The Sun Classified Page 16 E/N/C ads.yoursunnet Sunday, June 8, 2014 YOU TOO By Alan Olschwang ACROSS 1 Bar stock 5 Work on copy 9 Student of Socrates 14 Lemony characteristic 18 Carefree walk 20 Cowboy quarterback Tony 21 Red River capital 22 Botanical cover 23 Being on hands and knees? 26 Small monkey 27 Closet accessory 28 Fill fully 29 Ain't the way it should be? 30 Bring home 31 Schooner drivers 33 Many an outdoor eatery 35 Red in a cellar 37 Story surprise 41 Remains on the shef 43 Beginning to exist 45 Follow the proverbial crowd? 48 To such an extent 52 '70s Israeli prime minister 53 Ahead of, in verse 54 Honey source 55 Seuss' "The 5000 Fingers of 56 Indic language 57 Clear 59 Enduring work 61 "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas" author 62 High crime, briefly 63 Asserted one's innocence, perhaps 64 Frequent co-star of Sylvester 66 Bust gp. 67 Soda fountain? 71 Town boor in a western capital? 73 de mer 74 Not natural 75 Low wetlands 76 Little, in Lille 77 Activist Medgar 79 Place to go when it rains 1 Stomach-related 5 His show had a "Jaywalking" segment B6 "Haven't we ?" 7 Family that's not kin 18 Hindu honorific 19 Lanford Wilson's "The Baltimore" 90 Emotional wounds 92 Auto equipment supplier? 5 Like clay pots '7 "Right away!" 8 Cohort of Threepio 99 Support for the Lone Ranger? 2 Finished a flight 14 Leaves alone, in a way 16 Once more 7 Pelvic bones 9 Pouting grimace 11 Butting heads 16 Dial alternative 17 Prescription for extremely potent medicine? 20 Toy on a hill 21 Stuck up? 22 Alike, to Alain 23 American of Japanese descent 24 Sailor's direction 25 "The Gondoliers" lass 26 Idea beginning 27 pilot DOWN 1 Headlong 2 1979 disco hit 3 Odist's deep black 4 Vending machine tricker 5 Directional finish 6 Less-than-happy lot 7 Thickly applied paint 8 Binge 9 Key letter 10 Queen of rap 11 Cordial flavorings 12 Homer, for one 13 Topical medication 14 One hyping the spud industry? 15 Sans serif typeface 16 Big bang material 17 Flash 19 1974Top 10 hit whose title means "You are" 24 "The Stepford Wives" novelist Levin 25 Flash 32 Rhone feeder 34 Gets in on the deal 36 Neon borders? 37 "Game of Thrones" rating 38 Super Bowl III coach Ewbank 39 "Last one a rotten egg!" 40 Proceeded confidently 42 Lease prohibition 44 Group of friends 46 Work on copy 47 Interpret 49 Corleone traitor 50 It may be bid 51 Charge 55 Calls on a retro phone 58 Guitar ancestors 59 Filled (in) 60 Getz and Kenton 61 Freelancer's supply: Abbr. 63 Act rudely, maybe Render less effective Extract metal from Be in doubt "Uncle Vanya" woman Clerical worker Montenegro neighbor Superman nemesis Meat and potatoes Court case involving a British tennis player and a rake? Arabian peninsula native Feel (for) Game ended by the mercy rule "Wishing won't make Old African queen, familiarly Residence Inn company Attorney regulator Author Rita Brown Tightens, perhaps Take the edge off Accelerate Alaska Panhandle city Burrito dressing As a whole Bad place for a breach "I didn't need to hear that!" Cross shape End-of-the-line item Universal donor's type, briefly Don't mention Capsule contents Forest prancers Agitated state Child expert LeShan Advanced attorney's deg. GOREN BRIDGE CAREFUL BID PAYS OFF North-South vulnerable. South deals. WEST 4J863 )K74 098 4.610953 NORTH 695 SJ653 0Q732 4AKJ SOUTH *AK72 29 EAST Q 104 A Q 1082 106 41762 At this table, South made the careful bid of three clubs over two no trump. He was bidding out his pattern and focusing attention on his heart shortness, despite the fact that partner had bid that suit. North realized that he had a terrific hand for play in diamonds when partner was short in hearts, so he jumped to four diamonds, showing his excellent fit and, by inference, that his hearts were weak too weak to play three no trump opposite shortness. Two cue- bids later and the excellent slam was reached! There was nothing to the play. South had no trouble drawing trumps and ruffing two spades in dummy. A 3-1 trump break would have required some careful play, but it would not have been difficult. This may be the ultimate indignity in team bridge. You and your partner go down in a game while your opponents, with the same cards at the other table, bid and make a slam. Sleep will not come easily tonight. (Bob Jones welcomes readers' responses sent in care of this newspaper or to Tribune Content Agency, LLC., 16650 Westgrove Dr., Suite 175, Addison, TX 75001. E-mail responses may be sent to tcaeditors@tribune.com.) The bidding: SOUTH WEST 10 Pass 16 Pass 34 Pass 46 Pass 60 Pass NORTH 1K ) 2NT 40 546 Pass EAST Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Four of This hand was played in a major team competition in Australia a few years ago. At the other table, after the same start, South bid a lazy three no trump over North's two no trump invitation. East led a low heart and the defense took the first five tricks to defeat the contract. BIBLE "Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much."-James 5:16. Praying for others is not only good for those for whom you pray but it is also great therapy for the one who prays. Get your eyes off self and look to the needs of others. That's what Jesus did. 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HOLIDAY MATHIS HOROSCOPES ARIES (March 21-April19). If you're feeling tortured over problems that don't seem to be problematic to anyone but you, it's because you're focusing too small. Step out of the scene. Taking a well-deserved break will help you broaden your view. TAURUS (April20-May 20). You're the right person to enforce the rules. It's not because you want to ruin anyone's fun, but if everyone were to break the rules, then no one would have peace. When you have your way, peace prevails. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Your dreams are lovely, but don't dwell on them for too long. How do you know it's time to leave the dream? When your real life is suffering. Dreams should inform your next move, not keep you from making one. CANCER (June 22-July 22). Devote yourself to doing the dirty work. You'll be better for it. If you keep doing the easy work, you won't get the chance to improve. The benefits to doing what the others don't want to do will be numerous and vast. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). The natural reaction to pressure is to do more - to do everything you possibly can. The best response today, however, will be to do less- maybe even nothing. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). It will be challenging to get the information you need. You won't be able to simply ask and hear it. You are clever, though, and will piece together the whole picture from fragments you'll pick up here and there. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). People will depend on you, and you'll take pride in providing what they need. The work of the past three weeks has made you strong and able. Tonight you may be up late meeting a deadline. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Being near your special one will be a joy. Savor the relationship you've built. The afternoon features an investment opportunity. This will not be lucrative immediately, but the contacts you make will be most useful. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You'll be feeling more introverted than usual. Shyness works to your advantage. Your reserve only serves to attract that someone you've had your eye on. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). If there's a chance to travel, take it. Another positive move is to devote time to your inner athlete. Productivity will be high as a result of feeling physically energized. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You'll have plenty of help whether you want it or not. Be patient with those who bog down the process because they are still learning. If you're open to it, the newbies have a perspective that will charm and inform you. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). If you overdo things, you'll miss out. The way to discover the hidden talents of your team is to hold back a bit. Leave an opening, and people will fill in the blanks in ways you don't expect. AKJ54 4Q84