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Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 24

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Saturday, January 18, 1992 Reno Gazette-Journal Baby sitter wonders: Should she offer to clean up house, too? DEAR ABBY: I am a 1 7-vear- folding. Anyway, after I get the kids bathed and in their beds, I have plenty of time to straighten the house and I know where everything belongs, so why shouldn't I do it? I could even do the ironing. This really bothers me, Abby. I always put the children's toys and clothes where they belong, but how about the rest of the house? I have a girlfriend who also babysits, and she says she gets paid' extra for picking up the place. Should I offer to do more than just baby-sit? And should I be paid extra if I do? BAFFLED BABY SITTER DEAR BAFFLED: When you are asked to babysit, suggest that you are also capable of cleaning the kitchen, ironing and doine other old girl who has been baby-sitting for nearly five years.

Ever since I started baby-sitting, I've been nervous because I don't know exactly what the parents expect from me. For example: I arrive at a home to baby-sit, and the parents are waiting at the door for me and are all ready to leave the minute I get there, so I can't ask them any questions. I see that the house is a mess sometimes there are dishes in the sink and there are baskets of laundry that need DEAR ABBY asleep; and if you do household chores, you should be paid accordingly. So don't feel guilty asking for a reasonable compensation. DEAR ABBY: If you print this, please do not use my name, my city or state just get my message across so another woman will be spared the disappointment I just experienced.

I was married two years ago, in a picture-book perfect church wedding. All who attended said it was the most beautiful wedding they had ever seen. I wore a designer's wedding gown that cost $2,400. It was satin, and beautifully beaded. When a very close friend of mine announced her engagement, she asked if she could wear my wedding gown, and 1 said yes.

Abby, I have never regretted a decision more than that one. I gave it to her in perfect condition and it was returned to me in such a sorry state, I cried. She had perspired profusely, and someone spilled red wine on it. Although the garment was sent to the best dry cleaner in town, it was totally ruined. Although the wine stains were not visible, that area was visibly damaged.

Some beads had apparently come oH'in the cleaning and were replaced with beads of poorer quality and not the right size. I am crying as I write this, Abby, but I am determined to get this message across to other brides: If vou value your wedding gown, DON'T let anyone wear it. Sign me. UNSELFISH AND SORRY Abigail Van Buren's nationally syndicated column appears daily. household chores after the baby is Hot time in Iceland Doonesburyby Garry Trudeau ANPIF YOU DON'T (UANT 10 6ET MARRIEP, THAT'S OKAY, TOO.

IF YOU WANT TO PO ONE OF THOSE OlT-OF-lvePUXK deals, B.prHscxwiPiPN7 teu, YOUlARlieR, BUT THINGS' WRt SO UP 'IN me AIR. I PlPNTKNOUJ HOW YOUP TAK IT. I MEAN, HAVING A BABY'S HEY, YOU UANT TOGT MARRJP, ue'u, eeTMAR- hiep. NOPRmm. ewe PEAL-.

WU- CAU- OUR FAMIUESANPPO IT1 29. Karpov squawked about Mikhail Gurevich (a former serving as his 6 J- A A in 3 LA 2 $, a OF COURSE, THERZ'U, 8E-THE INEWTAetE COMPARISONS TO HANPieTHAT, THEN THAT'S A BI6PSAL, EVCNIFile WHATWe'U- WR MARHlED' PO! a a Despite rumors of its demise, the GMA World Cup is alive and well. This elite series created by world champ Gary Kasparov rotates 25 stars in five events over three years. The new cycle began in Black to play and win opponent LARRY EVANS Meanwhile back in Iceland. Karpov jump-started with 6 out of 7.

In hot pursuit was Vasily Ivanchuk, 23, who caught him by round 1 1 They shared first at 1 0'j-Hi. far ahead of Khalifman. Luboyevic and Nikolic at 9 points. Yasser Seirawan (USA) had the only other plus score at 8-7 in a strong field of 16. Karpov is truly unique and still has the knack of making something out of nothing.

Here he grinds Alexander Khalifman. 25, a Soviet now residing in Germany who snared the $20,000 top prize at the 1 990 New York Open. Black's best try was 2 9... 5. His last chance to tight was 3 1 32Rxc5g6.

