PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 28, 1990 -- 39 WHEN MY HUSBAND SEES THE BILL FOR THIS, HE'S 60ING TO KILL ME! HA, HA! HEY, WHERE'S \ °. 20 BINKY BETSY? WHEN MY BOYFRIEND SEES THE BILL FOR THIS, HE'S GOING TO KILL ME! HA. HA! Calvin and Hobbes I KNOW I LEFT HER RIGHT HERE WHEN I WENT INSIDE. DID SOMEBODY 7AKE WER? WHAT DID YOU BRING ToDAY? A LITTLE OF TWIS AND A 0S OF THAT. / WHEN I SEE THE BILL FOR THIS, I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF ! ...00KY 00 I ALWAYS HAVE TO 00 EVERY- HA, HA !! THING ALONE 77 by Bill Watterson EVERNTHING ELSE 1S STILL HERE. WHERE DOLL Go?' OE [vou] wRyNT} lo] Sel Wiou | WEILL] BAT DID MY I ALHNIS LWKE | ow uct A HUNDRED RS? MILLER FEATURES © 1900 Unevarsal Press Synocen SORT OF A SMORGASBORD ry -- £7077 onm-- ge =] GUESS THE = {WHOLE NEIGHBOR BY JOHNNY HART A SEAHORSE RACE? HERMAN® MILLER FEATURES USED AUTOS] 8/28 © 1990 Universal Press Syndicate "We need a second car until we can afford a first one." THIS WEEK'S PORT PERRY STAR | CROSSWORD PUZZLE [ 2 3 4 [] [] 7 (] ] 10 In 12 13 1" 15 18 17 18 19 20 Jat 2 I 24 25 27 28 29 i 38 37 38 42 [1 49 $0 [51 S54 L14 ACROSS > Be situated 6 _ _Geller i 4 Space 7 Tarryin : Dogutin time 55 _ _Scott 8 Flag 9 8 Bane 56 _. _Caesar 9 Commotion A her ti 57 Thomas _ _. 10 Ignited 12 Atanother time Am poet HL in TY 13 Threefold 33 imme! 14 Mine entrance onten DOWN 21 Born 15 Type of brief recording 1 Rotter 22 Supports 16 Eliminate 2 Unit 2) _ _ Alten 17 Discover 3 Mother 25 Old fashioned 18 Grape-like 4 Sufficient 26 Laths 20 Hostelry 5 Beach 27 Juice 22 Originate 3 od 24 Of necessity 27 Washed 34 Saxongod 28 ___Ford olvi3/YE a] 1 [sla] 3]¥]a]) 35 Arts 30 I. Ger. visivlvigsli lS svi] 38 Drunk 31 Sailor Li sivia@n [Tl ive 3 Suiaeg " 32 Marina lish, pl. dao uls pi Ma " elie 36 Coated withice s|o|~[a[ TI v]3ln]s 2 oundatio 39 Slink 44 Household god Al2{312171s BSI 1IV[¥Is] . 45 PeerGynt's 40 Walches over viz : 4 Lanka 21! mother 43 Caif'scry a] vi¥1OMM a] 2 n[1]v[8] 47 Three. to Caesar 46 Linden a) 3] 2|N7 19] 2 49 Exist 48 Orient NANT YA 50 Dead _ __ 52 Lull ~ 2i2]o nila] i |v o|sw] 3]0 51 Youngster ilr|oly dan oon visi e|r|sl 7|wlo|> YOUR WEEK AHEAD HOROSCOPE = 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 YIRGO 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 Forecast Period: 8/26-9/1/90 Career responsibilities increase, but with the in- crease comes the recognition and reward that you have been seeking. Look for ways to fulfill your desire to accomplish aspecial goal. Possibly another course of study is theanswer. An element of surprise in handling the affairs of onecloseto youisareal 'picker upper." Financial blessings are assured thanks to the beneficial placement of Jupiter. Share the good things with others. Skill and efficiency in handling assigned duties is the outward expression of your positive self image. Your jobissecure. - Entertainment and fun should brighten things up this week. A surprise element adds a touch of class. Concern for the happiness and well being of others finds you taking an active role in promoting humanitarian causes. Just when you think you have your ducks lined up, along comes Uranus and sends them off in all directions. You'll have to work for what you get, but there are many intangible benefits gained from the ex- perience. Visitors from afar add a lighter touch to mundane affairs. Secret developments have a comic overtone. There seems to be an element of affluence around the Aquarian--maybe one great stroke of luck. Taking on more social commitments than you can comfortably handle can snarl up the works. Share theload. "Editor's Quote Book Life is not so short, but that The labourer is worthy of there is always time enough his reward. for courtesy. I Timothy v.18 Ralph Waldo Emerson he wi SA com A Me 5,0 Eh So