greek goddess of the moon 56 Dominion 57 Corrupts 58 Swimming 47 Sound WAK10864 Void #875432 West Both vulnerable North East South 14 2a 44 4a Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—@ 5 24 5% attorneys, Cat Nuisance Herald Want Ads GetResults LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)— 23— fully. You may be being talked Born today, you are oneof those into something you would rather certain persons who always be well out of. Consider your seems to know just what to do owninterests. and where and when to doit. CANCER(June 22-July 23)—A Not one to waste time having mistake today could be costly in second thoughts, you are fortu- personal relationship:. Take nate in that your first ones are care that what you say is what usually the right ones—or, at you meanto say. any rate, right enough not to LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)—What cause you any trouble. You you expect this evening may WANT RK! Acoustic conlngs. "Nesdinan Willis‘Past Service, Free Est. 225-1909, 225- ine uantity painting, Richards375-0171 Quailty Painting and wood finishing, Experienced, low rates. Norm Jensen Painting. 375-2045. reasonable, references. ‘|COLLEGE Student experienced painter, free estimate, interior — exterior 375-0726 after 4 p.m. HOUSE CLEANING — Walls, QUALITY Painting by Ron, InCarpets, Upholstery, Painting. ae, ee came. Free igas HELP IS HERE. your_ small busines tanks service. 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Don't be too other may not be openly ap- quick to give in to the pressure are ENDL.Enel END) England (UPI1)— preciated today, the future will of others to leave the employ- Ken Cobbing always brings bringits due reward ment scene. Today may be bet- back the same souvenir whenTAURUS (April 21-May 21)— ter than tomorrow ever hegoes to Italy —a donkey. Morning worship leads your GEMINI (May 22-June 21)— “T can’t bear the thougftof thought into channels that will Take life seriously—but not so those animals being killed,” ultimately be highly productive. much so that you can't see the Make character by doing favors. humor in your own situation. said oes who has brought four of the beasts back to GEMINI (May 22-June 21)— Look onthe funny side Examine another's logic care- CANCER (June 22-July 23)— England. {‘ i AT GET of an old friend is of special in- the outside through almost 22)—Seize every opportunity to once again. This is an excellent anything. Even th. direct re-establish relationships with day for comingto the right deci- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)— AQUARIUS(Jan. 21-Feb. 19)— Don't be too hard on an old Another's temperament may friend whodisappoints you. You makethis a difficult day for you may be asking too much of and yours. Don’t allow children other people and not enough of yourself. to becometoo upset. ARIES (March 22-April 20)— PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)— Comfort is even more important Plan aheadfora lively evening. than style. A Sunday outing may Loved ones have been waiting a prove this to you more obviously long time for a celebration. Don't disappoint them. than you might like. ARIES (March 22-April 20)— TAURUS (April 21-May 21)— To List Your Service In This Handy Business Service Guide Call 373-5050 A Trained Ad-Writer Will Help You. upon the roses and make every dren lead the way to meaning. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)—News SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)— 22)—Slew down. Take edditional remain loyal to you under all circumstances; knowing this, Surprises in store for the Scor- time with present projects no you must guard against taking pio who has put his trust in maiter how near to completion young peopis. Your trus* is re- one or another of them is. advantageof them. Somewhatgiven to a turbulent warded by evening. CAPRICORN (Dec.23-Jan. 20) innerlife, you remain calm on SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. —Think yeur problems over Today’s Forecast HOME...BUSINESS Service Directory probietns: Expert consulting on financing, miarketing, a ministration, bookkeeping. Contact Ray Heaps at 225-2314. 9 p.m. a.m. to 6 ADS 373-1144 effort to ignore the thorns. Chil- there’s no harm done. You have ter from reoccurring, Time is youget. manyfriends and admirers who swift; move quickly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20) est way possible the way out of —Think twice before you say no your difficulties, After troubie to a child's request. The young fades, you may break down-- may do you favors when you but very seldom before that. least expectit. Trust to instinct. Tofind what is in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday Monday, January 24 and read the corresponding parAQUARIUS(Jan. 21-Feb. 19)— agraph. Let your birthday star A chance to travel must not be be your daily guide. allowed to interfere with your ‘oee plans for entering a new phase of your career. 875 North 200 West, Provo No. 710 Published in The Daily [33 HERALD The wise Cancer will look kindly VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)— Morning church attendance is Libra who resigns himself to the important to your spiritual current run of “bad luck”is apt argue at the drop of a hat you growth—and your spiritual to extend it just that much nevertheless believe heartily in growth is vital to the happiness farther. Get up—and go! protecting your own interests of another. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)— and opinions, You keep your Make sure to look over any standards high, but you are not LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— prospective purchase carefully. Take the good with the bad—but averse to compromising in This is a day when the bargain small matters—so long as do what you can to keep thelat- you seek maynot be the bargain sions. Although you are not one to H.E.L.P. