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Show Page 12—THE HERALD,Provo, Utah Thursday, October 8, 1970 Answer to Previ ChatterOn Syracuse U. Has Purzle Dressing Up ACROSS pro! 56 Coloring Wall Street substances LApronlike 57 Scottish cap bal sh 12 Feminine appellation 13 Sand 3 (comb. form) MShakespeari oC Hydrogen isotope 18 Untidyones 20South American gauge 4 West Pointer 5 Foretoken 6 Entertains 7 sober 8 Neve Kinde‘of wool 2 Malarial fever 11 Male cats oe 1 Det 21 Encountered }9Shecyeless Superlative” Farments 23 Invisible 24 Oriental nurse 2Lacerate 26Growing out 38 Prculiarity 40 Intelligence 42Greek portico 43 Dand 44 Chest rattle 27 Most stee"'ike 46 Toward the 2 Certain containers 29 31Etorchouses sheltered side 47 City in California 48 Chick-pea 33 Singing group 50 Gavefoodto 2A Greek god of war 26Italian city 21 Depot (ab.) 30 Covering for the hand 32 Amatory 34 Zo ria 41 Small state (ab.) 51 Auric 52 Lubricants 53 Summers (Fr.) 54 Health resort 55 Awry Horoscope THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8 — Born today, you tend tc look at the world in one of two ways: either through the rose-colored glasses that go with elation cr through the murky mist of depression. Gifted with a good mind, you are capable of dealing intellectually with whatever problemsarise from the world's reality — but your tendency to view things from one extremeor another all but nullifies this asset. Make an_effort to keepto life's middle ground and to realize whatthe truepictureis. Friday, October 9 LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— Self-confidence acts as just the stimulus you need for the present project. Assert yourself strongly and success shouldresult. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Not the time for closing an important business deal — but very probably the day for cclebrating personal SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. — Fast talk will take you far — but your ability to observe even minor devails of a general situation will take you farther. CAPRICORN(Dec.23-Jan 20) — Younger family members may not welcomeyour criticism as you think they should. Tact takes you farther than the absolute truth. AQUARIUS(Jan. 21-Feb. 19) — You should be able to outmaneuver the competition in a race for personal recognition on the employmentscene. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) — Better-than-average results today for the Pisces who is energetic, ambitious, and, aboveall, optimistic. ARIES (March 22-April 20) — Importantbusiness details must not be negiected this morning. Don’t be tempted into taking time off that is needed to complete a job. TAURUS(April 21-May 21) — New faces, new places; break with your usualroutine and seek out something different for yourself. A good day for adventure. WIN AT BRIDGE Find MajorFit After 2-Club Bid By Oswald & James Jacoby NORTH 4Q943 8 ¥Q752 94 $653 WEST EAST as2 41087 98643 WAJI @QJ107 4653 &KT4 &J1092 SOUTH (D) @AKG5 WK9 @AK82 #AQSB Neither vulnerable West North East South 2& Pass Pass Pass Pass 20 3h 4 Pass Pass Pass 2N.T. 3@ Pass Opening lead—¢ Q In JACOE. MODERN the opening two-club bid often shows a 23-24 point notrump. North’s two-heart response showed 4-6 points and South’s two no-trump rebid announcedthat he had a notr uae ype holding. He wan to be in game because 23 plus 4 equals 27 but he didn’t want to hurry matters. Maybe North would want to get into a suit contract. North certainly did. His three-club call was Stayman. We use Stayman after opening one and two no-trump calls and after two clubs that is followed by a two notrump rebid. South responded to Stayman with three spades and North raised to game. West opened the queen of diamonds and South saw that he would have his work cut out for him at the spade game. He decided to leave trumpsalone for awhile and to see what could be done about ruffing a couple of his cards in dummy. He cashed the ace and GEMINI(May 22-June 21) — king ofdi and ruffed Your tendency toward impulsive a third diamond low. Then action could land you he Jed a heart toward his considerable trouble this lost to morning. Take your time; look South’Ss king. ‘Now, South led his last diamond. When West things over carefully. CANCER(June 22-July 23) — followed South carefully disPlanning and organization make carded a club from dummy. the difference between success There was nopoint sending and failure today. Don't be a low trumplike a lamb to the slaughter. caughtshortin these two. West was on lead and LEO July 2-Aug. 23) — played a heart to East’s Employpatience andtact in the jack. Back came the jack of performance of your duty. Men clubs. The queen was are «-necially susceptible to a finessed unsuccessfully and pretty fee today. the defense had three tricks VIRGO ag. 24-Sept. 23) — in. That was all they could Slow down the pace of recent get. Actually a club was redays. It is slow and deliberate turned. South won ruffed his action that will gain yoy your last club in dummyand ran ends. Makeyourplansdefinite. off the rest of the tricks in trumps. All this was rather