Paget, The Herald, Thursday, March22, 984 -HAGAR the HORRIBLE — BATTLE { ANIMAL CRAKER pip You 6o | “My LirTee | 3 J ON YOUR | RAIB“22! WW FROM ANYTHING | LITTLE RAIP | IT.WAS A HUGE, TO DO//FIMINA FIGHT, - TORAY ¢ HORRIBLE | YOu CALL IT ASceAP/ |: IF E BRING YOu A FEAST, "You ALware pareaer || He Tou auubye paTeAcT, || Ho YOU CALL i, FORCEPUL IF YOU GREW A BEARD! i ae as 0 al ke ated Ins : ms o by Roger Bollen HS WY c's SUMPEDNG IN SLEEP AGAIN: . SHEN f i Hy ie i 4 Litt(P Piatra BROOM-HILDA Neallons, Inc. itd Opattarmon Communicallgnn. nc. Pi ate, tn AWORKSHOP TEACHES YOU MANY THINGS... IMPORTANT ONE. THING al “RENEMPER: — I'VE EVEN LEARNED some ‘] SURPRISING -THI N&s ABOUT ANATOMY... SF eae fy a the AMAZING SPIDERMAN Leipir/ m POLLY'S DEAD-- | ANP THEY'LL Never A , GET Me NOW! B.C, oy Oe Ol Gh by Russell Myers. . THE HAND CONSISTS A ENTIRELY, OF THUMBS ! ¢ | HALE, SECONDS BEHIND THE FLEETING KILLER ove = YOU'RE JUST IN ; Bi LC) Times THATS HiM~= SW 2 BRAXTON MIGHT GIVE ‘EM THE SLIP b iN THAT HEAVY i PX TRAFFIC! or 4 ge. an ie, Se ieee he —— ay = : by Johnny Hart DAD! IVE BEEN ACCEPTED i. 1 YOU MAKE THE Bie DIPPER AT THE DEMY OF T NEED I2 GRAND AUTRE AL ACA coe Te WK | LAOK LIKE A PIKER —7 9a) FS ¥ em deep Change 1m 3s ° _ 7 FOR BETTER or FOR WORSE . by Lynn Johnston MoM !-lM GETTING Goor Bums! NOT FOR ME-1’M OUTA THE BAFF, OH, LIZZIE-THATS | | COVERED - NOW, WONDERFUL! Oved | WIE DEM tf ow 35 FAVE FAL rege a As @ seeretary 1 ho — yu WAHT prin what E Biss . pe have ta say to job appll- realize getting “Is mot en these 5b But 69 many people — Inake it harder on thems - selves ~- then wonder : they aren't hired. It sad and a bout young people, but those in their and 30s as well. bios Joh applicants come in see them, thelr applica-: tlon goes swif int the “circular no die the . > dng can be of the utmost im cc. es can be old and patched, but they can be always fook at bate sat ways a fingernails, A nall file costs only 25.cents, and kuives at home, - They are not appropriate Jor the workplace. You would not helieve . the number of people who have lived in town all their lives and _ can't spell its name. I have had many job appli: « ‘tants who don’t know: what day It ls and cannot speli January or Febru: . . Last month nearly half the people who came ‘here looking for work _ Were functionally illiter- ate. reblem can be remedied. 1 tell these to contact. a ’ focal high school and ask about remedial courses, YOUR INDIVIDUAL HOROSCOPE “FRIDAY, MARCH 3 TAURUS . a aan - {Ape.20t0 May 2) Oktae You'll enjoy the company of artistic types today. It’s the perfect time for a pleasure tip. A revised plan is now workable, GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) ne Your happy disposition . Benerates new business, ‘You'll find a solution for a pro- blem. First impressions are accurate. . ANCER (Junedi to July 2) E> Don't be so anxious about a child's behavior, Happiness is yours in love relationships, Make plans for a special hall- Gily23toAug.2) SEER ‘A social contact opens doors for you careerwise, but you must be careful not to slacken performance. Diligence pays « (Aug. 23 toSept, 22) wre, * Romance is in the air.’ _ Relazation comes through | hobbies and leisure activities, ’ domtestic repairs, especially if . plumbing is involved.. Eliminate clutter. o . (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) mM Ale tones, Witing and dining may . ! may be on your agenda. Creative types are blessed with new In- 5plration. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dee. 21) . You'll add a touch of beauty 7 7 to“ your house, Shoppers though, may decide to return an item. Home. enter- tainments are favored. CAPRI (Dee. 2 to Jan. 19) W htuiti Intuition seems to lead you ‘to the right place at the right time, Happy news comes. You tong one pact socially AQUARIUS (Jan, 90 to Feb. 18) te] You may take work home with you from ‘the -office. You're in the mood to clear up loose ends and this you will ac- _ eb. 19 to Mar. 20) MEX _. A talk with an adviser may lead to a tevised career plan. “Your star is on the rise social- ‘ty. You'll also attract the arts, You're ambitious and have financial acumen, though you're not that good at - gambling. Though you're self- sufficient, you'll find that social contacts can be helpful you. wg the effort {t took to write Tired Of The Tur- People who cannot read or Wrlte ate forever keys, a : i menial, tow + gti letter ahould be ind band belied Heck ate ts tooling for ware ft gets just ‘a few readers. _ Tt may. mean the differ- to shape up: and make. ence batween continued themselves “employable, ‘unemployment and it will have been worth | food job, and I am not Co idding. ; — " “EROSSWORD - by Eugene Sheffer — ‘ACROSS {1 Trajectory s7Examines “10Sample 1 Recalls 43 Cooking DOWN .. 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Yesterday's Cryptoquip — MY DENTIST'S MOST READ STORY AFTER ALL: “THE MILL ON THE FLOSS."’ Today's Cryptoquip clue: E equals P. The Cryptequlp is a simple substitution cipher in which each letter used stands for another, If you think that X equals Q, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, . and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating vowels, Solution Is accomplished by trial and error. HEATHCLIFF “YOU USED TO BE.ABLE TO BUTTON IT." : oo ‘ . "Does that say, ‘Learn to read in seven days'?"’