Show ' C4 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday July 25 2002 m Job return may be trouble fMDaxJU?ITKW CMS with you — TOWS? r-- — Inc P!JAM?I WttMA ncKupecM mown an 69 DOWN it) THE BEACH W0OIC t t - i FOR BETTER OR WORSE He must demand a decent salary and an attorney should draw up papers stating that Clark inherits the company as previously premised DEAR ANNIE: My There should be no reason for Dad to balk at owns a these requests Do not accept his verbal assurances' Gaik trusted him for 17 years and it got repair business and my husband "Clark” him nowhere If Dad won’t agree to these conworked for him for 17 ditions Clark should think twice about going years His father paid back because it means the situation is not Gark a lot less money going to change than he could have DEAR ANNIE: I am engaged to a great gal ' made elsewhere but and plan to be married in October I am a huge Clark was loyal When football fan but my fiancee doesn’t care for others left to take better jobs Clark worked the game The last time I took her to see our extra hours to make up the difference He was team play she pulled out her briefcase and often there for 12 hours a day six days a week worked This is bothering me a lot Should I be He was exhausted and stressed worried about our marriage? — Football Fan in promised that Gaik would My father-in-laMichigan forinherit the business but he'nevermade any DEAR MICHIGAN: No Husbands and mal arrangements Clark finally got fed up and wives do not have to share the same interests is calmer and his blood he then Since quit If she doesn’t care that you watch die games pressure is back to normal It’s been great don’t insist that she join you When die game is said at Last week my things over take her out for an intimate dinner you work haven't been going well since Clark left can both enjoy My husband feels guilty and has decided to Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy “save the family business” He thinks Dad will and Many Sugar longtime editors of treat him better this time What do you say? — Mitchell ' Wishful in Wisconsin the Ann Landers column Please your ' DEAR WISHFUL: Clark obviously enjoys questions to anniesmailboxcreatorscom or the role of "savior” However if he insistson write to: Annie’s Mailbox do Creators Syndi- going back to work for Dad he should get a cate 5777 W Century Blvd Suite 700 Los few things straight in writing before he struts Angeles CA 90045 By Annie's Mailbox Creator! Syndicate I AFIW ruM6?yuKN0tt ruTucacMtaoric well NASH IT AM youj nAaacMtf rE? father-in-la- w - GILBERT 1 THAT HUM ITS THE SOUND OF YOUR ENERGY BEING DRAINED INTO THE INTERNET w UHO TOLD HIM r THAT HIS COMPUTER FAN IS KILLING HIM? ) M father-in-la- w ail Posture may be a cultural issue typical temi slouch stooped shoulders poor development I am sure that he drives his parents nuts because of oppositional behavior If you are truly concerned about your grandson’s posture check with his pediatrician DEAR DR GOTT: My husband never takes antibiotics that are prescribed for him While I have arthritis my two sisters and one brother have no health problems but they don’t live with someone who is chronically ill So it is people like you who are cheating me out of a Pater H Gott MD Newspaper Enterprise Association By chest-musc- le DEAR DR GOTT: I have a grandd son who is and stooped photograph enclosed His pediatrician politely ignores his condition but I believe that it is unattractive and may indicate cancer DEAR READER: The photograph that you sent me shows an adoles- cent boy cooking at the stove He appears His shirt sullen slim and and pants are too big He seems to wish that he hadn’t been photographed at all In summary he appears to be a normal teenager What you and I as grandparents have to come to accept is that this adolescent generation resembles ours — but more so Kids want to shock and amaze' they want io be different (to adults) but conform Your grandson has the hunch-backe- GRIZZWELLS 96M! 1 3UST REALIZED TM tiAAS’ttfrfe&IUSEPlb BRfcS6M6 ABOUT WfeWEDoM life N&UT SOU? DEAR READER: You’re going to have to help me with this line of reasoning because it baffles me Your husband won’t take antibi- otics you have arthritis and I — a doctor you don’t even know — am somehow to blame I think this is stretching a point tosay the least I don’t know what diseases your husband has so I can’t explain what effect his has on you Why not run this by your family physician? Ratlin than blaming someone for your aitoritis you would be better off taking treatment for this painful disorder stoop-shoulder- ed zrrs murorTNEoro Horoscope 1 ffPNGTMtemXZmt irrewMawGi able to come to an agreement wito an individr ual who had been holding fast to an idea CAPRICORN Dec ttIUou1£ pay off quite handsomely today to be industri-ou- s Even rewards that are hard to achieve can be yours if you devote time and effort to it b 19) — Your leadAQUARIUS (Jan in be much evidence and will ership qualities can be utilized effectively at this time for achieving what is needed for everybody PISCES (Feb 20) —Keep plug- What no the odds or obsta- matter ging along cles are With tenaciousness things have a way of working out to your ultimate advantage ARIES (March 2 1 April 19) Associates may overlook some personal or business advantages today but it’s highly unlikely that ' you will TAURUS (April 20rMay 2Gfj— What always generates good luck is hard work and that’s exactly what will bring you the high rewards today GEMINI (May 20) — By keeping an open mind to what others have to say chances are you’re going to be able to pick up on some information that is hard to come by Since you CANCER (June 21 July 22) don’t need to be the one who authors a sue- cessful endeavor you won’t mind hopping on board an opportunity originated by another By Bernice Bede Osol Newspaper Enterprise Association 22-Jaiy-I?) For Thursday July25 2002 Your birthday In the year ahead camaraderie coupled with hard work will pay off handsomely for you You may even be able to achieve something you’ve never been able to accomplish before LEO (July 22) — What you can’t achieve through the normal channels can be accomplished through a social intervention VIRGO (Aug 22) — As the saying “Whim toe going gets tough the tough goes be your motto will This get going" LIBRA (Sept 23) — It is natural for which is good in people you to search for that instead of that which is bad You’ll use this marvelous faculty to your benefit SCORPIO (Oct : 22)— Although deal with changes that are you might have-tcontrolled by forces beyond your control you’ll use these shifts toy our advantage SAGITTARIUS (Nov: 21) — By sitout and down talking things you will be ting 20-Fe- -- 23-Se- pt - I 23-O- GARFIELD 20-Mar- ch 23-Ai- ig ct 21-Ju- ne 24-N-ov ALLEY OOP -- 23-D- ec Crossword July 25 2002 ' ACROSS 1 55 Typewriter 30 Not awake 32 Shipping box key " 56 Glove 34 Camel atop Payroll deduction Shudder leathers 35 Sd-f- i weapon 57 Invisible : 36Mzano's swimmer' 10 Stop surfing ' 'conquest 58 Increased 37 Thai neighGwdsJ bor 12 Backet 38 Pollution DOWN 13 Quickly control 14 Notasatrohg org 1 Fairway 39 Edmonton 15 Uncopl one V wel16 Oahu shout gridders 5 n FRANK AND ERNEST : ft t 9 V ? - 42 18 Realize 19 Type ''her ' of tun- - 46' Hardwoods ' 50 Worry-fre-e ' place' 53 - ' Mnk-eye- I ' ! ! d One!’ I ij I a 0B did BS OB BB i BLJ HHH mo BHQ ' apartment Rest to ‘f i: Popeyt I : JStMf m i '' 5—Sera Anwwrto WwleMS PanM i 'Munsterii' ' pet bat 3 Owned I 45- Streetwise 23 Sultry West 26 Barbarian 27 Speeds off 2 Purpose' 0B BBS BB 6 Actryaa— V Thirrinari ' I 7 Puffins' kin 8 u fFlah artist ‘V letky Mhgic? 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