i Page C2-The Chronicle, Thursday, July 5, 1984 Poetry Corner , By Jane Penn v 44A Foolish Thought" A foolish thought 1 entertained But only for a moment. If of death I'd embrace and kiss Would me my family and friends miss? Or would evil follow and haunt my name * and make my family and friends ashamed? Oh, what a fooolish thought to entertain, on God's green earth 1 shall remain. Jayne Penne ? , .-;r~*asg~. ? L. Joy peace, happiness pass it on. Love, kindness, sweet caress pass it on. Pass it on H Pass it on Whatever God gives you, pass it on. Your measure will he more ^ than you ever bargained for. Jayne Penne *, "In the Center of God's Will" In the middle of the circle in the centdr of His will, waiting still for His direction to receive the things he has to give. I must always walk behind Him and never shall I go astray. f I will seek his face forever if I do His will today. 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Teutonic 17. Enthrall . 33. Great 36. language 18. Caliber Lake 37. 18. Forbids 20. God of war 34. Flower 38. 19. Wall 21. Detroit recep(Scot.var.) Tigers, for tacle 40. 21. Small one 35. Subsides drums 24. Mast f |X I3 I* Is I7 I8 UfJmiUiKwiitri 11 ihiiiiwiii 1 ^I9S WR JEdRB nR "SB* ^ . x^-.-rv i-V7?! IM^ PSWS ^ & 17XVT/TT. 2P ce , *re* mmmmmmmrna sssca Srj S=5ls=sa =5 traveler 71 29. Potter s /v clays T*! 555* I'7 30. Greek letter 8:SH 111: 1? 35. Large worm Jl 11 ^ 15 38. Unit Of electrical 1 capacitv ?s?? 39. Valuable ' ^ 39 41. A flavoring 2 43. Guide?int 44. Pauses & DOWN 1. Irish play- T\ W/y'Ti wright /y/^ 2. Window *3 /// Slass VYj * CUM5TANCES, "THE 30SS SUKE CRACKED WOULP SHOW THE WHIP TODAY " OP MALADvKJ! ? . STARSCOPE Clare Aoaawell AQUARIUS ? January 21-February 19 Lots of fun this week ? much of it happening at home, or clc Loved one has cause for celebration ? your encouragemen very much now PISCES ? February 20-March 20 Be cautious signing any dotted lines this week, and general Impulsive moves A curious friend may be prying more than yc ? It may be time to speak out ARIES - March 21-ApriI 20 Emphasis Is on partnership activities, financial or romantic I case, establish ground rules early on Public speaking opportu I 1 - - I . i - ? i?au iu proiessionai aavancemeni TAURUS - April 21May 22 New places and new interests are twin themes of the week one appears surprisingly independent through the weekend pected educational program Is highlighted after Monday GEMINI - May 23-June 21 Being observant can lead to career or other advances. Leisure fers opportunity to explore new Interests Loved ones are please ? make your requests through this period CANCER - June 22-July 22 Overdue acknowledgement or reply arrives this. week, and lnc curt- gwfterelfy W tied up now Romance shows its sentimen Older re+attve/frienrd helps you over academic hurdle LEO ? July 23-August 22 Self-confidence droops and then soars, making you an unpre Leo through the week Investments should not be made on < Small financial windfall may arrive by Tuesday , VIRGO ? August 23-September 22 A let-down feeling may follow the completion of a major task Tuesday you're deep in a new and potentially profitable i Cultural activities are emphasized on weekend. LIBRA r September 23*October 22 A week in which to build upon existing relationships ? not for ing new schemes Partner or colleague benefits from your enc ment. Youngster shows unexpected signs of maturity SCORPIO ? October 23-November 21 Partner is impulsive, eager to act on hunches On the othc your best results are based on logical actions Repair jobs need ? and professional ? attention SAGITTARIUS - November 22-Deccmber 22 Family tensions begin to ease and travel, therefore, can pro' delightful than anticipated There's a new admirer in youi perhaps someone mvich younger than yourself. PAPRirnRN - on Romantic situation begins to stabilize and you understand th tion in which your relationship is headed. Business alliar favored Travel prospects are surprisingly bright BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK You have a broad range of interests, but there's nothing su about you. Learning from the past is something you have lei do well Career prospects expand through the next six i Prestige Is enhanced early In 1985. BORN THIS WEEK July 5th, showman P T Barnum; 6th, host Merv Griffin; 7th Ringo Starr, 8th, actress Kim Darby; 9th, actor Richard Roi 10th, actress Sue Lyon; 11th, actor Tab Hunter \ S5N F*?CTS OF MOROCCO. MMBV \NATWC5 GRIFT FRVOJDS BV \SPRINs to it being honored, t means The final determination of who will receive tickets will be made by a computerized ranHi'dTke ^om se^ett?on process. A coupon with complete instructions on how to purchase n either tickets will appear in daily mty can newspapers simplify the logistics ot Jacksons ticket Loved distribution ? a complex Unex business when ticket requests are likely to number in the millions -- all ticket orders . time of must be fQr four .tickets, no easy to more, no less. Tickets will be sold for a u*-ands -Uniform. Pft t* . taiside haiuttmg ehuigci?.':r launch- 1^ ff( ?UtaSperficiai? POET AT DAYTON. OHIO'S ,medio CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. m HE IS BEST KNOWN FOR HIS1, singer A. MILITANT POEMS jndtree. ft LOVE POEMS C. POEMS IN DIALECT ANSWg ft O mix the letters in the boxes to form a o j. coMtes rd. Then circle A, B or C for the cort meaning (or definition). >re yourself as follows: ft Correct-Excellent 2 Correct-Fair Correct-Good 1-0 Correct-Poor OI L 1 I IK1 < r) B 34 (inches) C. I,ooo(onit> tnjuts rmJLAAuAtL^ YIA1A1 KI K~l B. Rflfr c. 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