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that a magnet lost its power
in the presence of garlic.

Get Off This Ride
And Start Anew! =>

By Abigail Van Buren

D 1978 by Chicago Terbune-N.¥. News Synd. Inc.

. DEAR ABBY: I have been receiving financial help from
-a married man. (He's my boss, F work in his office.) He is
also my No. I boyfriend. He says he loves me, and that the
only difference between our relationship and marriage ia
that he has to get up and go home.

Ilove him in a way, but a girl gets awfully tired hiding
all the time. I would like to be able to get dressed up and go
‘out with my man where I can see people and they can see
me. And I would eventually like to be married.

Other men have asked me out, but I don’t dare accept
because it might get back to my boss. ¢

‘What can I do? Am I destined to be stuck with this man
behind clased doors for the rest of my life because [ have
accepted financial help from him? How does a woman get
off this kind of merry-go-round? .

TRAPPED IN TACOMA

. DEAR TRAPPED: She walks out of his office and out of
his life and finds another job. Then she supporta herself
without “help,” like millions of other self-respecting
wamen do. And if she's wise, she moves out of the city and
leaves no forwarding address. ,

All you can expect from the kind of merry-go-round
you're on‘is a brass ring. Try for a gold one.

DEAR ABBY: A famous British novelist who was
known to be @ singularly unlovable man, presented an
interesting problem in eliquette for which perhaps you can

provide a solution. :

_Tt was reported that’ at a dinner party he was seated
beside an American woman who, ina effort to initiate some
pleasant conversation, praised his most recent novel.

His response was, “I thought it was quite good, but now
that 1 know that a common, yulgar American woman such
as you likes it, 'm not so sure.”

« | The question: If 1 were the lady's husband, or escort,
: ,what should J] do? Dueling is out, for obvious reasons,
: “Should | ignore the remark? Complain to the hostess?
jteave the premises, taking the lady with me? Call him an
|semannertyowino?Or empty my soup bowl over.his head?
. 4 ar ~"VILEANOVA, PA.

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BOBO UR ACS

" «DEAR VILL: Your question suggests that you are atill
- living in the days when dueling was “in.” Today, women do
not need men to pratect them in social situations.

If I were the lady in question, I would assume that the
-man was either very drunk, an ill-mannered snob, or both.
And I'd have given him the back of my head for ‘the
duration of the dinner. (P.S. Just because a dog ‘barks,
doesn’t mean you have to answer him.)

‘DEAR ABBY: Thanks for the kind words you had for
short people. My husband is short. Years ago, | came upon
one of our sons and his young friend just as the friend
taunted, "My Daddy is tallor than your Daddy!"

Without hatling an eyelash, our son replied, “My Daddy
is' tall enough." . ,

. Oh, that all short people had the wisdom of that

4-year-old!
CAROLYN R. IN TUCSON, ARIZ.

.. DEAR: CAROLYN: For those who boast that tall ia
better, read Francia Bacon: “Wise nature did never put
her precious jewels inte a garret four stones high.” -

“*« De you wieh you had more friends? For the secret of
“popularity, get Abby’s new booklet: “How To Be Popular;
You're Never Too Young or Too Old.” Send $t with a long,
aclf-addreased, stamped (24 cents) envelepe to Abby, 13
Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. :

-_DEAR ABBY: You aren'L going to believe Lhis, but my
a husband has been eligible for Social Security far two years,
and he has yet to collect a dime of it!

Why? He says that as long as he's able to work, he
doesn't. feel justified in taking money from the
government. 1 Uhink he's crazy. What do you think?

MOREY'S WIFE

DEAR WarE: Social Security isn’t exactly “welfare”
from the government, Since the mid-'30s working people
i have kicked in part of every paycheck in order to build up
iq “wome retirementincome. Your husband is entitled to do as
he wishes, but he'a also entitled to the money.

P.S. A person whe earns more than $4,000 a year at his
job must return $1 of Social Security for every $2 he
‘earns above, $4,000. . .

DEAR ABBY: [ know you will find uhis hard to believe,
bul every word ‘of it is true:

‘There is an elderly gentleman (about 85)living in a small
single room in a local hotel. This man‘has married children
and grandchildren in town who hardly look at him.

Ne eun't dress himself or bathe’ very well, and his
eyesight is fuiling, so the maids help him. {The maids take
i hetler care of him than his own family.) , :

- Several months ogo, a maid found him on the bathroom

floor. Ele hod falten the night before.and couldn't get up, 30

he just lay there, cold and shivering, all night. .

1)”, He eaty only once a day on a tray sent to his room, and

- “that's usually catmeal and coffee. On Sundays the kitchen

is closed, so he doesn’t eat fram Saturday until Monday

niorning. mo, . .

7 ~ {low chin peoplehe 40 heartless? Today is ‘Sunday, and

f ‘believe me, Abby, my appetite ig gane just thinking about
pylected man. ;

that poor, old, negle FEELING SAD

1

, DEAR SAD: If you really want to help, why don't YOU

‘luek in on the old gentleman? (You don't have to be: a,

‘relative to extend a kindness.) . .
ce Writing to me without a clue on to who YOU are, who
‘TE i, or even the city in which he lives, is futile. And your
lous oF uppetile won't help him much, either.

