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Show Sunday, December Your Horoscope .U ROSS Summer (Fr 18 d Poetic Narro inlet 40 Fleshy root vegetable M Tun i n an ear of maize S5 Roman load ) Brood of M pheasants Prairies S8 A'ab namr s.ITTRIl'Sov Fortune smiles on Sagittarius You are somethmc of an ideal- ,,Kl.)V)Ut on!v because you've ist, a true romanticist, when it Ulll..,, ,,, :inf, ,,lrj .aU.lv , comes to matters the heart bring about own success. jour You firmly believe that there is 20 t'APKI('ORN(Dec.23-Jafor each of us one perfect mate, Take rare not to maunily ff Annoyed Masculine nickname 35 Wintry precipitation 36 Equal 1 1' Source of iodine Hi .mJiuienlal river j4 Sovwt Salad vegetable 5 Synuxil of Artemis G vVieal urass 7 P one M Rib. tiO Used to cook 22 vegetables 23 Indian weight, 171 Redact 24 Indulged m 62 Raced merrymaking 62 plant 28 Respond C4 Bodies of 32 Poem water 33 Biblical DOHA patriarch 20 By CHARLES P. WALLACE NEW CANAAN, Conn. (I'PI) 47 15 7 Slender-bodie- contract. on Uniform !3 Scottish sail yard 14 Great Lake 12 16 ) hit carnivores 45 tsiible miJ ur ron-id-f- 43 liie Kidot shapcsl :;-id- Carry (coll Turn Conoenm 2l Handle vFi I 3D Indian 31 Pairs 34 Betjimiini: 37 Withdrew 3!) Assam silkworm 42 Roman eod of underwoi Id 44 Samples 4(1 Guise 45 Chest bones 4.4 On top of 50 Low sand hill 27 Kisl vegetables II City on the (alines 9 tioildess of iliseord Assistant 11 Require lit African stream 21 Ever (conlr.) 24 Lasso 1U 26 2C Eurocan river 52 lateral part 53 Pseudonym of Lamb 54 Permits 57 Loiter 17, 1972 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah-P- age 67 Author Thinks He Has Put Finger On What Ails American Society m .stakes i Coi n un lu urp 32 40 S.pn of Hdfdy type of 41 Made 1 nan-Do- 'ns tu't'i Vcgctobles Sl'NntY. DF.i EMBER 17 wi!h others n me to the tore find Born today, you have a r.eat '"Jay IW! bt f aii eves about Vdii. "ii!'sflf the utiji'vt deal of the my-ti- c being spiritually inclined, p,v at i:rnini:. 23)- -fi i pt ?4Vt chically attuned to your ,ur- - I IB R foundings (both tangible and Make sure ! honor vim t otherwise), and highly suvopti rial iiiiiigjuunN hie to inspiration fron. outside ait fur others in come to nu. ur without rr.iwns: yourself Your mind is exiep pa tional in the decree to which it'" be reminded S( OKIMO (Oct 24 Nov eas can expand its powers t seemingly floating on the Carelessness this morning men air. All it takes is concentration. lf unwitting may cause by force of will you can crahle trouble this afternoon ount on atnone else to maKe yourself responsive to oth-- I er people's notions even before cxtrieate jou from difficulties they are expressed The tric k. however, is more a matter of Monday. December IS mood reading tfun mind read23 Dec I'l'i - Pt.j la ard said At his home in this there are many arguments in of mobility. These include a chance to avoid stagnation, "to get off the farm," a greater chance to find employment and an opportunity to broaden knowledge through experience. Distinct Drawbacks But in a comparison of two towns-Azu- za, Calif., which is highly mobile, and Glens Falls. N.Y., which is relatively stable -- Packard found what he considered distinct drawbacks in the nomadic life. Packard said his comparison "I think offered fairly clear evidence that people who live in a stable community (Glens Falls) have a greater sense of . Their interpersonal relationships were warmer. "Possibly one of the most serious things" in the mobile community, he said, "and this could be a plua or a minus depending on how you look at it, is a very clear drop in the concern about the consequences of your social behavior." He said this lack of concern could account for such things as indifference to crime, a decline in moral?, increased divorce and even the booming rate of personal bankruptcy. "Social ostracism holds little terror for uprooted people." he said. As are far as children concerned, the effects of an uprooted society are disruptive. As he put it, "the networks of parental and community guidance are coming apart." Adjust Policies Packard said he thinks the nation and particularly large affluent favor -- Author Vance Packard thinks bedroom community of New a lifetime of writing York City. Packard reflected on about what is wrong with the wisdom of the traditional American society, he finally economic virtues. "One of the reasons that I may have put his finger on the disease. should stress Jie negative I the fact that I Packard, who through the think-beymass media has become a sort think the negative is much of societal pathologist, contendmore apparent and wearisome ed in an interview here that is that a while part of the addiction to drug and drink, American ethic is that mobility decline in values and even is great, that it is equated with "permissiveness" are frequent- progress and this is how you ly just symptoms. get ahead." What ails America, he said, For Packard the arguments is that it is constantly on the are clearly defined. fiat after ond companies, will have to go through a rethinking to recognize some of the liabilities of uprootedness and motility and ' adjust their policies accordingly " Already, he said, employes rebellion at are expressing