OCR Text |
Show Answer to Previous Purzle Animal Fare ACROSS iG be 4 Breed ofdog BMaledecr 12 Exist 13 Military assistant 14Groundivy 15Skin tumor 1 Antispasmodies (var.) 18 Ingredientof some soups 20 Vigilant 21 Aeriform fuel 22Bargainevent 24 Sheaf 26 — hog DOWN =} Young deer 4 Cornish fish __haskets 5 Engage for service a eg metals 6 Ukrainian city 5c 7 Moisten (Hawaii) Fissile rock %6German river 21 Plight 9 Musical 10 Asseverate 11 Exploit 21 East Indian 17 Noose timber tree 19 Ghallenged 38 Unruffled BBreak one's 23Class jargon 40 Mister (Sp.) word 32 Sign of the zodiac 34 Nullifies 35 Harangued 36 Dry, as wine 41 Flowers workroom (coll) resent directives and find it difficult to work with others in and for commoncause. Quite the opposite. You prefer to shave both responsibility and blame even though it means that you must also share success, are not atone responsiblefor your actions 24-Oct. 51 Feminine proper name overdoingthe physica! this morn: 52 Philippine Moslem 53 Feminine appellation 54Canadian province (ab.) European exercise in Orem. Call 22! NORTH 2 a109 ¥Q3 oi #KQI8432 WEST EAST 455432 AKQ86 WA10642 #Q10 #65 eon (D) i37 okanca2 aA ays vulnerable West North East South 1¢ Pass Pass Pass 2N.T. 3N.T. Openinglead—@ 3 23-Dec yourself move quickly into the future. Know your motives, your limitations—and yeur first aim in PROFESSIONAL 23-Jan AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. 19) America’s top experts explain their tournament-winning techniques in a new 128-page book on JACOBY MODERN. For your copy sent $1 with your name, address and zip code to: “Win at Bridge,” (c/o this newspaper), P.O. Box 489, Radio City Call upon your ability to with: stand the onslaught of adverse Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— NOTICE OF PUBLIC Knowwhat you want out ofthis day’s hours. Don't fritter away HEARING yourtimeon pointless pursuit if UTAH COUNTY BOARD OF you would avoid regrets. ADJUSTMENT SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22)—If The Utah County Board of you arewise, you will agree with Adjustment will hold a hearing the authorities on a matter of IN THE MATTER OF THE on Friday, October 8, 1971, in the high principle. Much to gain ADOPTION OF BABY GIRL Utah County Commission and much to do by eve HICKMAN, Chambers, City and County A Minor. Building, Provo, Utah, at 5:30 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec TO: PAUL IRVWIN HICKMAN, p.m. for and against the gran- 22)—Don't look a gift horse in the You are hereby Order ting of the following appeals: mouth. The unexplained may not be inexplicable. Ask the advice of pursuantto the provision of the laws of the State of Utah,to Mr. Darwin J. Boardman another CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan appear before the above-Court requesting a variance on on or before the 22 day of side setback to add a 20)—It would be most unwise not October,1971 at the hour of 9:30 bedroom,storage room, and to take seriously an offer made AM.then and there to show porch to his cabin in Vivian today. Increase your emotional cause why you should not be Park, Provo Canyon, A maturitybysticking with things AQUARIUS(Jan. 21-Feb. 19) found to have abandoned and setback of 10 ft. is required deserted that certain minor by the ordinance butthereis Delay any action on recently made decisions. Seek the best, female child, known as baby girl only 6 ft. Hickman. Upon your failure to Brigham Young University wisest counsel you can—and then 80 3} , thepetition of Unified Farm requesting a variance don’t worry PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) Social Services as entered on front setbacks to widen a silo and to place a grain Benefits multiply ‘ourinterest herein will granted. DATEDthis 14th day of storage tank, on the in them wanes, But bewareof property 26 ft, from the edge impulsive behavior or you may September, 1971. BY THE COURT: of the voad. Front setbacks forfeit rewards. ARIES (March 22-April 20) Maurice Harding from a County road is Previous lossesareto be madeup JUDGE required to be 30 ft. now without delay. Take care No, 576 Published in The Daily UTAH COUNTY BOARD OF that in making up for lost time Herald Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3 & 10, you don’t overdo ADJUSTMENT 1971. TAURUS (April 21-May 21) Margaret G. Agnew, Secretary mily, be land saving plan. Must be over 21, residentof Utah at least 90 days. eligible*to participate in pension Have automobile availabie. lo door. We deliver to you. Wanted Women R MARCH OF DIMES POSTER GIRL for 1972 is Carmen Donesa,8, above, of Fort Wayne, Ind., who was born with open spine (myelomeningocale) and water on the brain (hydrocephalus) which caused partial paralysis of her legs. The March of Dimes supports treatment and research aimed at preventionof birth defects. Little Carmen has been officially designated 1972 poster child by Arnold Palmer, honorary chairman for the National Foundation-March of Dimes. the returned dropped from 46.9 per cent to 30.4 per cent in a six-year period. Another is Texas, where the seven-year rate dropped from 35 per cent to 15 per cent, se Job Training Another reform need is vocational training, but for jobs that will give an inmate a chance to support himself when he is freed. Some prisons are has a long way to go. If it training computer programwants both—and that seems to mers, but more are teaching be the sum of public attitudes inmates to manufacture license and official policies—it might plates, a trade usually pracdo better spending the money ficed only inside prisons. to send men to the moon or Sex is a Hehepalcied some other project that is prison problem. In an effort to known to be possible. keep prisen-separated families Statistics show Problem intact and reduce homosexualiproblem can be ex- ty, prisons in Mississippi and pressed in statistics: There are Gaaitornia are permitting inmore than 350,000 inmates in mate’s wives to spend week4,500 federal, state, county,city ends with them. The practice is and assorted other prisons and widespread in other countries. jails. At least four of every ten There are many more propoprisoners have been in jail sals to improve the prison bees and authorities estimate system we have, but many that eight of every ten serious authorities contend that there crimes are committed by will be no real progress until repeaters. the system of criminaljustice— The public seems apathetic from arrest to final release—is about those figures, but when reformed, rioting prisoners destroy $2.5 million of property, as at the Oregon Penitentiary in 1968, or 41 inmates and hostages die, as at Attica, N-Y., people start asking questions about the socalled ‘“‘corrections system” which requires in excess of $1 All prison reformers demand better training for guards, which would include what the correctional association calls a grounding in the causes of criminal behavior, cultural, racial and ethnic differences amongprisoners, and ‘‘thorough understanding” of “the legitimate rights of inmat ly, they call aan employment of enough personnel to give all inmates a chance to rebuild their lives. The parole and probation systems would be improved and expanded, with more “‘ha'f way houses” for inmates approaching release and work-release programs involving on the job training in private businesses, re is no guarantee any or all of these reforms would keep prisons ceful. In fact, efforst to keep “‘salvageable” prisoners separated from inmates whocannotorwill not be rehabilitated, may concentrate reliable prison reform is having that effect. The mostoptimistic prison reform advocates usually coneede a need to retain prisons for individuals who must be restrained for the protection of society. And evenif the prisons in which such persons are kept provide decent treatment and facilities, the possibility for evoit behind barswill exist. PRINTER,Experienced in letter press, or off set Cane LP. 373-1144 woman. PROFESSIONAL solicitor to Solicit music students and sales work in music store, 374-5035. We Match Good People With Good Jobs. H.E. L.P. EMPLOYMEN™ SERVICES Helping Employers Lc cate Personnel 875 North 200 West, Provo 373-1144 PROVO EMPLOYMENTSERVICE Babysitter. . . Driver-Sales .. . . Dishwasher . fulltime. . . full time, nights... . - Cook-waitress . Mgr.