.1 Poetry Corner By Jane Penn He's Making You ' There are things in life we don't understand 1 Our life is fashinoned by the master's hand. ? i Through heartaches and heartbreaks, That's the way the bell tolls. __i Cod is always there, your life he controls. The Lord is working on you, don't you see? He's making you the best you can be. When it lib- ?'* 11ivt juu can i iaKe anymore, remember our Lord, he passed this way before, i Through pain and sufferings, My Lord came, So our broken lives will never be the same. I The Lord is working on you, can't you see? He's making you the best you can be. He's borne our sorrows and carried our grief, In him millions have found sweet relief. Cast all your troubles on him today, Ydur troubles will leave, they won't stay. It takes rain and sunshine, to make a beautiful garden, happy is the one whose sins God have abundantly I pardoned. The Lord is working on you, don't you see? He's making you the best you can be. Tloward TVTbaniels I Love You 1 love you in the morning 1 love you day by day I love you all the time, my dear In, oh so many ways. The way you smile at me, or gently squeeze my hand, Just knowing that you are near me gives me strength to stand. Ann Little , To Love To love is to understand, 4 No matter what the situation: To care for in the time of need To comfort in distress To satisfy whatever the yearning. I've come up short in so many ways. I've failed you daily. Please forgive! Ann Little His Voice It pays to listen to the voice of God. He's often telling us what's needed. Teaching us how to get ahead, and how the devil can be defeated. he sometimes speaks with a tender voice, sometimes it may seem stern. But if we'd only listen, many lessons could be learned. Jayne Penn Submit your poetry to Poetry Corner, the Winston-Salem Chronicle, P.O. Box 3154, Winston-Salem, 27106. We are not responsible for returning submissions.People Keeplnj With The I Jmk / ^m. y: ^ MMr W Rick Am me >?: Cameron Kent NEW8CEN i Weeknlght! ^-WEDWttVT I STARSCOPE WEEK OF: FEBRUARY 16. 1984 AQUARIUS ? January 21-February 19 Sensitive family matters dominate your time do your best to solve them by Monday Caution is keyword, check for potential household hazards and correct them effectively PISCES ? February! 20-March 20 A week in which you meet several interesting people, each with a different point of view Cultural activities are highlighted Volunteer projects can boost your confidence ARIES - March 21-Aprtl 20 Financial picture improves, thanks to your commonsense approach -^and a minor windfall Surprise news seems uneventful. buT read between lines Friends resist your best ideas TAURUS - April 21-May 22 Use leisure time constructively, organizing upcoming travel plans or taking on medium-sized repair tasks Relatives are unexpectedly blunt about money matters GEMINI - May 23-June 21 You re in the limelight, and the week ends with an increase in your overall status Be careful about making loans to people whom you really don t know as well as you think A a ^^ cnin.cn ? June M-JUiy cl Charisma is strong and helps you survive some minor crises in the neighborhood Romance shows its sentimental side, but don't ignore the practical matters at hand LEO ? July 23-August 22 Emphasis is on education and travel, possibly in tandem Self-image is strong and you do well at interviews or on the stage Misunderstand ings are scattered through the weekend VIRGO ? August 23-September 22 In any relationship ? romantic, professional ? the accent is on ingenuity Friendship with Aries or Leo can be struck this week Battle with bureaucracy is won by Wednesday LIBRA ? September 23-October 22 Extended obligations come to a happy conclusion and the week is marked by a series of new beginnings Indications of improved lifestyle change begin to appear SCORPIO ? October 23-November 21 . Steady financial gains are enhanced by unexpected travel opportunities In romance, key is to appeal to partner's sentimental side ? which isn't as simple a task as you think SAGITTARIUS - November 22-December 22 A transition period, in which priorities are shifting and friendships undergo reevaluation Watch out for self-indulgent streak which can play havoc with diet or budget CAPRICORN ? December 23*January 20 Financial progress is offset by unexpectedly high costs Nostalgic period may find you tracking down old friends, returning to favorite haunts, rummaging through albums BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK Friendly as you are. you know how to keep your distance You're willing to lend a hand and you're an optimist Sometimes you rebel for the sake of rebelling A more open mind can lead to improved financial status by late autumn, early winter BORN THIS WEEK February 16th. singer Sonny Bono. 17th. actor Alan Bates. 18th. actress Kim Novak; 19th, actor Lee Marvin. 20th. actor Sidney Poitier. 21st. singer Nina Simone. 22nd. actor John Mills f f Unmix the letters in the boxes to form a _ /rVv word. Then circle A, B or C for the correct meaning (or definition). VU/\ 4Correct-Excellent 2Correct-Fair 3 Correct-Good 1-0 Correct-Poor - i.-fs'-a r'h rrfr * *' A SWflWP e FOREST C DESERT" CXjuJ. UJAJLVL 'Pcqcrt, -^AxM^L thL / ^ru^At Jb*t, 2- j a I n 11 |o[g] A DANCE e ACT C SlHG . CjIua. Sdjtm. 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