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Utah, Friday, October 22, 1982 Page 14 51 Confederate Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS States Army a c Chisel 1 (abbr) 4 Young animal 53 Work of art 7 Billiard stick 55 Fit 10 Birthstone for 56 Blood (prefix) October 57 Horse 1 2 Actor directives Holbrook 58 Odd 13 Wild party 59 Cry of 14 Bloody affirmation 15 Mother sheep 60 Compass 1 6 Actor's part point 17 Requires 19 White DOWN 2 1 Store for future use Gear tooth 23 Lance contest On 27 Hamlet Troublesome 32 Giant of fairy weed tales Keepsake box 33 Transgress Auto workers' 34 Ajar union (abbr ) 35 Exultation Boon 36 Child's game American 37 Travel Indian 38 City with 8 Not pretty harbor 9 Optical organ 40 Donkeys 1 1 Caustic 41 Hard up substance 43 Floor support 13 Gold (Sp.) 46 Relegate 18 Energy-savin50 Farmyard sound time (abbr.) g 2 1 14 To j 01 lAjCjMj IT TTr" DLjC hJ"Ta A F P aH7 N E L 24" E TE j3 o l I g I e e i U.S. Agents Uncover Food Stamps Fraud g s D Ail nJT 3"N A 0 H E buy stolen or counterfeit food stamps for about 60 cents on the dollar and redeem them for the full amount from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. against 31 persons, the government Agents from the USDA and Sesaid. cret Service joined the FBI in the U.S. Attorney Leonard R. Gill-ma- n undercover operation. said reported all the stores to give a total Gillman declined had been suspected "for a variety of reasons" before an undercover figure involved. "Several thousands of dollars is sale was attempted. "We didn't just go to 'Joe's Party all I can say right now," he said. Store,'" he said. "We'd received Wayne Davis, special agent in various kinds of information about charge of the FBI in Detroit, called Joe's before we went." the illegal traffic in food stamps Gillman said defendants would "big business." " D au ra 39 Elementary 20 Hockey particle suffix league (abbr.) (Pi) 22 Fly 40 Nautical 23 Runs assent 24 Amorous look 42 Broadway 25 Animal waste offering chemical 43 Jeer 26 Percolate 44 Just 45 Mamie's man slowly 47 Pogonip 28 Depressions 48 Smallsword 29 Imitates 49 Streets (Fr.) 30 Sarazen 50 Stupid fellow 31 Companion of 52 Observe odds 54 Compass 33 Elastic point I 6 8 7 T1MSI 35 36 7F EVENNCS 120 W. 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DETROIT (UPI) Federal undercover agents sold stolen or forged food stamps to grocery stores in a sting operation that resulted in indictments P A AC N.J. I I T J i o'a NITS BRA TQTj NIT see " 26 25 N tTTE 1 21 23 E SON JflT V 1.AJ.G 5 TT" 17 s N T U O T T R U S Hi 14 e O C A I C F A E e NLJ E M t ibljT asi.u HSLllT !.L r a nI in o 72 I 1 1 i EVENINGS SAT. MAT. j 7:00-9:0- 0 2:30-4:3- 0 NEA. Inc IPi V Future in Stars 1 SATURDAY I 'A You'll add new friends to your list. October 23, 1982 This coming year you will be (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE interested in doing things on a ASSNi) grander scale than in the past. You could be quite lucky where big ventures are concerned. LIBRA (Sept. MOVIE GUIDE FOR 23) You could be rather lucky today in FAMILIES business or financial matters. Stay G: "General Audiences." on the alert if you see an opportunFilm contains no materials most parents are likely to conity develop, be quick to pounce on it. Available: the NEW Astro-Grap- h sider objectionable even for Matchmaker wheel and younger children. booklet which reveals romantic PG: "Parental Guidance combinations and compatibilities Suggested." Rating cautions for all signs. Tells how to get along parents they might consider with others, finds rising signs, hidsome material unsuitable for den qualities, plus more. Mail $2 to children. It urges parents to Astro-GrapDept. M, Box 489, inquire about the film before Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019 deciding on attendance. