Show ft Logan Utah Tuesday February The Herald Journal BLOOM COUNTY ware a mem tmemeRM m swims w smisaY BY BERKE BREATHED immumetY waspmufr MPimmtwesme attack wm if you mm MUCH just now YOU mu 10MET i so went air tw BOUbHTYOU A10KEN 'BAUPYWES mAMBOUC ANP LUSTY LASSES' besim TO REASSURE YOU THERE'S NOT MUCH OPEN AT OF YOUR SON'S iewmuNe N THE GREAT JOHN L ' HUM BY DON ADDIS China celebrates Year of the Ox - will light up the ikies and gold but is not likely to bring deafen celebrants from Peking out the bulls Profits will be as to Taipei with millions of plodding as well an ox rockets and strings of "The ox will work its calming firecrackers influence" wrote Mak Yuen In Taipei Taiwan's govern- - Yuen a seer for the Hong Kong ment has in years past tried to Standard newspaper "While han the there won't be so much excite- -' are but these ment it will be a year of steady barrages expected to cause Just as many progress” fires and injuries as always in Ox years are also not redolent the island nation with triumphs in world events Not so in Hong Kong where In the last ox year 1973 US authorities have eliminated troops withdrew from Vietnam home blasting Sky watchers and Spiro Agnew resigned as wiU have to be content with a vice president 9160000 fireworks spectacular In prepareparation for the over Hong Kong harbor coming year of the ox Peking is ' A Chinese legend on obe- - staging a traditional spring dience has it that the ox was the festival fair for the first time second animal to answer the since they were banned during dying Buddha when he issued a the Cultural Revolution two summons decades ago More than 800000 to a final chat Only 12 showed people are expected to crowd up and each was rewarded with around for standup comics its own year on the cyclical martial arts extravaganzas and Chinese zodiac opera In South Korea the govern-shelvPeople born in ox years — 1613 1925 1937 1949 1961 — are ment has tried to hard working and patient but the lunar new year in favor of can be perservering to the point the Christian Jan 1 but to little of stubborness and are widely avail Officials gave in and held to be sore losers They are declared a legal holiday after moral but often stingy love realizing Koreans would don nature and abhor a crowd and traditional dress and gather for re prone to occupations rang- - family rites regardless in Taiwan one of every five ingfrom artist to dictator Several artists — Renoir Van people will travel to join their Gogh and Rubens — and two families since tradition man- — Napoleon dates a reunion Hospitals Adolf Hitler — erally report an upturn in and Bonaparte were born in ox years tients with gastric ailments While the ox is revered for many complaining about too courage and inner warmth it is many toasts with the motto not known as exiting so fortune “gin bei” which means "dry tellers and financial analysts glass'' alike say this is not the year to bet the farm Their advice: 1985 will be better than 1984 the year of the HONG KONG (UPI) A third of the world's people ring in the lunar new year Wednes day with traditional feasting and explosive glee — despite a pork panic in China a crime wave in Hong Kong and forecasts that the Year of the Ox will be less than bullish stroke-of-midnig- Followers of the Chinese cal- endar are scrambling to pay debts to creditors and homage to ancestors before rushing off on the annual holiday pilgrim- age for family reunions It is a time to clean house stock up on fresh flowers dis-tribute red envelopes crammed with lai see or lucky money and offer respects to spirits such as the kitchen god who helps keep pots from boiling - ' over steam and a lot of fireworks Revelers across China em- boldened by economic liber- alization