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Df MOCRAT AND CHRONICl E. MOCM tQft -TUESDAY, MAY 4. 1982 du! James Garner not mourning death of 'Maverick' Point-tnied 8-hour game fazes rac-man maze Personals 10 Auctions nnniLYN deck JOHNNY. I don want you to qo, but it you have to please come back Karen. MA Hit I started a novfma to St Jude.

by the 2nd day I had received 2 signs, on the 9th day 3 doctur's diagnosed My cancer as impruvd Thank You St Jude. Molemic HOLLYWOOD James Garner has lost his series and he has lost the woman who has served as his extremely valuable right arm. Meta Rosenberg, who served as executive producer of Garner's Nichols, Rockford Files and Bret Maverick series, said: "I quit last week never expecting that would be canceled. I got the show going, was certain it would be on for years, and decided it was time to go out on my own. I'm getting a lot of offers, and right now it's a matter of deciding which to choose." The fact that NBC has chosen not to renew Bret Maverick has come as a shock not only to Garner and Meta and Warner Bros.

-TV, with which they were partnered in the series but also to the industry at large. "I've been getting phone calls from executives at other networks, who just don't believe what NBC has done," says Warner Bros. -TV president Alan Shayne. "Bret Maverick was NBC's 7th-rated show. James Garner has been ranked 8th most popular out of 490 stars in the countjy.

I have to tell you this is a crushing blow. I'm simply shocked." But not surprised. Shayne reporte that Grant Tinker, NBC chairman, and Brandon Tartikoff, president of NBC Entertainment, had informed him recently: "They only want shows for the young urban audience and didn't want Maverick. But we had been working hard to build.up our appeal with that segment of the audience, and were succeeding. We were also signing a young actor to the series for next season.

We were going to give the show a new look, and add a lot of action, and well, what more can I say than repeat I am in shock." As for Garner, he says maintaining his usual laid-back air he's refusing preparation for selling off the valuable West Los Angeles land for condo development. Meanwhile: Tandem-TAT shows (One Day at a Time, Diff'rent Strokes, Archie Bunker's Place, etc.) will roll at Universal Studios in August if Universal has found accommodations for them by then. Archie Bunker's Place has 'been shooting at CBS; the rest of the company's series have been headquartered at Hollywood's Metromedia studios, which wants its sound stage space back. "It's frantic time," a representative of the production firm said. "Our deal is all set at Universal, but we'll need at least six stages there, and we're just waiting and hoping they have the space available by the time we have to start new-season production." The Mel Brooks production NBC has trumpeted as a "very special special" to air this season is stacking up as a project that will never be made.

Heaven knows, NBC could certainly use it now with the network's cupboard so bare it's resorting to picking up other networks' reruns to run in the important May ratings sweeps and is taking off its own shelf some shows considered so weak they've been gathering dust since they were made in 79. That was the year when Brooks (in exchange for NBC's financing of his The Elephant Man feature) first agreed he'd make the special, but as things stand now, "it still may happen sometime, but not. in the near future." This is the word I get from his representative Irene Walzer, who says, "He just hasn't had the time." As for his outstanding Elephant Man financing commitment, she adds vaguely, "Everything has been amicably worked out" Marilyn Beck's column appears Tuesdays and Thursdays on this page. MARKIj Wilcox Inc Auctioneer, Appraiser. Real Estate.

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Monday through n-dav between the hours of 8 JO AM and 3 30 PM Bids will be received until 2 00 May 1982 in the Busi- nesi Ottir 399 Big Ridge Road. Spencerport New York 14559 a which time and place they will be publicly opened and read Tip.ifiration and bid forms may be obtained a the same office A AN SNYDER Purchasing Agent 3tM418i M.iy 3 4 3t DSC ADVERTISEMENT MIKfc IIPPA 18 YRS. OLD TODAY' LNJOY! I OVF. MOM a -JTM ouality Cart is proud to acknowledge National Recognition Day for nursing personnel We appreciate ft recognize the outstanding service ft committment of all the RN sLPN'sHome Health Personal Care Aides on our staff QUAUTY CARE The Complete Nursing Service RF7IHED. Wealthy business man, 37 sincere and caring seeks an attractive female, bt 20-40 for companionship traveling ft possible marneqe Live both in New York Florida Wnte background to Box 325MU this newspaper.