impending transfers. He said that he even found people in various parts of the country who now are trying to remake in their neighborhoods the "communities'' where once there were no strangers. Price Goes Up move-- an Mobile Manpower Bv I'nited Press International uproot; J society torand you are determined to gue MILL VALLEY, Calif. (1'PI) "You can't make much of an tured by loneliness' where no even as you min faults 111 17 16 14 110 13 12 19 I find I 18 the lb yourself enough time to J -- Merchants if nomadism in where matter are this small o, you you against argument own m Be fair your one that is perfect for you imize your Marin County town are finding always surrounded by stran- you look at it strictly as an assessment of others and you'll 13 12 14 An awfui lot of their contribution to the Christeconomist. gers. To find what is in store for make lne rint decisions, of in "1 favor are think social mas economists 191-21 day spirit going up in price. fragmentation Feb. you tomorrow, select your birth- - AQIARH'S (Jan. is a major national problem," highly mobile manpower supThe merchants paid to have and read the correspondinc KerP ,,) 'nur own sound Princi" said Packard, who spent three ply. colorful red bags placed on " would Fee this day 18 19 20 2! your birthday P's ' paragraph. the case for the "But the country downtown parking meters readend "n a R(,d and l'Knt no,e years touring star be your daily guide. of what he community is clear cut. It is effects the exploring ing: "Merry Christmas, two There may be an emotional trial 22 23 hour parking free." calls "nomadism and uprooted-ness.- " bad foi t ie community. to undergo. who tend to be "The 21- )However, the bags h've been PISCES (Feb. Today's Forecast people 131 27 29 24 125 126 28 30 stolen from about 275 meters. "What we are talking about nomadic at the adult level also aims need not be Personal SAf;nTARIUS(Nov.23-Dec.22- ) " " 33 The police, in a holiday mood, is 40 million people a year who tend to be the more talented of Mental pursuits take up a shelved merely because you 35 34 32 who 20 per cent of to those decided are have another or our citizens, of time more move, deal help using Christmas ribbons provide roughly your great and wrapping to keep the the leadership. the population." They move than you had planned for. Morn- - complete his project. Keep your 39 36 33 40 37 meters decorated. The merchPopulation Moves every two or three years. ing worship puts you in contact own head above water! ARIES (March 20) "These are the kinds of The term uprootedness, acare being ants, meanwhile, with inner sources of strength. 41 42 44 J 43 A day when haste may not cre-211) asked to replace the missing CAPRICORN(Dec.23-.Tacording to Packard, embraces people who ordinarily provide of the matter of employment may ate as much waste as you fear, more than just that 4T bags, which cost 40 cents each. 47 membership on town 45 become an issue in the home Take your time preparing for the population which moves boards, the leadership in civic this morning. State your view- - the operation but when the nm 5l each year. He sees as uprooted life. Being nomadic they don't 48 149 150 52 153 154 have a chance to get into it." point and stick to it but only ment is at hand, be quick, people who suffer the "anony" 56 57 TAI RI'S (April 21- )if you believe it. and What remains for the comof the the cities 53 55 mity" 19) Give special attention to AQL'ARIUS (Jan. in a munities are added liabilities, of isolation living is the ters having a bearing upon your 61 60 59 according to Packard. Often community that for economic factor in the degree of success appearance. A question of public y there is "loss of pride in the reasons operates on a 24 may disturb your 6TT you'll have today. Don't try to acceptance G3 such as big neighborhood ... you tend to see 62 schedule, take part in events for which plans during afternoon, 16 more clutter, more shabbiness factory towns. GEMINI (May 21) you have no preparation. Packard's conclusions about than you do in a stable town." 21) PISCES (Feb. Bring your own ambitions to The high rate of mobility also the effect of all this mobility Uncertainty prevails this morn- - bear upon an important purc hase are contained in his latest book, has its effect on crime, he ing in precisely that area that this morning Don't give "A Nation of Strangers," which feels. your attention yester- - eration only to another's wishes "What evidence there' is, is has begun to enjoy the same day. It's not too late to change or you'll have regrets later on from success the crime rate is definitely commercial kind of that 2,1CANCER (June )your mind. his earlier books, associated with anonymity and accorded Not do ARIES (March 20) today AND ACCESSORIES everything you including "The Status Seekers," mobility contributes to anonyMixed tendencies make this a must count for something inipor- Utah Office Supply SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -- mous. !No major cuts or addi- "The Sexual Wilderness" and VERY LOW PRICES!! mity." confusing day for the Aries who lant. Take some time merely to The County Commissioners to- tions were made in the fiscal the "Naked Society." Packard, who is short with 