Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • 15

LU.E0YP Casket as a gun cabinet ASTRO-GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol qfour birthday The SUN, Flagstaff. Arizona. Friday, July 18, 198015 sharks hit five persons, killing four and mutilating That fierce siege cleared the beaches for quite awhie, as you might expect Q. How much of our cadi nationwide is in coins? A. About three cents out of every SI.

Q. What that whitish film that forms on squares of choc-' olate in my kitchen cabinet? A. Cocoa butter. It's called bloom." It surfaces in warm weather sometimea. Doemt hurt anything.

Q. How can you tell the tempentue by counting cricket chirps? A. Count the chirps for one minute. Divide that by four. Add 40.

Thats one way. Another is count the chkps for 15 seconds, then add 37. You diould come pretty done. HORSE COSMETICS Another little known budneas is the trade that turns out cownetks for horses Mote particularly, for show horses. No, not false eyelashes.

But paints and powden to cover blemidiea, and waxen blacks to highlight hooves, and brightened to give a sheen, that sort of thing Several caitet manufactured turn out handcrafted coffins to be used, before their final need, as gun cabinets, coffee tables, or book A elves. And the sales message of these maken goes out to projects still quite alive. At first, some observed thought this was a bit forward. Even pushy, maybe. Or indelicate, anyhow.

But the buyers, say no, its just whats needed. Among the bigger coats at funerals, they say, are the cadtet prices. Bereaved and baffled survivors find themselves sold unnecessarily expensive cadtets when its too late for the final used to object Beforehand buyed block this wrenching bit of buainesaL SHARKS Q. Has there ever been a teal shark scare Ike the one hr Jaws? A. Such a scare, yea Dont know about such a dtark.

But in 1916 off the coast of New Jersey within 10 days, remember to tread softly. Don't become too pushy. SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) Something is being presented to you today that is highly artistic. However, self-doubts over your ability to utilize it could hamper you.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Situations where you deal with several persons regarding a collective interest are very favorable today. Don't let any one person try to take charge. CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan. 19) Your chances for success are quite good in areas of work where originality is called for. Listen politely to others, but do your own thing. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.

19) People who are essential to your plans will now give you a friendly ear. Just be certain your proposals are well thought-out, and that they include all concerned. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A member of your family may make it possible for you to acquire something today you've wanted very much. You'll hurt this person if you don't show the proper gratitude.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) Any large issues disturbing you can be overcome today by allowing your emotional judgments to blend with logical ones. Be willing to change a little. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your more artistic pursuits are the ones that will give you the most pleasure today and bring you ample rewards. Shelve other projects for another day. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You're more in the hearts of others today than you may realize.

If trouble occurs, you'll extricate yourself easily because of their kindness. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1st Visitor Recalls Disneyland Opening LIBERTY, Mo. (UPI) David MacPherson recalls the summer of 1955, the summer he waited all night outside Disneyland to be the first visitor at the amusement parks grand opening the next day. MacPherson paid for ticket No. 1 back on July 18, 1955, as a 22-year-old Long Beach State College student.

Disneyland in Anaheim, began its 25th anniversary Thursday, which MacPherson said came a day early since it did not officially open to the public until July 18. He said he decided not to attend the 25th celebration because he had been there last November, and also because he and his wife plan a vacation next month to Alaska to write about the modern day gold rush. MacPherson, now a reporter for KTRO-FM and KCLO-AM in Leavenworth, and a writer, lives in Liberty, Mo. He said he arrived at Disneyland about midnight June 17, 1955, and was the only person there. He said by dawn there were 6,000 people in line and about bought tickets the first day.

MacPherson said Thursday he wanted to set the record straight. While Walt Disney picked two children back in the line to go into the amusement park free, it was David MacPherson who bought the first ticket. Disneyland 25 Years Old ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) Disneyland, the fantasy come true for Walt Disney, is 25 years old. The park celebrated with a 25-hour party Thursday, featuring speeches by Davey Crockett and several of the original Mousketeers, a sky full of balloons, dancing cartoon characters and a big parade.

Fess Parker, who played Crockett on Disneys early television series, spokg. as did four of the original Mousketeers from Disneys Mickey Mouse Club. Even the late Disney spoke, via a tape recording in which he said he had wanted to create a place of joy and imagination for people everywhere. 1 13 f-- ti 1 1 ix I July 19, I960 Many things will fall into place this coming year with little or no effort on your part. In other instances, however, what you thought were well-laid plans could run into unexpected obstacles.

Accept them both graciously. CANCER (June 21-July 22) What you want to accomplish can now be done successfully, provided you dont call too much attention to yourself or the methods you use. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the year following your birthday by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph. Mail il for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019.

Be sure to specify birth date. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could be getting some very creative ideas today, but don't allow negative thinking to stop you from developing them. Have faith in your abilities. VIRGO (Aug.

23-Sept. 22) Conditions that could enhance your material security are exceptionally promising today. Don't, however, allow another to butt In and dilute what you accomplish. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.

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