Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 129, Ed. 1 Friday, May 30, 1980 Page: 3 of 14
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THE NEWS-TELECRAM, Sulphur Springs, Texas, Friday, May 30,1980—3.
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37 Milk protein
38 Colleen
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44 Leases
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POLLY S POINTERS
Polly Cramer
Tile is turning dark
By Polly Cramer
POLLY'S PROBLEM
DEAR POLLY — We have white vinyl tile in our
bathroom and where the tiles join it has turned dark and
really looks bad. I would like to know what to do. Also, I
have a hammered aluminium kettle that has gotten
dark on the outside and I would like help with that as
well. - BESS
DEAR BESS — I talked with three installers of vinyl
tile and none knew an answer to your question. One did
suggest that you might try a vinyl cleaner. My white
vinyl floors are made of 12-inch squares and where they
join there is a hairline that is dark. I had never been
conscious of this until I read your letter and wonder if
yours is the same.
Soap and water should keep hammered aluminum
nice and shiny but if it darkens from tarnish a soap-
filled steel wool pad should brighten it. — POLLY
With prices on everything so high 1 try to
;ible. I
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DEAR POLLY
save in every way possible I trim my four boys' hair in
between haircuts by the barber and that really helps. It is not
too hard to do it this way as I am not good enough to do it all
the time.
I try to keep cleaned carrots around for snacks and they are
healthier and cheaper but I usually cannot keep up with the
demand
When I really do not want to spend money I throw out any
advertisements as they come and when I do go to the store
and am low on money I only take along enough for what I
have to buy, leave my credit cards at home and then cannot be
tempted. After reading about so many getting mugged and
having their purses snatched I find it best to carry money in
- MRS
1.
pocket or put my shoulder bag under my coat
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DEAR POLLY — Dogs avoid my plastic garbage cans since
I started spraying them generously with a strong solution of
ammonia and water. — E.B
coui
Polly will send you one of her signed thank-you newspaper
upon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer. Peeve or
Problem in her column. Write Polly’s Pointers in care of this
newspaper
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN)
Wildlife fund group sets
sights on game poachers
GENEVA, Switzerland (AP)
— The World Wildlife Fund says
it has begun a campaign
against poachers threatening to
wipe out the rhino and elephant
herds of Zambia.
The Fund said Thursday that
some 1,200 black rhinos —
among the world’s largest
single rhino populations — and
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Dear Ann Landers: Please
tell me if the whole world is
having a mass nervous break-
down, or am I the one who is
losing my mind'’ I read in the
Las Vegas Sun that the
residents of Beatty, Nev., got
together and gave a benefit to
raise money to help rebuild a
house of prostitution that
burned dawn. Their goal was
$5,000.
It seems the madam is a'very
popular woman. Every year she
buys a full-page ad in the Beatty
high school annual. She has
helped purchase band uniforms
for the students and donates
money to the volunteer fire
department.
What I cannot understand is
how this dame gets away with
it. isn’t prostitution against the
law in our country? Everyone I
have mentioned this to thinks
it’s funny. My husband (and
this really burned me up) said,
“Madam What’s-’er-Name
must be quite a gal. I’d love to
meet her some time.’’ What are
the facts, Ann? — Shocked, Mad
And Needing Answers
Dear Shocked, Mad, Etc.:
Prostitution is legal in some
counties in Nevada and the
madam lives in one of those
counties. Since she is operating
a legitimate businass (for
which, obviously, there is some
demand) and she se&ns like a
big-hearted soul, I think it’s
rather sweet that the town-
speople are giving her a hand.
Dear Ann Landers: I am
waging a secret war with
cigarette smokers and using
any and all methods to get even.
There is qo point in trying to
distourage smokers. They are a
crazy breed Of addicts, and
we'd better face it. I once told a
man who was puffing away in
an elevator that 1 was allergic
to cigarette smoke, and he said,
‘ That’s tough.”
No one in my office is aware
that I despise people who
smoke, so I strike back
secretly. I have slashed tires in
the parking lot behind our office
building, broken car windows
and made obscene phone calls
in the middle of the night.
I agree, smoke is ambient and
smokers have a right to the air
space around them. However,
with the same logic, I could put
a dead fish in my desk drawer
-Ann
Landers
Your
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Berntce Bede Osol
about 55,000 elephants were the
chief targets of the poachers,
armed with AK-47 automatic
rifles and other sophisticated
weapons.
A spokesman said that with
help from the Fund and private
donors, Zambian authorities
had begun to . combat the
poaching industry by doubling
the number of wildlife guards.
Saturday, May 31
■Acfour
^‘Birthday
May 31,1900
Be alert this ’coming year for
opportunities that could provide
a second source of income.
Don't jump into anything impul-
sively, but keep searching for
profitable situations
GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20)
Should you find yourself in a bad
financial situation today, don't
let fear dominate your thinking.
Time is your ally Improvement
will come as the day progresses
Romance, travel, luck,
resources, possible pitfalls and
career tor the coming months
are all discussed in your Astro-
Graph Letter, 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.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be
prepared in your one-to-one
relationships to make small con-
cessions in order to gain larger
advantages. Compromise has its
compensations.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Some
unexpected demands may be
made upon your purse today,
but be a cheerful giver. Your
monetary aspects are very prom-
ising.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) You
could be In for a pleasant
surprise today when someone
you think wants something from
you is, in reality, about to do you
a big lavor. Don't jump to
conclusions.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) Being
loo self-serving today could have
detrimental effects. Go with
what's for the good ol all instead
of bucking the currents. You'll
come out a winner.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Ego
and self-esteem have their
places, but give others credit
today also They may know
something that you don’t, so lis-
ten and learn
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21)
In material matters you are apt
to be more fortunate in things
you do on your own than In joint
involvements. Don't carry unnec-
essary baggage.
