Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Tuesday November 25 2003 — C3 FOR BETTER OR WORSE Animals not expendable By Kathy Mitchell & Marcy Sugar Creators Syndicate Inc A (MTO EVAtUATKiMl I WAfeftf-tMoMlMTO IMlNK I P POME EVE BYlWlM W&M6 IMEV I got to the rink I wasn't explained to the rink manager was wearing the bandana but even local rink When allowed in I'M PEBFofiMWd UkF ACTUAL (VWAPlOF Wj) aunaornaono I why I though he understood 1 wasn’t in a gang he friend of mine recently ' said it was the rink's policy not to allow bandanas He claimed it might full off my head purchased a dog for his sister (her dog had and trip someone He finally said I could come ' in if I wore a helmet which of course I didn't recently died) He did this without asking her if have I had to sit in the lobby while all my she wanted another dog classmates hud fun for over an hour: I was in t He thought he was doing tears The'manugcr finally agreed to let me ' a wonderful thing but he skate with only 20 minutes left the little dog to presented Now a year later the time has come for that ' his sister upon her return front a hospital stay same field trip I'm still wearing my bandana 7 She was quite frail and not in any position to- as "my hair is loo thin to look good I’ve pretty take care of a puppy To make matters worse' much decided not to go but thinking about it the dog was not housebroken 7- v has made me upset again I didn't make a big I work at an animal shelter and njade 7 at the time but now I'm wondering if I deal arrangements for the dog to find a wonderful 7 should did What do what they you expose new home Unfortunately this s not always think? r Vengeful in Vernon Calif the case Please advise' your readers never to v DEAR VERNON: It shouldn't be so difficult g Zpurchase a pet for someone without their for management to make an occasional exceprf " mission And when considering getting a dog or cat please check out your local animal shely tion tq their riiles It might have been a good idea for you to make a “big deal” out of it at ter first — Animal Lover in Connecticut I— DEAR ANIMAL LOVER: Bless you for car-- ’' the time but a year has passed' and' it's possiVV 'ble the policy has changed 7 ing Readers take note ' field Before the turn down 7 DEAR ANNIE: t am a 1 who you trip ask your ARLO girl — has had cancer When I was taking chemother- - ' teacher or principal to call the rink and find out ' I I with admitted a be if had lost so can If bandana all hair it's you apy special permismy still a problem your parents or the school ' sion to wear a bandana to school ( I needed administration should intervene with the man- permission because bandanas also can be gang symbols) ager on your behalf tq make sure last year's' ' Last year my school had a skating party at a fiasco isn't repealed 7 DEAR ANNIE: i pipit MyriAoeeooM fttflU'b APE n I'M SC A - I SEE GLASSES:! A'' COFFEE MUG AND ' THAT S ALL: - 7: - -- perf - ' -- AND JANIS : ' : excess dietary salt Avoid Peter H Gott MD Newspaper Enterprise Association right dangerous because people' with high blood pressure must avoid excess dietary salt ” I can't predict the consequences of excessive DEAR DR GOTT: I'm: salt intake in today's youngsters Clearly some GRIZZWELLS the concemedabout of them will develop hypertension But others very sodium content of may have no complications whatsoever ' foods Canned that they will become accustomed to1 7 processed except ' freeze-drie- d foods This lead v to prob- in itself could soups veg salty CWICKFN lems as the children become adults 1 would 7 etables and frozen dinners are particularly notorious feel more comfortable' if parents discouraged 77 in in this regard When I Vy ' their children's consumption of excess dietary :' salt Parents owe it to their childrehto teach pointed this out to a who was mother healthful diets not simply provide stuff them young ' and 7 ina vf j stocking that tastes shopping supermarket goqd and can set the stage for upon ' these products she angrily retorted: “My kids' ' 7 unhealthful dietary'practices' VSt'' j love them!” Are webeing set up for blwxl When many of my readers-wergrowing up adults?