The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-01-10, Page 16Page 4rossroads--January 10, 1.974--
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YOUR HANDWRITING TELLS
,She's not sure
about boyfriend
DOROTHY
ST. JOHN JACKSON
Certified Master
Graphoanalyst
Copley News Service
Dear Dorothy: .
My problem is rne. I have a
boy friend who doesn't want
anyone but me. I like him but
not to the extent that he likes
me. I can't decide- if I would
be happier as a soc}',}l worker
or an elementar *tet acher or
as his wife. He says we could
do something for the world as
a team, but I 'have my doubts.
I think we could be happily
married if we could iron this
out. What do you think? I'm in
college now.
c:c.
Dear C.C.:
When that heavenly flush of.
love consumes. your whole be-
ing, you'll know it. When the
tender trap is sprung, you'll
not be comparing social work
or .torching with marriage.
That small loop on. capital H
wilt plague you as long as you
will let it. It keeps you holding
on to your boy friend simply
because you don't, want any-
one else to have him. You love
being wanted, seen in the up-
swing word endings. .
It is hard enough for you to
gle)„,<9
guide your life into the proper
channel, seen in your weak t
crossing, without giving your
feelings the upper -hand, seen
in your forward slant. The
short d says you want what
you want, and the rigid begin-
ning upstrokes resist any out-
side infringement. These are
the important factors in your
present dilemma. They are
not obvious in your outward
behavior, though,. because
you have them hidden be-
neath a smooth coverup, seen
in the tapering of your m's.
You know exactly what to say
and do, and this only keeps
him wanting you ... more and
more.
You're not really in love.
When you are, you'll know it.
Best you stay in college and
study social sciences. At
least, it would be -safer, at the-,
present time — than mate -
evaluation.
D.J. `
$elected letters will be an-,
swered through this column.
A free handwriting chart of
some common 'basic .,person -
Why traits may be obtained
by writing. to Dorothy St. John
Jackson, Copley News Serv-
ice, in care of this newspaper.
Enclose long, self-addressed,
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CHILD'S PLAY
Paper and plaStiC
make aquarium
By BUROKER &
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A goldfish bowl and` an
oceanarium have one thing in
'common. ",Both are show
places so people .can take
pleasure watching life that
can only survive in a watery
habitat.
Between the extremes of a
place like Marine World,
where whales and dolphins
are housed, to vase -sized
holders forone tiny, tropical
fish, there are innumerable
other types of containers.
Many cities have aquariums
which are actually museums.
These'display only sea, lake
or river creatures. The grow-
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home aquariums are alsor be -
Co ling-
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aquarium picture is now com-
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wall. -
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ACROSS
• 1 - General
agreement
9 - Devastation
10 - Greek dialect
12 - Greek letter
13 - Decay
15 - Snare
17 - Commotion
18 - Adhesive
20 - Significant
time period
21 - Football
position (abb . )
22 - Drench
23 - Girl's name
25 - Erbium (cbem.)
26 - Envoy
28 - Argue
30 - Alcoh..
31 Male nickname
32 - Drudged
36 - Edible tuber
39 - Latin ap'ynu "
40 • Compass
direction (abb . )
41 Exist
42 - Abraham's
birthplace
43 - Man's name
45 - Chair part
47 - Three-fifths of
an onion
48 - Small room
50 - Biblical Judge
51 - Heroic
52 - Prophets
54 - Nostrils
56 - Communication
of any influence
DOWN
1 - Ancient Roman
statesman
2 - Eggs _
3 - Never!
4 To rub
5 - Profited
6 - Thus
7 - Last month
(•)
8 - To father
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11 - Mark of
omission
12 • Of the science
of projectiles'
14 - Bone • .
16 - A soothing
medicine
18 '- ...luck
19 - Day before
6 holiday
22 - Ointment
24 To lessen
27 - Tibetan gazelle
29 - Winglike part
33 - Entices
34 - Printer's unite
35 - Abhor
36 - Improving a
road
37 - Mineral
38 - North African
capitaI city
44 - Man's name
46 - Aluminum
(cherh.)
47 - Unconce*led
49 - Sign of the
Zodiac
5) - Elementar yy Regi-
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53 - Degree of nursing
55 - Sloth
BETTER ENGLISH
By D. C. Williams
i
What iso wrong with each of
these sentencei?
1. After they got home, they
divided up the money a-
mong one another.
2: It is exactly like I told you.
3. She fixed her "hair before
proceeding on to her desti-
nation.
4. There is an old adage that
lends meaning •to this situ-
ation.
5. It is plainly evident that he
is very dissatisfied at con-
ditions.
6. We quarreled some five
- months ago. and since then
our relationship has not
been as pleasant ak\it pre-
- viously was.
What are the correct pronun
rations of these words?
?. Goulash:
8. Coquetry.
9. Facsimile.
10. ' Status.
11. Jocund.
12. Indefatigable.
Which six words in the follow-
ing,group are misspelled?
13. Catastrophe, catachism,
catapult, canasta, canis-
ter, caraffe, pavilion,
medalion, battalion, • cor-
relate, retaliation, creelter;
interrupter, prognostica-
tor, malefactor; malinger-
er, diplomatic, diptheria,
dipsomania, diphthong,
diametrical, plenteous,
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bo4$0o041,.
mountaineer, vo untatri
gondolier, nusketeero
cavalier,
ANSWERS'
1. Say, "After they ARRIV-
ED
RRI 'ED home," omit "up,"
and say, "they dividedthe
money among ErApti"
SELVES." 2, Say, "4t is
JUST AS I told you," or,
"It is EXACTLY AS 1
told you." 3. Say, "She
ARRANGED her hair,"
and omit "Qn." 4. Omit
"old" from this sentence,
since any adage is a say-
ing that' has gained credit
through long use or AGE.
5. omit "plainly," and
say, "very M'U C H dissat-
isfied WITH conditions."
6. Say, "We quarreled
ABOUT five months ago,
and since then our .rela-
tionship has not been SO
pleasant act, it previously
was.."
7. Pronounce goo-lahsh, ac-
cent first syllable. 8. Piro-
nounce koe-keh-tri, accent
first syllable. 9. Pronounce
fack-sim-i=Iee, *Cent se-
cond syllable. 110. Pro-
nounce stay -toss,, and not
"statt - uss, ' sometimes
heard. 11. Pronounce
jock-und. " _ 12. Accent
THIRD syllable, not the
fourth.
13. Catechism, medallion,
creator, diphtheria. face-
tious, gondolier.
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