Larry Evans' nationally syndicated column appears Saturdays. White: ANATOLY KARPOV Black: ALEXANDER KHALIFMAN Queen's Indian Defense 1991 1 d4 N6 2 C4 e6 3 Nf3 b6 4 g3 Ba6 5 b3 Bb4 6 Bd2 Be7 7 Bg2 c6 8 Bc3 d5 9 Nbd2 Nbd7 1 0 0-0 0-0 1 1 Rel c5 1 2 e4 dxc4 1 3 Nxc4 Bb7 1 4 Qd3 cxd4 1 5 Nxd4 Nc5 1 6 Qc2 a6 1 7 Rad1 Qc7 1 8 Bd2 Ncd7 1 9 Bf4 Qc5 20 Bc1 Qc7 21 e5 Nd5 22 Ne3! Qxc2 23 Ndxc2 Rac8 24 Bxd5 exd5 25 Nxd5 Bxd5 26 Rxd5 Rxc2 27 Rxd7 Bb4 28 Red1 Rxa2 29 Be3 Bc5? 30 Bxc5 bxc5 31 Rc7 RaS? 32 e6' fxc6 33 Rdd7 Black Resigns VSD a6joao pasodiuoQ i NOIimoS Think first, then you can refuse to finesse second: "I consider it an immoral act. Never before has a world champ interfered in the qualifying cycle. Anand's opening ideas came from Kasparov's camp, and that's why I had such big problems with White." "Rubbish!" said Anand. "Kasparov had no influence on my decision.

I've known Gurevich for some time. He has qualities that I lack and we complement each other well." Gata Kamsky. 1 7. also proved that paranoia is still the state with the prettiest name. After winning the USA Championship, he groused: "Even in America.

Kasparov tries to stop my talent. He is the Caligula of professional chess. Fischer was poisoned just like me. I was sick almost a hole month when I got back from a tournament in Europe." description of your hand. Alfred Sheinwold's nationally syndicated column appears daily.

I 1 Reykjavik, Iceland, site of the 1 972 Fischer-Spassky title match. Action shifts to Brussels, Belgium, and then to Wellington, New Zealand; in 1993 it resumes at Barcelona, Spain, and winds up at Brussels. In addition to prize money, the over-all high scorers amass bonuses in excess of $200,000. The favorites are Kasparov. 28.

who won the first cycle, and his arch rival Anatoly Karpov, 40. Their war flared anew after Karpov's tough match victory over India's Viswanathan Anand. Today's declarer took only a second to play dummy's lowest spade at the first trick. East won and shifted to a heart since a spade continuation was clearly a waste of time. South had to try the ALFRED SHEIWVOLD club.

Clearly, he had to look for three additional tricks in clubs. Nothing could defeat South if he put up the ace of spades, entered his hand with a diamond, and took the club finesse. That would lose and East would return a heart. That finesse loses also, but South wins the heart return and collects one spade, one heart, three diamonds and four clubs. Plus 600 is better than minus 200 points.

Vou hold: S-Q108 H-AQ D-AQ65 C-10984 You open with one diamond, and partner responds two clubs. The opponents pass. What do vou say? Answer: Bid two notrump. The alternative is to raise to three clubs. That promises a better hand, in both high cards and distribution.

The rebid of two notrump promises minimum opening strength and balanced distribution an accurate Seek Find I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1 9 Dr nenn ftrnoia ana boo Lee North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A 4 OK73 AQJ62 WEST EAST 97632 4K5 S7J 10985 082 OJ1094 73 K5 SOUTH Q108 AQ65 10984 North East South West 1 Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass Opening lead 3 CALIFORNIA CROPS AH PQDWXMAEZHTU Dear, you shouldn't worry so much 0 Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. DICALIFORN I A 0 SlG i queen of hearts, but it wasn't a good day for finesses. West won and returned a heart. South had to try the club finesse, but East won and ran the hearts. Down two.

SOUTH WOULD see the correct line of play if he counted his tricks before playing the first card from dummy. South could count on winning six fast tricks: one spade, one heart, three diamonds and one ORDOB I On Way Hawa SOPIE i i i i TOTIPE I i i i I A I 0 A GPRUPLQEGE TWEEMLUTAE DGRAXVMANR PTSQCEBDGV BIRENH0VPQ 0ASSGNESNM IHTTINESMR GUC0ANAWRA NRNIUCDRQE 0SARTHHP0G YVPPEREIQP TBAXEVADOI XRTVPSYBMS Shoe by Jeff MacNelly A PERSON WHO'5 ALWAYS IM A 5TEW ENEMLLV DOES THIS. I GENNIE I I LJ I Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. HIDDEN WORDS, LISTED 8EIOW, RUN FORWARD, BACKWARD, UP, DOWN, DIAGONALLY IN THE PUZZLE. FINO EACH WORD.

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