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POTTING SOIL T-leg design avacode green Height odjuts, metaI ventin top. #50:27°NonSturdy marleg caps “Yummy” malted milk ball whoppers. Real malted milk candywith crunch. Madewith old fashioned malted milk Our Reg, 1.38 97: Readyto-use, odorless, sterile, wen burn. Prepared for all lants. A Q greatsor vings today at flees ELECTRIC HEATER 5 18” POPCORN POPPER Our Reg. 21.77 97 Reg. Instant ribbon heating elements. Tip-over satety switch, dial thermostat, carry handle, 7-f. cord with high-temp, plug. Fan-forced heater. #100. The great popcorn popper. 4/-qt. capacity, automatic buttering in a flip-top server. Garden pattern design. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) ae ae ala Astrograph Bernice Bede Osol aed Vi hea TAURUS(April 20-May 20) Let no one Tush you into making major decisions today. Given the propertimeand information, your judgment is extremely accurate. @x Birthday January 12, 1980 Yourcircle of influential and helpful contacts will be expanded greatly this coming year. Knowingthe right people in the right places will do much to further your ambitions. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This is a good day to keep up communications with persons who are not in your immediate vicinity. If you owe someone a letter or a call, do it now. Find out moreof whatlies ahead for youin the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Major goals youset for yourself arelikely to be attained today.If one of your paths is blocked you'll easily find other Toutes. tes. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You're a keen observer today and you'll learn how not to do things by observing the mistakesof others. Your observations will spare you future headaches. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Solving prtblems which seem too difficult for others to handle is where you'll shine today. In fact you'll come up with morethan onesolution. OUR REG.16.48 provising new methods or systems, making that which is difficult more easy. CANCER(June 21-July 22) Because of your ability to put everyone at ease today,you’ll be able to smooth outdifferences between dissenting factions. Be a peacemaker. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Strive to bring toa conclusion today a situation which means something to youfinancially or materially. You're good at closing deals, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Activity is essential for you today. The more responsibilities you are given, the better you operate. Don’t run away from 4.97 BOY'S TUBE SOCKS challenges. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This should be a rewarding dayfor you materially. Several channels could open to makeit possible for you to get things you've been wanting. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The mantle of leadershipis likelyto fall on your shoulders today, whether you are with a small or large group. Taking charge will be an automatic reaction. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Benefits today are morelikely to come through the efforts of others rather than through your own. Don’t sit down on the job, however. Aunexerciser for your baby. Hangit in any doorway. Sturdy consetruction, washable SALE PRICE colored all-purpose rug. Save at Kmart. montths V SOUTH A108 VA98 5752 4552 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: East West North East South 1@ Pass Pass 2% 3NT 1 Pass Pass clean plastic nursers. 30 pieces in new mother needs for the first Ll EAST @K4 ¥Qs10743 #K103 #K6 Complete nurser kit with glass and all. Plus an informative guide to feeding your new baby.All the VK52 @A8 AQ10983 WEST $QJ9653 v6 @Q964 ond OurReg. 6.66 4” REVERSIBLE RUG Special savings on 24x45" washable multi- Pass 2NT Pass Openinglead: ees__= By OSWALD JACOBY AND ALAN SONTAG Successful matchpoint players must be concerned with overtricks whether they are declaring or defending. Rubber bridge and team of four players need only be concerned with defeating their opponents’ contracts and making their own, Today's hand comes from a rubber bridge game. East was a talented young bridge player from New York City, Valerie Sokolov. Even though West responded to the opening bid, North and South had no trouble arriving at a sound three notrump with only 23 high-card points. East overtook West's opening in queen of spades with her king’ and declarer had to duck.It was obvious to Ms. Sokolov that declarer both major suit aces for his two-notrumpbid. herefore declarer would easily come to nine tricks with one spade, two hearts, one diamond and five clubs. Although Ms. Sokolov could establish her partner's spade suit, how could West enjoy them? East, not West, had the key club entry. Accordingly, East found the only play at the second trick consistent with the bidding that would give her side a chance to defcat the game.Shehad to play her partner for four good diamonds headed by atleast the queen-nine-six. She switched to the 10 of diamonds and declarer was helpless. He covered with the jack and ducked West's queen. A diamond return to the ace allowed East to makethe final good play of unlocking her king on dummy's ace. When Ms.Sokolov later got on play with her king of clubs, a diamond lead throu South's 7-5 allowed West to take last two ricks with the 9-6. of feeding her baby. Similiar toillustration Brilliant Defe nse Gambit 472 4-ft. white industrial fluorescentfixture has two 40-watt tubes, hanging chain 6-pr. pack extra-long cver-the-calf tube socks in Orlon/acrylic/stretch nylon. White with stripes. Win atBridge NORTH 12* 48” LIGHT FIXTURE GEMINI(May21-June 20) Put your ingenuity to work today. You'll save yourself much timeand effort by im- 6° Te tee nT SALE PRICE BOBBY MAC CAR SEAT Has manysafety features. 3 position: uprightposition for ordinary fiding, reclining position for comfort on long tnps. rear facing position for small infant 6” PLASTIC PLANTER te Our Reg. 2/1 6"plastic planter with saucer. Comes in rust, yellow, beige, brown. Similiar toillustration. 7' Sale Price Choose from off white, hot pink, Sepia, Primrose, white, flame red, yel lavender, babyom hand, bl lemon n_ yellow. Limitto stock ne rainthecks. WICKER BASSINET Wicker bassinet will make a great addition): nurses, with liner anc |