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Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 16

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Daily Journal, Uklah Friday, June 8, 1973 ACROSS 1 Festoon 5 Block 9 Fruit tree 14 Young salmon 15 Peak 16 Debate 17 Mater 18 Close 19 Knot in wood 20 Cozy abode 21 Maneuvered 23 Conduct 25 Arab garments 26 Musical signs 28 Sedate 29 Places 33 Pauling. chemist 34 Pretix; bone 35 Medical course al3br 36 Fistiermen 38 Quarantine 40 Moslem weigh! unit 41 Mans name 43 Cap part 44 Gray 45 Fruitless 46 Follow 47 Pinochle play 48 The King 49 Youthlul 54 Letters on invitation 57 Fleshy rool 58 Army infraction 59 Nebraskan Indian 60 Willow 61 Indian prince 62 Allot 63 Untidy 64 Colors 65 British statesman DOWN 1 Bridge 2 Ridge 3 Distance precluding contact; 2 4 With appreciation 5 Thrashed 6 arms, mad 7 Bankrupts 8 Spectacle 9 Train tjearers 10 Sea bird 11 Culture medium 12 Make well 13 Maintained 22 Nominates 24 South African fox 26 Girls name 27 Typesetters. Bnlish 28 Mail from vacationer: 2 29 Word square 30 Without help 31 Armadillo 32 Cubic meter 37 Wanders 39 Dutch 42 Coastal channel 47 Lighthearted 48 Mythical strong man 49 Mighty torce 50 Italian actress 51 Sashes 52 Sediment 53 but the brave 55 Ballot 56 Hammer part Your today, tomorrow by the stars Puzzle of Thursday, June 7, Solved QQaa VoK Saturday, "I enjoy jour" daily column and read and appreciate your books. But about Mark Spitz leaving you I feel he is camera shy and only needs some tiAie. Maybe he is just a fish out of water?" Spice, Phoenix, Arizona.

Comment: The great Olympic swimming champion, who is an Aquarian, leaves me "cold" because of Jiis apparent attitude toward subjects about he knows nothing. The fact that he appears ill at ease and stupid before a camera has nothing to do with my "cold" feeling toward him. As he matures, the positive Aquarian qualities should come to the fore and perhaps I will warm up to him. Perhaps. ARIES (March 21 April 19): Life loWj permit mate, partner to take ipitiative.

Tendency is to alienate who mean most to you. If patient, you get full story. Avoid jumping' to Qon- clusions. Admit you have something to learn. Then you attract allies.

TAURUS (April 20 May 20): You get aid in areas of work and health. One who performs special services may Look for tiew methods, personnel. You need not hang on to past concepts. Leo, Aquarius persons are prominently featured. GEMIlJfl (May 21 June 20): Young persons may appear rebellious.

Ride with the tide. Your intuitive intellect will serve as reliable guide. Give imagination equal time with drive for security. Rise above the petty. You are on right path.

CANCER (June 21 July 22): Obtain hint from Gemini more 'flexible. Keynote now is expansion. Forces tcind to be (Scattered. versatile without falling into: vortex of confusion, Sagittarian is in picture. Review values.

LEO (July 23 Aug. 22): Hold off on definite plans, trips. Some relatives may be cause of altered itinerary. Be aware of details. Thoroughness now is your ally.

Accent is on ideas, changes, contacts with those who share your interests. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22): Conserve assets. Someone may be ttying to get something for nothing from you.

Take special care while in transit Possibility exists that you could misplace valuables. Know it and take proper precautions. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 22): You may be trying to obtain the II 60 to II 12 13 wrong things.

Means give family aniple portunity to express views. Costs are a but there are others, too. Taurus Individual has something constructive to contribute. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Nov.

21): You get what you need by probing behind the scenes. Private conference proves beneficial. Discretion now is a necessity. Keep something in reserve. Play cards close to chest.

One who talks much is not actually saying much. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 Dec. 21): Emotions tend to dominate. Affair of heart is spotlighted.

Nothing occurs halfway. You are repaid for past efforts. Keep your balance. Avoid insulting older individual who does have your best interests at heart. CAPRICORN (Dec.

22 Jan. 19): You may be finishing project. You also are in midst of discovering how a relationship works, or otherwise. Aries is likely to be involved. Accent is on standing in com-, munity, professional endeavors.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 18): Some of your philosophical concepts may be sJiaken. Views change. Travel plans could be exciting but are not necessarily stable.

Do what fits your needs. Impress yourself, not others. You will comprehend. PISCES (Feb. 19 March Circumstances could dictate actions.

Don't force issues. Family member has clear insight at this time. Be receptive. If patient, you work way out of dilemma. Know it and act accordingly.

Aquarius, Leo persons may be involved. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have unique ability of appealing to large segments of public. You are concerned with law and the healing arts. September will be an outstanding month for you this year. You draw many to you born under Aries and Libra.

You are due for more recognition and money. TV hilites By United Press International' ABC Wide World of Entertainment. "In With The Grass Roots; John Kay; T. Rex; Johnny Nash and the Songs of the Jungle; Beck, Bogert Appice. From the Santa Monica, Civic Auditorium.