-trainee . perm. over 25, Printer. . Ins. Sales . xP. Short order, exp. » rekscate exp... perm. relocate | good benefits secre 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. If you don't see the job you want, comein and let usfind it for you! se" COMPLETE RESUME AND TYPING SERVICE! NO FEE CHARGED TO APPLICANT OR EMPLOYER Secretory... .... Fire & casualty expericace. Manager Trainee . Legal Secretary Restaurant. Part-time. ae . . Mature, experienced. Medical Secretary . . Corsage Maker Sheetmeta! Worker . Auto Body Repairman. . Drywall Hanger. & Tapers. Part-time. American Fork, Experienced.Part-time, . Someexperience required. . . Journeyman, Experienced. ‘Corer position. Various openings. . . Cement Mason Carpenters . Maintenance Pipe Fitter. 5 years experience. Plumbers. . Must have state license. Journeyman FurnaceInstaller & Repairman. Experienced. Experienced. Experienced. Experienced. 2 Sewing Machine Repairman . Salesperson Work on-call. Sell & deiiver, Salesman,Driver Telephone Solictor Overhead Crane Operator. . . Color TV or Sound Repairman Furniture Upholsterer . . Taxi Driver ere ADVERTISEMENT FORBIDS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by Provo City Corporation in City Commission Chambers, Provo City Office Building, 17 South University Avenue, Provo, Utah, until 10:00 a.m. TUESDAY, OCTOBER12,1971 for: Purchase ana installation of approximately 3,360 yards of carpeting plus pads and applicable accessories for the Provo City Center. Bid forms, spccifications, and contract forms available at office cf City Purchasing Agent. Byorder of Provo City Commission ‘This 23rd day of September 1971. BYU student . full or part time . full time exp... part time part time Seamstress. TelephoneSolicitor. Auto Mechanic require some basic changes in 375-0020 440 N. Univ. Ave., Provo Sundaywork. apprentice Carpenter. Formica exp... Laborer . Station Attendant Auto Front End Man. Construction Equipment Mechanic. ve ‘Theseepisodes usually lead to cries for prison reform, but in most instances it never happens. That may be because it would cost a Ict of money and rt. Must Help Wanted 8 Help Wanted = the potential for trouble. Some say even the present level of billion a year to operate. the way society thinks about Makeall the plans youlike--but and treats people who breakits rules. dort act on them for the time No. 591 published in The Daily There are two kinds of being. Romanceis in the air—and “reform” that could be tried. Herald on Oct. 3, 1971. you might be wise to leave it The first would involve trying fix the present prison 22-June 21)—If system. The second would Future Foretold you can deal as fairly with your involve changing the entire enemies as you do with your system of criminal justice. SACRAMENTO,Calif. (UPI) Change is Costly —Mrs. Mary Lou Smith of friends, you are in for good Orangeville may have made a tidings. Buying or selling is Even the patchup job would favored. be costly. One federal law believer out of TV newsman CANCER(June 22-July 23) enforcement official has estiHarry Martin when it comes to Only those matters having a mated the cost of simply extrasensory perception. direct bearing on the issue at closing and ee inadeaprisons and jails at $15 hand should be allowed upon the Mrs. Smith, who says she has used her “power” to help find scene. Otherwise there'll be President Nixon’s 1970 task missing articles and children, chaos. told Martin in a Wednesday LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)—Blink force on prisoner rehabilitation interview she had a vision of your eyes before the bright lights called the share of spending Martin in what resembled a of fame. Your reputation maynot going to custody “shocking,” hospital bed with his arms and have spread very far—butit is and former Attorney General Ramsey Clark told Congress legs raised as though he were intensity that counts. this year that failure to spend in a cast. