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Show REVIEW, t A2 September 2. 1965 MtUfiirf Kertfteps - Slick Stfleiic How About A Quiet Game Trips Are Fun, Of Russian Roulette ? If Youre Careful Recently, enthusiastic reviews have been appearing about a new book, Games People Play" by Eric Berne, M C Lilt's Kurt Vonnegut calls the book, Headshrinkers Hoyle on Games We Play. probing of games is not Ot course, perychonoanalytical has very carefully seen to that. After new, Dr Mennii.ger readily bis treatment at bridge, tennis, football, and chess, one begins to wonder about ones own choice of games. Is your favorite type of game the kind in which a ball is hit in some form or another? Then know that you are thinly Instead of hitting disguising your aggressive impulses other people which is not nice at all you socially acceptably hit a ball Are you an avid bridge player? Then you are an outgoing, aggressive person who is fighting in a very genteel and refined fashion. And, of course, the manner in which people play bridge all give clues to their personalities. There are the the ones who carefully underplay their partners hand, the timid souls who usually end up saying pass." Youre a chess player? Theres a real game of war which was probably invented as a substitute for the actual thing. Ifenninger calls it a highly sublimated battle in which the aggression patterns characteristic of different personalities are clearly discernible in the nature or style of play adopted. In poker, no one tries to hide the fact that he Is fighting. It s every man for himself, No team spirit to that game. and heaven help the timid who gets into a friendly game and gets bluffed out by a stronger, better poker face. Dr. Berne goes beyond file concept of games" as such, to go into the games people play with their lives. He takes the interaction of the family and tells of the psychological theatricals that engage all of us day by day. Some of these games (which sound all too familiar) he calls Kick Me, Why Does This Always Happen to Me," and Try and Collect." Every day, most of us play one or another of the games he mentions. over-bidde- rs, Warnings of a dangerous kidnapper In one of South Salt Lakes east bench better areas would probably send Iced chills up and down those happy homeowners spines. Also, dog lovers have little sympathy for the more prevalent But, now theres a new twist to Oils kind of crime. Ben Scolari, 1625 E. 6400 South, is presently $150 in the bole due to the craftiness of a He took his collection of Bonsai trees-Bons- ai is the ancient art of the Japanese which means "Dwarf Trees In Posts - for all to see at the Salt Lake County Fair But, between 8:30 and 1C P.M. Aug, 21, someone wed Mr. Scolari Bonsai coliec-tler- v and stole his raoet valuable Himalaya Pine. Mr. Scolari believes dial this theft was made by another person with a green thumb because, out of all his plants, they tot the most valuable Each summer the most important event in a scouts life is his trip for the summer. Some times they venture to a regular scout camp, like the one near Pay son that the Butler 10th ward group went to They had an Olympic sue swimming pool, horse riding, archery, and all the standard games fit to make a boy grow tall and learn the rules of sportsman -- ship According to the scout leader, Bud Campbell, the boys are looking forward to a return trip next year. Butler 5th ward group tried things a lit le different. They before I stop reading those engaging reviews and actually read the book, I decided to think about a few homespun games I either have participated in or have been a spectator to This may be Take the game of Monoply, for instance. played in several different ways. Bathroom Monoply calls for five players and one bathroom Player A (usually a sixteen-year-o- ld girl) gets up early and locks the bathroom door, The game consists of the other four players alternately screaming and pounding on the door Player A usually wins the game Baby Monoply is a very nice game. Players A, B, and C are busy discussing something rather adult with their mother D, the baby, feels left out, so he falls off a chair or bumps his head Player D always wins this game. (D may be any age from two to seventy.) Another interesting homestyle game concerns player A, father, who is crawling home from a ghastly day at the office. His secretary cant spell, two important appointments were switched, and his boss has implied that be can be replaced. Mother, Player B, spies him dragging in the door and calls out gaily, Bingo, children here comes Daddy! Player A always loses. The most important game played in the home is actually the reverse of what psychiatrists have called the "battered As any mother or father knows, this game child syndrome is called Battered Parents Any number may play the only requirements being one or more parents, one or more children, and a problem that must be solved. This game is played In nuny ways, with many variations, though usually words are used Instead or racquets or clubs. As is seen from the title of the game, the Parents usually lose. This is actually a very nice game, one that can go on for years adding or losing players, and will while away many hours when the television set is broken. Tennis, anyone? 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He and his staff of financial experts invite you to bank from your car or park free while iu bank whenever you are in the neighborhood, tanking hours are: there. Mrs. Jouce Naccarato, 1366 Greenfield Are., notes that ths person or persons who stole this little pine will not be able to make it live since it requires special attention and care She said, that the pine took many year to grow It Is worth about 2150. Not only that, the brass pot encasing the pine was given to Mr. Scolari some 40 years ago by a friend living In San Francisco. The pot contains much sentimental value for Mr. Scolari. 13 te 4 30 p.m. Tuesday thru Thursday 1)0 Is 100 p m. Monday and Friday 1)0 a. ta IOO p Monday thru Friday at our Auto lank Take advantage of your exclusive inter-usprivilege as a First Security customer and bank at any one of 14 offices in the Salt Lake area . . . whichever office is most convenient at the moment! e OF (65 IS UNDER FINAL CLOSE-OU- T WAY HOW AT LAKE f.TORS! 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