SEE KING daughter bom June 19 1957 in Rochester. V. Adopted by Jewish family, out ot Northaven Have important medical information for her. Call 2J5-8900 SUSAN. Everything I do was meant to Be.

If it wasn't meant to Bee the story would be over. Jim PS 19B3 was a very good yar' Thanks lo St Jude for favors rei fiived A Thanks to St Jude for favors rpfivrd JM THANKS TO St Anthony for favors received THANKS To and St Jude for favors received 'TIS the Bike ft Tnke season' PledL drive carefully Golden ArrnwLme to get upset by the death of Bret Maverick because "I only allow myself to get upset about things I can control." His only plans: to take off for a long, leisurely rest Miss Texas appeared on Bob Hope's Stars Over Texas NBC special Except she's the wrong Miss Texas. Bob said to his staff on the eve of the taping of the show, "Let's get Miss Texas to appear." His aides flew into action, managed to locate Lu Ann Caughey at midnight, had the beautiful Texas Tech blonde rush to Austin where the show was being taped at the University of Texas only to have Hope inform them, "That's not the girl I wanted, not the girl I've seen pictures of." Turns out the beauty he had in mind was Sberi Ryman Miss Texas of the 1981 Miss America competition. But Lu Ann, her state's representative in the Miss Universe pageant, went on with the show. Producer Aaron Spelling starts a $1 million move this week of his Dynasty and Love Boat sets to Warner Bros.

Hollywood lot (the old Goldwyn dios) from 20th Century-Fox, which Spelling has called home the last 10 years. It's just one of many moves expected to take place as Fox ownpr Marvin Davis is reportedly not renewing independent producers' leases in FOR BIDS Why literal translation can often be 'traitorous' Mother's Day Sunday, Mav Vth Let your Mother know how much she means to you in a Mother's Day Ureeting. She II see it in the Democrat ft Chronicle on Mother's Day Call us today lor assistance in wording your message. Call 454-4200 (Deadline is Fn. May 7th) Sydney i.

imnnis United Press International BUFFALO Eric Schwibs has conquered Pac-Man an event that apparently left the computer game in shrjek. Schwibs, 18, a computer science student at Buffalo State College, placed a quarter into the video game machine at. an Orchard Park tavern at 9:45 p.m. Saturday and played until 6 am. Sunday when the machine overloaded and split its screen.

His total: 2,935,590. "I am the king of Pac-Man," proclaimed Schwibs, whose play was witnessed by a bartender who kept the pub open as Schwibs racked up the points. Schwibs said the computer twice turned over after reaching 935,590 points, something the program does because the game accommodates only a six -digit number. But when his score reached almost 3 million, the image on the screen divided. On the left side was the Pac-Man maze, on the other was a mess of numbers and letters.

Local electronics technicians believe the computer's brains four computer chips could not handle the score, which overloaded its circuits. Schwibs, a Pac-Man player for about 14 months, believes his score is a world record for the deluxe version of Pac-Man. But officials at the Bally Manufacturing Midway Division which makes Pac-Man in Franklin Park, DI, contend 2.9 million is not a record, although they don't, keep Pac-Man scoring records. "One person went up to 4 million" before the screen gave out, said Andy Ducay, a service Manager for Midway. Schwibs claims he could have gotten a higher score had the computer not quit so soon.

"With two guys left (on the screen), I could have played for another eight hours," he said. "I couldn't be beat" Schwibs, meanwhile, hinted it might be his last Pac-Man game. "After a long game Uke that. I can't play for a couple of days Last night was my last game." E.L Doctorow, 'Ragtime' author, to speak on his popular novels Best-selling author E.L. Doctorow whose novel Ragtime inspired the film by the same name, will speak tonight about his work at 8 p.m.

at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf. His speech will focus on his popular novels, Ragtime and Loon Lake, and earlier works, The Book of Daniel and Welcome to Hard Times. The lecture will be held in the NTID Theater of the Lyndon Johnson building off Jefferson Road in Henrietta. A self -described leftist recluse, Doctorow seldom grants interviews and has declined to talk with the press while in Rochester. His novels range from a western Welcome to Hard Times, published in 1960 and later made into an unsuccessful film starring Henry Fonda to a highly stylized novel about the Great.