CAPRICORN (Dm. 22-Jan. 19)
Where important decisions are
required it's best to call the
shots yourself today. Seek
advice, but don’t think others’
ideas are infallible.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19)
Normally you're a giver and not a
taker, but today you may not be
prepared to do as much for oth-
ers as they will do lor you. Make
amends later.
PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You
(unction better today in large
groups than in small circles. Go
where the crowds are to mix and
enjoy yourself.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) Neg-
ative thinking could initially
impede your progress today.
However, you're luckier than you
think and once you lace up to
issues squarely, you'll prove it.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be
sincere in your dealings with oth-
ers today. Avoid flattery to gain
your ends The truth will work
wonders, but hollow praise
won't.
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN )
and claim nobody in the office
has a right to be offended by it
since its within my air space.
I know I’m fighting a losing
battle, but I won’t give up. Any
suggestions’’ — Battle Hymn Of
The Republic
Dear Hymn (or Her — you
didn’t say): I suggest that you,
get some professional help andv
learn to vent your anger in
socially acceptable ways.
If you continue to slash tires,
break windows and make ob-
scene phone calls, you Just
might land in the slammer or
wind up with a dent in your
skull.
Dear Ann Landers: We have
a neighbor who is a professional
bum. (His mother says he is
emotionally ill, but I don’t
believe it.)
This guy walks into our house
and helps himself to food
whenever he feels like it. It’s
real weird the way he appears
all of a sudden. None of our
family wants him around. He
doesn’t say much — just stands
around and listens to our
conversations.
How can we get rid of him? —
Disgusted In California
Dear Disgusted: Does this
person have a key to your
home? If not, how does he get
in? I can’t believe intelligent
people would leave their doors
open these days. Doors not only
should be locked, but also bolted
at all times. Get with it, dum-
my.
Dear Ann Landers: Add me to
the list of people who start out
And I uid to tho mm who stood it the
fate of tho year: "Give mo light, that I
maj tread safely into the unknown!"
And he replied: "Go out into the
eaiknoH end put jour hind into the
hend ot God. That shall be to you hot
ter than light and safer than a known
way." Shared by my mother, Reba
Baucom.
II you would like to see your favorite
quotation or torso in this space I invite
you to sand it to mo at P.0. Bos 274 or
brini It by tho offico. Tour comments
or suuettions would be appreciated.
You don't have to blow out tho other
fellow's light to lot your light shine.
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Jacobys on Bridge]
Absurd grand slam scored
saying, “I never thought I’d
write to you for advice but here
I am. ” The problem is my
husband. He has a habit that is
about to drive me nuts.
Barney leaves for work at
11:15 p.m. He’s on the late shift
at the steel mill. When he walks
out the door he says the same
dumb thing every night. “So
long, Bertie. Go to bed."
Where else does he think 1
would be going at that hour’’
Whenever he says it, I feel like
kicking him in the shins. How
can I get him to break the habit
without making a big deal out of
it? I’d hate for him to know how
he gets to me. —' Bugged In
Pennsylvania
Dear Bugged: Instead of
trying to get Barney to break
the habit, why not have a little
fun and reduce the irritability
at the same time? Give him a
different answer every night —
and the wackier the better.
Sample: “Don’t be silly, dear.
I’m not going to bed - I’m
going to the Elks Club and join
the boys for a few hours of
poker.” “Oh, I forgot to tell you,
I’m leaving for California
tonight. 1 have a date with Cary
Grant.”
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North's two-club opening
was forcing in the ACOL
system They were playing
John’s two-heart response was
positive so after asking for
aces North bid seven
diamonds. The game was rub-
ber bridge and he wanted to
score his honors. West made
an injudicious double. He was
99 percent sure to set
diamonds, but he might not be
able to beat seven notrump
„ When it got back to Colfings
he rescued to seven hearts.
North left it in even after
East doubled. He knew that
Collings had a reputation for
being able to pull rabbits out
of a hat and John obliged.
East had to really go out of
his way to give John his
chance, but John did take full
advantage of East's naivete
East started out by ruffing
the first diamond. John over-
ruffed, led a spade to dummy
igh
diamond Fast ruffed again.
and played another his
By Oswald Jacoby
and Alan Sontag
Here is another hand from
England. South was John Coll-
ings, one of the world's best
dummy players.
John overruffed, went back to
dummy and played another
diamond East ruffed with the
10 John overruffed, played
his ace of trumps to drop the
king and queen and made the
ridiculous grand slam
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Timeforachange!
LOWELL CABLE believes big and small
businesses should be taxed as equally as possi-
ble. He will support Senator Peyton McKnight’s
amendment to equalize utility taxes.
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HIS OPPONENT voted to remove the utility sales
tax from big manufacturers, but keep it on small
businessmen, including the druggist, auto
dealer, grocer, and restaurant owner.
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Keys, Clarke. Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 129, Ed. 1 Friday, May 30, 1980, newspaper, May 30, 1980; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth824301/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.