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Thinks

She Might
Be a Grandmother
By Abigail Van Buren

©1077 by The Chicago Tribune-N.¥.News Synd, Inc, ;

DEAR ABBY: I'm still in shock from a telephone call I
juat received from a young woman informing me that 1 had
an 18-month-old granddaughter! I was speechless. My on]
child is a 26-year-old college graduate. He's not married,
net living at home, and he works 600 miles away. I see him
only three times a year.

Tphoned him and told him about the disturbing call I had
just received, He calmiy said, “It's possible.” Then he told
me he doesn't see the girl anymore, he's never seen the
baby, and he has no plans to. ;

The baby’s mother says she is 25 and still loves my son,
but they decided a marriage wouldn’t work out. ~

bby, can I be a grandmother if my sone accepts no
responsibility for this child? The young mother invited me
to visit her and aee the baby. .
Will I complicate matters if I go?.
STILL IN SHOCK

DEAR STILL: First, get together with your eon and
find out why he Ia treating the matter so casually. From
what he says, he may not even be the baby's father. Once
his legal and moral obligations in this altuation have been
established, you can decide what role you want to assunte
in it—lf any.’ :

DEAR ABBY: You were to quick to agree with RIPPED
OFF, who complained because a co-worker had bought a
purse for a fellow worker as a gift from the office gang, and
claimed it cost $21, RIPPED OFF later learned that the
purse had been marked 616.08! .

Consider these figures, Abby:

6 pe

Ft card

Totabe..-621.00 oe -
This doesn't Include the time spent shopping or the cost
of transportation. And the poor woman proba

her lunch to boot.

This should serve as a warning
group: Get receipts for ever

fancy gift wrap

ly skipped
ing to others who shop for a
NO RIP OFF

DEAR NO: You're right. I shot from the hip on that one.
Rip off my epaulets and demote me to buck private.

DEAR ABBY; My heart aches today for my 14-year-old
‘daughter who went to a school dance last evening and
wasn't asked to danca one dance,

When her older brother was her age, and popular with

the crowd, I always encouraged

not-so-popular girls

tp dance,
much it could mean to a girl w:

him to ask the
‘impressing upon him how
o migitt’ not otherwise

receive one invitation to dance during the entire evening,
I was proud that he followed my advice. I wish other
mothers would tell their sons the same thing. Will you help

spread the word, Abby? It could mean so much to the gir’

DEAR MOTHER: You

la,
ACHING MOTHER

bet I will, An ounce of

thoughtfulness can ease a ton of heartache.

Your Individual
Horoscope

Frances Drake

FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1977

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

ARIES

(Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) eS
A mixed day. Job associates

are in tune with your efforts

right now, but you can expect

without picture. Subject to
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advance, TAURUS

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are aware of every angle.
Births 5.50 GEMINI L
Engagements 5.50. (May 22 to June 21)
Marrlages 5.50 " A new work assignment may
Deaths 5.50 seem difficult to carry out, but a
Funerals 5.50 comprehensive discussion with
Cards of Thanks 5.50 close assoclatea will produce
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England (CP) — A three-
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Norfolk town was unhirt
after a 20-mile trip under
the hood of his owner's
car.

CANCER

(June 2 to duly 23) SED
This day should bring new

zest ints your life, Both personal

and business matters goverried

by generous influences. Do

make the most of itt

ey 24 to-Aug. 23) Nesz

One of your top days for at-
talnment, but strengthen
present status before tackling
new ventures, Use that ex-
traordinarlly good judgment of
yours.

VIRGO
(Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) mp Sy

A good day for occupational
matters. You may get some
information you have been
seeking for some time. Don't

make decisions hastily,
however.

(Sept. 24 to Oct. 23)

A personal matter may need
some extra attention now.
However, do not neglect job or
business interests. It may be a
crowded day, but you can

handle it.
Mie

SCORPIO

(Oct. 24 to Nov. 22)
Confidential findings should

be carefully guarded. Tone

down your wsual valubility,
Streas discretion and foresight.

SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) ght

Avoid a tendency toward
vehemence, emotional out-
bursts generally, Be steadfast
where you know you should,
keen to hear all views: There

May be some gems among

them.
CAPRICORN

(Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Wie?
It may be exciting to think
about doing something ‘‘dif-
ferent,”” but be careful of
negligence or “cutting corners”
in handling present obligations,
AQUARIUS mee
(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)

ship, project. Tackle difficult
altuations with confidence,

PISCES
(Feb; 20 to Mar. 20) KE

You can mold this day largely
as you will, Fine stellar in
fluences should help you out in
extracurricular actlylties —
expecially if they are of a
creative nature.

