PAGE &,, THE HERALD, Monday, August 15, 1977 at COMICS The Wizard of Id LOOK AT ott N PRIEND N IN THE the daily herald ON THE LIGHTER SIDE ‘SasecpeepenanecseneeateTe ae Samer ean a a See ~ Crossword by Brant parker and Johnny hart. Catfish DIRT by Chteaga 7 Pritt eto ADV HY. News Syd. ine. B.C. YET HE HOLpss THE FOWER OF LIFe, ANO DEATH. oP > HICHHIKER'S, JT by Rog Bollen SORRY BOT TUE ALWAYS MADE IT A PRACTICE NEVE TO PICK by johnny hart WHATS UNDER THE SHEET? ORE He ammAES ie cn S45 Hagar the Horrible MY GREKTEST INVENTION .... THE MO-PeD! YA VEHICLE THAT LETS YOU PUMP INTO WHAT Th He CAL GAS STATION. HECK ISA MO-PED P by Dik Browne No, BUT You CAN TALK To HIM by Eugene Sheffer ACROSS . 40 Peer DOWN —-_‘11 Perishes 1 Over: 42 Plant of 1 Honor 19 Egg: comb. whelmed mint family form 5 Timid 45 Bereave of 2 Walk 21.A month § Cast off parents (abbr.) 22 Roman 49 Butter water - 24 Pose for consul substitute 3 School 25 Hockey 18 American 50 Nocturnal jacket star poet bird 4 Halk 26 Encourages NM Connected 52 Early center mask 28 Shelter with flight: of Celtic 5 Stoical 29 Immature ‘comb. form church persons frogs 15 Esau 53 Waterfall § ¢ By what 3 Do wrong 16 Cobbler's (Scot.) means ' 31 Starting tool 34 Born 7 Bark place Vi Destroy 55 — souci 8 French 36 Liquid 18 Older 56 Comfort dramatist used in 20 Army 7 Affirmative 9 With zest perfumes chaplains 58 Move 10 Scotilsh 37 Hawaiian 22 Negative quickly Gaelic ™ food 3 he m Avg. solution time: 22 min. worker 4 ONY. 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Carefully screen © new s and don't let even the best of friends impose on your good nature, — GEMINI (May 22 to June 21) Certain events of this day can act as guideposts in the future. Keep attuned to new trends and don’t miss a trick. Ls) CANCER ‘(June 22 to July 23) An excellent period for cut- ting monetary losses, streamlining your affairs generally, But do nothing in- puleively. Careful deliberation - Gly 24 to Aug, ug. 23) NER A financial idea - to you in the forencon will be worth consideration. On the personal side, social activities could produce a strain, Don't overtax youre’ (ing 2 24 to Sept, 23) my, A good day for starting or developing new business associations. Actually, all partnerships careerwise or _ marital are in high favor. LIBRA : (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) 28 A good period for. branching out in new fields if your regular pare allow you the time. rial side: Pormaniee _ travel Lacy none mate SCORPIO (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Your intuition at a peak now. . Early morning hunches will be Auto Service Tips. . It’s wise fe check and chenge your cir filter om # regvict basis. ‘The filter keeps dust end dirt out. of the corboreter. Rut, if the filter is waed toe - Frances Drake eared good. Follow them , Also, take advantage of | sume “inside information." SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) “ay Tf you're B. venture, it would be hest to “go it alone’? for the present. Associates may be unreliable or impractical. CAPRICORN | (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) wit You can fashion this day much to your liking IF you take inte consideration the necessity of pre-planning and the in volvement: of others. Avold extremes. . ‘AQUARIUS =~ (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)" seg A good day in which to display your ingenuity and all-around competence. Properly exer- clsed, even your most minor talents and efforts will be ap. preciated. PISCES us (Feb, 20 to Mar, 20)-- HEF , Persistence may be the key to advancing your personal plans. Exert yourself, and friends will rally ‘round and and give their . support. YOU BORN TODAY are an extremely versatile individual, ambitious and dynamic of personality. You also have - tremendous driving powers and should miake an outstanding success in any field of your choosing. However, you MUST learn to conserve energies and not overtax yourself. Once self- disciplined and educated along -the proper lines, you could excel as a business executive, writer, actor, musician, banker, statesman or military leader. Do avoid impulsiveness, however, and try to curb-your tenlehey toward extremism. Birthdate of: Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor : of France; Sir Walter-Scott, Eng. novelist; Princess Anne, « of England. , ; eproacmentess | et | WEIGHT-LOSS DIET HimP |i rd ” } . 