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Show Wednesday, March 3, 1 976 Page 8 I If I f J PUZZLE Twelve brands of cigarettes are hidden in the block of letters. The brands may be spelled for-by for-by Clara Voyant waPli nr backward an mav run horizontally, ver- Only we astrologers can fall behind in looking ticaUy 0r diagonally. Can you smoke out all twelve? . " ." ' ahead, CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 19) You're a very solid individual. You have rocks in your head and a heart of stone. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Those trying to digest your life history will find it to be more than they can stomach. PISCES (Feb; 19-Mar. 20) People think of you as a perfect fool but we both know that nobody is perfect. ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19) Choose your words with care. You'll be eating them tomorrow. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20) You made one mistake while climbing the ladder lad-der of success. You stepped back to see where you were. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It's a wise man who learns from the mistakes of another person. You're performing quite well as the other person. CANCER' (June 21-July 22) Remember, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound in England. . . i - . . LEO ( July 23-Aug. 22) Everyone is delighted to see you at parties because they know how happy they'll be when you leave. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In studying your family tree, you'll discover that every one of your ancestors went out on a limb. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) As long as you get up after every fall, you'll keep falling. S I T I B I U I A 1 1.1 A C JLJJLJLLJLJLJL Jj!!LJLiL-l-L JLi-JLjL-LiLLi. oJLu!-p!JX L !L il JL J- JL 1 L JL JL I. JL JL JE K 6 AS ID E JLLJLJLiLJLJLJL J1JLJLJLLJJLJ H E Ixl I L 1 7 1 A U Broun Shoots Way Into Etec League Hall of Fame LAST WEEK'S SOLUTION IBS heart he SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) When the doctor said to exercise your didn't mean by chasing women. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) x ' e " " Your capabilities can't even compare with a stopped clock. The clock is right twice a day. Htw'iWi II mi ii li m ii HI I I n M m : . " ( I s wry ' ' '' r v v - Jr ' v VL uiiat "is; u mSii m mm The Hopefuls won four, lost none, to the Jokers while the Pussy Cats won three, losing one to the Drifters. ... . Team Standings Won Lost PussyCats 12 g Hopefuls 12 8 Drifters 9 n Jokers 7 13 High Team 3 Games Pussy Cats, 2064 Hopefuls 1954 Drifters . . . . . ................ 1928 High Team Game Pussy Cats , . . ........ i ....... . 738 Pussy Cats 694 Hopefuls ............................ 663 High Individual 3 Games Ethel Pederson ................ . . ........ 526 Norma Cow in . . . . . 456 Donna Alvey ..r ....429 , High Individual Game Ethel Pederson . . ; . . . . .... . ; ; 1 .......... 194 Ethel Pederson p . 192 Norma Cowin . . . ; 178 Four strikes in a row were bowled by Ethel Pederson. She also bowled two doubles. Doubles were bowled by the following: Norma Cowin, Donna Alvey, Lin,da Reese, Georgene Phimmer and Fawn Workman. : , Florence Aubrey picked up the only split for the night which was the 3-10. : miii iiuri.. : Kevin Brown Kevin Brown stunned the Park City Recreational. Basketball League last Tuesday night with a 64-point performance as his Corner Store team upset the U.S. Ski team 1260. x Brown, who is from Pittsburg, Pa., and attended at-tended Michigan State University, attributed his league record point total to the deft passing of teammates, Mike Doilney, Byron Dolly, Mark Anderson and Mike Young. by Quicksilvor If you are still trying to fill time once spent at the Opera House, perhaps you should try an intellectual in-tellectual soap opera about the elements of history that caused the destruction of the British class structure, more commonly known as Upstairs, Up-stairs, Downstairs. If the prospect of an intellectual soap opera sounds frightening or at least boring, perhaps you should tune in just to see if the combination of these seemingly incompatable elements (intellectual-Soap Opera?) is possible. Upstairs, Downstairs does combine many elements into a T.V. program that is, first of all, enjoyable. Make no mistake about it, Upstairs, Downstairs Down-stairs is a soap opera. There are subplots running run-ning simultaneously through the program, with the different characters' interactions providing the continuity. It's form is similar to As The World Turns, but different plot devices are used. Instead of dialogue written mainly to repeat all of the important shocking events of the last three weeks Upstairs, Downstairs uses a narrator, Afistar Cooke, to give a slight review and set the scene, freeing the dialogue for more important (and natural) conversations. Instead of sleazy wham-bang-thank-you-mam productions that are the American soap operas, Upstairs, . Downstairs is a well-produced television production with great care given to the lighting, acting and directing. And Upstairs, Downstairs doesn't have those insane soap commercials. com-mercials. Strangest of all, at the end of the program, you fmd yourself watching Alistar Cooke giving a mini history lesson. And you are watching with an intensity that you never gave History 101. Cooke weaves history and the characters together and slowly the changes that are taking place in the characters become clear. The most profound changes in history are not the shifts in political boundaries, but the shifts in people's attitudes. In Upstairs, Downstairs you follow a typical British upper class household and their servants through the changes that destroyed the rigid British class structure, while being entertained. What a novel idea ! . Actually, the premise behind the program is not unique. It has long been a proven fact that television can educate and entertain simultaneously, but that doesn't sell soap. That's why you have to watch Upstairs, Downstairs on , KUED (Channel 7) at 9:00 on Sundays, or not at j all. It's worth it.-fmjp AC' t : tJtn I Film Freaks: fmmeirdaimT&tl the International Animation Festival on T.V. at ' 9:00 Saturday evenings. Do you need to ask what channel? Mosslnsp3rtsV National Air And Space I'- Museum X TRY THE SCOTT BOOT $ V BEFORE YOU BUY 6 Q Ask about our f SB00bdU6 T V demo program QUTpirgpsJ Y Q 649-91 23 1 240 PARK AVENUE A PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Pharmacist on Duty 2-6 p.m. Doily FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON Senator Frank E. Moss, chairman of the Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee, inspected the new National Air and Space Museum in Washington recently and described the new facility as "fantastic." Moss said the new museum is not yet completed but promises to be an exciting place for tourists to visit when they come to-Washington. to-Washington. He said it will house many of the early aircraft that made American aviation history, such as Charles Lindbergh's famous t i Spirit of St. Louis. It also will contain many of the missiles and moon landing craft that have become so well known through America's space program. ' "The new museum will hot open to .the public until July 4," Senator Moss said. "I hope that Utahns who come to Washington after that date will make it a point to visit this great museum." The National Air and Space Museum is part of the Smithsonian . Institution. Senator Moss is also a member of the Smithsonian's Board of Regents. THE CLAIM JUMPER Imported and Domestic Brs pizza sai)dwicles salads YANCY DEVEER WILL RETURN TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT. HE WILL PERFORM FROM 10P.M.-1 A.M. 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