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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 13, 1990 -- "° 0 SHOULDNT THAT Be SPELLED BARE ? BY JOHNNY HART (WHAT THE HECK, IT KEEPS THE BEARS OUT. __ CROSSWO RD PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 H) 6 12 13 15 18 18 2 | tn ©1990 CREATORS SYNDICATE IC tr MILLER FEATURES 27 30 3 ° . Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson | |= CNENEN CEaC 39 40 READY... z . AIMMM.... \ 4 Jas Jas 6 Jar 48 Joo [so [st 52 $3 S4 SS 58 57 ACROSS 53 Regret 5 Getsangry 1 Beal. group 54 Thailand 8 Cyprinoid fish - 5 Type of widow 55 Abound 7 Roundaboul way 8 Medicinal plant 56 Smallbusiness 8 Northern 12 Platinum wire loop research 9 Cardgame 13 Three.in Rome 57 Wilches 10 Tree of the genus MLLER FEATURES EOL 14 Sheepskin leather Quercus 15 Complaint. sl DOWN 11 Chem. suffix I'D LIKE TO ETURN THIS LOCK RADIO. A EEE LSE WHAT SEEMS 1 BE THE PROBLEM? 16 Salamander 17 Softdrink 18 Haremroom 20 Baseballterm 22 Billiard shol 24 Join 27 Obnoxious people 28 Kiichenulensil. p} 30 Capture - 31 Miscellany 32 Grins 36 Obstructed 39 Undermine the confidence of 40 Gather 41 Tip 42 Cleanout 43 Icemass 46 Perform 48 Resling 52 Northern Japanese 1 Smalllump of coal 19 Diamond holder 2 Haven 21 Etruscan Juno 3 Employ 22 Coopup 4 Preceding 23 Protection 25 Rips 26 Sea eagles 27 TV Nelwork 29 Unhappy 33 Lecture hall 34 Five-tranc piece 35 Clips 36 Trade 37 Friend. in Paris 38 Edibleroot 43 _ _cat 44 Fib 45 Unit 47 Novice 49 Day. in Spain 50 Straggles 51 Printer's measure THIS WEEKS PUZZLE ANSWER S tz] 0 (0) q owl Dlr lol flor b=jwiar Oli od] LW! WL |<] lows NEROIZ IW I Alo. EwIVLD Qlojw 2|Z|-- LIE 0 |wiu Ola] J{wnlw m1 TT BEE w Cf Of] X Bul OFZ Il) IJ <1 | MR. BUSH WERE UNABLE 70 PERFORM HIS DUTIES - IF; FOR EXAMPLE, HE WERE DEAD --I'D BE READY! IAS THEN. I'VE BEEN BONING UP, READING STUFF. NOT THAT IMA GRIND. IM NOT. 1 ALSO GO TO A LOT SIR WHAT WOULD 213 WMLENFEATUNESR © 1990 Universal Press Syndicate "It's no use. | can't sleep with this wallpaper." Your YOUR WEEK AHEAD HOROSCOPE Week Ahead Horoscope Forecast Period: 2/11-2/17/90 "ARIES Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 CANCER June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov.22-Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 Matters of importance come up which could pose a threat to your standing in the community. Re- spond to the challenge. Difficulties relating to transportation are likely. Mail orders may be delayed or mislayed. Send a tracer. Focus attention on benefits gained in useful ser- vice. Be mindful of how assuring it is to be finan- cially secure. The new trend of affairs is likely to bring about a change in reputation or prestige. Shift with the tide. Take care that you don't fall into thinking you are quite superior to those you are working with. Contact with those in the higher echelons is a vitalizing factor and you are capable of outstand- ing progress. The basic foundation of your life is undergoing change and adjustment, making you feel restless, and alittleirritable. Short trips in the community can be just as haz- ardousasalong journey. Fasten seat belts. The financial picture brings limitation. Be Sys- tematic in meeting expenses and look for a wind- fall from an unexpected source. : Thereflection you find in the faces of friends and acquaintances should make you feel good about yourself. Mentalinterests take a pew direction. New centers of the brain are activated. Look for greater freedom from limiting factors. The ever-changing social and profession picture causes you to meet people of considerable im- Editor's Quote Book A politician thinks of the next election; a statesman, of the next generation. James Freeman Clark ¢ portance to your future. Charity shall cover the multitude of sins. 1 Peter 4:8