Depression, Loon lake, his most recent work. Ragtime, Doctorow's most popular novel, created a stir when it was published in 1975 because it combined factual events and people from New York at the turn of the century with a fictional plot. Doctorow was graduated from Kenyon College in Ohio in 1948, attended Columbia University, and has taught at the University of California at Irvine, Sarah Lawrence College, Yale, and Princeton. He has worked in the publishing industry, serving as editor-in-chief and publisher at Dial Press in the late sixties. Van Cliburn-award winner to play The winner of the Von Cliburn International Piano Competition will perform at 8 tonight at the State University College at Brockport Pianist Andre-Michel Shub wiU perform in Wads-worth Auditorium, his first appearance in this area since winning the Cliburn competition in Texas last May.

Shub's program will include: Haydn's Sonata No. 52 in E-flat; Beethoven's Sonata No. 23 in F-minor (the Apassionata); Chopin's F-minor Fantasy and major Scherzo; and two of Liszt's Paganini Etudca. Tickets are $5 for the general public and mav be reserved by calling 1 -245-5873. Shub became famous overnight when the competition's finale was telecast nationwide; no young classical artist has received such extensive media attention since Cliburn himself won the Moscow Tchaikovsky Competition in 1958.

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(This, vent the awful "senior citizen." Literal translations are the worst. Mario Pei tells us that during World War II the Italians got one of their few laughs out of the literal translation of the British "Home Fleet" di which to them sounded like a domesticated tomcat. And when Fats Waller's song Ain't Misbehavin' was beamed to Russian radio, it was ren dered as Don't Do Anything Bad, which misses the whole flavor of it. Freud no doubt, has been wretchedly mistranslated (and thus misunderstood), but probably no worse than anyone else whose ideas are novel, complex or subtle. Actually, even within the same language, a different use of the same word can impede or paralyze communication.

An important conference, not long ago, between British and American officials ground to a halt when the British asked to "table" a resolution and the Americans objected. It turned out, however, that to "table" in Britain is to put it on the table for consideration, whereas in America it means to put it aside. So what chance did Freud have? Sydney Harris' column appears Tuesdays and Thursdays on this page. BAIjSIOT Eiperienoed Rock ful ep, D.iyger. seeks Uroup 23 644b DRUMMt wanted full time lor frefway 461-4335 GUITAhlST seeks work sings dlt music, r.erious mguiries only Tdll 7193 filler KEYB0AHO Player: Experienced for est working group musl sing 34? 316 by the way, is why all languages have borrowed words from other tongues, and why scores of English words are 'heard in all European and Asiatic languages.) As an example, French does not even have a word precisely corresponding to our "chair." A Frenchman can say "chaise" or "fauteuil," depending on the context, but there is no generic "chair" as in English.

German has no word for an animal kept as a a "domestic animal" certainly doesn't fill the bill. And we have no word for older people, like the French "viellard," having to in Travel AUTO Onveaw.iy Cars delivered anywhere. door to door service' ICC MCIgSaas 442-3150 TtNNtSSf See World Fair historical sues. Call 716-S89-9182 lor info Auctions 10 No need to write off mom with wayward brother AHFJ LANDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals for one CARPET CLEANER will be re-ceived at the Purchasing Depart- mentOtliteot Monroe Community College, 1000 East Henrietta Road. Rochester.

New York 14623. until May 20, 1982 at 11:00 am.andatthat tirWtTwilibepubltcly opened and read Specifications and bid lorms may be obtained in the Purchasing Department Of fice The Board of Trustees of Monroe Community Colleqe re- lierves the nqht to reiect any or all bids lor proposals as best serves the interest ol the College. Bv order of the President. Monroe Community College. Peter A Spina BO May3.4.5 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given th.it sealedproposalstor Dictation and Transcription Equipment wilt be received at the Purchasing Ce partment Office ol Monroe Com mumty College.

1000 East T-Hennetta Road. Rochester New -York 14623 until Mav 20. 1982 if 1 1 00 am. and al that time will b3 publicly opened and read Specifications and bid forms may bp obtained in (he Purchasing Department Office The Board ot Trustees ot Monroe Community College re '-serves the right to reiect any or an bid Proposals as best serves the interest of the Colleqe By order o' i thePresident MonroeCommunity College, Peter A Spina AX May3.4.ft- 3t INVITATION FOR BID FOR THE REHABILITA TION IMPROVEMENTS (GRADING. DRAINAGE SIOWALKS AND PATIOS.