YOU BORN TODAY are
endowed with ‘a truly brilliant
Intellect and, belng highly
imaginative as well, could
make a huge success in any of
the arts. Unilke most Sagit-
tarians, business does not ap
peal to you especially but, in
addition to your creative
abilities, you have acientifle and
mechanical skills; could
‘become a: highly successful
electrical engineer, for In-
stance. You have 4 penchant for
higher learning, sre ambitious
and willing to work hard to
achieve your lofty goals, On the
personal side, you are a
delightful conversationallst, an
amiable companion and
generous to a fault. Birthdate
of: William Blake, poet, mystic,
painter; Artur Rubenstein,
planist-composer: Brooks
Atkinson, drama critic.

Too fat? Too

thin? Too tired?

Too often? Do .
something for ;
somebody...

Your body!

‘Fitnessle tin.
Trysome,

a) | .

THE HERALD, Monday, November 28, 1977, PAGE 7?

ON THE LIGHTER SIDE

THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN

BEAT THAT.
CORNBALL?

Mexico | Ole a

FLASH - Mexican food
increases in popularity daily
in Canada. °

As everyone knows, foods
and’ food tastes change
periodically, One year is will
be German, another
Cantonese. or French.
Currently the interest and
emphasis is on Mexican
cuisine, and what an impact
Mexican food is having! Asa
result of travel to Mexico,
Southern California and
Texas increasing, consumers
teturn home with a desire to
prepare Mexican food in
thelrown kitcliens. —

One of the best known and
best liked Mexican foods is
Tacos. A Taco shell is a
cornmeal tortilla which when
fried becomes crisp, and is
folded and shaped into an
envelope-like shell and thus,
they are called the ‘Mexican
Sandwich’’. Tacos are
usually the first Mexican
food pecple taste.

Lawry’s Foods of Canada
Ltd. have been in the
Mexican food business for
several years. Recently we
have introduced a new

addition to this fine line of
boxed food products. This
new one is called “TACO
TRIO” - including !0 Taco
Shells, 1 package Taco
‘Seasoning Mix and 2 fail
pouches of liquid Mexican

‘Sauce. The Taco Shelts are
enriched with iron, niacin,

riboflavin and thiamine.
Lawry's Taco Seasoning Mix
blends onions, cumin,
paprika, oregano, garlic and
chilies. The Mexican Sauce is
.@ seasoned tomato sauce,
Available nationally in most
supermarkets,‘ retailing at a
suggested $1.39 per box, -

To prepare a basic Taco:
Place about 3 tablespoons of
hot seasoned ground becf
mixture in each shell, top
with shredded lettuce and
grated Cheddar Cheese. Top
with some of the Mexican
Sauce.

To prepare adeluxe Taco:

As above but include a
tomato wedge, a couple of
slices of avocado, and some
chopped onion. Some people
then have the ‘‘courage” to
add. a spoonful. of sour
cream. The reason I ‘say
“courage”, is: because now
the fun begins. When eating a
Taco, you need a sense of
humour and adventure. Open

. up wide, take a big bite, try

to get some of each flavour -
crisp shell, _ hot. . seasoned
meat, cold lettuce, smooth
mellow cheese, etc. .

A recipe which recently
came to my attention called
SUPPER NACHOS is an
interesting variation using the
Taco Shells, Taco Seasonifg
Mix and Mexican Sauce. This
recipe can be used as a new
appetizer idea for pre-
Christmas entertaining or as
a dinner for four on a cold
wintery evening. Very easy,
very different, very Mexican!

Prepare Lawry’s Taco
Seasoning Mix according to
basic directions. You will
have about 2 cups total.

Supper Nachos
i-16 oz. can refried beans or
1-14 oz. can kidney beans,
mashed -
i/2 cup finely diced anion
2 cups Lawry's Taco Meat

Diced green chiles, optional:

i cup grated Cheddar Cheese
Tortilla Chips, or Lawry's
Taco Shells, broken in
bite-sized pieces

Garnishes:

Avocado slices or guacamole

Dairy Sour Cream

Chopped green onion, -
including tops —

Chopped tamato

Sliced ripe olives

Mexican Sauce

In the bottom of a 10x8-
inch shallow oven-proof
serving dish, spread the
refried beans or baked beans,
Sprinkle onions over beans
arid top with Taco Meat and
diced green chiles, if desired.
(NOTE: May be assembled
and refrigerated at this
point). Bake, uncovered, in
a 400 degree F. oven 15
minutes; sprinkle grated
cheese on top and continue
baking 5 minutes or until
cheese melts. Remove from
oven and tuck tortilla or taco
chips around edges. Garnish
asdesired, —

Makes 4 main dish servings
or 8 to 12 appetizer servings.

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captivated-when Kojak
manhandles a mugger on
television, but a
university study suggests
children will not imitate
TV violence unless it is
relnforced,

Some television critics
say the television diet of
shootings and beatings is
harmful to children, The
lawyer for Ronny Za-
mora, a 15-year-old
Florida boy convicted of
murder, says the teen-
ager was driven insane
and committed the crime
because of television
violence.

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New Mexico Highlands
University psychologist
indicates other factors
must be present before
TV will make a child
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