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) enough on rehabilitation was Emotional stability counts for the reason ‘‘we manufacture A. Wm.Nelson Five hours later, Martin was morethanalittle today. Verbal Purchasing Agent involved in a three car accident ageeements may not be enough to crimein the prisons andjails of that left him confined to a hold another to a promise. America,” No, 592 Published in The Daily hospital! bed with his ankle (Copyright, 1971, by United Do prison rehabilitation efHerald Oct, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. raised in a cast, Feature Syndicate, Inc.) forts work? There is only ¥ time, 3044, circumstantial evidence but in some states where attention has been paid to helping inmates prepare for a new try, the number of prisoners who return to custody for new crimes has been cut. One such is California, where BUTCHER to lease meat Iment in Springville market. be dependable, 489.4214, Call 654-0! “EXPERT typist excelent pay science experience Helpful Call marie, 225-8114, 610 p.m, Experienced on power machines, in draperies. Call for appt. 375. Should Prisons Punish? Or Reform? Question Faces Nation abiding citizens, the country for interview call 373. land Tuesday 9 am to ep at Heber Valley Care’canter PART Last of Series By ARNOLD B. SAWISLAK WASHINGTON (UPI) —Just as floods often start a clamor for dams, prison riots usually revive interest in prison reform. But there has been a lot more dam building than prison reforming, and that doesn’t show muchsign of changing. One reason often given for the surplus of talk and shortage of action on penal reform is that the country really hasn’t Patience may at times vie with decided what it wants from its common sense. If it seems prisons. If it wants prisons to punish anreasonable to wait, then byall convicts, the country has what means move ahead it wants, If it wants them to change criminals into lawMonday, October 4 LIBRA ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Probate No. 16,517 to start if selected, you'll be fully trained at company expense and peice in see mednal ca an 8654, ext. 106. By Oswald & James Jacoby Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. criticism. You may havetolisten eS to harsh words th‘s morning. Josephine (Jo) Culbertson CANCER (June 22-July 23)—In was notas great a player as there the defense could have Ely used to claim in his taken at least seven tricks, your efforts to tie up loose ends writings. It is doubtful if but West remembered that before the new workweek begins anyone could be that good. Jo had bid a diamond. Ob- don't create new problems for viously, she held the queen She was supposed to be and wastrying to force an yourself. Remain organized. conservative, but there were entry to dummy. So West LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)—Think times when she came up ducked and Jo ran off the over once again the arguments with some inspired plays. you intend to use to make your rest of the clubs. Her three no-trump call Why didn’t Jo try that point with the family. Don’t allow after North’s sign-off at play with the king of hearts? fear to win the day. three clubs was decidedly Maybeshe should have, but VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)— optimistic. In 1934 when this the actual play worked so hand was played, the two- my vayeel with success? FULLER Brush dealers,average '$4.00 hr. comm. profit. If you ore Isharp and wantto build a futurein ithe sales field with opportunity for advancement. Call 375.0655 for an interview. Full time only. Boys and girls, to sell donuts, their share of attention. Surprise Nerves may get the best of you this morning but you can keep from blowing off steam at others if you keep busy. Attack a problem GEMINI (May 22-June 21)— Home apply in person a! 135 Center, Provo LPN or registered nurse, fulloF Part time, at nursing homes. working conditions. Call 225 sitor 3568, vocation. Look ahead only eight tricks in sight. in store for the Pisces who has How could she steal a ninth? Jo workedit out quickly. To turned over a new leaf. start with she took her ace ARIES (March 22-April 20)— Anything that occurs today must of spades immediately. Then she played her ace be taken seriously. To consider of clubs followed by the king even a minor matter of no conof diamonds. If West had sequence would be to err. TAURUS(April 21-May 21)— taken his ace right then and =» 8 referred,B.S. minimum. Applyat oom 8.5 Federal Bidg. Deadline Oct. 15 2 SALES positions open in WANTED: cab drivers, 373-2950 Southern Utah $600 mo. guarantee life. There’s no rush whenit comesto club response promised very decisions today. Don't allow little and North did not need others to push you inte making as much as he held. judgements now When dummyhit the table 4 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)— Jo wished she had settled Domestic matters come in for for a part score. There were EXPERI ENCE D carpet cleaner to erasae full or parttime. HelpWanted whenit comes to making up your mind about a suggested change in Ely Had HIS Josephine 26 3h Pass Reward. 