FOUNDATION BLOCK REPAIR ROOF CEDARS Ot- CHILI HOUSING PROJECT. 1 NORF-Ol DHIVE. ROCHESTER. NY Sealed bids lor rehabilitation improvementslgrading drainage sidewalks and patios foundation blok repair, roof drams for tht -Cedars ot Chili Housing Protect Norfolk Drive. Rochester NY are requested bv Beaver Road Houses.

Inc i The proposed work consists ot site improvements including cava) ion and grading, installation of underground dramaqe facilities and structures, removal and re placement ol concrete sidewalks and patios, foundation block re pans, construction of retaintnc L. waill and related items Bids wilt be received until 10 0T A on May 19. 1982, at the offic of Cedars of Chili Management Office. 1 Norfolk Drive. Rochester Y.

1464; Attention: Jame- Whitehead, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read Contract Documents, including separately bound drawings may be obtained at the above re- ferenced office (Phone 889-1300 upon payment of $25 00 per set The payment shall be tn chec -form payable to Beaver Road Houses. Inc. The payment will bt refunded in full to all purchaser; who return full sets of Contrac Documents in good condition be -fore May 2b, 1982 BEAVER ROAD HOUSES. INC AT Apr 30. May 1.

2. 3 4 5- bt PC 10b LegalNotices i ATTENTION MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES Subcontractor and supplier quotes requested from Minority Business Enterprises tor City Rochestertonstruction Proieot East Avenue ReconstructionGoodman Street to Culver Road and Culver RoadtoWmtonRoad Proiect Code No 80151 B-d Date May 11. 1982 Type ot Constr Ajph Conr Pav Samtarv Storm Sewer Water Mams. Signs. Curbs.

Side walks Signals and Electrical Call Purch Agent at Nory Construction Co 'nc 248 BueH Road Hochesler. New York 14624 Phone (71b) 25-7770 ZA-Apnl 23. 24. 26. 2b.

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7 8. 9 in 18t A Attention: Minority Business Enftrpme Subcontractors and Suppliers John Pike Son, inc seifc mg bidsforthe Sa ton-Colvir and Jay Arnett Tunnel Systems foi the Rochester Pure Waters Ds- Irict Plans and Specifications art available at the othce of John Pike 6 Son. One Circk Street. Rochester. New York 14b0 7.

Telephone No 716-271 6440 Minority Business Enter prise Subcontractors and supplt- ers are invited to submit then proposals prior to May 14 btc deadline. BP May 3 4. 5 6 7 9, 10 ii. 14-134-pac NOTICE OF -PUBLIC SALE Bv order of the Secured Part. the following property will be of tered at public sale at Genesee Ford Truck Sales.

1280 Jeffersor Md Rochester. NY on Mav 0 1982 at 1 1 00 A The item to sold is Tf7 Ford CLTfOOO Tractor SX8UVFCSA3f Inspection may be arranged by -appointment. Cash sales only Inquiries may be made the Associates Commercial Corp 5C La etront Bivd Buffalo 71t 856-6800 AD May 4. 5- In a story on page I A of today's Democrat and Chronicle, Ann Landers admits to the Associated Press that for the past year and a half site has been recycling letters she answered in her column 15 years ago, making changes in the wording and the identification of the letter-writer. Landers said yesterday she'll discon tinue using old letters immediately.

'My credibility is mil I have and I would never knowingly do anything to damage it," she said. Dear Ann Landers: Please settle an argument. Our brother, age 21, has been arrested and charged with criminal sexual assault in the first degree. He is accused of raping a 14-year-old girL The crime was committed one week after he was paroled from prison for a plea-bar- gained lesser offense. That one was rape, also.

My brother, sister and I have washed our hands of him. He has been in trouble ever since he was a child. When we tried to help him, we ended up getting involved in a mess because he couldn't even be honest with us. Every contact with our mother is the same: "Please write to him. I don't believe he did it.

