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Tuesday, April 23, 2013 The Herald

Tomorrow’s

HoroscopeBy Bernice Bede Osol

Global YouthService DayApril 26-28

Dear Annie: Did you knowthat an estimated 16 million

youth participate in volunteeractivities in the U.S. every year,and that by volunteering, theseyoung people will perform bet-ter in school? These amazingkids do everything from col-lecting stuffed animals for chil-dren who are victims of tragedyto creating sustainable gardensin urban commu-nities. All of theseremarkable youthhave a commongoal: to raise aware-ness and solve theproblems facing theworld today.

To celebratetheir ingenuity, ide-alism and passion,please remind yourreaders that the 25thGlobal Youth Ser-vice Day (GYSD)will take place April 26-28,2013. Last year, young peoplearound the world came togeth-er and participated in nearly4,500 projects. Additionally,thousands of community part-ners in more than 106 coun-tries brought together millionsof young people to strengthentheir communities through thepower of youth service. Formore information, your readerscan visit www.GYSD.org. Sin-cerely — Steven A. CulbertsonPresident and CEO Youth Ser-vice America

Dear Steven Culbertson: Thanks so much for letting usonce again mention GlobalYouth Service Day. Young peo-ple all over the world do suchfantastic and helpful volunteerwork, not only on this day, butevery day of the year. GlobalYouth Service Day providesmore opportunities for every-one to get involved. We hopeall of our readers, young andold, teachers and students, willcheck out your website.

Dear Annie: My husband is75 and seems t and able. Theproblem is, he likes to x thedoors to our pool cage in the

open position. The rst timehe did it, I went ballistic, point-ing out the liability: There arechildren in this neighborhoodwho could wander in and eas-ily drown in our pool. I said Iwould leave if he did it again.Yesterday, he did it again. So,I’m thinking he wants me toleave.

What recourse do I havewhen my husband seemsmentally t but begins to ex-hibit such terrible behaviors?I’m fairly sure he would passa mental competency test, if Icould get him to take one. Isthis abuse? Should I nd a law-yer? How do I do that? — Sara-

sota, Fla.Dear Sarasota: This

doesn’t sound like abuse, butwe agree that your husbandmay not be as mentally com-petent as he outwardly appears.Does your local police depart-ment or neighborhood associa-

tion issue nes for leaving poolgates open? If so, report your

husband and ask them to givehim a citation. You also couldpurchase a new lock to whichonly you have the key. Thentalk to your husband and askwhat’s going on. If he wantsyou to leave, you can nd alawyer through your state orcounty bar association. But

also, please suggesthe get a completecheckup.

Dear Annie: “Disgusted” was an-noyed with charitiesthat send little gifts toguilt him into send-ing money. Here aremy suggestions:

Always checka charity’s privacypolicy before youdonate. Some of thebest charities sell

their mailing lists. Do NOTgive your name and address if you don’t know their privacypolicy. If you want to donate,send a money order. They stillget the donation, you still get atax receipt, and you maintainyour privacy.

Check with Charity Navi-gator (charitynavigator.org) tond out how much of a char-ity’s money goes toward itspurpose as compared to admin-istrative costs.

If the charity includes astamped envelope, fold up ev-ery piece of paper they sent,cram it in there and put thefollowing message near yourname: “Delete this addressfrom your mailing list. Do notsell, trade, share or otherwisedistribute this address with anyother mailing list.”

We spent a lot of time andeffort cleaning up my mother-in-law’s mail. For every worth-while charity she donatedto, there were about a dozenscummy ones. Good charitiesare out there, but be cautious.— Mom’s Mail Clerk

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Involvements you have withcertain clubs shouldwork out very wellfor you in the yearahead. The moreinteraction you havewith others, thegreater your chances

are for something good resulting.TAURUS (April 20-May 20)-- It behooves you to get in touchwith someone you recently metwhom you’d like to know better.Something very nice could comeabout through this relationship.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20)-- People will likely be responsiveto your needs. Politely expressyourself if you find that you needassistance of any kind.

CANCER (June 21-July 22)-- Try to pal around with a friendwhose ideas are compatible withyours. Conditions are excellent forboth of you to gain something fromsuch an association.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Eventhough you’ll have little or nocontrol over certain events, thingsshould work out to your advantage.By the time the dust settles, yourstatus and reputation will beenhanced.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) --Don’t be afraid to take a reasonablerisk if conditions warrant it. Notonly will your judgment be good,you’re likely to advance a personalinterest.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)-- Any project that requiresimagination and creativity shouldbe your cup of tea. Should you findyourself teamed up with one who isequally as talented, the world will beyour oyster.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) --A recent relationship is likely to takeon much greater dimensions. Eachparty will begin to see the other ingreater depth.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.21) -- Conditions that have a strongbearing upon your material well-being could be eccentric but positive.In fact, personal gain is likely.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)-- You should watch out for a rareopportunity to say exactly the rightthing to the right person at the righttime. You won’t get a second chance.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) --A financial development that has beenlooking to be disappointing could takea turn for the better. Significant gainscould be on their way.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)-- Yield to your restless urges,especially if they are directing you toget in touch with people you’ve beenneglecting. You’ll be glad you did.

ARIES (March 21-April 19)-- When it comes to financial orcommercial dealings, your instinctsshould be good. There will be noneed to second-guess yourself. COPYRIGHT 2013 United FeatureSyndicate, Inc.