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17 July 1 8, 1 967 CARMICHAEL aht Bridge Nit Over $150pllion In BART Bids Due Ll A bAT uuijiAi jr.raiio iviaiiv may send in more than one entry at a time. All boys and girls, six through 16 years of age may send in as many poems, stories and drawings as they wish and as often as they wish. Just be sure that your written offerings are origi By A. LEOKUM Chuckfe Box Big Girl: Do you know how to spell banana? Little Girl: Yes, but I don't know when to stop. 0 0 0 Joe: I haven't spoken to my wife In three weeks, Jack: Why not? Joe: I don't like to -interrupt.

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by By ALFRED When you consult a psy- chonalyst you discover that you are not alone: others are just as wicked and from the same nightmares. This column reveals that oth- East dealer East-Vest vulnerable NORTH AQJJ 1 5 7 AKQt 4 9872 WEST EAST K107S 4 82 Q2 AKI985 J8742 03 efi Q6 AK105 SOUTH 964 10643 1065 J43 East 1 3 -Pass 2 9 Pass Pass South West Pass 1 1 NT Pass Pass Pass 2 Double North Doublo Pass Doublo Pass Redouble All Pass Opening lead 04 ers share your bridge Save the column and read it when your burdens seem too heavy to bear. Sammy Kehela, of Toronto, picked up the South hand dur ing the recent world championship in Miami Beach. Do you feel a. little' better al-.

ready? Kehela made the cheapest possible response to his partner's takeout double and drew a small breath when North passed. East bid two hearts, and Kehela drew another Shared More than $150 million worth of Eastbay construction contracts will be advertised by the Bay Area Rapid Trans-' it District (BART) during the next several months. Included In the bidding schedule announced today will be BART'S-first elevated stations. They will be constructed -Oakland, San Leandrq -and Hayward in time for he first passenger trains sched uled in September, 1969. Major Eastbay jobs to be advertised between now and December include; -1.

Oakland subway junction on lower Broadway in the vicinity of 7th Street. This will be the underground junction permitting trains from San Francisco to fan out to the north and south. It will cost between $10 million and $15 million. 2. A yard and shop building next to East 8th Street near 5th Avenue in Oakland.

This facility, estimated to cost be tween $5 million and $10 mil lionwULhousta nance facilities 3. elevated structures from near Parkside Drive in Walnut Creek to El Curtola Boulevard. The project, to cost between $5 million and $10 million, includes the Walnut Creek elevated station frame and overpasses at Springbrook Road and Interstate Freeway 680. 4. South Berkeley subway and elevated line from 61st Street to Oregon Street.

Cost is estimated at $5 million to $10 million. 5. Ashby Placejubway sta-tion in Berkeley. This station will cost between $5 million and $10 million and be about 900 feet long. It will be beneath Adeline Streeet near Grove Street.

Brand 8 MILES. ABOVE mare Others SHEINWOLD small breath as he passed-What joy, when you hold such to have the oppo-, nents stop at a part But Eric Murray doubled with the North hand. Since' Kehela dared not pass, hej once more made the cheapest bid: two spades. West's double was passed around to Kehela, who redoubled. He assumed his partner, a friend for many years, would rescue at three of a minor suit.

But false friend Murray passed, and Kehela had to play the hand at two spades redoubled. Now do you see that you are not alone? Kehela took the opening lead in dummy andTeturned the heart. East took the king of hearts and the top clubs. West ruffed the next club and led a diamond for East to ruff. East's ten of clubs then won when South threw a diamond.

East led a heart, and dummy ruffed. South got to his hand by ruffing a diamond, took a trump finesse, ruffed another diamond and won the last two tricks with dummy's ace-queen of trumps. The penalty for going down one was'Onlyr200 points. At the other table of the match, New York expert Edgar Kap- lan had bid and made four hearts -oirie East-West cards, scoring 620 points. The North American team gained 420 points on the hand as a Money invested in past could be reason for happiness.

You are repaid for efforts. Your judgment is praised. Prestige could rise. Communicate ideas. Be vital, alert.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Conditions at home demand attention. One who asks special money favor may not deserve it. Be practical.