If you don't forgive your own brother, I can't love you with a full heart." Should we continue to go see Mom, knowing she will pressure us? It's very depressing and we are sick of it- Hassled in Grand Rapids Dear G.R.: If you want nothing to do Dear Mom: What your daughter witnessed was not proof of love. It was a public display of poor taste, a lack of dignity and solid evidence that they have no respect for each other or the seasitivity of those around them. Dear Ann Landers: I'm a 55-year-old widow who looks younger, feels terrific and am comfortable financially. I live on Long Island. A cousin in Seattle sent me a picture of a divorced man my age.

He had seen a picture of me La her home and said, "She's what I've been dreaming about!" We have exchanged letters for five months and spoken on the phone several times. He sounds like my dream man, Ann. In today's letter he suggested I sell my home and come out and marry him. I know it sounds crazy, but I am tempted. My cousin refuses to advise me one way or the other.

When I ask specific questions she says, "I am no judge of that" I've been so lonely since my husband died. This is the first time I've felt anything for a man. I don't want to lose my chance for happiness. Please advise. Starlight Kisses Dear Star: Any woman who would sell her house and marry a mail-order Romeo has rocks in her clock.

Go to Seattle for a visit Meet his family, friends, boss and creditors. Then decide if he's the man with whom you want to share your life. Send your questions to Ann Landers, Democrat and Chronicle, 56 Exchange Rochester, N.Y. 14614. Lost, Strayed Lost, Strayed SIAMESE CAT Female, torti-nntnt Averill Ave.

Lost May 1. Verv scarea aoi-tj. 9140 SIBERIAN Husky: 11 mos. old, male blue eyes. Wed Apr 28, nuuHw mcvlir firn Smith tnmi- with your brother, fine, but don't write your mother off.

Continue to see her. When she asks that you forgive your brother and write to him, don't argue with her, just listen then do as you please. Dear Ann Landers: Last night my 15-year-old daughter and I were coming home on the bus from a movie. A teen-age couple sat in front of us. They were wrapped around each other French-kissing like you wouldn't believe.

Their hands were everywhere. They were totally oblivious to anyone around them. I was stunned when my daughter sighed, "It must be wonderful to be in love like that" I was amazed at her comment, but instead of responding I told her I would write to you, describe the scene and ask your opinion. After all, I am only her mother which means I am from the olden days. Please, Ann, say something.

Burlington Mom man SI area, reward, 271-6525. leave message plea: i AUTO 4 Truck Auction: Walch this colume tor next 'date. Marine Midland BILL KENNY Auctioneer. Estate Sales liquidations Spencer- port. 352-160.

BHUCE Mic hael Auction Co Call tor a free auction consultation 586 7066 CAW WILCO Auction Co Commercial Earm-Household Dan'-vi'le 716 33'j 4 CAHb and trucks May 1 1. 1982. 11 am 9 55 Mdp1n St. John Hryntw Auctioneer OMAC. 436-OSJs COl Vince Kennellev.

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GANSZ. DUANE Auctioneer. Healtor. Appraiser. Household, farms I 315-946-6241 LVJ.S COYNE Auctioneer, sales managers, appraisers.

Gene-ieo 7.16-243-3380 10a Invitation for Bid ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS RENOVATIONS TO SCHOOL NO. SO, CASH CAPITAL 9) -97, AT 301 SFNECA AVENUE, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK; GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK; MECHANICAL WORK; AND ELECTRIC WORK. ANDRE NOVATIONS TO SCHOOL NO. 79, CASH CAPITAL at KIRKLAND ROAD, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK; GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK; PLUMBING WORK; AND ELECTRIC WORK. Sealed bids will be received at theodiceot the Purchasing Agent.