8-15 i | g o by Addison P YO USUALLY, WHEN YOU PUT ‘Saas, pagans" PU See eT US RESCUED?: GHOWS UP IMMEDIATELY, | ASKING FOR AN EXCLUSIVE LISTING f = {3 BA5 y e by Garry Trudeau Yesterday's Cryptoquip — QUERULOUS QUINTET. COULDN'T QUITE SETTLE DIFFERENCES. . © 1977 King Features Syndicate, Inc. Today’s Cryptoquip clue: M equals5 The Cryntoquip is a simple substitution cipher in which each letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it wilt equal O throughout the puzzle, Single letters, shart words, | _ and words using an apostrophe can give you clues te locating vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial aml error. Dear Abby... DEAR ABBY: Thave a handwritten letter from a highly respected prominent married man who was my lover for 17 years, In that letter he said he never loved anyone in his life the way he loved me! He died recently, and now I want the world to know the truth. . Can I buy ved in my local newspaper and havo that letter reproduced? Nothing would make ma ° BACKSTREET SWEETHEART DEAR SWEETHEART: Each editor uses his own discretion as to what shall be published in his newspaper. But Ehope you realize that what may make YOU "happy" may cause embarrassment and heartache for the family of your deceased lover. Think about it. Then please forget It. DEAR READERS: The editor of Teen Magazine sent me an “ad” that ran in a high school newspaper. With so many teenagers seeking summer employment, it thight he helpful: Looking for a Job? Use this checklist on job interviews: 1, Ask for at least $374 a month, plus free room and board. 2. Insist on 30-days' vacation for the first year. 3. Demand $300 for new clothes, plus upkeep allowance. 4, Bo sure full, free recreational facilities are avallable— golf, tennis, theatres, pool, horseback riding, etc, &. Scream if you don't have a free medical and dental, plan swith unlimited sick leave. Tell your boss-to-be you ™ expect a $150 per’ month raise if you “get married. Jong It kecemes clagged, reselting id peer gus aileoge, revgh idling. Chonge cir filter at beast avery 10,000 miles, : By Abigail Van Buren ©1077 ty The Chicago Tritune-N. AA News Synd. tna. 6. Don't be hassled because you are , without experience. Pound the table and let it be known thet you expect to “learn a skill at his expense with full p 7, Insiet‘on the option of quitting after tt three years to go ‘to college and that you expect him to contribute tothe to an educational fund of more than $8000! ‘The punch line: “If an employer | agrees to all of theee ‘terms, you're in the U.S, Army!l” DEAR ABBY: My problem is‘really more sof a question. Which way should a corsage be worn? My mother says you wear flowers just like- they - grow—with the stems at the bottom, and the flowers on top. If she’s right, almost avery girl I've seen wearing a -corsage has had it on upside down. Is my mother right? DEAR D.B.: She's right. CONFIDENTIAL TOD. W. R.: The only way Thnow of to double your money is to fold it over once and putitback in. your pocket, Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box, No, 69 .A,, Calif. 50069, Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please, ‘ APBBIE, RUMORS ABour <. I AOMGPIN ARE FLYING jg Br OVER TOWN! SOMETHING'S iN THE WIND! IN ERAS IaHT NOW, rr! ae sors fi AND, SPEAKING | I'VE ONLY FH OF SPIDEY... MMAITES "ary TO GIVE THE aN KINGPIN His AMS IMMER! NEPHEW THE BREAP To SEMI fa HER THERE! oAY! Tit. . HES No SAINT: | BUT THEY'LL NE ae HAVE TO RUN a8 BENEFIT FOR Hina : q H A