58 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Wednesday, Sept.

12,1979
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Edward Goli; publicity, Albert Austin, Association, J. M. Beverldge, presi-
50 vears ago T.S. Thompson, F. S. Zints, A. C. dent of Madison Kiwanis, representing
The ninth annual Mt. Horeb Harvest Krohn, and finance, John Beat, chair- the service clubs; Joseph Rothschild,
Festival opens today. A. A. Babeock is man, Ike Fosshage and T. G. Lingard. representing the community and Dr.
general chairman, assisted by Isaac . . Veterans reporting to Earl Wilkie, Ezra Roth, executive secretary of the
Gesme, Otto B. Dahle and F. H. Han- new Edgewood High School football State Baptist Convention. The Rev.
neman. Committees include entertain- coach, include Bill Holt, Tobey Fee- Willis Lewis gives the invocation and
ment, J. M. Moe, chairman, J. B. ney, Victor Ripp, Sell Rip, Al Ber- music is provided by Joan Herried,
Johnson, C. P. Brechler; concessions, chens, John Jordan, Andy Ryan and Ralph Johnson, Vera Weikel Adams,
Jacob Lingard, chairman, M. A. Tol- John Streber. Others reporting include John Green, Ruth Ann Dykman and 9-12. Si
lund, Joseph Buechner; parade, Dr. A. Randall McCann, John Camel, George Mrs. J. G. Winans, organist.
S. Thompson, chairman, E. S. Engan, O'Neil, Dick Keeley, Paul Peterson, THE WIZARD OF ID Bv Parker and Hart
Joe Meier, Al Merklin, Bob Grady,
Phil Hausmann, Norman Annan, Russ 1O veal's ago
THE LITTLE WOMAN
Wittman, Johnny Holcomb, Chuck f " THE=
Hostesses for the opening meeting
Wiese, Vic Boyd, Tom Flad, Leo of the Oregon Woman's Club in the Vil-
Brewer and Edward May. lage Hall are Mmes. Malcolm Ander-
son Jr., Bill Booth, Carroll Kellor,
25 years ago Roger Lawry, J. W. Plummer and
Mrs. Norman Champion, chairman.
10,000 attend the Catholic Holy Hour Table decorations are provided by Mr.
Observance dedicated to Mary at Earl Gransee, Mrs. Jack McManis is
Breese Steven Field sponsored by the in charge of name tags and Mrs. A. L.
Holdy Name Societies of Madison and Kennan is program chairman. Club of-
the Dane and Sauk Counties Deaner- ficers are Mrs. Rex T. Outer, presi-
ies. Participating in the ceremony are dent; Mrs. Kennan aMhMrSw.McMa- THE- SMALL SOCIETY Bv Brickman
Bishop William P. O'Connor and many nus, vice presidents; Mrs. Paul Kneh-
other clergymen of the Madison Cath- ni, recording secretary, Mrs. Ronald
olic Diocese . . . A farewell party for Kneebone, corresponding secretary;
the Rev. Charles R. Bell Jr., First Mrs. Brand A. Liddle, treasurer; Mrs.
Baptist Church pastor, and his family John Benedict, assistant treasurer and
;'. "It's getting so you can't go is held in the church sanctuary. Speak- Mrs. Karl Ahrens, parliamentarian.
anywhere in this town without run- ers include Dr. Alfred W. Swan, pastor
ning into some place they're tearing of First Congregational Church,
up!" representing the Madison Ministerial
Bridge J
fcv Alfred Sheinwold^
ACROSS 49 Health resort Answer to Previous Puzzle When Los Angeles businessman
50 Bird of prey Paul Miller was named chairman for
, 1 Have 53 End the year of the United Way campaign,
4 Constellation 55 Vase his bridge playing friends were not ALLEY OOP By Hamlin and Crane
8 Nazi Rudolph 59 Incongruous surprised. At the bridge table, at any LOOK! /- ^^s. IN THE TRUCK! OKAY, , OH, MOTHIM MUCH...
expression (2 rate. Miller knows the importance of THERESf WHERE? ) COME ON, BEFORE WE'RE / WHAT'VE
1
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12 Poverty-war wds.) an early donation. DOC? >--_ J^S HE DECIDES TO OLD BOOKS I FPLIND
agency (abbr.) 6 2 Clean a floor -, .f^ \ \ DRIVE OFF WITH- THAT TH' FIRE
3Egg(Fr.) 63 Cadence South dealer V M V OUT us! SKIPPED OVER!
