20 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Monday, Aug.

20,1979
BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker DOONESBURY By Carry Trudeau |

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PRISCILLA's.POP By Vermeer and Sullivan

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the first awards to exhibitors, Oregon neman, Harvey Buchanan and Billy THROUGH /WR.00TT5S
50 years ago WINPOW,'
boys win all three classes in the pure- Ketchum each have a hole-in-one.
The 52nd annual Dane County Fair bred Holstein calf judging. Harold Ketchum, playing with Scotty Ca-
opens this morning with more than 700 Hanson is first in the junior class, Al- meron at Glenway, aces the number 2
Dane County residents entering in bert Ailing is first in the senior class hole. Stoneman's hole-in-one is on the
competition for prizes totaling more and Marshall Gefke is first in the year- 16th hole at Blackhawk, playing with
than $10,000 in cash. Fair officials in- ling class . . . The Mt. Horeb school Mel Pearson and W. J. and David Pe-
clude M. F. Hogant Waunakee, presi- band wins the- Association of Com- terson. Buchanan sinks his drive on
dent; Harley J. Patterson, McFar- merce first prize of $25 in the parade number 4 at Nakoma.
land, vice .president; Ralph E. around the square which opens the 10 years ago
Ammon, Madison, secretary; C. A. Dane County Fair. Verona is second
Hanan, Oregon, treasurer; W. J. Bos- with a prize of $15, Marshall is third, The Board of Water Commissioners, THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker and Hart
singham, Oregon; August Watzke, winning $10 and Cambridge and Black in a unanimous vote, names the city's
Madison; Frank C. Siggelkow, McFar- Earth are fourth and fifth and win $5 new water reservoir facilities at
land and Otto F. Toepfer. Madison. In Eagle Heights after Water Utility ... BUT, IM THE
each.
Manager Zenno Gorder. Board chair- IT
THE LITTLE WOMAN 25 years ago man and 20th Ward Alderman James vfltH
One of the greatest traffic tie-ups in Gill says the board's action is in recog-
Madison's history is predicted today nition of Gorder's long and excellent
as preparations are made to close service to the city of Madison... Har-
East Washington Ave. for widening vey Stevens, Madison, superintendent
the repaying of a three-block stretch. of Central Wisconsin colony for the
Traffic is presently blocked off Wil- past 11 years, is named director of the
liamson Street and East Wilson Street, bureau of mental retardation in the
where a number of curves are being Division of Mental Hygiene. Dr. John
[-'^-"wei*.. '^' eliminated, which hampers traffic to Toussaint is appointed acting director
the east side. City Traffic Engineer of the Colony . . . The Assembly ap- THE SMALL SOCIETY
John Bunch says in-bound traffic is to proves a $1.5 billion budget that in-
be rerouted over East Mifflin Street creases the sales tax to 4 percent and
and out-bound traffic over East Main the bill goes to Gov. Walter J. Kohler.
Street. The only main arteries open to
"We're taking you to this
Madison's east side, where more than
half the city's residents live, are the Bridge >
wonderful little restaurant that no- Sherman Ave.-Gorham and East
body knows about but us!" Johnson Streets routes . . . John Sto- fcv Alfred ShehnroM
If you have a wicked heart you
sometimes misinform declarer in-
ACROSS 39 Contemporary Answer to Previous Puzzle stead of informing your partner.
painter
1 Paper 40 Exon South dealer
measures 43 Express Both sides vulnerable By Hamlin and Grane i
7 Mistreat 46 Rim of jar (pi.) NORTH
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15 Similar 52 Big lizard OK74
compound 55 Papal envoy
56 Crown * J 10 9 6
16 Surround
17 Dance step 57 Companies WEST EAST
18 African animal 58 Exit + A95 * J 10 6 2
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21 Sibyl 1 Jest
2 Celestia! bear 21 Astral 42 Apart from SOUTH
24 Hoists 3 Nigerian 22 This (Sp.) 43 Fine soil *>Q73
27 Simile tribesmen 23 Containing 44 Genus of <?K10
28 Phrase of un- 4 Farm animal fine soil maples 0 A Q 10 3
. derstanding (2 5 Compass 24 Something re- 45 Baseballer + KQ85 THE INCREDIBLE HULK By Lee and Lieber
wds.) point markable (si.) Berra 7HIHKIH6 THAT CW/D IS MAKING A PlAY 9O66SNIK* tooKt irs SHE. STOLE OUR
32 German 6 Worsted suit 25 Kimono sash South West North Ent FOR ANNA MANfOOt MUfff IASMK CKJT.. COWN' FOR Mem DOUGH.' WHAT'RE
47 Sadist I N T Pass 3 NT All Pass XX) MM/TMU0 FOR?
submarine fabric (Pi.) HOI SHffS IN OAMOt*!
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(comp. wd.) Marquis de
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7 Infuses 26 Watch Opening lead V 5 I JUST WftNTEP
8 Loam deposit accessories 48 Indefinite per-
mammal 29 Fill BANNER Us