Don't permit sentiment to cloud judgment. Firmness pays dividends. CAPRICORN (Deb. 22-Jan. 19): Plan with care.

You could make significant mark. Emphasis on personality, ap- pearance special honor. New contacts are favored. So are starts in different directions. AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18): What was secret in background now springs to light, in vim arp HKKinu it vnn source will be disquali- Sandberg and Cathy Marilyn Broach, 11 Years, oooo Stage Door and Opening Night Doug Sandberg, 12 Years PRIZEWINNER It was opening night at the Big Stage Door, And millions of people tromped on the floor, The actors backstage were Shaking with fright, For there was to be a show to be put on that night. The director began his fantastic pep talk, To be cut short by a raging door knock, In came newsmen, photographers, papermen galore, Just to be kicked out of the Big Old Stage Door. The audience was anxious to come in, And out came a man to announce, "The show will begin." The orchestra was small, but quite a band, And at the end it got a fine hand, The actors were allowed to have one final smoke, And some of them just had a coke. Well to.

make a long story short, The play just turned out fine, People stayed for many an encore, -Then begin filing-out-the-Big-Stage Door. oooo -THE BIG SNAKES Vallery James, 8 Years Today my class went to see some puppets- I liked the big snakes. When we went to Lyttons I had fun. On the bus we talked about things. We looked at signs.

We saw the Rapid Transit that is being built. i 0 0 0 .0 THE DRAGON FLY mm CALENDAR SRJ If 6i405 THE TIME. PATE THE Op Trl MONTH "whole, and Kehela's nightmare had a happy ending. Daily Question Dealer bids one heart, your partner doubles, and the next player passes. You hold: Spades 10 7 5 Hearts 2 Diamonds 8 7 4 2 Clubs 6.

What do you say? ANSWER: Bid one spade. In responding to takeout double prefer a respectable 4- card major suit to a weak 5- card minor. (Copyright T-M, 1M7, Gen. Fat, Corp.) Forecast Be prepared for surprises. Individual out of past makes reappearance.

Avoid panic. Maintain steady course. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Friend who needs you deserves attention. If you ignore call for help there could be dire consequences.

If magnanimous you are repaid. Realize this and act in just manner. IF JULY 19 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have. delightful sense of humor. You'll need it during upcoming period of domestic adjustment -GENERAL TENDENCIES: Cycle high for CAPRICORN, AQUARIUS, PISCES.

Special word to SCORPIO: don't push or force issues. If ideas are communicated in calm manner, results are beneficial. (Corp. T-M, 1M7, Gen. Pea.

Corp.) to --v-- SSfllgrdDIT Tomorrow's Astrology SONORA-SIERRA'S Summer Wtnter 300 Sunshine Days Yearly T0 Low As Bring Your Family For a VYMtand Picnic Fish: Trout Stream or Laical Swim, Row, Rid or Bask ACT NOW FOR PROFIT! MAIL COUPON Lakeland Homes, Inc. Pale Alto, 94306 Send map and details on Bollaview Oaks to: Nqms A IITTLP DOG Mark Kandel, 11 Years. lftitzi was a dog who lived next door to me. She was a nice, harmless, two-year-old puppy. Mitzi was half dachshund and WUl IClIltl, When I visited her she made my day merrier.

Mitzi liked me and sheliked my Mother But she was always afraid of my Father, in sight in the and her mistress room, Her bark was as loud as an airplane's zoom. But when her mistress was nui in me uuusc, Mitzi was as quiet as mouse. Mitzi always brightened up my day, ft. i jsui i woni see ner again, 'cause we're moving away. Debbie Callon, 9 Years MY BIRTHDAY Stephen Byrd, 9 Years I liked the cartoons at Lyt-tons when our summer school class went there.

I had fun. We rode on the bus. The bus driver took my teacher and my class there. It was the day of my Mv teacher took pictures of us with a play cake. The play cake surprised me.

I liked it, when it went around and the music piayed. oooo WE SAW PUPPETS Leonard Williams, 8 Years On Friday, July 7, my class went on a trip. We had fun. We saw puppets at Lyttons. we weiii ill amies aim wc went in the big Safeway.

