Page 4 The Nerald, Thursday, November, 15, 979 aay Soul-Saver Iisa Heel By Abigail Van Buren © 1078 by Chicago Tribune-N.¥, Naws Synd. Inc. DEAR ABBY: Last summer I overheard my clergyman talking to 4 young woman who is a member of his congrega- tion. He told her it was all over between them, and that if his wife hadn't been in the hospital it never would have happened. He said they should go an as though nothing had happened. : + I was so shocked I could hardly believe my ears. This minister has done much for the community and is loved and respected by all who know him. He also has a lovely wife and amily. I told my husband about it. He said we all make mistakes and that I should keep quiet because if this ever got out it might hurt the church, Now I can’t even look at that worthless man without thinking what a hypocrite he is to preach “honor and fideli- ty.” I would like to be able to forgive and forget, but I just can't. I have lost all faith in him. What should I do? ; NO NAME, SMALL TOWN DEAR NO NAME: Yeur hugband hao the right attitude. Clergymen are net calnts. They are men with all the frailties men are heir to. Gne swallow does not 2 summer make. Ner does ene transgression make a man “worthless.” Sudge nat, Let the Lord do the judging. DEAR ABBY: My husband is very good-looking and is on the lying side of 50. He doesn't look like the swinging type, but | wouldn't put a thing past him. He gives a rather attrac- tive, youngish divorcee, who works in his office building, a ride home nearly every evening, He doesn't accept any pay, but he does sometimes stop at her apartment for a drink {he says) now and then. He's never more than half an hour late in getting home. Do you think he could be unfaithful to me in half an hour? CAL'S WIFE DEAR WIFE: I don't knew, He's your husband, lady. Could he? DEAR ABBY: A guy who works with us has given up cigarettes, Not SMOKING them—just BUYING them. He has bummed at least one cigarette a day from each of the six guys who work with him, and since he never carries any of his own, there is no chance af getting one back. We can’t say we‘don't have any when he asks, since he | knows we do, but please tell us how to cure him of this ' ghintzy trick? GARY ANDFRANK DEAR G AND F: Next time he aske for a cigarette, offer to SELL him a pach, DEAR ABBY: I read with interest the letter in which a woman physician described her happy sexless marriage. I discovered too late that my lirst wife had a strong aversion to sex. (She thought sex was filthy and disgusting.) Conse- quently, we developed a meaningful mutual interest in bird- watching, music, bowling and tournament bhidaga Vidi ~ We finally found the ultimate solution: DIVORCE, ’ My present wife likes to quote the slogan of the rent-a-car agency that claima, “When you're No. 2, you try harder.” ’ She sure does! HAPPY IN CASA GRANDE DEAR HAPPY: You lucked out. Some folks have to geta famon firat to appreciate a peach. ; ’ » SAGITTARIUS Your Individual Horoscope Frances Drake ———— ARTES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) a m4 A turning point is reached in a relationship. Consult with others about joint in- vestments. Accent harmony rather than differences, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Oar Watch out for upsets at work, A project may have to be aborted. Partners seem worried, but will prosper through your assistance. GEMINI I (May 21 to June 20) Save time for physical fitness. Don’t avoid issues if a romantic interest brings them up. Remove impediments to true love. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) @€} A child or family member could be upset, Find out what’s the matter. You'll help tostraighten out the situation. re Supportive. NER (July 23 to Aug. 22) Local travel is pleasant, You tend to fixed opinions now, but talks with family members will broaden your perspective, if you listen. VIR (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) mph. Financial considerations seem paramount now. It's a favorable time for buying and selling, but avaid frivolous expenditure. ASS. LIBRA (Sept, 23 to Oct. 22) Others will respond to sweetness and affection. Avoid trying to convince with rational arguments. Let in- tuition be your guide. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 23) Mae Behind-thescenes activity serves you well in matters of the heart. Watch career assumptions. Practice self- analysis. : (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21} Bred A busy round of social ac- tivity has both pluses and minuses. Know which of your acquaintances are truly friends. Be astute. , CAPRICORN VW (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) A career twist may work to your advantge.. Don’t make :.. grandiose plans; but consult with friends as to the best way to act. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) a Gi Enjoy social amusement with friends. Consider a change in advisers, but do get proper counsel about a career . matter. Protect capital. PISCES (Feb. 19 to Mar, 20) The emphasis is on taxes, estate matters and joint assets. Talk with those in the know about these things. Revise plans, if necessary. YOU BORN TODAY are a _ natural critic of society and its values. Your greatest success comes with the development of a sense of service and an interest in the larger issues of life. More inclined to the professions than business, you can succeed in art, law, literature, education, “Porgy about me meeting the willowy blonde! | _ jit need the name of one horse," CROSSWORD ' ACROSS Palm. -. %Roman | 2 Furniture 1 Turkish cockatoo bronze designer regiment ‘0 Numerical 4 Reveal 23 Exhibited § Actor suffix 5 Toseparate 24 Very (Fr.) 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