(Color). 11:30 p.m. EDT. STATE COMP REFUND Augie Avila, chairman of the board of supervisors, accepts a check for $81,512 from Paul Smith, safety representative for the State Compensation Insurance Fund, as Floyd Lawrence, left, chairman of the Mendocino (bounty Safety Cbuncil, and Administrator Al Beltrami, -right, observe. The refund check was presented for effective control by the county of on-the-job injuries during the 1971-72 fiscal year.

photo by Raymond. Today, NBC. The last of five programs from the United Kingdom, this broadcast focuses on London. Included is an interview with British Prime Minister Edward Heath, by reporter Frank McGee. (Color).

7 a.m. EDT. Capt. Kangaroo, CBS. dren's show.

There is a film about music. (Color). 8 a.m. EDT. CBS Friday Movie.

"The Shoes of the Fisherman." A Soviet premier, hoping to establish a sphere of influence in Rome, arranges for the release of a Catholic archbishop (Anthony Quinn) held in a Siberia prison camp. Soon afterward, the Pope dies, the archbishop is chosen to succeed decides to act in a critical situation involving Russia and China. Laurence Olivier portrays the Soviet premier. Repeat. (Color).

8 p.m. EDT. Sao Paulo. Brazil, has a fleet of taxis. GUIDE TO DINING ENTERTAINMENT Treat your family to an enjoyable weekend.

EL AZTECA featuring EL AZTECA SPECIAL 95 Avocado Salad, Steak, Enchilada Taco, Bearis MANYDELICIOUSMEXICAN DINNERS 1631 S. State St. 462-9101 Open 10:30 to 10:30 Across from WARDS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1920 N. STATE ST. LIVE MUSIC ON SAT.

AFTER HOURS 2 A.M. to 5 A.M. IWWB 3O0O0OOOOOOOOO0 .00000000000000 300000000000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOl lOOOOOOOOOOOOOC 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOl -tnOOOOOOOOOOOOOl sooooooooooofl oooooooooood 'looooooooooor -loooooooood lOOOOOOOOC FESriVE DINNERS and COCKTAILS PRIME RIB SERVED DAILY EXCELLENT BANQUET FACILITIES FINEST LUNCHES DINNERS 5 to 11 Tuesday thru Sunday LUNCHES 11 to 2 p.m. Tues. Wed.

Thurs. Fri. FRANK AND ANN CUFF RON-DE-VOO URIAH MONDAY SPECIAL Oven smothered Steak Baked Meat Loaf TOP SIRLOIN STEAK Salad Soup Dessert Coffee SO Relish NEW YORK STEAK Salad Soup Dessert Coffee Relish Redwood Empire's FINEST BANQUET FACILITIES 5 Banquet Rooms SEAT 600 Buthd.iy and 'Sciry Pdtties Real Barbecue Dinners Cooked tho Old Californi.i way COCKTAILS Roservations Call -185 7301 Closed Mondays Except Holidays BROILER STEAK HOUSE LODOE on Uva DDVO 7 MIIP North of Ukiah follow signs or turn on yellow siqnal i PR (3H rONY FERNANDES I IViCHY SPRINGS RESORTI Vichy Springs Rd. For Reservations 462-2632 IT present BILL DENTON and Country Western AAusic THURS. FRI.

SAT. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. NEW MENU I OPEN SUNDAYS CHAMPION EQUILIBltlSTS DOZENS OF FEATURES by MENDOCINO COUNTY PEACE OFFICERS ASSN. June 9th 2 p.m.

and 8 p.m. JRedwood Empire Tickets at the Gate AFTER WORK CATERING SERVICE 2 Banquet Rooms to Serve You for Small or Large Parties! MAJOR CREDIT CARDS WELCOME 920 No. State St. AFTER PLAY AFTER ANYTHING Your Favorite Chof KESTAURANT "Jorry" 462-2065 LASTrillGHTS Tonight i Saturday GiANT DOUBLE BILL! WINNER ACADEMY XABERET" Starts NOMINATED 5 ACADEMY AWARDS AFyVRAMOurvfT PICTUUe Filmed in in COLOR "LADY SINGS" at 9:35 Extra Color Cartoon 2 NEW THRILLERS JOSEPH COTTON ELKESOMMERin 'BARON BLOOD' RATED PG-IN COLOR "BARON BLOOD" Starts Sunday Monday-Tuesday CO-THRILLEi ENTER THE OCCULT WORLD OF TO THE DEAD AKD DEATH TO THE LIVING. 'NECROMANCY" starts Sunday Monday Tuesday 8:38 Added Color Cartoon TONIGHT Saturday Sunday GIANT TRIPLE BILL! AT REGULAR PRICES SEA HUT BUCKETS OF SEA FOOD From $9 JL I Cole Slaw tarter sauce and chips.

Comblnalion FOR EXAMPLE: 5 different sea foods 21 pieces Also Individual orders from 99c to $1.85 the best sea food in the area 1072 N. State 462-5494 ALL YOU CAN EAT I LUNCH .45 DINNER .95 (Drinks and dessert extra) IMONDAY THRU SATURDAY Dinner 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. SUNDAYS Dinner Only 12 nobrt to 9 p.m. 462-7406 1351 No.

I State St 2 MEDIUM PIZZAS LARGE PITCHER BEER Will serve 4 people STELLA D'ORA PIZZA' 585 N. State St. BILL llOBEUT aiSllY CIJLP "IIICKIiY in color An PIclurM Corp. i A "Koleh" Company PrixliicIlM -Colot Color Cartoon.

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