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Frances Drake
FOR TUBSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1978

Fiance’s Reticence
Makes Her Wonder

By Abigail Van Buren

© 1976 by Chicego Tribune-N.¥. News Synd,inc.

tomorrow be? Tofind out what
the stafs say, read the
forecast given for your birth
Sign.

ARIES ,
(May ci to Apr, 20) VER

. Sim. ‘tsemely beneficent.
DEAR ABBY: I am a 28-year-old woman keeping a Wave chance to

What fF of day will

company with a 32-year-old man whom I’ve known for .och ii .
cay year, (Il cal him Roland.) We are planning to (on ln Hert to in
marry as goon as he locates in a nearby aw: (He's & ayy -pe ,
professional person with a promising career. 1. ol

Thave never beén promiscuous, but I'did succumb at age ae al to May a hee
16, and fortunately escaped becoming prognant. oe arthe ¥ be tol f
I became engaged at 20 and hed a brief sexual ered by joining forces
relationship, but we broke up when I discovered that my With sqmeone outside your |
fiance was a compulsive gambler. normal] circle — but with
My problem: Roland has never indicated by word or similar interests, of course.

action that he would like to sleep with me. I would GEMI rit
willingly agree, but I can’t bring myself to Jead the way. I (May 22 to June 21)

DOK! SSGre ae he a eee

ALBEE DEE CE LATE MALT TO

who need a father.

uneasy.

During the affair, hie girlfriend gavo
bracelat and acigarette lighter. He still weara
and carries the lighter even though I've asked him to give
them back to her, He says he's keeping them because he
likes them—not because she gave them to him.

Am I being foolish for insisting that he give these things who
back to her? Every time I see the gifts she gave him, I feel disc

DEAR CONCERNED: Have a frenk talk with Roland. a
Ask him if he's indifferent about sex in general, or just towor
with you, Also find out if he has refrained from mentioning cajrg
the subject because he's saving himself until after the
wedding—or If, perchance, there’s another reason,

DEAR ABBY: My husband had an affair with a young (
woman at work, but it's supposed to be over now. I forgave |”
him because I love him very much and we have children armal

him an LD.

the bracelet for a

am really concerned over his lack of interest in sex. A preat day for presenting

Tm no sex maniac, but I think a compatible sex your ingenious ideas, Don't let

relationship is essential to a good marringe. “‘stickiin-the-mud’’ types

What should I do? dissuade you. ‘
CONCERNED IN COLUMBUS CANCER

une 2 to July 23) ED

Avoli present tendencles
lethargy and inertla.
scipline is one of your

gest traits, Stress it now.

4 to Aug. 23) IBEX

Don't cross others without
reason, It may be
to wait a bit before
g decisions, give time
ded factors to appear.
VIRGO
(Aue! 24 to Sept. 23) MP ‘Sy,

Get together with associates
share your interests to
ss ambitions, hopes,
¢ for the future, new ideas

bette:

5) ;
HIS WIFE in general,
DEAR WIFE: You have a right to incot that he elther (aor os to Oct, 23) a8 &
return the gifts or put them away where you won't have top,
look at them. And since he claims it's the Jewelry he likes, , 5B cautious in dealing with

and not “her,” suggest that he replace those articles ,,, tes. legal 4 ee

himself, Or you could offer te replace them. mitnhents agbinst your better
DEAR ABBY: I am 12 years old, and my scout troo judgment on't allow

recently made a visit toa nursing home to cheer up the 0 self to be pressured.

folks there, We made some colorful paper flowers SCORPIO
beforehand, and we sang some songs,tu entertain the old (Oct, 24 to Nov. 22) MaKe

pecple,.- = iY ws car > :

Abby, you wouldn't believe how hungry. thoes old folka made in the a.m. as final.
were for company. The first | dy Thanded a flower to, gave Certain circumstances may
it back to me, saying she didn’t have any monay to buy it. necessitate revisions later in
Thon I told her it was free, and her face lit up and ehe took the day. . .
such a long time trying to decide which color to take. I got SAGITTARIUS
the feeling that she was trying to detain me just to have (Noy, 23 to Dec. 21) rad
somebody to talk to for a while longer. . A day calling for your best

