Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 153, Ed. 1 Friday, June 27, 1980 Page: 8 of 14
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-THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Springs, Toxoa, Friday, Juna27,1980.
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4 Injured
5 Cry of
turpriee
6 Sorrows
7 Synthetic
febric
B Insecticide
9 Air
10 Kind of sign
11 Patron sunt
of sailors-
17 A drink of
19 Meke Isce
23 Minced oeth
25 Pot cover
1 18. Roman
4 Morning
8 Native Of
Copenhagen
12 Comedian
Shatton
13 Nautical cry
14 Battle
15 Paet
10 Whirlpool
18 Conference
site. 1945
20 Soed
21 Veer f$p)
22 Birthday
figure
24 Zara
26 Reserve fund
(2 wdsj '
30 Fall lunge
34 Single
35 Actor
37 Singer Martin 28 Dried up
38 Dreadful 29 Chew
40 Mrld expletive 31 Biblical priest
42 By way of
43 Dropsy
45 Dressed in
47 Compass
point
49 Engage
50 12. Roman
53 fox s foot
55 Amme! of
South
Amenc*
59 Non tax paid
liquor
62 Eggs
63 Egyptian deity
64 Finished
65 Wages
66 Secure
67 Kind of gram
68 Ensign (ebbr)
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Answer to Previous Puzzle
32 Reclined
33 Obstruction
36 Once more
39 Printer's
measure (pi.)
__________ 41 Spats
26 Rounded lump 44 Snakes
27 Novelist 48 Genetic
Bsgnold material
51 Tiniest bit
52 Social club
(ebbr)
54 Opera star
56 Roman prelate
57 _"the
Terrible"
58 Beams
maioiiai
48 Burning Bush 60 Compass
50 Christian Point
holiday
61 Mesh
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN)
Polly's
Hi Pointers b,p.,
Statue has termites
By Polly Cramer
POLLY’S PROBLEM
DEAR POLLY — Last fall I bought a statue of a
bone io Mexico It seems to be made of a light-weight
wood and must have termites, because when I dust it
there is always some sawdust on the horse's back and
small boles in it. Do you know how it can be treated? It’s
•o beautiful and I hate to think of it being ruined. -
LORI
INCAR LORI — Do move your statue off the table It is
aa or the wood la the table may be attacked, too. I think
you need to first determine whether or not the piece is
really wood — you teemed to have some doubts.
Do take it to a pest control company so they can
determine what is eating on it. It might be aome other
weed baring insect, bat they can do the proper spraying
and advise you. Termites work from the inside out ana
the damage if often not visible on the outside until a
piece is ready to collapae. — POLLY
DEAR POLLY -
remove
often
I am answering D.J. who wants to
re paint spots from polyester pants. I am an artist and
get oil or acrylic paint spots on my good clothes. I find
rubbing a cream hand cleaner into the paint and letting it stay
overnight and then washing as usual does the trick. I bought
sucb a cleaner at the hardware store. Sometimes the process
has to be repeated but it is most effective, especially when the
spots are fresh. — LEE
Behind the scene
at the local bank
Dear Ann Landers: I’ve seen
many subjects discussed in
your column but this one, never.
It’s a plea on behalf of bank
tellers.
Most people believe we work
from nine until three, and when
the doors close we put on our
coats and go horrite. Not true.
We have paperwork up to our
necks, thousands of dollars to
count, bundle and record. And
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.)
we had better be accurate. But
this isn’t really why I'm
writing. I want to get a message
across to those clowns (Mr. and
Mrs. John Q. Public) who hand
us their money upside-down,
inside-out and backwards.
Please don’t blow smoke in
my face or jabber in an attempt
to make small talk while I am
trying to count your deposit.
And when I ask for iden-
tification before I cash a check,
don’t scream at me and say,
‘‘You know who I am, I come in
here all th< time.” The bank
requires identification.
I’d appreciate it if you
wouldn’t rob me. I get very
upset when anyone points a gun
in my face. Thanks a lot. —
Your Friendly Neighborhood
Bank Teller
Dear Friendly: Here’s your
letter. I’m sure thousands of
fellow tellers around the
country will see some familiar
faces when they read your
letter — and they will silently
bless you for singing “our
song”.
