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Port Perry Star, 24 Apr 1990, p. 51

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cathy? by Cathy Guisewite Sou PAID YOUR BANK OF AMERICA MASTERCARD BILL WITH YOUR UNION TRUST MASTERCARD, .. AND YOU PAID YOUR UNION TRUST MASTER- CARD BILL WITH YOUR FIRST FEDERAL VISA CARD.... OU PAID YOUR CITIBANK VISA BILL WITH YOUR BANK, 0F AMERICA MASTERCARD... CATHY, I THINK IT'S TIME TO SIT DOWN AND ASK VOURSELF ONE VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION), DOES THE IRS TAKE AMERICAN EXPRESS ? by Bill Watterson GOODNESS, WHAT | A GROUNDER | | TB BLEED|G! | HOLD Your HAPPENED?/ YOU | BOUNCED UP | | gy ODE DAD | MEAD BACK, WERE ONLY OUT | AND WIT CALVIN ID TRYIG TO |HOME. HERES THERE A MINUTE! | "N THE NOSE SOME MORE GILL ME! TISSUES. 1'8 NOD SIT SFL PLAIG THE BLEEDING HAVING A MILLIONAIRE BADEBALL \ CAN STOP, OK?| | BASEBALL PLAYER SUPPORT EODY MoRe! US IN QUR QLD AGE. NEBBER AGAIN! IL WADE IT! I GUESS WE CAN FORGET YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY-FEED A COLD, STARVE A FEVER, 1 DON'T HAVE A FEVER EITHER. B.C. . BY JOHNNY HART WHY DO THERE HAVE UH..No ¢ (esos) | sree) (Mame) | [maze Ny gla) 2 | \_ Heapace . LS 2 2 a) N | N ----\JO% : 424 me. Te38 Synacaie X LNversd oy --_-- | CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 |e 7 8 9 10 n " 3 " 1s 18 7 18 Jo 20 [a1 [22 a 24 25 26 2 76 29 30 Nn 2 13 [3 3s 36 LY 38 39 ry a [a2 Jo "4 Jas [4s al 48 49 rr 51 52 ACROSS 49 Ripped 7 Fundamental 1 Pitch 50 Ampersand 8 __Hayworth 4 Quadran! 51 Droop 9 Oklahoma town 7 Age 52 _ _KingCole 11 Iron. for example 10 __ Smith 12 Oriental nurse 12 Liquid measure. OOWN 15 Sleep " Swaren 1 Lad 19 Pluck wool. Scot. 3 Seuss 2 Am_humorist 20 Bon _ __ ec ge 3 Rodent 21 Near East native 16 Gree slles 4 Friend. Fr 22 Rewed 17 Dintorslr n § Raced 23 Amphibian 18 ° r 3 nan ii 8 Spinning 25 Bullet sound 20 Corday killed him machine parts 26 Am. Assn. of 23 jcemass Nurses. init. 2 Russo ly THIS WEEKS 27 Land 5 Preachers PUZZLE ANSWER 31 Overhead trains 28 Cap 33 Bind 29 China weight 34 Equines 30 Fool digit 35 Correct 32 Washing 37 Raninto 35 Scold 38 Nee 36 Tumult 39 Enclosure 37 Movesinacircle 40 Polynasian herb 2 Fiabe it 42 ** __pronobis" i Yo 2 p a 43 Russ. fighter plane po Hawai 00 44 Charged parlicle 4 Ary ng 45 National Rille nger Assn. inil. 48 Ireland 46 Obtain YOUR WEEK AHEAD OPE Your Week Ahead Horoscope 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 Forecast Period: 4/22-4/28/90 Financial affairs are emphasized in this Taurean new moon cycle, indicating a greater need for assurance of material security. Impulsive actions tend to annoy those around you. Concern for the well being of family members surfaces in confrontation. The emotional self takes control and you are stressed by the suffering and hardship of others. Business affairs and financial expenditures retated to organizational activities characterize this new moon cycle. Friends are supportive. Public recognition for achievement is likely, per- haps along the lines of outstanding service in job related activities. Incorporation of the values of a culture completely foreign to your own background gives you a wide perspective. Avoid any new ventures where joint finances are involved. Flashes of intuition can be deceptive and throw you off course. Interaction with the public calls for mental dex- terity. Stay informed about progressive trends where tools of the trade are concerned. A warm atmosphere on the work front eases ten- sions and discourages a tendency to emotional flare-ups. Lighten up. There should be no problem in finding a partner to play the game. Don't be too aggressive and Housecleaning impulses get the better of you. You manage to touch into every nook and cranny in CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 break atie. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 your zeal. PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 Editor's Quote Book Communication with family, friends, and neigh- bors is characteristic of present planetary aspects. Let the sun spreadits warmth. RE He that walketh wath wise Al © 1990 Universal Press Syndicate WILLEN FEATURE 22 ry sry "How big are your safety deposit boxes?" $2 0 8 9 5 9 0 08 9 08 490% 800680800800 Curiosity is one of the per manent and certain charac teristics of a vigorous md Samuel Johnson men shall be wise Proverbs 13:20 == --~---------- Pm i

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