iucky bat four spades did make while three no-trump would almost surely have gone down, Maxwell Taylor To Talk at ‘U’ SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Gen. Maxwell Taylor, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, inaugurates the University of Utah’s 1970-71 Artists and speakers series at 7 p.m. tonight. Taylor’s lecture also launches a new credit course, ‘‘ContemPorary Issues,” added this school year through the Division of Continuing Education. The lecture will be open to the public without registering for the university class, It is scheduled for the university's Union Building Ballroom. Unique Courses NEW YORK (UPI)—Thelast time odd iotters bought more stock than they sold was July NEW YORK (UPI)—Educa27, Spear & Staft observes Assuming the odd lotter is on tional history is being made balance an “inverse indication” this semester at Syracuse of market direction, his in- University. Fulltime students are alcreasing pessimism since that date can only mean the market lowed to take one-credit courses is headed up, the analyst adds. without additional tuition charges. The minicourses, described in a colorful “part-earth One of the basic tenets of catalog,” range from ‘Violence technical analysis is that once a in America” to “Studrnts and trend is in effect it can be the Police.” In between are such things as expected to continue until it is penetrated strongly, E. ¥. “Sociology of the Arab-Israeli Hutton & Co. says. A strong up Conflict,” “Probiems in Ameritrend has been in effect now for can Urban History,” ‘Black four months without significant Nationalism in America in the penetration and each reaction 20th Century,” and a course low which rested on the titled “On Revolution.” trendline has proved to be a Handbook for Fall Semester profitable buying opporuunity, The handbook was prepared the companysays. for the fall semester by the university's task force for academicinnovation. It aims to With occasional time out for please students concerned with consolidation of gains, the stock social and political problems. A listing of noncredit activimarket should work higher in the months ahead, Standard & ties outside the classroom Poor's Corp. says. For 1971, the includes a guide for students firm sees ‘‘an economic envir- who want to work for onment that will be conducive candidates for political office. to investmentin soundly valued Thelatter tells what kind of help New York state candidates equities.” Investors should coutinue to accumulate “bright prospects” in the coming weeks and months, TPO, Inc., advises. Thetirm recommends selective ale and lists phone numbers “alsoin the volunteer category are listings under “Show-nTe'”and inrzr city recreation program. The latter needs student helpers to run recreation programs for inner city kids every Saturday morning. Students Share Skills Students signing up for “Show-n-Tell”will share musical, handicraft and artistic skills with nursery school children. Students on the task force come from the ranks of graduate and undergraduate segments of the university. Of particular interest te some male students at Syracuse and other universities is a noncredit activity titled “Draft Counselor ‘training Course.” Personsinterested in draft counseling on a weekly basis are told io register at the American Friends Service Committee office. The handbook itself, a mimeograph job on pink, yellow, green, blue, and white paper, is rather innovative. It contains interesting cartoons and preachments meant to purchases among such groups tickle the ribs. Under a subdivision titled as computers, office equipment, mobile homes, nursing homes, “Environment”there's this: “It’s not the earth the meek apparel, oils and pollution inherit, it's the dirt.” contro!. POT ROAST CHUCKSTE AK... 49° HEN TURKEYS Each tool goes to work automatically when needed, following a program prepared in advance on a role of perforated tape. 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UPI Telephoto was found shot, Oilie can’t read, but he emulates the “Owl and the Pussycat” poem title by playing constantly with the Wade family cat. TIRE-D OWL, named Ollie, has adopted an old tractor tire as his favorite perch at the Jack Wade homein Oblong, Il. The Wades adopted Ollie six months agoafter his mother HOUSEHOLD HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS CASE OF THE WEEK VAI TEXASPINK Wwe! JanetFirst Quality ITALIA PRUNES. 10° 1E Juicy Fresh, New Benana HUNT’S FOR THE BEST HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE HUNT'S TOMATO CATSUP 8 Ounce Cans 26 OunceBottle 10.°1 Hunt's or Tastewell POTATOES No. 300 Can 39° 15° se 89: PANTY HOSE GRAPEFRUIT $89 $1.29Value.. . .. DULCE Ee c0s 9 CASE OF 12 46.07. CANS Plump, REDor GOLDENDELICIOUS Super Size PRELL TUBE $119 Shampoo — $1.99 Valve $1.59 Value — Attractive Floral PLASTICWARE ex. 16 Qt. Dishpan, 13 Qt,Pail or 36 Gt. Waste Basker ity Ideai Warket Harper's Market 43 S. Main, Pi, Grove 3135 M Canyon Rd., Provo Pioneer AG Mkt. Peay’s Market 200 East Main, Lehi 4th M. 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