solution.

¢ Because masks, floppy hats, wigs and veils often in-
terfere with a child’s vision, use MAKEUP instead,

@ Accessories such ag swords, broomsticks, hatchets,
wands, ete., should be made of CARDBOARD rather than
plastic, meta! or weod. Sharp items are dangerous.

* Provide youngsters with flaghlights to prevent falls on
sidewalks or porch steps. (Positively NO lighted candles
should be carried!) -

* Decorate your child's costume and trickster. bag with
reflective tape to make them highly visible to motorista,

* Remind children that they should NEVER enter the
home of a stranger or accept rides.

* Adults can help by keeping their yarda well-lighted.
Parents should check all “treats” before allowing children to
eat them,

ae young children should always be accompanied by an
adult,

DEAR ABBY: A woman physician, married for nine years
to a career offjeer in a foreign military service, says their
marriage was never consummated, She signed herself
DOING FINE WITHOUT.

Tam reminded of a quotation from Voltaire, who said (re
sexk “The only aberration is abstinence.” _

Respectfully,
JOEL FRIEDMAN

DEAR JOEL: Que could say, “Abstinence makes the
heart grow fonder.” :

DEAR ABBY: The inyitations are out, the wedding gifts

‘'* are cofming in and.the-wedding isto take place soon,
way My flange: ane] went-bo s¢e.a couhselor becaiise, we.can't 7.

seem to agree on many things. (We argue constantly.)
I am beginning to think it's a mistake to continue.
The counselor says to either postpone the wedding or
forget it. What does one do (and how) at this stage?
It can only get worse.
CHICKEN

DEAR CHICKEN: Cancel the wedding elther by
telephone or telegram immediately. It will be somewhat
sticky, but far better than being stuck in a bad marriage.

It you need help in writing letters of sympathy, con-
gratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet “How
to Write Letters for all Occasions,” Send $1 and a long,
stamped (28 cents), sell-addressed envelope to Abby: 132
Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif, 90212.

VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) mY,
Petty irritations are
possible re partnerships and
getting along with others.
Forget criticisms, and have a
good heart-to-heart talk.
LIBRA
_ (Sept, 23 to Oct. 2) fd E
Pay attention at work or you
.could miss a valuable chance
to improve income. You're
also inclined to be neglectful
of physical welfare.
SCORPIO
(Oct, 23 to Nov. 21) Mane
Parties and good times
likely, though don’t overplay
your hand. A carefree attitude
should not lead to boisterous
or outlandish behavior.
SAGITTARIUS _ oe
(Nov, 22 to Dec, 21}
You're not thinking clearly
- about a domestic matter, You

need repose to make the right - .

decision — and a further grasp

of the facts.

CAPRICORN

(Dec. 22 to Jan. 1) WS ee
You're sensitive now and

easily upset with others’

with good friends favored.
AQUARIUS =
(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) *™~.
Don't be careless with
possession or financial ‘in-
terests. An idea of a superior
or mate is worth following for
_ career progress, .
PISCES
(Feb, 19 to Mar, 20) HEY
Intent on doing for yourself,
you may be neglectful of
others, Your best interests
may be served through
discussions with advisers.

/ YOU BORN TODAY have a
flair for the written and
spoken word, but are
sometimes set in your ways.
You have intense convictions
and can he domineering,

. flippant ways: .Dan’t take. .:
yoursel— so serlously. Talks ~~“

“Don't blame the cat. What would you do if
someone sat on you?”

the AMAZING SPIDERMAN

Page 4, The Herald, Monday, October 29, 1979
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