Dear Ann Landers: I just
couldn’t go to sleep before I
responded to “Turned Off in
Kansas”, who complained that
every single man she went out
with felt he had to be “repaid”
for taking a girl to a movie or
dinner.
When confronted with one of
these Bozos, I just look him
straight in the eye and say, “No
way. You don't respect me now
or you wouldn’t suggest such a
thing — so what makes you
think you will respect me in the
morning?”
In most instances I never
hear from them again — which
means I was right and they
were only after one thing. I
have never lost a minute’s sleep
over these creeps. The ones who
call back are interested in good
company. The others aren’t
worth a damn. — Made the
Scene in Virginia
Dear Virginia: Thanks for the
update. Here's a letter that
expresses another interesting
point of view.
Dear Ann Landert: I’d like to
say something to that woman
who complained that most of
the men she dated expected her
to jump in bed as payment for
the movie or supper with wine.
I am a 25-year-old male,
single and doing fairly well in
business. I have taken out
dozens of women these past few
years, and I can tell you that
there are an awful lot of dames
who, after three or four dates,
Saturday, June 28
have questioned my masulinity
because I didn't proposition
them.
The best way to deal with the
problem is to tell the guy right
off how you feel. Outline the
ground rules. And be firm about
it. This approach will be greatly
appreciated by decent men who
don’t want to get mixed up with
loose or crazy ladies.
Please don’t say, “Nuts to all
of them,” and surrender the
singles scene to the sex
maniacs. Men like me need
women like you. — A New
Yorker
Dear New Yorker: Take that
and that — all you females who
keep saying there are no
decent, respectable men
around.
'‘‘•Copyright 1980
Field Enterprises, Inc.
Field Newspaper Syndicate
f...
Your Astrograph
Bermee Bede Osol
cfour
birthday
June 28,1980
Your prospects for the coming
year are promising, but what you
hope to achieve may not come
too quickly. Be patient and
persistent. Don't lose track o(
your established goals.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) This
is one ot those days where it may
seem like everything you want to
do is opposed by others. Back
ott rather than doing battle.
Romance, travel, luck,
resources, possible pitfalls and
career for the coming months
are all discussed in your Astro-
Graph, which begins with your
birthday. Mail $1 for each to
Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio
City Station, N Y. 10019. Be sure
to specify birth date.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may
have a lew more duties and
responsibilities than usual to
FALLFELLOWSH1PS
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
National Endowment for the
Arts is accepting applications
for the fall session of its Fel-
lowship Program.
It says 15 positions will be
available to highly qualified
professionals training for an
arts-adrninistration career —
for a three month period — be-
ginning Sept. 22.
The application deadline for
the fall session is May 12. Each
fellow receives a stipend of $3,-
300 and round-trip air fare.
contend with today. Don't make
them more difficult by having a
wrong attitude.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22)
Misunderstandings could arise
today with friends over finances.
Try to keep them out ot your
monetary affairs and don't get
involved In theirs.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be rea-
sonable regarding goals you set
today If you aim for targets
beyond your capabilities and
then tall short, you could
become very frustrated.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
Don’t read meanings that aren't
there into things others say
today. You’re more sensitive
than usual and could overreact
foolishly.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)
Make a point to live within your
means today. Don't take on any
long-term financial obligations.
They may prove to be too much
for you to handle.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19)
Important one-to-one relation-
ships must be managed with
extreme tact today. This is a very
shaky area for you. Things could
easily go awry.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)Sit
uations where you share respon-
sibilities should not be swept
under the rug today. This could
cause problems for all
concerned. • 1
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
Don’t try to mix business and
pleasure today. Wait for a better
time if you have a proposition
you want to discuss with anoth-
ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be
very careful today how you go
about fulfilling your ambitions.
There's a possibility you could
step on some toes and alienate
allies. ...
TAURUS (April 20-May 10) Oth-
ers will not be too willing to help
you today if you issue commands
instead of gentle requests. Sub-
due impulses to be dictatorial.
GEMINI (May 21-Jon# 20) This is
not a good day to take financial
gambles or to invest in question-
able enterprises. Manage your
resources with wisdom and pru-
dence to avoid losses.
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.)
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