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Be | FIRST SIRE) “by Stan Lee and John Romita CORP ALL RIGHTS RESERVED REGISTER ANO TPiGuinE ay COPYRIGHT & 1980 MARVEL COMICS GROUP, Ory CADE YOULL HAVE 10 FORGIVE: ME FOR BEING SO TONGUE TED BR, PRESIDENT. I Fg = CT Writing Off A Rip-Off. anit | il ES gaa: soestowea pore | ' Bulova watches! : Enclosed is a bill for $69.95, plus tax $3.50. Please remit = AND LEAVE IT AT THAT? ng _ “V've bean looking for that!” Ve bby By Abigail Van Buren : DEAR ABBY: Tam a faithful reader of your column in the: Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. Recently’ you printed a - beautiful poem titled, “Take Time,” reminding people to take time to make friends; to read, to play, to share, etc... All lovely thoughts. a monet me Well, Lown a jewelry.store in Bridgeton, N.J., and I was Bo taken with this poem that | had my sign painter put itona 14-by-22-inch showcard to display on an easel on my pay | counter. The title was in big, bold letters. _— One of my. customers, attracted by the sign, read the title, took the words literally, and walked out with one of my $73.45 to Morton’s Jewelry..Very truly yours, on MORTON H, LIEBERMAN DEAR MR. LIEBERMAN: i pay iy honest debts, N but this ian’t one of them. Fortunately you can write off this rip-off by charging it to proinotion and. advertising. : ae DEAR ABBY: Last year my husband and I bought a summer place (a condo) because we've always wanted to get away from the city and relax for a few months.in the ;] summer. Now the problem: My husband’s brother and his wife, who live next door to us in the city, visited us at our condo and liked it.s0 much they made an offer on the condo right next door to ours! 0 ss a _Tlove my relatives ang have hever had any trouble getting along with any of them, but next door all the time? “> there no way to avoid this closeness 12 montha of the year?. Or do you think I'm being selfish and small? <° sO Co Pos NEEDS SPACE ’ DEAR NEEDS; You're being, neither selfish nor amall — just frank in admitting that you need more space. However, it will take some master. diplomacy , to discourage your relatives from moving in next. door without offending them... -. , “ee ’ . Missouri and will graduate with a B.S. this August 1980. proper for older atudents to send graduation invitations to THAT IS "MEAN MAX'S” TERRIBLE FORTRESS we THE DREADED TLE MARY LOU / GIVE ME A GREAT BiG OOOH, WHAT, A DARLING LITTLE BOY! SSD sing Fostcres Synceaie, inc World aghts reseeved. KiS5y- POO! HE HAS. 7 EVERY THING . IN HIS WIFE'S NAMES ~ friends and relatives?: = by. Dik Browne Teaewes MADE TT IN MO. DEAR MADE ITy Proper? I'd: say it's imperative. Congratulations! a aa - DEAR ABBY; As a clinical social worker for the Pediatric Neurology Department at UCLA Medical Center, I will no doubt again be consoling parents who have fost children in ewimming pool accidenta. = et These senseless drownings can be prevented if adults act responsibly. This means fencing poole, and never leaving children unattended near the pool or anywhere in the house where they can wander. out-of-doors and into the pool. pools. wo 7 . CPR courses:are given free at local Red Cross chapters, DEAR MELISSA: These tragic drownings that claim the lives of a0 many. children take only a minute. The grief and guilt suffered by those in whose care the youngsters were left lasts a lifetime. Thanks 4 for a timely reminder. ; s HEATHCLIFF eran St FINGHED sg. tS. . ‘? oo + corneas bc 1900 ayermet ed te CT ET NS. aa AY don’t wait bd Sause i Feaige MAW Era TemnTyag ut ig My friends tell me that I'should not send out graduation : invitations because I am an alder student. 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Single letters, short words, and words using an apostrophe can- give you clues to locating vowels, Solution is accomplished by trial anderror:° =; oo DEAR anes t ate’a' dent iPthe University of ~ Your Individual Horoscope yes Frances Drake: What. kind of day will tomorrow bé?.To find out what the. stars say, read the forecast given for your birth Sign. - ~ You're suggestible now and Children should be taught to swim and how to climb out of : shouldn't believe all that you hear. Let practicalities win ‘over sentiment, Evening - favors romance, . TAURUS ; (Apr. 20 to May 20) omar Be careful in financial ' dealings. Someone plays on your sympathies. Take time for family life and decisions re joint assets. GEMINI TI (May 21 to June 20) ~~“ Keep your feet on the ground about romance. Don't make assumptions. Rely on common sense talks to find aut where others stand. ' CANCER {June 21 to July 22) et Don’t. let someone at work pull the wool over your eyes. openings and a chance for financial gain. — * Some confusion about plans for the evening. Later, your social schedule should please you. Avoid cuttlng remarks. VIRGO : (Aug. 23 to Sept, 22) mph, It’s best to keep: family members out of business deals fiow. Show how much yotl care- . in-other ways. Use intuition, LIBRA A (Sept. 23 to Oct, 22) == Someone is evasive in matters of the heart) The p.m: S4HE CHIEF SAYS HIS COLLECTION A FIRE HAZARD .” . is better for comminication. Visits with feiénds should. be ' gatisfying, ; ARIES ~ (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) TS ‘There may be new work. Uaaly 23 to Aug. 22) Ret - and first imprs | FOR TUESDAY, SULY 22, 1980° i SCORPIO - np {Oct;-23 to Nov. 21) WARE . Don't.be too trusting with possessions. Nota thine to Joan out your books if you expect fo see them in the near future. Evening brings opportunity. SAGITTARIUS |g (Nov. 22 to Dec: 21) # ‘act You're not in the mood to be pinried:-down, but don’t complicate . -your ‘life unnecessarily, Later, you stand up for your beliefs. “CAPRICORN __.. (Dec. 2 to Jan, 10) WS You can count. on old friends, but there may be strange undercurrents, A time for laid-back planning, Seek . privacy. ae aa AQUARIUS - (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) an Gh 7 It’s cat-and-mouse regarding heart affairs. No one seems ready to make a commitment. The p.m. brings pleasant. times with your social circle. . PISCES. ; (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) KX Slight misunderstandings can oceur with loved ones. Don't blow things out of proportion. Work prospers,. _ YOU BORN TODAY are nervous, sensitive, and easily hurt, You need to develop a tougher skin to utllize your full potential. You're an idealist with many advanced ideas which are possible to attain. Your greatest. success lies In the world of art, theater, literature and sculpturé. Learn to trust your intuition ons, Explore your. créative: ‘potential: ard then-develop it! You'#ill feel X°% .. stifled inthe business world unless it provides you with ai” butlet . for et ” visiog: ” Birthdate of: Alexander Calder, sculptor: Orson Beag: ‘actor; ‘and Rose Kenneg§y” preatdents’e mother iy wee ee ee a