373.5522 20)—Seek spiritual guidance WIN AT BRIDGE AR Provo. Yellowstone park sticker. 11 FOUND: Sept. | stray Hoistein Help WantedMen Owner please | brand FULLER BRUSHdealers avera per hr profifs. Bein business tor and claim animal a Work your wn hours time available LOST 2 month old black & white Call 5953 OF art375.0885, kitten, Sept. 26 nearVill cow. 22)—You can do much to help CAPERICORN (Dec. Pass Pass Pass 10 SPEED gold bike, stolen North ing. Afternoon is for mental SAGITTARIUS (Noy, FR 1d 10 sup plementpresent family income No door to door, no delivering, Nocollecting and no investment. or personal, introductory interview appointment, call 225. 6615 798.6021 225.4887 ne Lost and Found 7 Morning must be in your guard against (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) CINE Leading company in its tieid, High cashprices 225-5887 23) Notas tireless as you think, you river RELIABLE woman to tend retarded child, Vor?evenings a week. 225.6 EXPERIENCED legal5Secretary cali s7a gio} OLD Coin: Sunday, October 3 LIBRA (Sept. spirits SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 fowl 49 Makers of candles @AG5 497 GO WHERE the action is, Ute Drive In Swap Meet 7800 S. Midvale, every Sun ely SPECIAL this week, Sweaters, Skirts, blouses. Cleaned & blocked 49 cents. Modern Cleaners44 S. 200 w material benefits, and any resultant glory. Eveninpersonal atters, you liketo feel that you Stick to usual routine. ws85 about that! worship should be especially helpful to the Libra with sinking 41 Pacific turmeric 42 Tremulous 45 Male domestic ‘56 Honey makers local TV everydayCall 373.10N0 489.4966 Viv joodard asmetics Sumiderer ¥ ont ener: renee of General AGGRESSIVEsalesiagy Experienced, creative NEED a house or apartment? Callforappt. 375.3046 Letusheip you through the Herald's Want Ads OFFICE work in exchange for tuition, Mary Kawakami'sCollege Business Personals 4 ot Beauty, Mr Benson, 373558 HOUSEWIVES, College Girls, 7 OeDICAL RECEPTIONIST medical receptionist ‘need women to work part time. We eon needed immediately, Call train, average earnings, $3.00 per hr. Call Fri, Sat. Mon aascush 5.2172 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the Classified Ads. Nothing smail highly independent persans who 42 Culminatior 43 Wearing shoes 44 Peel 46 French stream 2 Thedill 47 Woman's vers name erbalnoun 48 Appraise 3 Female horses 50 Scientist's 9 learn to teach professionalmake fos Secrets make 2s much ire. See Vivian Woodard "en Prove to SLC Downie 2S 2900 TEE DWE collecttte: today, you are not oneof those (comb. form, 3 Heterogenetic _2 Help Wanted Women WANTED. ridp carpe in car fom NO FREEZEon SUNDAY, OCTOBES 3—Born 2 Mountain Rt Transportation Horoscope STScottish negative quality Seoday, October 3,1971_THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Fage 43 Your Sell carpet cleaning service. . Byearsexperience. 1 year experience. Jou:neyman. « Class license. In Children’s homes. Babysitters. Dayworkers . House cleaning Various openings. Waitresses & Bor Waitresses . Countergirls & Countermen . ‘ooks . wae Vinson UTAH Norse Aids. 190 West 800 Job Training Orem and Provo. Experienced or will train. Experienced orwill train. DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY North, Provo 10 Job Training 10 UNSKILLED ? UNTRAINED ? A TYPICAL RURAL SOUTH VIETNAMESE is tenant farmer Duong Van Kinh, 56, ore here during a recent interview the nation election scheduled for today. Questioned abouthis sithe says, “We do just what the (government) offic! Asked if he'll vote in the election hereplied, “It headson whatthe officials teil us.” Now accepting aplications for Medical receptionist trainees. No cnonciee necessary. Must be willing to starti di Call 375-2172 |