We took pictures. went to the bus and back to Clawson Summer School. 0 0 HAD LOTS OF FUN Grace Jones, 8 Years had lots of fun today. I rode the bus to Lyttons. 1 saw a yellow, silver, red and blue draeon fly! It was hanerinff in the build-.

I was having fun looking at it. 1 My teacher took my picture. oooo BEAUTIFUL STEPS fa not ft Vaara On July 7 we went to Lyttons: Savings and Loans. We lots of tun. We went around and looked at puppets.

We watched artoons. I liked, "Horton Hatches An Egg," best. We took lots of pictures. Thr wore th mnst. hMlltl- ful steps there.

6. Earthwork and el structures in Richmond and EI Cerrito between 21st Street and Knott Avenue. Included In the project, estimated at less than $5 million, will be a railroad underpass and an underpass at Interstate Freeway 80. BART also pians grade separation structures at Kearny streerand Barrett Avenue in Richmond, but no cost estimates are available. 7.

The Southern Alameda Yard near Industrial Parkway In Hayward. About $5 million for grading; $5 million to $10 million for yard buildings and equipment; $5 million to $10 million for 8. Elevated stations between Oakland and Hayward at: (35th Avenue and East 12th Streetjunder $5 million; Coliseum (73rd Avenue and San Leandro Street), less million; San Leandro (Davis Street and San- Leandro Boulevard), $5 million to $10 million; Bay Railroad near Hesperian Boulevard), $5 million; Hayward (downtown at Street), less than $5 million; South Hayward (Tennyson Road at Western Pacific tracks), less than $5 million. 9. Trackwork from 52nd Street in Oakland through the Oakland subway and along the Southern Alameda county line to the yard in southern Hayward.

This will cost between $5 million and $10 million and will be used by test trains early in 1969. BART also will advertise lor automatic fare collection equipment, electric a-tions, rail fasteners and related equipment. Bids already have been advertised for 250 rapid transit cars. BELLEVIEW OAKS FINEST Water wonderland 1 ACRE SITES As jr Month OR PHONE TODAY" 3777 El Camino Phono 327-8660 OT717-1S-1 racmc leiepnono mm. I Address.

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The parotid-glands, which are located below and in front of the ears, are the chief ones affected. Mumps is caused when these glands are invaded by a virus. And it is spread almost entirely by direct contact with a person who is infected. The virus is present in the saliva and in the secretions of the nose. Everybody knows what a person with the mumps looks like: there is a swelling about the ears and the jaws.

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YESTERDAY'S Michael Chambers, 8 Sbmy.10 One day my class at Claw- tention necessary except hr son Summer School went to severe or compUcated cases, see puppets on Broadway. The patient usuauy re. I saw a dragon fly. It was quired to, rest in bed as long all as me glands are swollen and We had our picture taken thpm is fever Wlaat By SYDNEY OMARR "The wise man controfsTils destiny Astrology points the way." ARIES (March 21-April 19): Stress drive, ambition. Fulfill objectives.

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Avoid tendency to be obstinate. Emphasis on education, gain through written word. Study. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Money, security, ability to make right decision these spotlighted. Play for keeps.

Don't, be fooled by one who advocates careless action. Special group could aid. CANCER (June 21-July-22h Pressure could ultimately prove beneficial. Heed intuitive feeling. Follow through on hunch.

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Evening favors romance, creative endeavors. Be sure intentions clcsr LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): The more you do to better home conditions, the greater the benefits. Pressure "from family member is only temporary.

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Canadian Pacific Jets Call your travel agent or Canadian Pacific Airlines:" 362-5248 f0 fceaiteMig ptiwe call when we got pacK to our It was Stephen's birthday and he had a play cake in front of him. oooo OUR CLASS TRIP Alberta Brown, 7 Years Our class at Clawson Summer School had a special day. liked the cartoons at Lyt- "toris Friday, jjuly 7, my class went there and had fun. We liked the show. There were puppets and three cartoons.

I liked "Horton Hatches An Egg," best. We rode in all directions to get to Lyttons. -r ft tmm jt 0 i 1 ff I ft I A 7 ft' them by simply hanging up. If the calls persist, call our Business Office. We have employees who are trained to assist and advise you and who can frequently help in identifying the origin of unwelcome and troublesome calls.

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