69 East Center, Provo is not himself quite sure of di- - "fool around"; trivia has a Call after 4 p.m. day voted themselves and the package which had been pre"Some people said I spent graying blond hair that he must rections. Make an effort to know place in your life today, meetof weeks other eight elected county offi- pared over three more time on the negative than occasionally sweep from his 191 S. Main, Springvillc LEO (July 23) 375-897your own limitations. cials a near 20 per cent salary ings with department heads ear- the 1 but that just face, emphasized that as far as positive, You might be wise to offer the 21) TAURUS (April in this month and lier last increase as they approved an reflects my conclusions," Pack the individual is concerned to A promising day where personal young some inducement record $53.7 million You If are concerned. creased production. you're for 1973. should be able to firm up a having trouble in the area of budget The commissioners will three to look in of another's past discipline, spite friendship receive a $17,500 yearly salary ence. 23- )- beginning next year. Proposals 21- )GEMINI (May VIRGO (Aug. Church attendance enables you The real and the ideal may he for the pay increase, the first to express yourself in ways that poles apart at the moment. You since 1968, had been as high as are spiritually uplifting. Recnn- - can help bring themcloser tn- - $19,500 for the commissioners, sider your decision to effect a gether, however, by gaining cn- - They are currently receiving operation on the employment $15,300 annually. change. scene. 23) CANCER (June They also approved salary in- 23- )- creases to $16,500 for both the LIBRA (Sept. Magnify your good feelings to- minimize Make your associations with sheriff and attorney while the another and ward of thousands your bad ones. This is no time others pleasant but don't con assessor, auditor, clerk, recor- put miles on. only Art's an engineer on the U. P. And your to encourage animosities further sider surrendering your own ,jerj surveyor and treasurer will ideals in order to do so. You receive $16,000. than they now are. washing machines, new suits, furniture and boxes of breakfast cereal Art and Try to add up can make truth painless. 23) LEO (July a computer. (That's how we keep track The sheriff is currently makall the other U. P. put miles on and you'll 22) SCORPIO (Oct. Make social contacts where they $14,000 yearly and the ing of it.) to threatens can do you the most good. Take Disappointment other seven elected officials care, however, not to mistake a make I his a day of confused is- - $13,500. Art says it's all in a day's work. But if you watch matter of interference for a mat- - sues. Try to keep absolutely The vote on the budget, which s a little him when he says it, you can ter of real interest. straight and orderly your plan was reviewed Wednesday night for afternoon activities. VIRGO (Aug. in a public meeting, was unani- proud. related to your dealings (C1972, by United Feature Syndicate. Inc.) well-being- - It " "" one-fift- h most-tellin- hour-a-da- consid-attrae'e- y S,L. County Commission, Officials Get Big Pay Hike GIVE HER CARDON'S BLUEBIRD CHOCOLATES CAMERAS 373-243- 0 489-746- 9 e t. Art Cox helped put almost 2,000 miles on your car... y But it doesn't show. t. car's the engineers one he's need see he 23)-M- atters President de Facto WIN AT BRIDGE Spotting Queen Keys Slam NORTH 16 (D) AK1062 VA43 4 9763 J WEST EAST 5 AJ83 1076 VQ85 K1054 J82 AQ9853 107 4 2 SOUTH AQ974 VKJ92 AQ AK6 vulnerable Easi South West North 1 A Pass 4 N.T. 5 Pass 5 NT Pass Pass 6 N.T. 6 Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead A 5 North-Sou- th By Oswald & James Jacoby bid South's six had nothing to do with match points. The game was rubber bridge and North was one of those players who could be depended on to misplay a hand any time he had the opportunity to do so. When South looked at the opening lead and the dummy he rather wished that he had let his partner play in spades. But South was stuck no-tru- with his ran slam. p off five spades quickly. West's first two discards were the three of clubs and four of diamonds, but South ignored these weakness signals. He West almost surely held the queen of hearts, king of diamonds and queen of clubs and just had not wanted to lead away from one of them. East discarded a heart on the fourth spade and a second heart on the last one while South jettisoned his six of clubs. Now South took the diamond finesse. There was no point in not trying it. West won and led a diamond back and now it was up to South to do something about the heart suit. He was so sure of his analysis of the location of the queen of hearts that he decided to try to work a backward finesse. He had already decided that West held the queen. He might not hold the 10 and in that case a backward finesse would succeed. South led his jack of hearts. West ducked and South played low from dummy. South collected four heart tricks and his slam. Rutherford B. Hayes was known as "president de facto" (president in fact) because he entered the White House despite the larger popular vote given to his opponent, Samuel Tilden. 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