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Your Individual
Horoscope

Frances Drake
FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1981

‘What kind of day will tomer- ,

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row be? To find out what the (Oct. 23 toNov. 2t)
Conflicting advice may
make you uncertain.

stars say, read the forecast
given for your birth Sign.

ARIES vm when out for a good time.
(Maf. 21 to Apr. 19) vs SAGITTARIUS

Listen to a friend’s common (Nov. 22 toDec. 21) of

; don’t mix .
(Ape. 20 to May 20) Cea eed

CAPRICORN ;
Don't fight with a friend (Dec. 21 to Jan. 19) What!

Watch mental strain.

me about money.
mar ets rest. Don’t burn the candie-at

(June 21 to July 22)
Inner resentments

troublesome later. ‘

LEO NER trouble. Watch a tendency

(July 23 to Aug. 22} overdo in the evening.
Social life Is active, but

know when to slow down. YOU BORN TODAY
Lapse into quiet without laps- creative

into depression, Think sometimes have. difficulty

gait Fi to be bappy, ft is im-
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(Aug, 23 to Sept. 22) mp portant, tet you Hike

Dear Aan Landers: As | ook out the window | see a 10
year-old playing with a kniie. He's my son. The knife was
given fo him by his father. ( wonder ff oll 10-year-oide have
knlves with 4 three-Inch blada fo ptay with. | am fold the Boy
Scouts he meets with have them. cone

Our fw younger children are cui there playing, $oo. They
sometimes get into fights, {Ike all kids da, The ore with the
knife has quite a temper. | can't watch him every minute.
This worries me. | mean, here's a boy who. hes to be fold fo

~ blow his nose, wash hla face and button his cost, and he Is out
. there playing with a knife. - oa
Am | being foolish? My husband thinta'sc. | don’t batleve in

over-protecting children, but | de think parents stiould. use

the brains God gave them. Please let me hear froin pou. =
Mom In Minot, N.D. a : ‘

Dear Mom: A lulie with a thres-tach bladé Is net s senaible
: fey fora childol any age. Itcanlerninioa weapon... -
Tree, the Bey Scouts are taught te wae knives, and thie i: a

- qped thing. Kalves are a vital part of a suexival dt for

campers, hunters, hikers and natere-levers. Bit playing wie
hives is another story. Tate the dora thing way from your
10-year-old and fell him he can have It beck when he poss fo
his next Scout meeting, .

Deer Ann Landers: My busband and | have been meeried

seven weeks. We went fogether three years before we ‘
merried, and | was sure we had all the Important #ings |

seitied — but | was wrong.

Today Mike tells me he has [oined « bowling club end won't
be home on Tuesday nights. He suggested | play bridge with
the girls. fam very upset over this unilateral decision but
don't want fo aci peevish. 17 | remain silent, but tet him know

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there fs a barrier between us when love-time rolls sround,

what do you think | will get — eventually? — Cenniving tn
Cullman, Ala.

Deer Comalviag: Your maiden name back,

Dear Ana Landers: The advice you gave to "Uneasy Dad’
stank: He wes concerned about his weil hter.
Ht seems her schance teacher was gating tor cree She
hed after-school assignments as his “helper and a trip
planned for a science fair in another city. ‘
First, you shovid have fold Dad fo have a talk with Mr,
Peppers and make it ofan that he would put his lights out If
beso much os lalds hand on the girl. (Do teachers stlll have
morals clavees in theis contracts?)
_, Second, he should nix his daughter's three-times-a-week
“balper” fob. Let the teacher recrult someone else —
preferably a mate student. And if the kid is so excited about

| tha outol-town trip, Dad should go along. IF the teacher's

Intentions ar@ honorable, he will make no objections. 11,

- however, hels looking for a {ittte hanky-panicy, If will fet him

know tha} Dad ls onto his iricks. — A Little Wiser tn fn.
lanapoils. .

Dear Indy: Several readers let me knew they were critical

"of my response. | ain piving 13 anether reading. Thanks tor

looking ever my shoulder. Everyone nesds it from tine ta

De you foal awkward, seli-conecious — lonely?
the club. There's help tor yew in Ana Luadery’ bestist ae
Key to Popetarity.” Send 50 conts with your request ond »

‘envelope te Ann Landers, P.O,