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see the sports s¢ )
finished with her.” It’s the same.during lunch... -
‘No.one around here ever buys a newspaper, but they all
sn joy, ne. One guy had the nerve to ask. me if he.
could take my, paper home with him!) 8 0)
handle these schnorrers ‘without. making .

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. DEAR SICK:. Give the achnorrers the part ‘you _

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HAGAR the HORRIBLE”. by Dik Browne

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| NOBODY
LIKES A
BEGGAR. |

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Family Affairs ‘Should: |
Be Shared with Men _

By Abigail Van Buren.

© 1980 by Universal Presa Syndicate

DEAR ABBY: IRRITATED is mad because her daughter: .
in-law never called to invite her to dinner, It wasalwaysher -
son who did the calling. Tell me, would she-be equally
ughter did all the inviting.inatead of

wife's nieces and nephews — much leas his oun? oo.
Ty affairs? Sign

me anything you wih. I live in Costa Mesa, Calif.

: a! . - -  - ALSO IRRITATED

DEAR IRRITATED: Traditionally the wife has
written all the lettera, purchased the gifts and acted
lations agent for her husband’s

family as well ag her own. It started way back when.
women didn’t work outside their homes. Times have
changed, and now nearly as many married women ag
to work, but men still consider it a wife's
_ ‘duty’ to be the social secretary. And ‘aa.long as
women permit it, instead of insisting iat those
ibili > ted, t aithe way ri G .
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Isn't it time men got more involved in iA

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*| - DEAR ABBY: My pet peeve is the “schnorrer” — someone
| who tries to get something for nothing. 1 buy a. newspaper
“| every morning on my way. te work to read during my cotfee .
break, and the minute I clock in, someone says, “Hey, can! .
ction?” Or “Give me Dea Abby when you're =

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Frances brake’
© RORSATURDAY, JULY 18, 1980
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* DEAR ABBY: It’s been three months since our brother 3
- died. Joe was terminally ill for a long time, and although he ~
was fully aware of his condition, he never discussed it with
any8ne, Joe was a well-kiown and loved busineasman who
had been active and healthy before this hithim, . ..

During his illness and after his death, dozens of people -
expressed their sorrow and feelings of inadequacy that
prevented their visiting him and giving him the support and
company he would have enjoyed so much, os |

I fee] fortunate that [ was the one who spent the moat time
with him during his last months.-I enjoyed conversations
that he hadn’t had time for before his illness. His knowledge
and fantastic memory gave me so much pleasure! We
laughed, we cried together, we talked. Much time was spent
in comfortable silence. _ .

I'm gure Joe would’ have enjoyed visits from-his con- .
‘emporaries. He was. always so cheerful, They would have
“zone away feeling. good. ne ;

What a pity that the fear of not knowing what to say
robbed numerous friends of an enjoyable experience. If they
had only shown up, Joe would have guided the conversation
and made them feel comfortable and glad they.came. I hape
‘you print this, Abby. Just sign me -.. “

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shows up and talks. civilly to his wife's family when they
come to visit. No one ever expects a married man to pick out
a Mother's Day present’ for hia mother — that's hie wife'a |“
job, and she's lucky if‘she can get her husband to sign the
card. me : - rs
Who ever heard of a man going to visit his wife's Uncle Ed
in the hospital? Or picking out graduition gifts for his

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ARIES

(Mar, 21 to Apr.. eR
Short jaunts with loved ones

bring joy. By day's end you

may: get to know someone

better. Feelings should run.

deep.

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You may revive an

abandoned work project. y
Loved ones want to help.”

Enjoy something that gets the
whole family involved.
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(May 21 to June 20) ;

‘You may be surprised at the ©

intensity of your feelings, This
is a romantic day, yet you'll
get to know previously hidden

epi of set.

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The accent is on family life.

Awondertul day for a reunion.

_ You'll want to keep this day
special and may not include

outers.
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~ invitations, - Weekend jaunts:

should prove pleasurable.

Romantic prospects look
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(Nov, 22'to Dec. 21)...
You'll have a change, of

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YOU BORN. TODAY: are
reformminded and, drawn to
humanitarian; pursuits: and
pollitics., You have -finaitial
acumen and: will succeednin
business,.though you're more
inclined to the’: profeasteas.

You.haye exécutive ability

and would. do. well: in: public

‘y life, Law, rellgion, writing and

medicine are some. yofizthe
fields in which you'd :find

happiness. Though..yonire

versatile, it is important: that
you Find — and then do-—:your

. own . thing. -Youo: ‘Have
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Birthdate of: Charles. Mayo,

_ surgeon; George McGovem,
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