~ Your Individual Horoscope Frances Drake FOR TUESDAY, ‘What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth Sign. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) WS “You may encounter some opposition, but it need not deter your better efforts. Handle it diplomatically — and go on to klgger ind better achlevement, (Apr. 21 to May 21) SG” You may be given some extra reaponsibilities but, if the end result seems worthwhile, ac- cept them — ambitiously. GEMINI (May 22 to June 21) ne Mercury, favorable, now promises increasing gains. But some minor situations may have to be ironed out before you can go ahead with long-range CANCER CER . Gune 2 to July 3) BEY Do not envy others. Suc- cessful acquaintances can actually aid you. You have an analytical mind and penetrating insight. Use them! . LEO (July 24 to Aug, 23) RE You seem to have the inside track now, 50 take advantage of it. Good opportunities indicated, but grasp them quickly or you could lose out. VIRGO (Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) mph, Streamline operations to meet present needs. ‘Some activities may have to be dropped if they are not producing. But do net drop projecis now running smoothly. LIB (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) ni Fine planetary Influences stimulate your imagination, spark new and lofty ambitions, give you a fresh outlook on life. - RPIO (Oct. 24 to Nov. 2) MAR Here is a chance for your special gifts of inspirational planning and organizing, under JULY 4, 1978 either revised or completely new methods. Do make the most of it! us SAGITTAR! (Nov, 23 to Dee. 21) gt Mixed influences. Plan tc clear up any confusing situations. Seeurity must be built up on a sound basis. In- telligently productive methods CAPRICORN RICOR (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Wien Invest time and energies only In projects worthy of your en- deavor. In a rush to accomplish, however, don't bypass details, AQUARIUS ae (Jan, 21 to Feb. 19) *™ Uranus somewhat adverse, Watch for irritating situation: and bridge them amicably and with unbiased opinion. Move briskly into productive areas, (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) KEE A more or less average day. Better finish, or at least further, current projects. Starting new undertakings without proper preparation could lead to disappointment. YOU BORN TODAY are 4 steadfast, persevering and Fastidious individual; widely talented and imaginative. You can create with great orlginallty or take another’s ides and improve it far beyond the author’s dreams. You have a great love of heritage and are intensely patriotic, Your sense of responsibility is outstanding and, if youcan curb a tendency to be too strict a disciplinarian, would make a most dedicated teacher, Other fields in which you could excel: acting, writing, music, © interior decorating or commercial art; in the business world aa mer- chant, financier, real estate Age-Conscious Teen Is a Little Stinker By Abigail Van Buren © 4970 by Chitego Trbuna-N.¥. News Synd. Inc. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I and our four children 77 (ages 7 to 13) were invited to a relative'a home for supper recently. She had one large table set for the adults and another one for the children. My daughter, age 13, came to me and said she wasn't going to sit with the “babies.” (Two of her 12-year-old cousins were sitting at that table and they didn’t complain.) I told her not to make a fuss arid to go sit down and be quiet. Being a very headstrong child, she raised her voice a bit and said she would rather go home. Well, I wasn’t about io take her home, and I couldn't let her walk home alone at night, so in order to avoid a scene J told her to go get her chair and to sit by me, which she did, I dislike scenes in public and J still think I did the right thing. My husband said should have told the spoiled little atinker to either sit where she was put or to go into the bedroom and sulk. What ig your opinion? NAMELESS IN JERSEY DEAR NAMELESS: With such a emart husband, why are you writing to Dear Abby? DEAR ABBY: I am one of those who has accepted many invitations but never reciprocates. I, too, have talked of having a party, but it never materializes. Would you like to know why? . I'm frightened to death of having people in because when the conversation lags, I'm tongue-tied. I can never think of anything clever to say. I am not sure that what I cook will be good enough, and I'm not sure I'li serve it right. In school I was the quiet type who earned the reputation of being “stuck up” because I was 90 shy. I know I should operator or economist. Bir- have people over, and really want to, but I'm scared. How thdate of: Hawthorne, Amer. author; Calvin Coolidge, 30th Pres., U.S.A.; Stephen Foster, Amer. songwriter, © 1976 King Features Syndicate, Ine. Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS 44 Units of DO 1 Potato bud capacitance 1 ae ad Novelist 4 Tap drinks 40 Mp of Long command 1 Flat 8 Shut noisily d; 2 Bovine elevation 2 Convert — Polnt mammal Needle leather 50 In medias - 3 Magnified comb. form i: yolume Si Butter 4Edinburgh: Dawa ondPvithe:'.."" 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Today's Cryptoquip clue: J equals D The Cryptequip is a aimpie substitutlon cipher In which each letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals 0, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating vowels, Sojtion (s accomplished by teal and error. Pal EASE WHEN zt cet en MY WHEEZE Wite ATES ot, ay Mees Te trunk to cure asthma.” Some people used to put a lock of hair into acherry tree Nathaniel does one overcome such fears? I am almost 35. INEPT IN INGLEWOOD DEAR INEPT: Many people doen't entertain because they're afraid they won't do it to perfection. Nonsense! Perfection isn’t expected of anyone. There are any number of good cookbooks with suggested menus and full instructions on serving. ; And get over the idea that everyone in the room is waiting for pearls of wigdom to drop from your mouth. Say anything. Ifit's audible, kind and honest, you'll get by. The longest march in the world started with one step. Forward—march! DEAR ABBY: I need your opinion on something. My mother tells me it is not right for a girl to go to her ‘boyfriend's apartment when there are just the two of them there alone. She says It will ruin the girl’s reputation for good, even if nothing happens. Mom says that even nice girls can get into trouble by ’ going to their boyfriends’ apartments —that being together all alone too much is just tempting fate and pressing your’ luck. . Miss Abby, I've been brought up to obey my parents, but lately I'm confused. My friends at college say “averybody does it,” and the Inugh at me for my old-fashioned ideas. Can you help me LISTENS TO MOM AT 18 DEAR LISTENS: I don't know who's luckier, you or your mother. You, to have a mother who cares enough to warn you against the seemingly harmices temptations to which so many girls yield. Or your mother, who has sensible 18-year-old daughter who atill listens. Keep listening. You'll never regret it. If you put off writing lettera because you don't know what to say, get Abby's booklet, “How ta Write Letters For All Occasions.” Send $1 and « long, stamped (28 cents) envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR ABBY: My father dreamed up what I consider to be a very dangerous way to wake himself up in the morning. . First he sets the alarm clock for a certain time. When it goes off, he geta up, goes into the kitchen, fills the tea kettle with water, puts it on the gas ranga, turna it up to “high” and goes back to bed until the tea kettle whistles and wakes him up again. Several times he has failed to get up and the tea kettle has burned all to blazes! I've tried to tell him he is taking aterrible chance, but he doesn’t listen. And, Abby, would you believe he is a lieutenant on a volunteer fire department? Maybe he'll listen to you. MERRIMACPORT, MASS. DEAR MERRI: Sound sleepers should NEVER go to sleep with the gas range burning. And for his sake, as well as his family’s, 1 hope your father listens to me Instead of to the whistling of that tea kettle. (P.S. And if the chief of the Merrlmacport volunteer fire department reads this, the lieutenant is likely to be busted to private). DEAR ABBY: What do you do with a 17-year-old boy who refuses to clean his room? ~ BINGHAMTON MOM DEAR MOM: You close the door to bis room, but goin to rake it once a week. Sorry, Mom, but you must share in the blame for your son's sloppy habits. You should have . trained him many years ago, when he wan still trainable. DEAR ABBY: My daughter, who is 15, is begging me to let her marry a boy of 19. I have tried to talk her inte waiting until she finishes high school, (This is her firet year.) Recently she told her father and me that if we don't give her permission to marry, she will get herself in a fix like lots of file do. Then we will have to let her get married or she will disgrece us. I told her that waa the wrong attitude to take, but she said she doesn't care, she loves the boy. (He quit school and has no job.) ; Have you any advice to give her? She reads your articles every day. I hope you will print something to help us with this situation since she is about to drive her Pa and me nuts, Thank you. W. VIRGIN[A MOM DEAR MOM. I could give your daughter plenty of advice, but she hasn't asked me for any. Tell her that even ifehe gete herself “in a fix,” you may nol consent to the marriage. And let her know that her threats to “disgrace” you de not frighten you. She can disgrace only herrelf. 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