THE GLEANER, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2022 | www.jamaica-gleaner.com | LEISURE B5 PHANTOM ® BY TONY DEPAUL AND MIKE MANLEY The following events took place on March 05 in the years identified: 1962: Johnson & Johnson Ltd opens its newest factory at Kingston’s booming Industrial Estate at Ashenheim Road. Minister of Trade and Industry Wills O. Isaacs, in declaring the building open, states that there is not sufficient pride in the people of Jamaica in the things that are produced here, and he thinks it is necessary to start a programme of trying to teach the workers that they should take pride in the things they produce, knowing that when they are marked‘Made in Jamaica’, they will always have a good reputation throughout the world. 1967: A new shipping service linking Jamaica with Ireland is inaugurated by the Caribbean Pioneer Line when the cargo ship Hardenberg arrives in Kingston to start the new service. 1987: The J ama i ca Netball Association announces the names of 20 players to go into training in preparation for the world tournament scheduled for Edinburgh in the summer. The players are Connie Francis, Joan Oldacre, Doreen Martin, Christine Marshall, Charmaine Aldridge, Andre Hepburn, Phyllis Matthews, June Morrison, Marva Lindsay, Sharon Taylor, Valerie Blakem Janet Gyt, Evadne Anglin, Audrey Adams, Janet Johnson, Pauline Burton, Branda Khouri, Eula Fitzgerald, Marlene Peralta, Sandra Henney, Novlette Scott, Jill Patterson and Mona Dorman. – THE GLEANER ARCHIVES For archival research, photographs, front pages and more, please contact The Gleaner Library. Call: (876) 932-6231. Email: library@gleanerjm.com. See library/archive video at http://jamaicagleaner.com/library Take this Super Quiz to a PhD. Score one point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level, two points on the Graduate Level and three points on the PhD Level. SUBJECT: SPACE FLIGHT (e.g., Who was the first American to travel into space? Answer: Alan Shepard.) FRESHMAN LEVEL 1. Who was the first person to walk on the moon? 2. Who was the first human to journey into outer space? 3. Who was the first American to orbit Earth? 4. On July 11, 2021, this billionaire took a space flight aboard VSS Unity. 5. On July 20, 2021, this business magnate went into space on the NS-16 mission. GRADUATE LEVEL 6. What was the name of the first man-made object to perform an orbital spaceflight? 7. What was Mir? 8. For what does NASA stand? 9.What were Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour? 10. What is the ISS? PHD LEVEL 11. Who or what was Laika? 12. This car-size Mars rover is nicknamed ‘Percy.’ 13. In 2019, President Donald Trump es tabl i shed thi s independent military branch. 14. What was the first ballistic missile to cross the boundary between air and space? 15. In what film about a voyage to Jupiter did the sentient computer HAL appear? ANSWERS FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 4: 1. Georgia. 2. Day’s. 3. Day. 4. Fever. 5. Train. 6. Flight. 7. Queen. 8. Danced 9. Drove. SCORING: 24 to 30 points -- congratulations, doctor; 18 to 23 points -- honours graduate; 13 to 17 points – you’re plenty smart, but no grind; 5 to 12 points – you really should hit the books harder; 1 point to 4 points – enrol in remedial courses immediately; 0 points – who reads the questions to you? ARIES (March 21-April 19): A disciplined approach will lead to success; using force will slow you down. Think before you act, and stick to a plan you know you can deliver. Patience will give you the upper hand and encourage others to support your efforts. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Look at every angle, and summarise what you can do to ensure success. You’ll capture the heart of someone special if you do what you say without being told. Don’t let drama interfere with your progress. Proceed with an open mind. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Run your ideas past someone you trust. Don’t let an outsider persuade you to take on the impossible. Protect your reputation, health and rights. Follow your heart, andmake decisions based on your needs, not what someone else wants CANCER (June 21-July 22): Let your feelings be known by clearing the air. Dealing with emotional situations instead of fretting over them is favoured. Ameaningful relationship can’t move forward until you clear up uncertainty about future endeavours. LEO (July 23-Aug 22): Question what isn’t working for you, and you’ll come up with a reasonable plan that will encourage better relationships with others. Addressing issues head-on will give you the strength to stand up for what you want and to dismiss what worries you. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22): Safeguard your cash. Emotional spending will be your downfall. You can show someone how much you care without going into debt. An affectionate gesture and long-term plans will lead to a warm and fuzzy future with someone special. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22): Problems at home or with people who live with or near you will develop if you let your emotions take over. Listen, and choose your words wisely. How you react will determine if you can salvage a sensitive situation. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): Labouring over what others think or say is a waste of time. Get back to the things you like to do, and enjoy your day. Walk away fromdepressing situations and people who are negative. Update your look to suit your lifestyle. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): Discipline is the key to your success. Plan your actions and follow through. Take control of whatever situation you face, and refuse to let anyone interfere in your business. Consider positive adjustments at home that make your surroundings convenient and comfortable. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Reminiscing will encourage you to implement pending changes at home. It’s up to you to lead the way if you want things done your way. Refuse to let a friend or relative use emotional manipulation to slow you down. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): Rely on experience to guide you. Straighten out what isn’t working for you anymore. A conversation with someone who can influence your plans will help clarify how best to proceed. Don’t give up or give in; do what’s best for you. PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): You know what others expect of you and what you are willing to do, so be frank and get your priorities straight. A change you make will enhance your life, not limit your chance to achieve your dreams, hopes and wishes. HOROSCOPE SUDOKU THIS DAY IN OUR PAST ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ PHOTO FLASHBACK QUICK SOLUTION FOR FRI, MARCH 4 CRUSADER SOLUTION FOR FRI, MARCH 4 Across: 6 Journey; 7 Baton; 9 Cry; 10 Stamp duty; 12 Merchandise; 15 Insincerity; 17 Dependent; 19 Dog; 21 Agree; 22 Verdict. Down: 1 Court; 2 Try; 3 Kent; 4 Candidate; 5 Contest; 8 Impair; 11 Perimeter; 13 Cicada; 14 Undergo; 16 Porch; 18 Need; 20 Ode Across: 1 Pass, 3 Salmonella, 9 Edam, 10 Gainsaying, 11 Ill-informed, 15 Temptress, 17 Range, 18 Intro, 19Widthwise, 20 Agriculture, 24 Aboriginal, 25 Etna, 26 Great-uncle, 27 Edge. Down: 1 Paediatric, 2 Stablemate, 4 Alamo, 5 Minimised, 6 Neanderthal, 7 Lair, 8 Argo, 12 Nationalist, 13 Antiquated, 14 Decelerate, 16 Edwardian, 21 Crawl, 22 Pang, 23 Hole. Prizeword: Sailing In this February 19, 2022, photo provided by the Audubon Nature Institute are maned wolf puppies at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans. Nearthreatened maned wolves brought to New Orleans to breed have done just that, and are rearing four puppies, the Audubon Zoo announced Thursday. Three are black and one is silver, but they’ll mature to their parents’ coloration – red coats shading to black on muzzles and long, slender legs. AP 1968: Arthur Williams (right), receiving the Alcan Trophy fromHonWalter Fletcher, Acting Custos of St James, on behalf of the Cavalier team, which defeated Boys’ Club under-199, 3 – 1 at Jarrett Park in March. FILE “Yours was the task to clear the ground Mine be the task to build.” From Ancestor on the Auction Block By Verna Bell TODAY’S GEM
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