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Show I Sunday, May 10, lira Heavens Above! ACROSS Soviet satellite I Most remote known planet 13 Open gallery M Defeated one 15 Indonesian of Mindanao 16 General (ab.) 17 Anoint (archaic) 18 Unit of reluctance 19 The inguen 1 Early 58 Select part 59 Implore DOWV 1 Betelgeuse, WIN THE HERALD, Provo, AT BRIDGE 1 Nut Gets Roasted No-Tru-mp By Oswald & ' A 21 Utah-P- age r lV. II James Jacoby for instance 2 Masculine nickname 3 Soviet stream 4 Transpose AJ97 (ib.) V7532 AQ542 24 Big 25 Precious 5 Annoyed by petty faultfinding 6Frosters 10 it fi fif -- Ar a 1 1 a J TT if ' n -- p f Botli vulnerable North East South 2 NT. Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass West a Opening lead p J3T r 4-- " ; 22-Ju- ly g. well-bein- stand. VIRGO (Aug. 23) You will have to lend your pt support to another's cause if it is to progress successfully. Reconsider your objections. SUNDAY, MAY 16 Born today, you are essentially a sympathetic person who finds (it extremely difficult to bear your own or another's difficulties without real emotional involvement. Because you feei so completely what others are feeling, you have no hesitation at all about offering your aid to one in trouble. It never occurs to you that another might wish to work things out for himself but since this is the case only rarely, you risk little in offering to help out. Monday, May 11 TAURUS (April 21) Today should provide the auspicious moment for speaking' your piece regarding advancement on the employment scene. Watch for it. GEMINI (May 21) Results of your efforts of recent weeks may not be known for some time. Have patience and continue to work as before. CANCER (June 23) A day for acquainted with new neighbors, whether at home or on the job. Try to strike a bargain with a partner. LEO (July 23) The Leo who tries to dominate his partner at this time may well end up completely dominated himself. 22-Ju- 22-Ju- ly getting LIBRA (Sept. 23) You may have to lay your prestige on the line today. Don't be surprised if a battle of wits ensues. Prepare yourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Face the present Issues squarely and you will be halfway toward the solution Take your time. of problems they bring. VIRGO (Aug. mily Attend church in morning. and friends should SAGITTARIUS (Nov. prove invaluable at this 22) Situations that re- time of stress and gain. Difmain unchanged may need ficulties demand support looking into. Are you moving from others. ahead as rapidly as you LIBRA (Sept. with your present ought to be CAPRICORN (Dec. plans for meeting others 20) Although you must You need not take abide by the wishes of the halfway. on the full burden of reovernot must majority, you look the desires of those who sponsibility yourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) are without number. to Don't expect ceremony AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 Feb. take of action. Make place much not You may 19) gain certain you are of in the way of popularity to- celebration beforeworthy demandyou daybut so long itas Won't ing it. gain a crucial goal, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. matter. 22) Before making a PISCES (Feb. 21) serious commitment to the Select the place for workpresent project, see that ing on a new project as projects of the past have carefully as you have se- benefitted. lected the project itself. CAPRICORN (Dec. Seek seclusion. A change of habits for 20) 20) ARIES (March a Monday morning might be Let your actions reflect extremely profitable. Make imAn true feelings. your choice and stick by it your portant task may take up a all the way. of time your great deal AQUARIUS (Jan. this morning. Give it freely. 19) Regrets should be only United (Copyright, 1970, by momentary. Take care, howFeature Syndicate, Inc.) ever, that you don't stretch grief into something mere important than it is. PISCES (Feb. 21) Purchase only those, things you really need today. Now is the time to put something aside for a rainy day that COVENTRY, England (UPI) in the offing. Two miniskirted office girls appears ARIES (March 20) who complained that splintery Make your answers kindold desks ripped their pantyhose forced a shutdown of the ly. The Aries who allows n tractor facto- an air of vehemence to spice his speech may be in ry Thursday. for difficult times with oth- The girls were joined by 11 ers. (Copyright, 1970, by United sympathetic male workers in a walkout that forced plant Feature Syndicate, Inc.) officials to send nome wu workers because the strikers work in a section vital to the MARTHA RAYE 24-O- g. v. GOLDEN-RIP- E Rich, luscious chocolate brownies iced with checelcte king re . . fash daily in our modern bakery . . . step in to- day for a tempting