a LL dll dl "a \ 'e PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 21, 1990 -- 43 BOSS 15 HAVING A PARTY AND I'0 LIKE You IT'S SATURDAY AFTERNOON.) OKAY... I HAVE A PRETTY GOOD AFTER- NOON PARTY OUTFIT, WE MIGHT 60 our ON HIS BOAT, BOATWEAR...I MIGHT BE ABLE TO PULL TOGETHER BOATWEAR... YES. ROUND UP ALL THE WOMEN AND HELP ME 60 STRANGLE ALL IF WE DON'T 60 BOATING, ) WE'LL JUST HAVE COCKTAILS AT HIS HOUSE AND 60 OUT FOR AN EARLY DINNER. Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson HEREWITH, A FELD REPORT FROM HEAD SCOUT CALVIN! HURT NEWS, SCOUT? 2) ag A THE ENEMY HAS | THE BEEN SIGHTED | ENEMY? ON THE SIDEWALK THO DOORS DOWN, MR. PRESIDENT. © 1990 Universal Press Syndicate GEECH" - = Bb HAVE A COLLECT CALL EROM A MR, DWAYNE WARBINGER SUSIE DERKINS, [11S TO BUG [ SOUNDS RISKY, MEN AN ACKNOWLEDGED (ORIECTIWET | HER! \ AMY VOLUNTEERS? GIRL!' I Phu £ MEND WE ESTAB- [~~ ll To LISH A STRIKE 3% 4 , Agr < "' < : IN JE FY MILLER FEATURE! «IS HE MARRIED? SHOW ME A GUY WHO Puts EVERY WOMAN HE MEETS ON A PEDESTAL .. 1950 CREATORS SYNDICATE NC ~n (0 WELL, 1 HOPE YOU Dogs HE SOUND LIKE WEREN'T EXPECTING S BETWEEN THE AGES OF LEGAL AND RETIREMENT [8 I E10 ReACH oUT ND AND LIKE HE'S HAD ALL T0004 UST ARVONE. BY JOHNNY HART AND ILL SHOW You THE WHACKO THAT INVENTED THE TOTEM POLE 2 cl ; NON STARTING THE WINEMAKING ALITTLE EARLY ARENT WE? 2) § NOPE. THIS IS ABATCH LLL WL ALI LL gjz\ MILLER FEATURES "Give the ticket to my husband. He taught me to drive." ACROSS 1 Bikini tops $ Fades 9 Shore 10 Images 12 Lanaor Tina 13 Cals 15 "The and!" 13 Truck i 18 Remove ovaries 19 Snow vehicle 21 Walkin water 23 Seaeagle 24 Mr (Sp) 26 Opoosite 28 Paddle 30 Comedian Caesar 31 Romancarriage 35 Bathes 39 ActorChanay 40 Weavingmachine 42 Quarry 43 Singer Paul! 45 Long-necked bird 47 Cookingvessel 48 Small stone 50 Lead Your Week Ahead Horoscope Forecast Period: 8/19-8/25/90 THIS WEEK'S PORT PERRY STAR | CROSSWORD HOROSCOPE 52 Farmmachine man 4 "The Taming 53 Ready ofthe _ °° 54 Blamish 5 Separates 55 Disorder 6 Here(Fr) 7 Lichen 8 Longrangegunman 9 "Taps instrument OOWN 11 Celebrities 1 Charlie McCarthy's . 12 Hardy heroine voice . 14 Auldlange _ _ 2 Galloped 17 Damage 3 Highcards 20 Portal 22 Sinful 25 Fence 27 Dutchcheese 29" _ _Cogburn™ 31 Applaud 32 Sharpened 33 Fool-leg joints 34 Haul 36 Snakes 37 Periorm 38 Dispatched 41 Brothel hostess 44 Mr. Templeton 48 Cairo'sriver 49 Time period 51 Resident(abbr) | pr em | ARIES Monday's new moon gets your love life off in the Mar. 21-Apr. 19 right direction. Competition falls by the wayside. TAURUS . Property interests are highlighted. You can afford Apr.20-May20 totradeupanotch. Make sure it's what you want. GEMINI Vacation travel can be an adventuresome experi- May 21-June20 ence. Rest easy in knowing you have confirmed reservations along the way. . CANCER The financial picture brightens as you take inven- June21-July22 tory of what is readily available. Family members sharesome worthwhiletips. LEO Get your homework done before you fly off to the July23-Aug.22 playground. Saturn reminds us of our responsi- . bilities and can be very persistent. VIRGO A surprise encounter at an out-of-the-way place Aug.23-Sept.22 develops into an exciting relationship. Lady luck issmiling onyou. LIBRA Friends keep you busy in group activities. Your Sept. 23-Oct.22 efforts on behalf of the group are much appreci- ated. SCORPIO Your reputation for shrewd business tactics has Oct. 23-Nov.21 spread, solidifying your position in the commun- ' ity. Sidestep any detractors. SAGITTARIUS The quest for knowledge, together with a strong Nov.22-Dec.21 desire to shake off restrictive ties, provides a real change of scenery. CAPRICORN Matters concerning joint funds take your time and Dec.22-Jan.19 attention. Input from an off beat type warrants further study. AQUARIUS Understand where a friend is coming from, but Jan.20-Feb.18 reserve the right to your own privacy and inde- pendence. PISCES Put a high priority on physical well being. The Feb.19-Mar.20 good thingsin life may betoo plentiful. . Co ---- b Editor's Quote Book CY Fate chooses our relatives, we choose our friends. Jacques Delille He that loveth pleasure shall be a poor man. Proverbs 21:17