14 Animal waste 64 To be (Lat.) Both sides vulnerable ~
chemical 65 Broke bread
> 15 Pep NORTH
66 Eye infection 653
16 Jerking
18 Construct
67 Communists VQ102
68 Maxim 0764
20 Recent (prefix)
21 Arrival-time 4KQJ4
guess (abbr.) DOWN 23 Sweet 44 Slangy
' 22 Word to call potatoes affirmative WEST EAST
attention Exude 25 Alley. 46 Dissenting QJ109 K87
24 City in Brazil Fishpound 26 Meadow vote V854
26 Experienced Slangy denial
mouse 48 Italian river 01098 OKQJ THE INCREDIBLE HULK By Lee and Lieber
person Raffle
27 Ram's mates 50 Petroleum *A97 41086532 HAVING HUHLED OSgRBOAKD AN ENTIRE NOW* MV CHAMC6
30 Misplaces Taxus derivatives GANGPLANK OF OOCKWORKSRS, TH HULK TO GET RID OF THE Jr STILL SlOW- PIM-WITTED
6 Undoing 28 Half-scores SOUTH BELIOWS IN SAVAGE TRIUMPH. WH/i~ GR6EN-SKINNEP
' 34 Be in debt 29 College 51 Court order A42
.35 Charitable or- 7 Following athletic group
52 Easter flower VAKJ963
ganization 8 Questioning 54 Erato
(abbr.) sound 31 Walk thru
56 Christian
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37 Machination 9 Pennsylvania mud *None
holiday
38 Eyeglass port 32 Epochs 57 Tiniest bit South West Nwth East
40 Season 10 Dispatched 33 Printer's 58 Exude Pass 2V Pass
42 Single 11 Epic story direction 60 Female saint All Pass
43 Attempt 17 Wind spirally 36 Charity gift (abbr), Opening lead Q
'45 Amidst 39 Plant fluid 61 Lysergic acid
47 Darling Guevara 41 Falls diethylamide
Miller took the ace of spades, noting
that he would lose two spades and two
diamonds if he played the hand rou-
tinely. The winning line of play depen-
ded on giving the opponents more than
they were entitletfto.
Declarer took the ace of hearts and
Astrological forecast
lead a heart to the ten. Then he re- by Sydney Omarr-
turned dummy's king of clubs.
When East played low (for the best FORECAST FOR THURSDAY dreams that come true, romance, fulfill- Marital status also in spotlight.
of reasons), Miller discarded a spade, ment of goals, reward for recent career- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Delay
business push. What had been a "mild" may actually work in your favor. Know
muttering amiably: "Live and let ARIES (March 21-April 19): Relative relationship becomes much more signif- it, act accordingly. Keep promises con-
live." provides you with, "facts of life." Learn- icant. cerning work, recreation, diet and nutri-
West wasn't a bit grateful. No mat- ing experience can prove exciting, ful- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): Carry tion. One who shares your basic inter-
ter how the defense continued, Miller filling. Don't attempt to change other through on special programs career ests will prove loyalty.
could draw the last trump with dum- people in your image. Celebrate differ-' and prestige get boost You complete a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Good
ences. Short trip could be on agenda. project and a wish is fulfilled. Aggres- Moon aspect coincides now with signifi-
my's queen and then lead the queen sive associate helps you get pulse of cant changes, speculation, adventure of
and jack of clubs to discard diamonds. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): What had meeting an exciting member of opposite
failed on previous occasion is now public.
In all, he lost one club, one spade and likely to click; money tree shakes and LIBRA (Sept 23-OcL 22): Make new sex. Imprint your own creative signa-
one diamond. "fruit*' falls in your direction. Elements start in different direction. Stress inde-
ture.
DAILY QUESTION: Partner bids of luck and timing ride with you. Know pendence, originality; be receptive to PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Check
one diamond, you respond one spade, it, be perceptive. romance. Long-range view could bring "security" measures. Protect valuables.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Accent on constructive results. Accent on commu- Be thorough, specific. Older family
and he then bids two notrump. The op- winning, finding creative and construc- nication, travel publishing project*.
ponents pass. You hold: Spades-Q J 10 SCORPIO (Oct 23.Ho*. 21): Regain member poses pertinent questions. Be
tive ways of expressing individuality. receptive to reasonable argument. Har-
9; Hearts-8 5 4; Diamonds-10 9 8, and Significant domestic change, adjust- sense of direction; get second emotional mony at home is restored.
Clubs-A 9 7. What do you say? , ment occurs. Judgment, intuition are on wind. Accent on finances, especially in
ANSWER; Bid three notrump. Part- target Heed your own inner volcel connection, with partner or mate. All Ii September 13 is your brlthday. you
ner's jump promises 19 or 20 points in CANCEH auae 21-furf 22): Define facts have yet to be disclosed. Know it are willing to tear down for purpose of
meanings, get view from behind scenes, and protect sell in clinches. ' rebuilding. Some consider you rebel-
high cards, and you have seven points. respect confidences. Aura/of mystery SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Em- lious, other persons claim you are
You should accept the invitation since should represent adventure, not cause N phasis on public responses, special unique, stubborn and original. Mem-
there is usually a reasonable play for for fear. You are on brink of making a agreements, a meeting with one whose bers of opposite sex find you an intrigu-
game when the partnership count is 21 views may be opposite to your own. Be ing challenge. Your social life and op-
points. < -- * LEO Out* 23-Aug. tth Empasis on versattle without scattering your forces portunities for trave^have accelerated.^