-as and “You pressure can't ) kidney problems they' were ipld :at the dinner table DEAR READER: Possibly I share your con- - :have dessert until you have eaten your vegeta- f cerri about the high salt content of processed : :'blesv Maybe we need to reconsider this prbhi- - - - ' foods For hypertensive patients such products bjtioii for the permissive parents who continue ZITS ' aremort than unhealthful — they aredown- - V By r-- i I ’ 70 - :' Horoscopo Bemica Bade 0ol7 Newspaper Enterprise Association of inspiration' hit you today through a r " ‘"i‘' 'imulatiiig' ' conversation give i flash By ’ tention For Tuesday Nov'25 ”2003 ' f ' ‘vV- TAURUS (April 20) afraid to experiment with unconventional 20-M- ay 'jVy5 birthday lt isn t likely that the §Xahead will be 777' year another Chances areyour 71 social circle will be increased SAGITTARiUS (Nov ' 21 )— Try to avoid any arrangements or plans that could curb your mobility or freeL ' " dom of actioii¥ou need to be footloose — CAPRICORN (Dec n 19)— Things ' concerning your financial interests could take a j good turn at this time Yetwhat you derive might conie throiigh a unique set of rather than from yoitrown efforts: (Jah 20:Feb 9) — A person 7 AQUARIUS y " you recently niet who you'd like to get to know better may contact you today with an invitation for a PISCES (Feb Nice people 20) always want to do nice things fornice friends And today some pleasant surprises could be in the offing for you ARIES (March 21 April 19) — Should a ft-Y- 7 7 '??4 - i ill LV-yea- r ' 23-De- c! -- - : - 22-Ja- 2l:une20) (May meeting with a friend today who introduces you to an associatp that she or he is with could 74 ' ' turn out to be quite beneficial GARFIELD CANCER (June 2 July 22) — It’s nothing fret about if everything doesn’t run like- because it will be one of thdse-'-- ' that could work fpr your benefit' ‘changes LEO (July 22 j - Someone who has " admired you from afar might step out of the: 77 shadows today and make ms or her presence : If 1 -- to i I EVEN JUST FIVE VEARS INTO THE FUTURE WHAT WQULP WE SEE? 23-A- ug - ‘'-- circum-7-stanc- es 1 : 7' er -- Crossword 7 - VIRGO jiAug 22) — It may be one 23-Se- of those days when everything will be differ- - ' ent Events that you thought would be boring won’tbe'' ' 7 - 7 LIBRA (Sept 23) — A surprise invi-taiion to a social event could come to you ' through someone who is invited and told to 23-O- c( bring a friend ALLEY OOP SCORPIO (Oct 24rNov 22)-- 7 Lady Luck may be riding your shoulder today ina matter' : where you have had some financial concerns: - ' November 25 2003 ACROSS ' 23 1 Cl tags feature Mattress 40 Prom' problem 4 Base bailer Ty 24 Tan color 27 Annapolis My gal” " of song 11 Burning 12 Off in the distance 13 MD inst 8 employers 15 Nonflying bird 16 Zilch 17 Decays 18 Hardtop 20 Pop 21 Sparkplug 29 attendee- - Weaken 42 Feminine 41 : principle: 44 Blows gently item 47 — longlegs Cindied 32 Thorny shnib 51 Submit 33 Ed Asner's — 52 A famous Grant - : FRANK AND ERNEST any knd Henry 34 Lumberjack's 55 Historical tool 35 Dallas eager 36 period 56 Ship's Lite X DON'T : of ' malitxi Cmy 37 Fitzgerald of 57 Hard facts 58 Like valleys jazz 59 Wind die 38 High peak 39 No longer 60 Lady's ' hungry 61 honorific RN helper 7 7 Lingerie item 26 Invitation 8 Shoulder ges- addendum hue 28 - to Pedro school 7 20 Pasture sound 22 Slop G writ) 23 Cozfly 24 Ms Bombeck 25 Ember stung like 31 50 Chasm Stingy 52 Vigor's pait-- ve volcano 39 Scale notes 41 Panache 43 Common Stir-fr- y pan ‘S IMS - ITHOULDKA Ht£KKFCLV GOTAXKTO VtORCnHCj it! 53 Claire or Balin tree falls phrase 44 ner 54 If THE BORN LOSER 46 Charges 48 Hollow 49 Let fall Long-acti- I (2 wds) 30 Wheel joiner 37 IfS TwAvSj- 45 What Ali force 29 Ivy League 9 Love 10 Many ' 14 JFK visitor 19 The chills ltal I |