PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Tuesday, August 9, 1977

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Dear Abby...

é DEAR ABBY: Since we moved to a farm, relatives anid
‘friends have come uninvited and unannounced. Some even
come for the weekend, asking if they can leave thelr
children with us for “a few weeks.” (They, say, “Tt will bea
good learning experience for them.")

Abby, don’t people realize that a farm ia not a vacation
resort? There’s work to.be done daily, even if we don't
punch a clock or report to a foreman.

We like company, but we don’t want them dropping
whenever they feel like it. Please print this, but.
where it came from. .

DEAR Noi People with no guts need to be protected

. from people with guts galore. 1 hope this letter helps, bot

don't count on it.

DEAR ABBY: My 17. year-old daughter receintly
brought home a swim suit she purchased. She tried it on
for me and it looks very skimpy. Most of her. rear ig
exposed to public view,

She showed me how the top can be removed to: go
topless, and ‘says she, may wear it that way sometimés.

Ttold her that she might get arrested if she goes toplesa

in public, but she says it is now legal for girls ta ge toplesa
in Texas,

Is that true?

MRS.C.

DEAR MRS. C.: My Texas legal experts inform me that
females who go topless In public canbe charged with
indecent exposure and/or disorderly, conduct. .

DEAR ABBY: May I comment on the letter complaining ,

because some perfectly ablo- baat ri ople use ¢ the parking
area marked, “Reservetl for the

Ihave high blood pressure, diabetes, capped. bronchitis
and a bad heart, and I am ‘not supp
distances, so I used to use the convenient parking areas set
aside for the handicapped. I no longer do so, however,
because of the dirty looka I got from people who saw me

parking there.

Please tell your readers that not all handicapped people

‘are on crutches and in wheelchairs. [ may look-healthy, but

Tam...
' HANDICAPPED, TOO

n't ‘al
NOGUTS .

sed to walk great .

- individual

Horoscope —

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“TUESDAY, _
, AUGUST, 1977:

(Mar. at to Ape. 0) 1%

yor public ,{olations ac-
cented now, W epecial em
phasis on yon

responses to your
. offorts and presentation of

{deas, ‘Ciirb- your innate

veness, Win your way

through tact and diplomacy.

TAURUS —_—.-

(Apr. 21 to May 21) Bagh
Take a close look at factors

‘ which’ your influence your

decisions. Try to build: a stur-

- dier platform to insure a more
successful assault on ob-
jectives, And do NOT lose falth
in them.

GEN ane 1) Ma

If considering a new

wishes to

roposition, study carefully,
proper f 4

hurry things
fares Tt an ve to the

CANCER.

. (June 22 to guy). ee)
ideas

You grasp
benefits to be gained vihere

othera only note the obstacles,

Use your instincts NOW. _ - and

on

Guy 4 to Aug. 23) Nek
Getting what you want — and

quickly — may be day’s main

problem. The answer lies just

around the corner. Don’t

itto be obvious, however. You'll

have. to dig deep.

(Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) wt,
Some detail you overlooked

al ind Be bi. Crging over

“opt milk” iba waste of time.
LIBRA

(Sept, 24 to Oct. 23) FYy

Don't shirk scaponsibility.

Accept its challenge. Especially

now, when a person in authority

already bocnre

| (et. 24 to Nov. 22)

(Jan. 21 to Feb, 19)

Frances Drake

SCROPIO - mie
A-step in the right direct

can be accelerated later when
. footing is surer, If you do get a
‘wrong start, switch tactics or

change pace. You CAN make it!
.SAGITTARIUS — vf,
(Nov. 23 to Dec. 21)

An otrand-off day, but you
should do well if you stress your
innate competence and per-
serverance, In some matters
you'll gain more by. following
unconventional methods.
CAPRICORN | Wink
(Dee. 22 to Jan. 20)

Avold the illogical and close
your eyes to the dubious
schemes of others — no matter
how attractively they may be
presented. Don't be blinded by

your. emotions.
=

AQUARIUS

Your - management -
material resources now omies
up for review and, perhaps,
criticism. Keep . things orderly
and in balance. ‘Verify ~ all
“information” iE you'd stay

ahead.
KE

PISCES
(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20)

Look for the “loopholes” that
trick. be alert to
misrepresentation; sift

for truths. Once sure
you are on the right track, go
ahead confidently — and
profitably,

YOU BORN TODAY are
unusually independent and self-
reliant; imaginative, com-
petent in all your endeavors and
Magnetic of personality. As an
orator, lecturer or theatrical
performer, your influence could
be spellbinding. You ‘should
have some form of art es an
avocation as a writer, palnter,
designer. or illustrator. You
haye a greek love of poetry byt
may est’ tee it' as"a career
because it is not lucrative
enough tobring you mu the luxuries
you crave. Youhave great Inner

_reserves of strength..and® are

extremely courageous in the
face ‘of difficulities, Birthdate

intrigued of: Izaak. Walton, sportsman,

writer; John Dryden, Eng. poet.

yy Abigail Van. Buren

ory ty Thachleago Tabiner ¥. Nowa Syne Ing, me

DEAR HANDICAPPED:

Go ahead and use: those.

convenient spaces and ignore the dirty looka.‘God knows,
and YOU know, you quallfy, end ‘those who don't know

« - don't matter.

__, DEAR ABBY: Some Duluth, Minn., waitresses complain
’ bitterly that Canadian tourists refuse to tip them!

.' . What ay. your Canadian - readers deny or justify
". non ‘Upping” US: -waitrasioa?
FATHER L. IN CLEVELAND

DEAR FATHER: Va for letting my ‘Canadian readers

speak for themselves. Canadians?

het

‘ DEAR, ABBY: I om. so mad, I have to unload: on

someone,: so heré
My husband is se.
a customer whoilives in

eeifem loyed. A year ago he did ajob for.
home much mare beautiful than

anything we could ever afford. After a year, we received a
check for.this job. The check was misplaced (I thought it
was stolen), 60 I called the lady and asked her-to please

ato; ient ‘on it.
eae check

today and called the lady back to tell
‘her I had found the check and to a
inconvenience Thad caused her. She aske

logize for any
skad me to SEND

HER ONE DOLLAR, .as this is what it cost to stop

payment on that check!

After waiting a year for our money, how could anyone be

so miserably cheap?

For. Abby's ar, booklet,
Know.” send #1
‘ Beverly Hilts, Catt

Me

CLEVELAND :

DEAR CLEVELANB: For: ‘people who, are salserably wit
cheap, | lt comes naturally: a more

“Ww What Teens ere Was, to

Van Buren, ‘1

5:

m1 “ ciate ~
2. Please one one a -lon
self-addressed, stamped (24¢) envelope. PAE e