The Napa Valley Register from Napa, California • 24

AN 1 A A A Ann Landers Fan Promotes Philosophy Found To Be Most Helpful Dear Ann Landers: Occasionally you messages of value from other sources. print Here is a big or livable philosophy which I have found most helpful. If you feel it has merit, please print it. Take time to think thoughts are the source of power. Take time to play play is the secret of perpetual youth.

Take time to read reading is the fountain of wisdom. Take time to pray prayer can be a rock of strength in time of trouble. Take time to love loving is what makes living worthwhile. Take time to be friendly friendships give life a delicious flavor. Take time to laugh laughter is the music of the soul.

Take time to give any day of the year is too short for selfishness. Take time to do your work well pride in your work, no matter what it is, nourishes the ego and the spirit. Take time to show appreciation thanks is the frosting on the cake of life. A Faithful Ann Fan Dear Fan: Beautiful. On behalf of my readers, I thank you.

Dear Ann Landers: I lived with my married daughter for 20 years. Her children were like my own. I raised them. I didn't plan it it just happened. My daughter was glad to have the "help," and the way it turned out I was the one who did all the things for the kids that a mother usually does.

I did the feeding, bathing, dressing, settling of differences, and putting to bed. I am out of my daughter's home now but the kids still love me and treat me as if I were their mother. My daughter resents this. She Napa told me a few months ago that I intentionally stole their affection. She says I now must stay out of their lives because it's time they learned that she is their mother.

I'm so hurt, Ann, I don't know what to do. Of course I shall respect my daughter's wishes but it is killing me. When the kids want to come to my place I have to make up excuses. (I never get invited to their home.) Please tell me if there is anything I can do. You can use my name if you wish, I have nothing to lose.

I've already lost everything. Sad Gran Dear Your daughter can set up rules and regulations but she can't change your grandchildren's feelings about you. Love is not transferrable. If you raised the kids they are as good as yours. I hope your daughter sees this column and reconsiders, for the children's sake as well as for yours.

Dear Ann Landers: I'm an unmarried woman of 38 and have always enjoyed good health. I recently read that unmarried women are more susceptible to breast cancer than women who are married. Is this true? I have always believed just the opposite. Please inform me. Portland.

Dear Port: Recently 30,000 nuns over 39 years of age were studied. The results showed that the nuns had a higher incidence of breast cancer than married women of the same age group. These findings give added credence to the warning of the American Cancer Society that all women should have a physical checkup annually. Learning how to perform breast self-examination every month can be a lifesaver. Your local chapter of the American Cancer Society offers free instruction booklets.

I suggest that you write for one at once. (C) 1971 Publishers-Hall Syndicate Napa Register Television Listings 6:30 3-10. News 4, NBC News 5, (BS News 9, Critic At Large 13, Big Valley 20, Land of the Giants 44, Addams Family 7:00 2, I Love Lucy 4-5, News 9, Newsroom 10, Flying Nun 44, Get Smart 7:30 2-20, Movie 3-4, Men From Shiloh 5-10, Adventure Special 7-13, Eddie's Father 44, It Takes A Thief 8:00 7-13, Room 222 9, Julia Child 8:30 5-10, To Rome With Love 7-13, Smith Family 9, Great American Dream Machine 44, Rifleman 9:00 3-4. Music Hall 5-10, Medical Center 7, Johnny Cash 13-44, Movie 9:30 20, Dragnet 10:00 -2, News 3-4, Four In One 5-10, Hawaii Five-0 7, Young Lawyers 9, At Issue Burke's Law 11:00 2, Avengers 3-4-5-7-10-13, News 9, Masterpiece Theatre 20. Can You Top This? 44, Wagons Ho! 11:30 3-4, Johnny Carson 5, Merv Griffin 7-13, Dick Cavett 10-20, Movie 12:00 2, News 1:00 3-4-7-13, News 5.

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South wins the club lead in dummy and plays a trump to his ace. East shows out and South is faced with the loss of three trump tricks and a diamond. He sees some possibility of an end play against East, but as you can see the end play won't come off. West holds the diamond king. Nevertheless, if South just tries to make his contract he will bring it home.

He takes his ace of trumps. leads a club to dummy and ruffs a club. One trump is in. Then 5-10, Guiding Light 7-13, Let's Make a Deal 2:00 3-4, Bright Promise 5-10, Secret Storm 7-13, Newlywed Game 2:25 -20, News 2:30 3. Movie 4, Another World, Somerset 5-10, Edge of Night 7, Dating Game 13, Truth or Consequences 20, Movie Game 44, San Francisco Today 3:00 2, Gomer Pyle, USMC 4.

