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‘Crochet with Squares

by LasineW een

_ Breezy or balmy—this jacket
is ideal for all days.

Openwork pineapples add
See-thiu charm ta a jacket that
teams with brief or nosleeve
fashions. Crochet af 3-ply fin-
gering yarn. Pattern 538: sizes
12-18; 38-44 included.
$1.25 for each pattern — cash,
cheque or money order. Add
25g each pattern for first.
class. mail and handling. Send
to: Laura Wheeler, Needlecraft
Dept., (insert name of your
paper), Address (Ont. residents
add 9 sales tax). Print plainly
Pattern Number, Your Name,

Address.

SUPER VALUE-1978 NEEDLE-
CRAFT catalog. 225 designs
to choose from, 3 free inside.
Allcrafts, Knit, Crochet... .75¢
Easy Gifts ‘n’ Ornaments. .$1.50
Pillow Show Offs.......... $1.50
Stuff 'n’ Patt Quilts....... $1.25
Stitch‘n' Patch Quills.....$1.

Fach rate. 3
ifly Fifty Quilts...........
Ripple Crochet............§
Sew & Anit Book..........§
Needlepoint Book.....,...$
Flower Crochet Book.......§
Hairpin Crochet Book......$
Instant Crochet Book......$
Instant Macrame Book...
Instant Money Book.
Complete Gitt Book..
Complete Afghans #14....$1.00
12 Prize Afghans #12........ 75¢

Museum quit Book #2...... ee
15 Quilts for Today #3....... 7
Book of 16 jiffy Rugs........75¢

Your Individual
Horoscope

Add charm to a guest room
or bathroom with novelties.

“Clever bride or hostess gifts,
bazaar sellers! Crochet frog
soap holder, tissue box and
paper cover of rug yarn in two
colors. Pattern 506:
to-follow directions.

$1.25 for each pattern — cash,
cheque or money onder. Add
25¢ each pattern for first:
class mail and handling. Send
to: Laura Wheeler, Needlecraft
Dept, (insert name of your
paped), Address (Ont. residents
add 9¢ sales tax). Print plainly
Pattem Number, Your

Address. ;
SUPER VALUE—1978 NEEDLE-
CRAFT catalog. 225 designs
to choose from. 3 free inside.
Alt crafts, Keit, Crochet...” .75¢

easy:

lame,

Easy Gifts 'n’ Ornaments..$1.50
Pillow Show-fffs.......... 1.50
Stuff ‘n’ Puff Quilts.......$1,25
Stitch “n’ Patch Quilts... ..$1.25
Crochet with Squares......$1.00
Crochet a Wardrobe. ......$1.00
Rifty Fifty Quilts........... 51.00
Ripple Crochet............ 51.00
Sew & Knit Book.......... 125
Needlepoint Baok......... 1,00
Flower Crochet Book. ......51.00
Hairpin Crochet Bock... .. 1.00
instant Crochet Book ...: ..$1.00
Instant Macrame Book.. ..$1.00
lastant Money Book.......$1.00
Complete Gift Book........$1.00
Complete Afghans #14....$1.00
12 Prize Afghans #12........75¢
Book af 16 Quilts #1......... 75¢
Museum Quilt Bock #2...... i
15 Quilts tor Today WB... 7
Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs........ 754

SS Frances Drake

FOR THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 27.1977
ARIES

(Mar, 21 to Apr. 20) WS

A pertod of adjustment. Profit
by experience and study the
methods of successful persons.
Make moves designed to
enhance production, ingure

(apr Zi to May 21) Ata

Mixed influences. Check
impulsive comments, action.
You could step into trouble with
little effort through wrong or
heedless tactics.

GEMINI
(May 22 to June 21)

A day calling for your best
judgment. You could cause
unnecessary misun-
derstandings . by involving
yourself in the affairs of others.
Don't underestimate the
competition, either.

CANCER
(June 22 to July 23) : Ta]

Emphasize your stgbility.
Many will look to you for sup-
port and guidance. Without
overtaxing yourself, give help

wherever you can,
REX

LEO
(July 24 to Aug. 23)

Mixed planetary influences.
Good opportunities For ad-
vancement abound in your area
but you may have to search
them out yourself, Personal
interests highly favored.

VIRGO
(Aug, 24 to Sept, 23) "PS

Workaday routine may seem
more tedious than usual, but
evening activities will more
than make up for it. Look for
exceptionally stimulating hours
with highly congenial con-
panions,

RA
(Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) odb
Be alert to deceptive
elemenis now. Even your
closest friends may be telling

you only half the story. Here's
where your innate per-

. geptivenes and intuition can be

of great help.
SCORPIO
(Oct, 24 to Nov. 22) Thea

This day will be a far better
one than you may anticipate at
first. Be enthusiastic, but not
hurrled; resolute, but not ob-
stinate, You have much to gain.
SAGITTARIUS xighd
(Noy. 23 to Dec. 21)

Group activity highly
Eavored. Stars indicate thatnow
poh for you to make some
ex new contacts.
CAPRICO)

(Dee. 22 Ean, 20) Wi

Give careful thought to
financial affairs — not only
business-wise but where your
personal budget is concerned.
Don'tlet mere whim direct your
purchases.
AQUARTUS ‘tee
(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)

Quite unexpectedly you may
find the solution to a difficult
problem. Another's casual
words could put you on the right
track,

PISCES
(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) HEX

Present conditions may not
warrant the expansion you have
inmind. Go slow if conservative
opposition arises.