treat. suit Your Horoscope 22-Ju- South was a firm believer in getting there with the first The fact that he held only 20 high-car- d points and that his distribution indicated the desirability of of minor-sui- t exploration possibilities did not deter him from opening two North tries Stayman to find out about a possible 4 heart fit and then settled for three South ducked the first heart and won the second. The he started blithely after diamonds. Unfortunately for South, East showed out on the second diamond and the blocked. Therefore, South fell back on the spade finesse. West produced the king and cashed three heart tricks to leave declarer one in the soup. North was bitter. "Before you start hogging the he said, "why don't you learn to play p. p Today's Forecast TAURUS (April 21) Make it your business to see that there is equality of among family opportunity members today. Don't allow youngsters to be shunted aside. GEMINI (May 21) Morning worship mmt not be neglected. A day which can bring simple things into the sharpest, most enjoyable focus. CANCER (June 23) In counting your blessings, don't forget the countless instances of kindness shown you by others. Not all good is material. LEO (July 23) A bit of straight talk would be appreciated just now. 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Expensive Pantyhose them?" South didn't see what he could have done. Do you? The answer is that South should have won the first diamond with his king and the second in dummy. He would have received the bad news then but could have insured his contract by leading a heart and discarding one of his diamonds. West would take three heart tricks plus East's firs one, but that would be all. South would be able to make his five diamonds. Just to show how unfortunate South's choice of the two opening was, the chances are that a club bid would have found North working away at six diamonds. East could beat six diamonds with a heart lead but East would almost surely have led something else. With any other lead, North could make the slam by careful play. In any case, no lead could hurt five diamonds. no-tru- Carbon Teachers Ink Pact PRICE (UPI) benefits, but essentially U.S. Ne. I gelew-rie- e keenns, leerwleW Mat omI diver peckes' ky eer "rem frcsk" For U OaAKESu OLD FASHION BBa SAEDM ROLLS DclFot fuss .. sr KO-lTOMMS BREAD .... V 3U.5-OL$- IMaHfii tfck II ! P III SW ANSON'S W f 35 1 DEL MONTE Off 3 ' i i ALBERTSON'S 2K-Ga- l. Carton. i Ord 'M' Eggsr.6 fl I Ice Cream 0 10c 1 ICniSPCflPDAGE KIN TIDE fkozefj meat pies 4 lb. raeece eetarnMet . . skee teeiy ter yew keslbeeietkey. I, ' A Morning Fresh 1 Additional fringe the same salary structure has been agreed to by Carbon County teachers for the coming school year. Jim Peacock, representing the Utah Education Association, said officials for the Carbon County Education Association and the school board inked the new agreement this week. J. Grant Kilfoyle, schools superintendent, said about half the district's 170 teachers will receive increments based on an additional year's service, but the salary schedule remained EVEREADY D' or XC SIZE FLASHLIGHT UVUiW 1 1 n I For budeW 0nlV intact The teacher contracts will school year, cover a one day more than last year. Included in the new contract package was a long - term, disability protection insurance, to be initiated for the first time, during the next school year. The school district will pay half the premium for a teach- -' er's life insurance and the face value will be upped from to 35,000 on each teacher. In addition, the contract calls for a $2,000 policy for the teacher's spouse and $2,000 on each dependent child under age 183-da- y BEEF MOTOR OIL Ep 6$T Hi- - motor oil Shop today II Qt$. ' For and save! 70 or 3D- - N w.i,h, $2,-0- AQUA JET Bottle ISPRAYER nu iiniiiy wv 3$tI ' II ; Swift's PriMira est Ahertsee'i reesrs ere kriMMMf witk rick, S4Kcvlfl ke( flcver keceese tkey ere art fro tke fiiitst beef iveilekle. R U n nt TENDER CHUCK STEAKS fni(n FISH STICKS .59e . 59' iWf or PATTIES 3. Signing of the contract was especially encouraging, Kilfoyle said, noting that last year Carbon teachers didn't approve an agreement until six days after the school year began. Massey-Ferguso- POLICE KEEP LONDON WATCH (UPI)-Po- lice kept watch on .the home of a Prime Minister Harold Wilson's 24-ho-ur ' father today following an anonymous telephoned kidnap threat. flow of production. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -- "We have got to treat it as a Martha Raye returns to movies genuine kidnap threat" said a A Massey-Ferguso- n spokes- with a role as witch in senior police officer in Cornman said the walkout cost tht "Pufnstuf," a feature film of wall, in Southern England. 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