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) If you R: "Restricted." Film confeel that things would run smoother tains adult-typ- e material and today if you took a personal hand in those under 18 years of age directing them, you're right. Success comes when you add your are not admitted except in the touches. company of a parent or an SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) adult guardian. Something is developing which will X: This is patently an adult-typ- e eventually be of benefit to you film and no one under 18 It's possible that you materially. is The age limit admitted. may not even be aware of it. may be higher in some places. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Motion Picture Association of Having new people in your life is this America time. at They may important bring with them new hopes and possibilities. Enlarge your circle of friends. 19) AQUARIUS (Jan. Don't go out of your way to look for competition or challenge today. By the same token, don't be intimidated. You're lucky when the chips LONE STAR PICTURES INT I PRESENTS JACK EL YN GIROUX t'i JSt DAVID CARRADWE $300 SEATS GAR GflAVER PRODUCTION PETER JASON SL 4BV TRICK OR TREATS .ii.tl.sL- Sfl - FRIDAY CHRIS GRAVER APPf ARMVCtS SPf CAflME SNODGRESS STEVE RAH SB ACK JLLIAN KESNER ALL SEATS A UNIVERSAL $3.00 PICTURE PLUS OREM-224-5- CO-H- IT II -- ! ALL 112 309 E. 1300 SOUTH lh&A this much fun just couldn't he legal! 1 hi JEtiSMNF hwry.1 Oli,i.M.wl.n. Min. co-h- it 1 I "XAHADU" i SSL $3.00 AMEKICAIM ( modern tk Tt V I, ';k as "" "iln rfSUUL" ttsssr-- rs W WEREWOLF IN H4 ) in c. PIUS AIM MIGfllGHT SATURDAY ALL SEATS YxXlk TilftE l 'T I I $100 SEATS THESE ARE THE ARMIES OF THK IilGHT. With Burt & Dolly v. 22-Ja- n. ALL 3 CHRISTOPHER REEVE 23-O- h, PROVO -37- 4-5525 1230 NORTH 233 WEST 1 ) 20-Fe- b. are down. PISCES (Feb. 20) There is a chance that you will gain a special type of knowledge today of considerable benefit to you. Be a good student. ARIES (March 19) Conditions which do not appear to be too promising at first glance could hold hidden opportunities for you today. Avoid snap judgments. TAURUS (April 20) Dealings with those who have real clout will unfold advantageously, but negotiations with subordinates could cause you headaches. Go to the top 20-M- guy- - GEMINI (May Greater joy 21-Ju- 20) will be derived today from productive pursuits than from those of a frivolous nature. Spend your time in worthwhile ways. CANCER (June 22) To gratify your social needs today, try to do something new with a different set of friends. It will lift your spirits to experience fresh faces, fresh ideas. LEO (July 22) You could be a bit of a slow starter today, but once you get in gear you have the wherewithal to bring to a successful conclusion whatever you begin. VIRGO (Aug. 22) You are now entering a cycle where popularity with your peers will be ascending. Get out and circulate. ly !L Sy Wntk-nbyJI- If fTMTTtTTTIp - ''Km Behind her beauty burned the magic of the gods. Starring LEIGH UAKKIS, LYNETTK HARRIS and BOB NELSON VVYNORSKI PnxJut-wby JACK HILL Directed by BRIAN STUART New World Picture 'J?.''ZL"'j.uJ l mthe,tr llMm& Hl wowTmw,' I Mtraini,W Tt s5" 2;00' j ' XWtA I " 50W7:30 CO-HI- T: I I I I ffl J I t""""H"""' ""SW0RPAKDTMiS0tCimJ 1 1 ' wur, 4,jo.7o.,jo I I V"'"? I I CAWLLON V MAT. SAT. SUM. 2,00 Vlmp:V SHOW 7:30 "THE THlSG" I I I I J |