9 Pull sons West credited the opponents with WAS |D
34 Southern 10 Information 30 Exhale
constellation 31 Apiece 49 Flees about 26 of the 40 points of the deck for
bureau (abbr.) their bidding. East's hand was surely
35 Upper story 11 Parched 33 Grass punishment
36 Soviet Union 12 Energy 37 Altos 51 Seize worthless, and he would be out of the
(abbr.) agency (abbr.) 38 Ampere 53 Ship's picture. West therefore led a wicked
37 Old Dominion 19 Depression ini- (abbr.) longboat five of hearts.
state (abbr.) tials 41 Cream 54 Egypt (abbr.) South won and led a club to the ace.
West then returned the deuce of
hearts.
South thought West had opened his
13 fourth highest heart and was now lead-
ing his fifth-best. If South tackled
spades the defenders would take the
Astrological forecast
15 ace of spades and enough hearts to de- hy Sydney Ontarf ;
feat the contract.
17 South ran the clubs, but West com- FORECAST FOR TUESDAY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Love and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emo-
fortably discarded two spades. South money dominate scenario. Lunar cycle tions might cloud logic if you so permit
21 then took his diamonds, trying for nine high i judgment and nutrition are on Don't give up something of value on a
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Pay heed target. Vitality makes a comeback. whim or impulse. Check data, be sure
tricks without a spade. West's jack of to emotional responses. Be ready for needed material is available.
24 25 26 diamonds thus became the setting swift, changes, speculation,' romance. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Aura of
trick. Imprint style. Give hill Ain to creative glamour, mystery dominates. You could AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Check
32
If West opened the deuce of hearts, capabilities. Young person repays debt. visit person confined to home or hospi- rights, permissions; make inquiries
revealing that he had only a four-card TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You have ' tal. You gain access to information pre- give full play to intellectual curiosity!
Defer to judgment of partner or mate.
suit, South 'would make the contract lined "more room" within a previously con- viously kept secret. Define terms.
34 situation. Cash flow could resume.
by developing a spade instead of try- Be flexible, LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22): You get your You gain most by listening, observing
accept social invitation. wish. Friendship, business gain and ro- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Accent on
ing for a fourth diamond. Older family member talks about prop- - mance are in,picture. You've asked for keeping resolutions concerning nutri-
36 DAILY QUESTION: Partner bids erty,- basic values and security. Be re- broader opportunities now you find tion, health, basic chores. Maintain
one notrump (16 to 18 points), and the ceptive. that desires are "for real." moderate pace. Check details, be
next player passs. You hold: Spades-A GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Brothers, aware of fine print.
9 5; Hearts-A 8 5 2 ; Diamonds-J 952, sisters, other close relatives pose ques- SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21): Obstacles , If August 21 i* your birthday, you are
and Clubs-A 4. What do you say? serves as constructive challenge. You more perceptive than the average per-
43 44 45 tions, ask. for answers. Be thorough, project "against all odds." son. You are not easily deceived by
ANSWER: Bid three notrump. Slam refuse to be chided into premature ac- complete others, but you can be a victim of self-
Prestige, honor, reputation could be on deception.
is very doubtful since the combined tion. Avoid scattering efforts too thin. the line. You'll win going away! Your sense of humor is a tre-
50" count can be only 31 points at most. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-bec. 21): den mendous asset. You are now rid of bur-
Game at notrump should be a cinch, sons; CANCER dun* 21-July 22): Find rea- Communicate, .imprint style, get to heart which was not necessarily your
55 but if you try for game in hearts part- something don't be. satisfied merely that of matters. Fresh concepts, new con- ' own in first place. During this year, you
occurred. Look into-motiva- tacts, added independence are featur- make new contacts and take a more in-
ner may have four weak hearts and tion; perceive what has brought about ed. You gain valid, long-range view. dependent course. In September, you
57 then a horrible trump break may be major change. Money is involved, so You get what you seek and "enlighten- find constructive, creative bullets. Key is
fatal. are gifts or lack of them. ment is a bonus. to imprint style, to take initiative.