are stripping store with such capitalist the government was that frenzy forced to impose rationing in 21 cities to pork the most popular es : meat The Peking Department Store on Wangfujing Street the capi-n tal's shopping thor oughfare has been packed by a record 150000 to 200000 cus- best-know- tomersaday In Hong police Kong dictators say cash needs have ries At least two bandits added their own brand of fireworks by holding up banks at the point of HOWIE SCHNEIDER homemade bombs One was foiled as well as injured when his device exploded gen-holid- pa-brou- on an unusually large rash of robberies and burgla- - BY ht es calling-all-creatur- It is also time to let off a little EEK&MEEK pre- - in- - rat for earthy financial maturely vestments like property and More conventional fireworks Win at bridqei courages that error In the World Team Olympiad in Seattle last fall Canadian Allan Graves found himself in a sticky contract of three He could probably make it with tricks to burn if he could win all six spade tricks but first he had to get to dummy The opening lead of the nine of hearts was an ill omen since it appeared that the king might be sitting over the queen Still if that were the case nothing much could be done anyway Declarer won the heart ace and played the king of spades Then he played the king of diamonds East won the ace and returned the jack of hearts West took the king and continued a heart The queen won in dummy as Allan NORTH Q J 86 5 3 VQ52 S3 EAST 742 V J 10 6 10 9 VK9873 984 1093 A 10 6 A K 7 4 BY JIM DAVIS GARFIELD SOUTH AK V A4 KQJ72 Q ' J8 5 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East West North Pass Pass Pass 3V 3 NT ' East Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: South 2 NT 34 Pass Graves discarded — you it — the ace of spades ¥9 guessed the spades and diamonds both behaved declarer ran home with 11 tricks The play by West was clearly wrong but he had perhaps been lulled into a false sense of security by declarer’s first playing only the spade king before attacking diamonds When By OOP BY DAVE GRAUE mwsamm rnwm liiMSBHSl no-tru- 62 WEST ALLEY James Jacoby So much that is brilliant in bridge depends upon an opponent’s error That takes nothing away from the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the player who capitalizes upon and en Newspaper Enterprise Assn 5? ws AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE 745 No Main Ph 752-232- present Noel Coward's VIOLIN Feb 22 23 Mar person at the door at Baskets Etc Teton West Driggs Idaho Snow Conditions WINNER ©0flaQ©9Y(mi(aijMa AWARD NOMINATIONS 11 ACADEMY SBioaOifos SBTMT0I S6TSCIBVUT 00 4 GOLDEN GLOBES KTMfcra Nffsaurur TUESDAYS All SHOWS J IT)' HAW U teOEVP luT HPf FATHEPR M) Veit IUO North TURK 112 UTAH BMftwbo 7:20-9:2- I 741m TVS 1141 J-- J 733-19- 00 CACHE VALLEY L (I) 7:00-9:3- N 2ND MAll-t2- 21 62 ST E Cop (R) The Killing Field Deity! 148 848 (t) (96-1- 0 FALCONS THE SNOWMAN 762-367- 3 THAvei 752-77- DuOyi 1:3S1M39:80 ftl S£umtJ THPFE HYPETWTIVf ' ALL DAY TUESDAY ALL SEATS --AU SHOWS SaverjHills CHlLPpEjv 0 (Children under 6 not admitted) mm 800-443-81- 46 NSTI£10I 753-331- Ag&J 63 IBTnCTBK or call IRnfl Reservations KSTMK1N pm Tickets Grand Targhee Ski Special BYBOBTHAVES 2 1 Hillcrest School Media Center 10th N and Uth E nights lodging days skiing FRANK AND ERNEST 6 Valley Players 8 IBTnCTUK SEWING MACHINES NUDE WITH IMHO SKI THEY ONLY MET ONCE BUT IT CHANGED THEIR LIVES FOREVER 0 'the MEANXiSr ENDS THURSDAY (6)7:10-9:1- SNAKE TALES 1985—13 1 0 :2O0T isWexciting BY SALISBURY 1CKET TO THE FUTURE r 4 South Hill 732-73- 21 VISION OUEStliT 7:00-9:0- 0 USD® k 793 North Hainl 732-30- 98 Adults $250 Child $150 MISCHIEF (I) 7:15-9:1- 5 CLUB Pehs6it8l-369-4- S SI ay |