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The plugger hair dryer.
Praise gives kids the confidence to be winners
DEAR ARBY: I am a teacher you can soar until you spread
with more than 25 years invest- your wings.” How true,
ed in the lives of young people. 1 —
You stress that parents need to I DEAR ABBY: My husband and
provide their children with sex Abigail I j both have full-time jobs,
education because this is what Van Bitten Whenever 1 suggest that he help
will help them the most to out more, his reply is always, “I
make informed choices May I Iff d<> whal I tan ”
present some pearls of wisdom Abby jf j bad att j tu< j e our
from my experience and observations in working dog would be five years dead and the two cats
with youth? multiplied to 400. The roof would have caved in
Do all that you possibly can to help your chil- on all the dust bunnies, a sink of dirty dishes and
dren feel successful. Be their greatest fans. matching orange crates. Food in the refrigerator
Encourage them to participate in activities that would be green and moldy with no way to cook
challenge and enrich them. it because of a broken stove. Utility companies
Be generous with praise, both for efforts and would have turned off the power but we’d still
accomplishments. Take time to write them spe- get a breeze through tire broken window,
cial notes and look for cards to give them that Children’s services would have arrested us for
contain messages of love and pride. I still trea- neglect, I’d still be wearing my college
sure the note my mother wrote to me when she wardrobe, and my smile would reveal no teeth,
felt she had neglected to acknowledge my hard- I’ve decided to throw myself a party. I’m
working efforts. inviting the veterinarian, roofer, appliance sales-
Do things together. Hug them. Hug them man, landscaper, but not my husband. He is
again. The care and effort you extend to your finally going to have to do something like
children, in helping them build strong self- call an attorney. Sadly, however, he won’t be left
esteem, will generate huge dividends in the form regretting his lack of familial duty. His mother
of healthy, wholesome choices when they will rescue her “baby boy” again,
become teen-agers and young adults. Women: Take a lesson from someone who’s
1 can still hear my 30-year-old nephew telling been there. Find out just what it is he can do
us that as a child he always felt like a “good per- before buying a wedding dress!
son” because we always told them what good FINALLY FREE
kids they were. He became a teacher. DEAR FINALLY FREE: I am reminded of that
STILL TEACHING AND TELLING old song, “h’s So Nice to Have a Man Around
THEM THEY’RE TERRIFIC the House.” I’m sorry that yours failed to live up
DEAR STILL TEACHING: Thank you for a to your expectations,
terrific letter. I hope parents will take your mes- In fairness, women should not automatically
sage to heart. I was touched by the notepaper expect men to fix a roof or a cat. However, if
upon which your letter was written. Printed on it necessary, they should be able to call someone
was: “Goals. No one can predict to what heights who can, and schedule an appointment.
Joyce Jillson
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(September 8). Ahead is an
excellent year for personal
growth, as reflected in a bur
geoning bank account. By the
end of the month you and a
sweetheart are firmly commit
ted. Windfalls linked to distant
relatives will also warm the
winter months. Seek Aries and
Capricorn as partners in love or
money. Exclusive deals will be
offered to you Your lucky num
bers are: 3,5, 28, 31 and 9.
ARIES (March 21-April 19).
Unrestrained expression will
lead to an important decision.
Older family members may
play favorites, but you’ll come
out on top; just be low-key and
sensitive to the needs of others.
Raise the stakes in a relation
ship.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).
You are paid handsomely for
closing a deal. Handle unfin
ished business before it resur
faces as a problem. Singles find
exotic loves in mundane
locales. Your loved one may get
jealous, but you should feel
flattered.
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Under the stars ’ gaze
GEMINI (May2l-June 21).
Take an authoritative lone at
home, and watch the tables
turn. Exchange numbers with a
workout partner; valuable busi
ness connections will come
from this person down the line.
Avenues for extra income will
open up to you.
CANCER (June 22-July 22).
Call on your patience, and a
loved one will make decisions
quickly. Match a mate’s enthu
siasm for a new project or else
you’ll find yourself in an awk
ward position later.
Correspondence with an elderly
person is lucky.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). A
fresh face on the job awakens
old ambitions. Revealing your
domestic talent to a new love
puls the gears in motion; work
toward commitment. Dealings
with your partner take on a dra
matic twist when a third party
gels involved.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
Your perspective is greatly
altered by a cosmic conversa
tion with a friend. Wait for
more specific directions before
taking any serious action; you’ll
have to redo everything other
wise! Sweethearts are unusually
competitive!
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23). A
varied schedule helps you come
up with winning business ideas.
Repetition insures your com
munication with a hard-to-reach
party. Take a family member’s
comments with a grain of salt;
success is the best reyenge!
SCORPIO (Ort. 24-Nov. 21).
Enjoy increased luck with intri
cate relationship puzzles. A
refreshing action comes to the
romantic front. When looking
for love, Aquarius and Leo are
great places to start. A good
friend is worth having.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
21). Your project finally gets a
blast of creative energy, ensur
ing success. A lover’s win alters
your lifestyle and financial pos
sibilities. The picture gets clear
er tonight when unrealistic
offers drop by the wayside.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19). Make your career goals
known to a large number of
people, and they are twice as
likely to come to fruition. A
new romantic policy should be
adopted. Be polite, But firm
with an associate who acts too
familiar with you.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18).
Love lights up your life in
unexpected ways. It's time to
claim happiness without guilt.
Offers are lucrative, but a little
out of your field of expertise.
Accept anyhow, since you'll be
sure to find lots of help along
the way.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20).
You are encouraged to pursue
creative talents and should take
this seriously. Commitments in
love are not what you seek, but
others actively seek them from
you. You go far by challenging
your own self-discipline.