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The leftover letters spell the Wonderword. PUZZLES ARE ENTERTAINING Solution: 9 letter* PERSONAL IZEDONE MTC E L LO CON TOURS AR O L LT I MAGETALF TDLCLAELHRHLA©E CAOASOXKEOTM B(L)M HOROTBU I LD I O E® I FGMRWDLDNNOP O(T)T EIOPESESAGAMANE YST S LRDTLHEMKRS OL I SEEEASYRCARS JGF DMDT ETOAUEGH NEAAERXEFPQWNII ERR LNOI T ISOPGAP TFAYBBOHGLUEDNE ASSEMBLEFPAINTS C 2000 Untmrrt P»u Syndicate www uexpraas com 6/15 Assemble, Boat, Borders, Boxes, Cartoon, Collect, Color, Complete, Contours, Deluxe, Design, Done, Easy, Enjoy, Fits, Flat, Flowers, Format, Framed, Giant, Gift, Glued, Hobby, Holder, Image, Kids, Laminated, Large, Match, Model, Mosaic. Motif, Pack, Paints, Personalized, Piece, Position, Relaxing, Roll, Sale, Shape, Ship, Sort, Square, Table, Tall, Time, Trade, Wood. Yesterday's Answer Inexpensive ORDER THE HEW WOHOERWORD TREASURY: Mon than 100 iawrtl (Wilts n » volume Send 113 00 (US. Outers Only) Io The Woodeword Treasury P 0 Bov 413242. Kansas City. MO 64141 Make check payable to Universal Press Syndicate Or order from our Web site al WWWMftWMOm. Pluggers Gary Brookins 4/15 www.ptagjMraxom" £ 4 I’M GONNA WSSWU, A , i MS. PATTERSON. | ’sp»ders|! F PwOqi iR WfeWl KllLl ® 111/'"' AM A vwy apKkl Uwte to J MOI Jt, Virginia j i ShBImB Patterson ■ a ly,^ Ssfi Maybury Elamntary ■ j Richmond, VA. 1 » t&sSRHSHEK/ w,ttttoWu 9o* r * i 3 MMgw>4 ijp Pluggers usually cry the last day of school Stepfather’s incest cause for concern DEAR ABBY: My mother is married for the second time. They were married when I was 14. A year later, she dis covered he’d had an incestu ous relationship with both of his daughters from the age of 5 until the oldest went to col lege and the second girl was 14 or 15. The relationship with the second daughter ended six months before he married my mom. Mother forgave him, and we all went to counseling. I’m 29 now, with a 7-year-old daughter. We see them only on holidays. My mother doesn’t understand why my daughter can’t go to their home without me or my husband. My daughter is asking why she doesn’t get to see Grandma or spend the night when Grandma asks. Should I tell her why? Is she old enough to understand? My mother has threatened to take me to court for “grandparent rights.” What do Ido? SUSAN IN LUBBOCK, TEXAS DEAR SUSAN: Your daughter is old enough to be told the difference between appropriate and inappropriate touching, and she should report to you any behavior that makes her “uncomfortable.” Under no circumstances should your little girl spend time at your mother’s house without supervision. If your mother threatens to take you to court for “grandparent rights” again, tell her that you will discuss her husband’s history of incestuous behavior with the judge. That should be the end of it. DEAR ABBY: In March, my son was involved in a serious auto accident. “Ruth,” my best friend for almost 30 years, went to visit him at my father’s house. Dad later told me that fa. J ■ Joyce Jillson TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (June 15). Get involved, and stick with it. Update your wardrobe this month. What you write makes a real difference in June. Community activism opens important doors in July. Weddings, new loves or cre ative projects transform you in August. A trip in December is a blessing you’ve long deserved. Romantic possibili ties are strongest with Libra or Pisces. ARIES (March 21-April 19 ). A significant transition will occur in your love life. Marriage is not out of the ques tion. This is not the best time for signing documents or mak ing agreements over the confer ence table. You’ll be lucky in love with a Cancer. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Redecorating your home or apartment will give you a new perspective on life. Refuse to back away from a confronta tion with a co-worker. Your in laws are ready to compromise. Family meetings solve long standing difficulties. Abigßil Van Buren ily, and I’m hurt that she dis closed mine. Should I write her off or should I confront her? BETRAYED IN INDIANA DEAR BETRAYED: Before writing off such a long friendship, talk to Ruth and give her a chance to explain. If her reasons for revealing the secrets make sense, give her another chance. However, should you discover a mali cious streak in your old friend, say farewell to her. DEAR ABBY: My 67-year-old husband has taken up with a 45-year-old married woman. As I see it, I have two options. The first is to maintain the status quo and pretend all is well for the benefit of friends and family. The second option is to sue him for divorce and clean his clock. I have all the evidence I need credit card receipts, motel records and eyewitnesses. Perhaps he won’t be so darn “charming" without his money. I could also sue her for “assault on a mar riage,” which I saw on TV the other evening. Can you think of any other options? TRYING TO DECIDE DEAR TRYING: Offer your philandering husband the option of healing the marriage. If he refuses to end the affair and join you in marriage counseling, consult a lawyer about your other options. Under the star’s gaze GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Stress created by financial decisions can be alleviated with research and organization. Make a budget, and stick to it. Others demand more of your time than you can give. Jump on the opportunity to travel. CANCER (June 22-July 22). Someone is unaware of your romantic interest be bold, ask him or her out; you’ll be surprised at the results. Insist on getting paid what you are worth. You can have your cake and eat it, too. A teenager seeks your advice. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Intuition is required with a tough decision at work; your instincts will guide you through this. The remarks of close rela tives should be taken seriously. A friend proves to be indis pensable romantic advice. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Invest in your mind as well as the latest technology to get ahead in the business world. Surround yourself with positive thinkers, they will help keep you on track. A fellow Virgo is your best bet for a partner right now. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Creative energy is a must today. Keep your mind open to new ideas and unconventional thoughts for greater success in business and happier family relationships. Unexpected opposition will only make you stronger in the long run. Speed Bump Dave Coverly I NOTHING WWQN I / \ I NftANDWOQQP J/ \ while she was there, she bad mouthed me, my husband and our other children. She also talked about our finances. I feel so betrayed by Ruth that I’m not sure I’ll ever want any thing to do with her again. I would never have discussed her personal business with my fam- SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 21). A colleague may try to skirt issues stick to your goals. Poise and intelligence are required to get the desired results. You could have a few confusing moments at home. Finances could improve dramatically. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). An emotional issue with a family member or a mate must be addressed. The suspense lifts when those in management make a key decision. Ask an Aquarius to help your cause. Profits come from financial proceedings. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Sometimes, you get in your own way. Make a plan so that you can be productive and profitable; don’t drift. You have impact on the public through the media or charity work. Keep a promise, even if it costs you money. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). A challenging experience should not be feared. You have the talent to pull through any thing. Tryouts and interviews are lucky. Do things alone, others could disappoint you. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). A travel opportunity presents itself with a close friend. Be open to possibilities, but also consider whether or not some one exhibits undependable behavior. If the deal doesn’t close today, you get another chance soon.