The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana (2024)

October 10, 1986

Publication:

The News-Stari

Location:

Monroe, Louisiana

Issue Date:

Friday, October 10, 1986

Page:

36

Extracted Article Text (OCR)

LC Wil i i6D News Star World vc riday October 10 1986 Crossword Thomas Joseph ACROSS 1 Hoofbeat sound 5 Play the lead 9 Sweet substance 1 1 Dali's support 13 Infirm 14 Stage production DOWN 1 Talk 2 Hermit 3 Considered won (si) 4 encing dummy 5 Auto 6 Coal extract 7 Generally 8 Contrition Answer 1 0 Sycophant's reply 12 Greek city 17 Lover's word 20 Jewish month 24 Wither 25 Shade of red 26 End 27 Pinkish color 31 Little by number 32 English river 36 Commedia dell' 15 Detective (si) 16 Shinto temple 18 Gypsy 1 9 Motive 21 Tell's canton 22 Clangor 23 wife 24 Cicatrix 26 Manumit 27 Burn 28 Kind of keel 29 Hockey great 30 Like Abe 33 Border 34 Anglo Saxon coin 35 Generation 37 Of birds 39 Lifting device 41 Slow (mus) 42 Blessed or main 43 Cordelia's 3 Irish 28 avoring 38 One time river 30 Integrity 40 A Gabor 1 mm 9 it 2 75 iti 9 II16 11 1LZZ 22 HI 2 3 osiii 25 Bl26 in 20 if 29 30 31 33 34 36 33 38 IP 39 40 41 42 44 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR isLONGELLOW One letter stands for another In this sample A is used for the three for the two etc Single letters apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTE 10 10 II II 1 SG I NXGEXTXDM Cryptoquote: TO SIT IN THE SHADE ON A INE DAY AND LOOK UPON THE VERDURE IS THE MOST PERECT RERESHMENT JANE AUSTEN 1986 King eatures Syndicate Inc Horoscope Carroll Righter GENERAL You start the day feeling tired and worn out This will pass and you will be able to get into important and interesting activities both personal and professional ARIES (March 21 to April 19): You can become very energetic and accomplish anything worth while Be careful in motion TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Study that new interest you have in mind and get started on it enthusiastically Be direct for best results GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): Take care not to argue with your mate Do things you have planned and be poised MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21): Get rid of tiredness and confer with those who can help you attain your ambitions LEO (July 22 to Aug 21): State your ideas clearly and co workers will cooperate with you more Don't get into any arguments VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22): Plan the future more wisely and include amusem*nts that can bring you more happiness LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) You can accomplish more at home today Handle important affairs En tertaining is best at home tonight SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Get your property improved and add to its value Listen to what ex perts have to say SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Plan how to have more time with the one you love Arrange the future more wisely together CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20): You may feel tired but you can go full steam ahead after what you want accomplished AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to eb 19): Concentrate on many contacts who would like to be affiliated with you It could be mutually satisfying PISCES (eb 20 to March 20) You can do what ever will improve your worldly status Be most careful in any speech or motion today I YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will have every ability at whatever has to do with business and finances Make sure your clever prog eny has the right courses of study to help achieve much success during this lifetime One who should be taught the value of cooperation with others No aniriQe the circled letters to kxm the suroriM answer as suo gested by the above cartoon Unwambfo theea four Jumbfoa one letter to each square to form four ordnary words THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAMS by Henri Arnold and Bob lee A mucleak ThYS'CiST IS ANOTHER MAM WHOSE WIE OOESXI'TTHIS hklpwl fly if I UNGED xEet i UNTE mm GASYRS mm DEPLUH rn Answers tomorrow) I JtxnWea: TWEAK BEIGE IMBUOY RACAS Testeroay a I Answer Why those other doctors resented the ortrxxOst HE GOT ALL THE BREAKS task la Hill AMM Hawaii a tea JUBSf aw aamaar Ortaxda lacu vaf Maa MWaaa ai aM Ma yaw haak ear NeaaaBaeati Bridge Charles Goren and Omar Sharif look in on the trials to select the rench Pairs for the World Olympiad in Miami The results were pretty much according to form but 1 came away convinced more than ever that it is better to be lucky than good! East West vulnerable North deals NORTH A72 9AKQ63 0AQ6 A3 WEST EAST 9853 K106 94 9109 OKJ9874 0532 106 KJ854 SOUTH QJ4 9J8752 0 10 Q972 The bidding: North East South West 2 0 Pass 2 9 Pass 2 NT Pass 3 0 Dble Pass Pass 3 Pass 4 0 Pass 4 9 Pass 6 9 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Ten of or example consider this hand North's two diamonds was an artificial game force and South's response was negative When South bid three diamonds (a transfer to three hearts) West elected to reveal his hand with a double I am not sure what South's three spade bid was suppose to show but it excited North who wasted no time in getting to slam A spade lead would have settled matters early Howev er West chose to lead a club and the band now present ed no problem for our declarer He won the ace cashed the ace of trumps and continued with a heart to the jack A successful diamond finesse (how that fatuous double calmed nerves) allowed South to discard a spade on the ace and a diamond ruffed stripped that suit Declarer simply crossed back to dummy with a trump and led the table's club East was a goner He won the king but he was left with an unpalatable choice In the fond hope that his partner held the nine of clubs he exited with a low card in that suit Declarer took the marked finesse of the nine and dummy's two spade losers went on the clubs I could only marvel at how easy a game bridge can be! 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