DEAR ABBY: | om a Li-year-chl girl who has just
“slarled lo date. | am going Lo ask you a question | have
asked many. athers; 7 hive never been able lo pet a
sbraight answer from anyone. = .

- Whence girl reilly tikes o fellow, and they are alune
“together, nuturally they are going lo make oul some. But

: how far should a girl go?

=| answer. A boy who has genulne affection for a

DEAR JUST: The limits of self-respect will provide the
w

never do anything that will degrade her or make her feel
ashamed, Courtship is preparation for marriage; aak any

date. And if he's honest, youll have an honest answer.

JUST ME IN PLAINS, GA. THE TERRACE REDS .
| SHARP SHOP

boy how far he would like the girl he marries to go on a a

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PRESIDENT GRANT'S RICE PUDDING

eggs, separated

cups milk
cup sugar

Fes SVN awa,

teaspoon salt
Lemon Sauce*

tablespoon butter or margarine
cups hot cooked rice -. ,

cups half-and-half (cream and milk)

tablespoon grated lemon peel
teaspoon vanilla extract

~

Stir butter into rice. Beat yolks and add haif-
and-half, milk, sugar, lemon peel, vanilla, and
salt. Foid in egg whites which have been beat-
en. until stiff but not dry. Turn into a buttered
shallow 2-quart baking dish. Set In pan of hot
water. Bake at 350° for 1 hour or until knife:in-
serted near center comes out clean: Serve

warm with Lemon Sauce*. Makes 8 servings.

. “LEMON SAUCE

% | cup sugar ;

1 tablespoon comstarch

%  teaspoonsalt —

1s cup bolling water .
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
1 tablespoon grated lemon peel
3. _— tablespoons lemon Juice

Combine sugar, cornstarch, and salt. Stir in
water gradually. Cook, stirring constantly,
about 5 minutes, Blend in remaining ingre-

dients..

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In Rome, generals sent home messages of their victories

—,_

In Burma it was believed
goat eating the sun.

Your Individual
Horoscope

FOR TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1978
What kind of day will
tomorrow be? To find out what
the stars say, read the forecast
given for your birth Sign.

aw aw. 29 MS

(Mar. 21 to Apr. 2

_ You should make fairly good
headway inmost endeavors, but
don't go off on tangents and
scatter energies. Either could

atte best efforts.
AURUS -
(Apr. 21 to May 21) Oca?
Branch out to some extent.
Realize your limitations,
however, so you won't
overreach your mark. Some
complexities possible. -
GEMINI
(May 22 to June 21) —
Curb emotions and a tendency |
toward eccentricity. Tighten
reins on spending, but don't.
- scrimp unwisely and lose out in.

the long run.
CANCER : .
‘{ June 22 to July 23) e4
While planetary influences
are not inauspicious, there are a
few areas where caution will be
necded. Preparation for new
ventures calls for especially

careful consideration.

LEO
(July 24 to Aug. 23)

This day calls for teamwork,
perhaps. some compromises.
but, in the long run, practical

“concessions will pay off."
VIRGO
(Aug. 24 to Sept, 23)

A splendid day for in-
novations and experimentation
— always a pleasing challenge
to the inventive Virgoan. Don’t
hesitiate to pioneer in new
MRA tn gy
(Sept. 24 to Oct, 23) ESS

Timing important now. Day
calls for deliberation and well-
calculated action, ut da not

wait TOO. long” before making .

mae.

important- decisions.
_ SCORPIO .
(Oct, 24 to Nov, 22)
There's tendency now to be
too pussive, to idle away time,
drift atong indifferently, Rouse
yourself, Don't stall until ex-
ternal agents FORCE you lo

. act,

dl

wh.

SAGITTARIUS

(Nov. 23 to Dee. 21) wg?
* Your enthusiasm, com-
petence and ability to formulate
‘sound programs should help you
to break new ground now bit, as
you progress, give a little extra
attention to domestic matters.

CAPRICORN What

(Dec, 22 to Jan. 20)

Don't abandan a project just.

because someone else may not
be enthusiastic about it, but
listen to their ideas anyway.
There COULD be some angles

- you ‘have overlooked, ty
aa Gin

AQUARTUS
(Jan. 2] to Feb, 19)
Auspicious stellar influences
stimulate your talents. Be
ready to move forward with
enthusiasm and hope. Written
inatters highly favored.
PISCES - th
(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Ey
You will be expected to cope
with some unforeseen situations
now, Handle these bigger
responsibilities willingly and
without fretting. It will pay

YOU BORN TODAY are
numbered:among the world's
most unusual achievers.
Adaptable, ehthusiastic,
generous and extremely ver-
satile along creative lines, there

_ ls practically no area in which
you cannot make- your per-
sonality felt, thus considerably
easing your path lo success. At
heart you are an individualist
and prefer to carry out tasks,
bright ideas and unique
methods alone but, where

. leamwork is necessary, others

can always count on your
cooperation — and love you for
it. Your talents areso many and
your zest for new projects so
constant that you are inclined to
scatter energies, thus slowing
down ultimate accomplish-
ment. Try to stick to one en-
terprise before taking on
anther, Fields in which you
could especially excel: writing,
music, sclence, research,
aviation and exploration. Birth-
date of: Errol Flynn, screen
r.

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