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East can't afford to ruff and discards a spade. South has made one trump en passant. He enters dummy with the other high spade and leads a third spade. East discards a diamond and South has scored his second trump en passant. Back to dummy with the ace of diamonds for a lead of the last spade.

At this point in the proceedings South has scored six tricks with aces and kings and three tricks with small trumps. East can trump or not. Either way, South is sure to make a 10th trick and his contract. He has harpooned poor East three times. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) 20 Sense The bidding has been: West North East South 14 Dble 24 Pass 4 4 Dble Pass You, South, hold: 48743 MJ986 1043 What do you do now? -Bid four no-trump.

Your partner is doubling for business and must have a very good hand. He can't have much in spades. You want him to bid a suit. TODAY'S QUESTION You do bid four no-trump and your partner bids five clubs, as you might well expect. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Television Highlights 6 p.m.

Movie: Glenn Ford in "Fastest Gun Alive." A reluctant hero fears his fast-draw will be challenged. (Channel 7) 7:30 p.m. Movie: Richard Beymer in "Adventures of a Young Man," Hemingway's Nick Adams tales. (Channel 2) 7:30 p.m. Men From Shiloh: A deaf-mute Indian boy is accused of murder.

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JANUARY 20- -Born today, you possess a highly analytical mind which you combine with a basic sympathy for the human condition to bring you quickly to an understanding of other people. More than a theoretician, however. you know how to apply your objective understanding of a problem to finding its answer. Not sidetracked by superfluous issues, you are always capable of driving directly to the heart of difficulties and from there to at least the seeds of their solution. You need the company of other people in order to live happily.

No matter how great a success you have in business or profession, unless you have good relationships with a large number of close friends and loved ones, you will not be able to take any really deep satisfaction from your accomplishments. You will in all probability be very active socially, perhaps even gaining a real reputation as a host or hostess of some note. One who both needs and desires beauty, you have a natural bent toward art. music, the theater, literature, and so on. It is hardly likely that you will make a life's work in any of these fields, but there is little question that at least one of them will fill a large part of your leisure hours.

Art satisfies your inward vision of what the world could be. To find what is in store for you tomorrow. select your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph, Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Thursday, January 21 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb.

19)- Sidestep argument with higherups at the same time that you maintain your standards. You can speak out and yet be tactful. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)-- The Pisces who acts on impulse this morning will most certainly regret it by afternoon. A day for consideration of each move.

ARIES (March 22-April 20)- You can serve yourself best today by mixing business and pleasure. You will need considerable tact in the face of opposition. TAURUS (April 21-May 21)- The more aggressive you can manage to be this morning, the less you will have to trouble yourself during afternoon and TIZZY by Kate Osann 060000 Maun 1970 by NEA, Inc. Tm Reg US Pot Off "Wilbur and I are totally incompatible-all the things I like to do cost money and all the things he likes DON'T!" Questions, Answers Q-What was the original membership of the United Nations? A--On April 25, 1945, delegates of 46 nations met at San Francisco to organize a permanent United Nations. Q-In the Book of Revelation, what does the red horse symbolize? A -Slaughter.

0-What is the earliest record of solar eclipse? A -The earliest recorded eclipse took place in Asia Minor on May 28, 585 B.C. The Greek philosopher Thales is said to have predicted the eclipse. Q-What instruments are used to portray the characters in Prokofiev's "Peter and the A-A flute is used for the birds, a bassoon for Peter's grandfather, an oboe for the duck, three horns for the wolf and a string quartet for Peter himself. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) MAURICE'S EL REAL "FISH0-RAMA!" EVERY FRIDAY-5 P.M. to 10 P.M.

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LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)-Keep from making decisions from an emotional standpoint and you should be well on the way toward your goal by day's end. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)- Work slowly and within present plans.

To expand or to rush things at this time would be to forfeit material gain. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)- Personal interests join with professional or business concerns to make this a day of highly satisfying accomplishment on both levels. SCORPIO (Oct.

24-Nov. 22) Members of the opposite sex may present some problems to the -all scheme of things today. Do what you cant to smooth things over. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.

22) -Your own personal integrity should be enough to keep you from making the mistake of compromise. Be wary of the "quick deal." CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20) -The Capricorn whose present interests relate to real property should find it easy to make gains today. Otherwise, rest content.

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