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HELEN HAYES: At Notre Dame

People in the news Instant success? No such thing SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Academy Award-winning actress Helen Hayes told a University of Notre Dame audience that she didn’t intend to give a lecture but she did offer some advice: “Beware of instant success. There’s no such thing.’’ Miss Hayes, 81, told a crowd of about 300 on Friday that “it takes a lifetime for an oak tree to grow, but you can grow a cabbage in a single summer. “Don’t settle for the cabbage, but don’t give up if the oak grows slowly.” Miss Hayes won Oscars for her roles in the 1931 movie “The Sin of Madelon Claudet” and “Airport” in 1971. Two years ago, she received another award Notre Dame’s Laetare Medal, which is the university’s highest award and the nation’s oldest award for American Catholics. Miss Hayes, who was introduced by Notre Dame University President Father Theodore Hesburgh, was the university’s first speaker in a lecture series on Distinguished American Women. “I’ve never given a lecture before in my life... and I don’t intend to give one today,” she said. Her appearance coincided with the dedication ceremonies for two new women’s dormitories on campus. Her talk, called “The Way I See It,” was sprinkled with theater anecdotes, touching on subjects that included politics, lessons for young people and acting. “You need the three T’s taste, talent and tenacity,” to be successful in acting, she said. “Some are blessed with with taste, some talent, but the greatest one is tenacity,” she said. Miss Hayes said “of course” she was for the Equal Rights Amendment, but said she did not push for it because she did not want “to spread myself too thin.” Miss Hayes has worked actively with the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. • MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) A member of the visiting U.S. boomerang team, here to compete in the world boomerang-throwing contest, has given the William Tell ap-ple-splitting legend a new twist. Instead of a bow and arrow, Barnaby Ruhe uses a boomerang, and rather than place the apple on his son’s head, Ruhe puts it on his own. “Sometimes I just knock the apple off, other times I cut it neatly in two,” Ruhe said Thursday as he demonstrated the feat. He wears a William Tell hat and cape for his novelty performance. Ruhe, a 35-year-old artist who lives in New York, says he has been throwing the boomerang for 10 years. He is in Australia with 11 other members of the U.S. team for the first of three competitions against this nation’s best boomerang throwers. • ALTHEIMER, Ark. (AP) folks in Altheimer might have to hang up their dancing shoes for good. On a 3-0 vote, the council has decided to prepare an ordinance outlawing dancing in this town of 1,037. Alderman Grover Davis said Wednesday’s vote favored an ordinance prepared by the city attorney. Davis said Robert White, the owner of an Altheimer case, was told “No dancing” at his business in the meantime. Mayor Bill Jones and most of the council members have said they fear dancing would mean fights and other criminal activity that the town’s police force of two one of whom is part-time could not handle. White said dancing is relaxing and that he would not allow roughhousing. Davis said he and council members Lizzie Raspberry and Mable Hale voted for the dance ban ordinance. Alderman James Coleman, who has favored dancing, was absent. • Tip O’Neill, hard-working Speaker of the House, tells this one on himself. He met a cheery couple at a Washington party and remembered the wife’s name as Lola. Next day, Lola’s hubby popped into Tip’s office to say hello. Tip looked puzzled. “You really don’t know who I am,” said the hubby, “You’re Lola’s husband,” Tip said helpfully. “I’m Robert Redford,” said the hubby. • Puns & Fun. “Atom-splitting scientists are fissuremen” (Tom Connelly). couldn’t come to the phone. His Honor was at steak” (Ron Jasinski-Herbert). “They keep Haig-gling in Washington” (Ray Stoiber). “When car sales are down in Sweden, it’s a Saab story" (FredK. Rosen). “Borrowing money from your family is known as relative humility" (Barbara Silbert).

Legal Notices * NOTICE OF SALE On the 30th day ot Nov»mb(f, 1981 «t 10 A.M. at Ottawa Park Inatant Hornet, ona 1970 Rlchardaon mobile homa, 12x60, 2 badroom, SR No. 260A2KDA36179, for all paal dua storage and other expanses Incurred. Payment muat be In cath by the highest bidder in lull at the time ot sale. Nov. 14/21 /28/3T NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 81-68 Notice Is hereby given that Jules W. Gibbs was on the sth day of November, 1981, appointed executor ot the will ol Helen C. Toney, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate whether or not now due, must tile the same In said court within five months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be lorever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this sth day oINov., 1981. Sharon L. Hammond Clerk ol the Putnam Circuit Court WILSON & HUTCHENS Attorneys at Law 26 North Vine Street Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Attorneys 317-653-2632 Nov. 7/14/2T Phone 653-5151 To Place Your Want Ad

B.J. Becker Famous hand

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Legal Notice NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 81.-89 Notice la haraby glvan that Curtla C. Htgglna was on tha 9th day ot Nov am bar 1981, appointed admlnlatrator of tha aatata of Clarence E. Steward, deceaaed. All peraona having clalma agalnat aald eatate whether or not now due, muat tlte the aame In aald court within five monlha from tha date ol the firal publication ol thla notlca or said clalma will be lorever barred. Dated at Greancaatla, Indiana, thla 9th day cl November, 1981. Sharon L. Hammond Clark of tha Putnam Circuit Court J, Frank Durham, Attorney Nov. 14/21/2T STARK, WEST 6 SMITH, Attorneys NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court In the Matter of the Eatate ot Roxy L. West, deceased. Estate Docket 81-90 Page 146 Bk. 22 Notice is hereby given that Kenneth E. West was on the 9th day ol November, 1981, appointed personal representative of tha estate ot Roxy L. West, deceased. All parsons having claims against (aid estate, whether or not now due, must tile tha same In said Court within live (5) months (rom tha date ol the lirsl publication ol thla notice or said clalma will be lorever barred. Dated at Greancaatla, Indiana, this 9th day of November, 1981. Sharon L. Hammond Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Nov. 14/21/2T

are only 40 points in the deck. Translating declarer’s points into tricks, you find he has eleven of them three spades, four hearts, two diamonds and two clubs. You are also painfully aware that South can acquire his slarrigoing trick in clubs simply by finessing dummy’s jack. Your only real chance of stopping the slam is to try to talk South out of taking the club finesse by diverting his attention elsewhere. Accordingly, when he wins the heart lead in dummy and plays a diamond to the queen, you play the three. When he reenters dummy with a spade and plays a diamond to the king, you follow low again! South is practically certain to return to dummy and lead a third round of diamonds, since he is sure to think that East has the ace. He canr ot afford a club finesse at this stage, for losing the finesse would mean losing the slam. When he does lead the third diamond from dummy, he finds himself going down one. Observe what happens if you win the first or second diamond lead. Declarer quickly discovers that the diamonds are divided 4-2 and has no alternative but a club finesse. When this succeeds, he breezes home with the slam.

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