YOU BORN TODAY have an
understanding nature, an
analytical mind, are driven by a
motivating force of extreme
idealism, You are religions at
heart yet may be highly un-
conventional and unorthodox in
your behavior at times.
Unusually versatile, there are
many fields in which you could
succeed but, most notably, in
art, Ilterature and psychology;
also inthe law, the theater or as
a top-flight business executive.
You are stongly attracted to
both music and poetry and may
adopt either as an avocation.
Birthdate of: Theodore
Roosevelt, 26th U.S. Pres.;
Dylan Thomas, Welsh poet.

Dentist Could Solve
Her Kissing Problem
By Abigail Van Buren

© 1977 by The Chicago Tribune-N.Y.News Synd, (nc.

DEAR ABBY: I can’t sign my name because I don’t want
to humiliate my husband, but I need some suggestions,

We've been married for 20 years and have a lovely,
family, We've had our ups and downs, but the biggest
problem now is my husband's refusal to brush his teeth.
It’s repulsive.

He'sa heavy smoker, which doesn’t help his breath any,
and he's always having problems with scre gums. He
hasn’t been to a dentist in years, and hia teeth are rotting
away. . ; :

His breath has gotten so bad lately that I told him Ihad a
sore throat and ha could kiss me only on the cheek. Now
he’s complaining that I’ve had the longest “sore throat” in
history, and he's stopped kissing me altogether.

Tlove my husband and would like to kiss him, but that
terrible breath turns me off. ‘

FEELING GUILTY

DEAR FEELING: If you could drag him to a dentist, P'd
be all for it, But a grown man who refuses to clean up hia
act doesn't deserve to be kissed on the lips, so don't feel
guity.

_DEAR ABBY; My boyfriend stood me up last night. He
didn’t call me before work this morning to explain, and
when I called him later, he got mad at me for being mad
at him for standing me up. He said I should have
“understood,”

Tell me, what are the ethics in such a situation?
; STOOD UP

DEAR STOOD UP: Your boyfriend has learned that the
best defense is a strong offense. [t's bad enough that he
stood you up, but if you could reach him by phone later, he
could have reached you by phone to explain.

Lose him, unless you are prepared to “understand” a lot
of other things you can’t understand.

DEAR ABBY: A lady with whom I was well acquainted
passed away last week after a lingering illness, Her family
was well aware of the hopelessness of her condition. The
day after her death, her two teenage daughters were back
in school going about their business as usual, without
showing signs of their logs or sorrow in any way.

Their friends and teachers were shocked at this

‘apparent lack of feeling. Am I wrong to feel that, out of

respect to their mother’s memory, they should have stayed
at home for the one day between her death and her

funeral? .
OLD-FASHIONED

DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: How other people handle
their grief and react to their losses is a very personal
matter. Judge not, lest ye be judged.

For Abby's booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding,”
send 81 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hille,
Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped
(244) envelope. .

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Ducks Untimited (Canada)

CARRYING CAPACITY — As a measure of water-
fowl habitat quality, “carrying capacity” defines
the maximum number of waterfowl which can
be supported in a given area during a given time
period (usually the breeding season). Carrying
capacity, however, depends on many variables
* including limitations of food and nest cover, rela-
tive location of wetlands, interactions between
birds, and the effects of the birds themselves on
their environment. By improving one or more of
these elements, man can often increase the carry-

ing capacity, thus promoting conservation of the
resource. : i:
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HE COACHES THE LOS
ANGELES LAKERS NOW,

“URRY _
WEST

1S REMEMBERED AS .
ONE OF THE FINEST
GBACKCOURT PLAYERS

Al NATIVE OF CHEYLAN,.
W.VA, WEST PACED HIS
TINY SCHOOL TEAM TO.THE
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP, AS
| A COLLEGIAN, HE STARRED
WITH THE W, VA. MOUNTRINEERS:

Ble PLAYED 1 YEARS IN A LAKERS’
UNIFORM, PILING UP 25,192 POINTS..,
Srd BEST IN NBA, HISTORY. JERRY
WAS FANTASTIC IN CLUTCH S/7UA-
TIONS, HIS 8" WINGSPAN, SPEED,
ANB A FINE SHOOTING TOUCH, MADE
WEST 4 SUPERB PERFORMER,