I can’t tell you how much our visit was appreciated. jydgment, Don't take action in
When we drove off, we could see the folks looking through
the windows and holding on to ‘their paper flowers. 2 tricky situation ' before

Please put something in your column to get people to you've heard the whole story,
visit their local nursing homes, whether they have and DO try to see the
somebody there or not, They are all somebod viewpoint. ot associates.

y's
grandmothers and grandfathers and they are human, too.
~ "GIRL (Dec. 22 to Jan, 20) VS
Be ready for changes. Some

SCOUT
DEAR SCOUT: Bless you for writing. And those of you surprising orders will be given
nursing homes to regarding your. duties and

out there who are interested in visiting eg

cheer up the residents should telephone first and make responsibilities. Maintain
artengements with the staff. a your balance and avoid ex-
tremes.

AQUARIUS

HM you put off writing letters because you don't know
what to say, cet Abby's booklet, “How ta Write Letters
For All Gecanions.” Send $1 and a long, atam (28 cents)
envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
90212.

‘Your Animal's
~ Health.

If you own a horse, you
should be concerned about
planning an effective worm
control program,

Worms are widespread in
horses of any age and unless
effective control measures are
practiced, the parasites could
cause serious illness,

eg WSS

A day for remaining in the
background. Your hunches
are correct, but this is not the
time for taking direct action. .
Only through subilety will you
win the gains you desire.

PISCES
(Feb, 20 to Mar. 20) KEX
Your veterinarian can rec- An unexpected discovery

ommend a control program, you make will prove
best sulted for your horse(s). profitable. Your clue lies in
He hasa wide variety of mod- reading petween the lines,

ern worming products from
which to select a dosage and riod studying the “fine

package form to fit the needs
of the horse owner.
_ One wormer recommended YOU BORN TODAY are a
by many veterinarians today combination of idealism and
ig TELMIN (a trademark). Itis practicality; have been en-
highly effective against the dowed with a magnetic pér-
major worms and is safe for gonality and unusually strong
use in horses of any age OY gifts of leadership. You take
con On. 1 ,
es yourself —_ seriously
See your veterinarian to-
day shout a worm control sometimes so seriously that
| program: and ask about you become TOO self-essured, *
TELMIN. even arrogant in your attitude
toward “leaser lights.” Try to
tone down such feelings since
. they could lead to selitefeat.
Highly versatile, there are
many fields in which you could
achleve outstanding success
— most notably, however, in
the legal profession, which
could lead you into polities or
statesmanship, or in literature
where your sense of the
dramatic would best evidence
itself in novels or plays, Other
areas which are suited to your
capabilities: music, the stage
and science {especially
chemistry and pathology).
Birthdate of: Herman
Melville, author of Moby
Dick’: Yves St. Laurent,
French fashion designer;
Jack Kramer, tennis star.
©1978 King Features Syndicate, Inc,

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bottom if it’s absolutely necessary.”

By Robert F. Jochen
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

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HL MOM™WE DIDN'T EXPECT
YOU HOME FOR LUNCH!

A family’ of bears strolling on
the road in one of our Natlonal
Parks looked up as a bus load
of tourists pulled up at the side
of the road. "It’s cruel," slated
the Papa Bear to his family,
id keep them caged up like
at.

A young starlet of a Broadway
show in the dentist's chair:
"It’s the one in the first row,
night, in the balcony.”

Ata country fair this past summer
a hen laid a record 350 eggs in a
year, sa the records state, That just
proves that a cackle a day keeps
the hatchet away.

At a children's pet show, 6
duck won the title “Happiest
Pet.” When the pets ned ur
for their awards, the duck
broke loose from his owners
grasp and in 4 trice ate up his
competition: The judges
thereupon awarded the ‘'Hap-
piesl Pet: a second title:
“Most Hungry.”

Mosquito humming to his (riends,
“You seem happy. The friend
humming back. ‘Yes, I’ve passed
my screen teat,”

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The honeymoen is the thrill of a
wifetime, 11's the morning after
the knot before.

he court house in a mid-
sostern town has a large clock
thal is the pride of the town. It
is Hluminaled al night. One
citizen staggered up lo a mail
box, drapped a penny In the
slat, glanced at the clock, and
velaimed. “Oh my gosh, Mm
twelve pounds everweluht,”"

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