Show Ogden MARVIN — By Tom Armstrong Standard-Examin- 7D Thursday May 24 1984 er HaDipaDscaDpe Forecast for Friday May 25 1984: ARIES (March 21 -- April 19): Breakthrough achieved — you reap rewards based on past efforts Emphasis on money and love creativity added recognition ability to be at right place at correct time Accent on charisma personality and physical attraction TAURUS (April 20): You gain added recognition you’ll have access to special data scenario will feature glamour mystery intrigue and romance Look beyond the immediate perceive potential realize people will be drawn to you and audience will grow wider GEMINI (May 20): Love conquers all! You’ll get to heart of matters romance will flourish many of your fondest hopes wishes will be realized Financial status also is elevated SCORPIO (Oct 21): Domestic adoccurs health improves individual justment you “adore” will return compliment Accent on cooperation moderation possible purchase of 23-N- K Ryan HI DOLL! 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I e LL NEVER CUTA ImrpiH&cfu&wmi YOU HU-Pe&A- KP HAMHOCKBKl 22-Ja- 21-Ju- ne Stress independence courage of convictions Leo Aquarius natives play key roles CANCER (June 21 July 22): Trust first impressions be sensitive to needs of family members other loved ones Gourmet dining is fine items which brighten surroundings You’ll overcome shyness in dramatic fashion SAGITTARIUS (Nov 21): Affairs of heart dominate Emotions rule logic Children are part of scenario — change travel variety charisma will also be highlighted Stick to your own style refuse to be cajoled or intimidated Pisces plays significant role n CAPRICORN (Dec 19): Law is on your side you have right to protect your own interests Do something about improving security removing safety hazards from homebase You’ll be stronger emotionally financially Cancer and another Capricorn figure in exciting scenario 22-D- ec 20-M- ay TUMBLEWEEDS— By Tom ’ AQUARIUS (Jan -- il iL the AMAZING SPIDER MAN— By been a but remember you do have minor digestive problem Moderation will pay dividends! Capricorn Aquarius individuals play significant roles LEO (July 22): Demands are made as time upon your popularity increases You’ll be asked to speak to make personal appearances and this could involve travel Restrictions are Stan Lee 23-A- removed ug you’ll have greater freedom of thought action mobility Gemini plays key role VIRGO (Aug 22): Don’t be satisfied with superficial answers Focus on legal rights permissions and ways of obtaining reward for efforts Be specific read fine print state needs in mature manner You are due to emerge victorious — emotionally and financially LIBRA (Sept 22): Ask plenty of questions concerning legal rights permissions Emphasis on public relations possible partnerships clash of ideas marital status Member of opposite sex communicates needs deserves serious consideration and affection 23-Se- pt 23-O- ct DRABBLE— By Kevin Fagan ov 18): What had 20-Fe- b problem will be resolved Relative could play key role You’ll finish project you’ll consider journey you’ll perceive potential Short trip could be necessary to complete long-standi- ng mission Aries plays key role PISCES (Feb 20): New policy provides financial gain Accent on money and how it gets that way Focus on payments collections 19-Mar- ch location of lost article Member of opposite sex is sincere helps you obtain needed material aids in getting to heart of matters IF MAY 25 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are spiritual perceptive psychic flexible versatile and have tendency to brood over minor matters Cancer Pisces Virgo natives play important roles in your life Patience becomes great asset as well as virtue during current cycle Don’t overplay hand see others in realistic light realize some individuals want something for nothing and you could be prime target You’ll have access to confidential data you could be involved in mysterious backstage maneuvers tober will be memorable for you in 1984 Oc- Feopfle Veteran actor does as 77 LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Actor John Marley gravel-voice- d film veteran of more than 40 years died Tuesday at Cedars-SinMedical Center following open-hea- rt surgery He was 77 GARFIELD— By Jim Davis ai The white-haire- d actor who received an Oscar nomination for “Love Story” in which he played Ali MacGraw’s father had also won a Best Actor award at the Venice Film Festival for ® THAT DAILY PUZZLER Edited by CLAY letters of R the 1968 movie “Faces” a study of a middle-age- d man lonely in marriage Although he had been acting since his youth :he was in his early 60s before his work began WORD to receive GAME ognition POLLAN rec- His other lou” “The f films included “I Want to : Live” “Cat Bal- - the Rearrange four scrambled words to form four simple words BEETLE BAILEY— By Mort Walker Marley “WC Fields and Me” “Hooper” and “Tribute” He also ap- Godfather” pears in the yet to be released “Glitterdome” "Nobody likes me” sobbed the brat "Don’t say that” growled his dad “You haven’t ” been met by 12-year-- Complete the chuckie quoted by filling in the missing words you develop from step No 3 below BC — By Johnny Hart ANSWERS SCRAM-LET- S AaOaAU3A3 Aq lain ueeq jueAeq noA "PP sjq peMOj6 ‘JBqi ©Ml peqqos 'eui saw ApoqoN Aes i uoa T2Jq — pJOMAg — ueqdAn — JOie — opens AOOQAU3A3 pio-jeoA-- HAGAR the Horrible— By Dik Browne SPECIAL’ Q3P33? TONIGHT: PO YOU MAV& TIME To vJofZK on! aY Boat TOPAY ? zl r-- — Marley was a native of Harlem and enrolled at an acting school after dropping out of high school He spent many lean years learning his craft and got-hifirst job on Broadway as a youth After appearing in several stage roles he made his first film “Native Land” in 1941 s He and the film both received good notices but as he began to receive other film offers World War II broke out and he went into the Army Signal Corps ‘Where’s the beef?’ star wins award NEW YORK (AP) — Where’s the award? It’s with Clara Peller winner of the 1984 Clio Award for best female performance in a TV commercial 82-year-- y The commercial for Wendy’s hamburger chain in which Mrs Peller growls “Where’s the beef?” was honored as the year’s funniest during ceremonies Wednesday night at Radio City Music Hall BLONDIE — By Dean Young Eight-fiv- e television commercials from around the world were cited at the 25th annual Clio ceremony Awards are also presented for radio and print ad- and Jim Raymond t vertising The Wendy’s ad has been shelved after company officials decided it had been seen enough Other major Clio winners were Chuck McCann best actor in a commercial for his work as the hunchback in a Dr Pepper soft drink ad and former Pittsburgh Steelers star “Mean Joe” comGreene whose Coca-Col- a mercial was named to the Clio FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE— By Lynn Johnston CMEHRLF HOUR TOGO COE RF£ StRSHlNG-OU- -- R PRCeSEVERVBOCV! 50 OFF- DonT Miss These BflRSRlMS "That's rr Hall of Fame WE DID IT WE SOLD I Special Survey: Results r yD Ship f 1 6PIV1 Analysis 10PM the News Specialists Eyewitness News 1 - For the fourth straight year the Ally & Gargano agency of New York which produced commercials for Federal Express and MCI Telecommunications won the most Clios The agency won six including best national campaign for a series of driving commercials anti-drunk- en : j 'T t |