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GRAVES FIREPLACES, INC. —Distributors of Energy Savings Products — Comer Hwy 20& Aaron Sosbecßd. OPEN MON - FRI QQ7 0701 4‘/i miles VC. of Cummin)! 8-5 OO / “vF / Vf A —— —— You are invited to a 'Celebration in Qlde Gumming" Saturday, June 30, 1990 6:00 P.M. 113 Main Street $25.00 per person Proceeds go to Cumming-Forsyth County Physicians Association Legal Defense fund ■ s Sponsored fey Caisbratian in Qlde Cumming Committee Barbecue • Country Music • Silent Auction • Casual Dress Name_ Telephone Please reserve tickets at $25.00 Bach. Accept my regrets and my donation. Please make checks payable to 'Celebration in Olde Cumming". Please respond by Jana 22,1990. Celebration Wilma Moore P.0.80x 1097 Eddie Canon 887-1732 Cumming, GA 30130 781 ~ 2032 REAL ESTATE FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY! 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By Isaac Miller 64 Way out 65 Fencers' swords 66 Russian "no" 1 Challenge 2 Famous British school 3 Telephone part 4 Choice 5 Becomes less stern 6 French friend 7 Little bites 6 Lanchester and Maxwell 9 Without sight 10 Quintupled 11 "A apple": 2 wds 12 Religious group 13 Golf peg 19 Little brook 21 Frog's sound 24 Space movie genre 26 Postpone indefinitely 27 Synthetic fabric 28 Author Bret 30 Sleeping tot’s visitor: 2 wds 31 Singer Lena 32 Cancels editorial changes 35 Middays 38 Like a good alibi 40 Blazing 42 Personal cleanliness 43 Singer Fender and others 46 Spiritual adviser 46 Lemon-like fruit 50 Establish: 2 wds 52 Practical joke 53 The "A" in ABM 54 Ceremony 56 fixe (obsession) 57 Bird's home 56 Foot part 59 Summer Fr Solution on page 6B Felony conviction is no life sentence to failure DEAR ABBY: “Concerned Mother” wrote to say that her 21-year-old son was facing a felony conviction for buy ing some electronic equipment that turned out to be stolen. She said, “He thinks if he’s convicted he’ll be brand ed a failure, and his life will be ruined because nobody hires a felon.” Then she asked if there were any convicted felons who had turned their lives around and become successful. Here’s my story: In my early 20s, I was convicted of delivering a controlled substance (marijuana). I was not a dealer; I did it as a favor to a co-worker. It was the only time I had ever done such a thing. It was a grave mistake -1 was guilty of a felony - but I lived through it, and will soon complete a 10-year probated sentence. I was depressed and felt like a failure at 24 until a friend told me that he believed in me, but in or der to succeed, I had to believe in myself and pull myself up by my boot Horoscope ARIES(Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Dealings with those in high position is favored now. Negotiate a business deal or ask for a raise. You’ll have luck now in bringing a project to a successful conclusion. TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) You may make a decision today about an educational concern. You’re good at getting your ideas across and also work well with others. Meet with advisers. GEMINI(May 21 to June 20) Self-discipline brings you gains on the job. You’ll have a private chat about a financial matter today. Book keeping, investments and research are favored now. Time with my grandson is important to both of us... And, so is his future. My grandfather taught me at an early age how important it is to save for tomorrow. “You never know,” he always said, “what your life may bring.” He made me understand that by planning for future needs, he had more time to en joy the present...particularly fishing with his grandson. Now I am a grandfather, and it is up to me to pass on to my grandchildren the importance of financial planning. That’s why, like my grandfather, I have my Savings Account at Home Federal. The folks at Home Federal helped me to design a savings program that is easy to follow. Their rates are competitive and I always feel like they have my best interests in mind. I feel good about saving for my future at Home Federal. Now, the only thing my grandson and I have to worry about is finding the best spots to fish. LCNOEM r _ am I Dear I Abby m* LspiJ 1 ' m\ straps. And that’s exactly what I did. I sent out resumes and had many interviews in search of a job that paid better than minimum wages. I got many polite turndowns when my con viction was discussed, but I never let it get me down. I finally got a job and worked my way up the corporate lad der. I’ve proven myself to be a valu able employee and refused to let one mistake ruin my life. I continue to grow because I believe in myself. To day, this convicted felon is a very suc cessful businessman. I’ll close with some inspirational CANCER(June 21 to July 22) You’ll shine at a group function now. Conversations with friends are stimulating and lively. You’ll be glad to share a responsibility with a partner. LEOtJuly 23 to Aug. 22) You may assume some extra duties on the job today. Efficiency and good thinking bring you progress now. It’s a good time to present new proposals to those in authority. VIRGOfAug. 23 to Sept. 22) An acquaintance from your past fig ures prominently in your life today. It’s a good time to meet with a child’s teacher. Creative types have luck in promoting their talents. Come On Home. lb Family Banking At Its Best. / 19HnnjdF' *4 -' f J&mA HyraHji M s ■" *» fib'*'' ■ FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS-SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1990- words from Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s: ‘Press on; nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. ‘Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent “Genius will not; unrewarded ge nius is almost a proverb. 'Education will not; the world is ftill of educated derelicts. “Persistence and determination alone aye omnipotent” - NO NAME, NO CITY. NO STATE, PLEASE DEAR NO NAME: I was over whelmed with success stories from convicted felons. Read on: FROM ARIZONA: What constitutes success? Is it a high school dropout who got his G.E.D. two years later? I did that Is it a man who went to pri son twice, and 18 years later earned a presiden tial pardon and became a police offi cer? I did that Is it a man who married a wonderful LIBRA(Sept 23 to Oct 22) You’ll be making some important domestic decisions today. Meetings with bankers and real estate people are favored. Putting your house in or der is your main priority for today. SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) It’s a good day to make important phone calls and to engage in serious study. Partners are on the same wave length now and are in agreement about future plans. SAGITTARIUStNov 22 to Dec. 21) You’ll come up with some new mon ey making ideas today. You’ll be pleased with what you accomplish on your job. Be sure to stay on top of woman and raised five great children - no drugs, no jail, no problems? I did that I’ll always be an ex-con, but I don’t have to be a failure - SUCCESSFUL FROM OKLAHOMA: At the age of 18,1 was convicted of murder (armed robbery) and spent 15 years in prison. I learned a trade in prison and now I’m one of the best electricians any where. People do hire felons. But they don’t hire quitters. Today I own my own business and I made $125,000 last year. - A FELON BUT NOT A FAILURE Everything you’ll need to know about planning a wedding can be found in Abby’s booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding. ” To order, send a long, business-size, self-ad dressed envelope, plus check or mon ey order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O Box 447, Mount Morris, 111. 61054 (Postage is included.) current financial obligations. CAPRICORN(Dec 22 to Jan. 19) You and a child understand each other very well now. You’re serious today and also creatively inclined. Many pieces of your puzzle begin to fit Things go your way. AQUARIUSiJan 20 to Feb. 18) You’ll want some time now for your self to tackle a project that’s dear to your heart You have the support of family members. PISCESiFeb. 19 to Mar. 20) It s easy to reach agreements with others now. A friend asks you to help out in some way or you may be taking on a duty in connection with a group activity. HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK OF GEORGIA Cumming 601 Tri-County Plaza 887-6134 577-6387 (Atl. #) . PAGE 5B