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Helping Employers Locate Personnel no job Yoo smallWork aranteed 756-2458 might find, however, that your come early in the day. Be presuccess would be greater, your pared to meet the challenge of step in and take the lead. Corelationships friendlier, and your young people sooner than you workers look to you for direcion. mood happier were you to take thought. more time with important deci- 225-4744 Herald January 23, & 30, & February 6 & 13, 1972 Alvin Voit has filed suit against his neighbor, Albert Leake, asking acourt to declare Leake’s cat Willard a common nuisance and to force Leake to restrain him. Voit said Willard sleeps on top of his expensive Mercedes-Benz and tears up the soft roof with his claws. Your HoroscopebySt ella Wilder JANUARY Reward. Young or old. See us now for job placements. Dated this 18 day of January, 1972. MORGAN & PAYNE By J. Rulon Morgan Attorneys for Plaintiff 128 East Center Street Provo, Utah 84601 required. Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually un necessary. FREE bookiet on jobs, salaries, requirements Write TODAY giving address and phone. Lincoln Service, inc Box 533 c.0 Daily Herald LEHI TO NEPHI 128 East Center Street, Provo, Utah, a copy of your answer, within 20 days after service of this summons upon you, a copy of which Complaint has beenfiled in the office of the Clerk of Utah County, City and County Building, Provo, Utah, and a copy mailed to your last known address. If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint. This is an action for a divorce. “Short ent Ad | Preparatory training as long as Sorrel mare, } bay mare, | bay yr. old stud colt. Or 225.634), and required to file an answer in writing to Plaintiff's Complaint | which has been filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court, and to serve upon, or mail to Morgan & Payne, Plaintiff's attacking potential. His five- | ‘oun LOST S. of Springville, 3 horses. 1 SUMMONS No. 36402 Civil IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF UTAH COUNTY,STATE OF UTAH NEDRA MAE COLEMAN, Plaintiff, You are hereby summoned By Oswald & James Jacoby The bad player slaps cards on the table and hopes for the best. The fair player studies the hand and looks for the main chance. The really good player looks for every possibility. North would have liked to double four spades. Who can blame him? Actually he could only set that contract one trick, but North did not knowthat. conceivably have gone On the other hand good wrong. We'll never know. SUNDAY, Lost cn § player South had no defense and had a hand with great Personals Coins wanted High cashprices 225-5887 No, 711 Published in The Daily Herald January &30, 1972. That Shade of Difference a3 Business iorn, minimum tid of $900.00. WIN AT BRIDGE ve v 59763 @KQ842 &KIG &Q SOUTH FOE 3372 in American Fork has vacancy or vacanciesforthe office lof Trustee. Applications will be |feceived until, Jan, Merlin Bourneis president JOIN the Luzier 49’ers. 49 yeorssof selling good skin care. need more help. To be a consultant call 225-4697, Subsidiary of Bristol 9 THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: heart call was correct. East plopped his ace of spades on the king and continued the suit. South ruffed and studied the hand carefully. Should clubs break 2-2 he would have no trouble makinghis contract. What could he do about a 3-1 break? He decided to find out. He led a trump to dummy; ruffed a diamond; led another trump to dumm; cashed the ace of diamonds and ruffed dummy’s last diamond. Then he led the deuce of clubs. West played the nine and dummy’s 10 lost to East's queen. East was dead. He had to lead a spade or diamondto allow South to ruff in his own hand and discard dummy’s losing six of clubs. What would have happened if West stuck in the king of clubs on thefirst club lead? It would have been a beautiful play. South could still makethe contractif he read the situation but he might be you like 1 double your income. Meet interesting people. ' For pooininnent Call 373-5681 GOING to Seattle area? We're coming = Provo and wovid like to divide large 14X20 truck rental sspenses, "Sail 373.1959. bev a minimumbid of | DOWN 1 Shoulder of a roa NORTH 2 aK4 ¥QJ975 @ A105 #A106 WEST EAST (D) AI965 4AQ10872 |black & white Eng. Setter. Call 375. 6182, Reward. | ee Wel Wanted 8 P ——— |Transportation 2 A minimum bidwill be required on each vehicle as follows once the possession of her great-g re at-grandmother, turing a castle symbol—in color lack & white) bs Collie, Near Lindon. Answers to mame of Hennesey. 785-3876 |P#! |Lost family very heartbroken, 1972, Bids will be open at this| time and wearing a necklace 7 LOST: Springer Spai White, freckles on nose; also Brittany Spaniel, red & white, Possibly together reward, 796 {pase Noon on Wednesday, 3 February| castie-crowned landsca; The North Carolina artist, who signs his paintings “Vinciata” and is known for an Italiante style fea- 40 Being (Latin’ Lost andFound ‘ TO OUR READERS strives to protect its readers against fraud, deception or injustices Reagers are cautioned to make 7 paymentof money until they have thorough'y investigated ads which require investment stack, samples, equipment orin vending snachines. Merchants. dealers, etc., are required tovenders, isentity themselves in each ad they publish. This paper invites calls trom in Gividuals who find unidentitied dealers or questionable ad vertising of any sort re his newspaper Lehi Cityhasfor sale by sealed bid, a 1968 Plymoutt fordor sedan and a 1969 Ford fordor sedan. These vehicles may be inspected by calling at the Lehi City Office, 51 North Center, Lehi, Utah during normal working hours. Queen Victoria, against a years 35 French THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 3! Legal Notices 2 Notable GOING WHOLE HOG, a butcher in Rome leaves no doubt as to his stock since much of it is on display above his docs. ADJUSTMENTS CRED If your advertisement ap pears incorrectly, notity us immediately. We will not by responsible for more thar oneincorrect insertion. Such responsibility is limited to a correct insertion of ad vertisement The Daily Herald reserves the right to classify. edit, or reject any Classified ad vertisement GRAMPAW |