First Floor Central Admimstrativt OMices, 131 West Broad Street. Rochester, New York to230PM (Eastern Daylight Saving Time Mav 18, 19er tor the protects tinted above in accordance with the plans and spec ideations prepared by the Department ot Educational Facilities ot the City School District ot Rochester, al which time and p'ace said bids will be publicly opened and read Bidders shall not include in their bid the sales and compensating use lanes ot th State ot New York or ot any City or County in the State ot New York tor any materials which are to be incorporated into the structures or landscape ot proposed contract documents and official bid forms may be admitted at the oftt of the Department ot Educational Facilities of the City School District ot Rochester. Second Floor Central Administrative Office andcopies thereof may be obtained upon presentation of a twenty dollar ($20 00) deposit tor each advertised protect tn the form ot one) 1' bidders check made payable to the Board ot Education, which deposit wiM be returned lo the bidder upon return of said plans and specifications in good condition on or before the date set tor such return by the said Department These bids shall contain the name of every person interested same, and shall be accompanied by security in an amount not less than five per centum (5J of the base bid in the form and subject to the condition? provided the Information tor Bidder The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids or proposals as the best interests of education ot the City ot Rochester may require. By order of the Board of Education TUESDAY May 1982 RONALD HOPFEB DIRECTOR OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CDMav4 1 BRACELET: lost in Brown-crott area multt colored gold mesh reward' 467-3104 CAT: Female Tiger. Spayed Black.

Gray. White paws bib. 6-7 lbs. Grew up with sister of same litter Lost April 20. West brook Commons Townhouse REWARD" CAT: Female, dark grey orange tiger, affectionate, partially shaved tail Gibbs St 'Cultural Plat CAT Grev female, shorthair Lost Buckingham St.

area Child pet' 461-4756 CAT large male orange tiger toedcat Goodman-Wilmont St area CAT. young calico S. Clinton-S Goodman area Red collar CAT. black longhair altered. male, answers to Maw Los' Plymouth Ave.

itzhugh M6 3101 CHAHM Gold Oriental medallion. lost Dewey Ave. -Maiden Lane area on May 1 Reward Call 665 -5369 DIAMOND Engagement Ring Lost Dewey'Ling Rd area Generous reward 621-4130 GERMAN SHORTHAIR Pointer pup: White with brown head, no collar. need6 medication. Call before 2 30 or after 11:30 pm Reward.

Lost Motley area 638- MONEV(sum oil Northgatt Plaza, please return. Sr. Citizer needs badly. Reward Call 621- 3377 Aluminum chloride often eases sweaty palms PAUL G. DONOHUE SIBERIAN Husky: female.

1 blue eve1 brown eve Lost Apr 20 Joseph-Norton St area REWAHD. 266-2275 h834 YOHKSHINfc Terrier female brown 5-6 lbs "Hags" Crittenden Reward 424-3331 4a Found Advertisements in this column appear as a public service ot the Gannett Rochester Newspapers For information on placing a free found 1 rll 4M BENJI Type Male. 4-5 yrs. old Tan wiln white blaze Found Fair port. 3 77-7Q44 DOtv Large brown with brown collar.

Female or neutered. Q239 DOG small shepherd sue. beige-while male, Calkins-Ptn-nacle'Rd. 334-0128 EOK Terrier. Female, smooth hair, white with brown bpots Chili area HUBCAP lor Thunderbird.

Pich-up at 40 Sutorius Dr. Greece HUSKY: found Thurs. eve downtown Rochester area. Call 442- g329 KEYS: Carhouse, found inter-section River Rd. ft Tele- phone Rd 889-2679 KEYS: found tn Mendon Ponds Park on May 2.

Please de- 5cr.be Call 254-8555 KITTEN 6 mo female. Rtdqe-way-Dewey Apnl 29. Black, with white 254-3095 SET OF kEvS Found on Pen-hurst Rd. identify 109s. 361- 903 SHEPHEROHusky Young male.

black with brown, some white. Chili area 235-4428 SHETLAND Collie Male, tn cotor found Mt Read Dorse. Weg- ma P'a7d 621-1621 I 1 1 POODLE'Terrier Black grey female, about 4 lbs Lost Lake Rd' Webster Ontario area. Rewardi Use it nightly for the first three weeks, then once a week. It works best if you do not wash your hands before putting it on.

Cover your hands with a plastic wrap. I hope it works for you. FOR L.P. What you have is dermographism. Stroking your skin makes it red, and then it forms a large hive, right? The hive may itch.

In extreme cases, even irritation from bra straps or belts will do the same thing. Antihistamines sometimes help control this kind of skin sensitivity. Also, you have to avoid any substance that is known to be a hive producer, like aspirin. They can add to the skin's touchiness. I am taking it for granted, L.P.

(and perhaps I should not), that you are in good health and have had regular checkups. If you haven't you should. If you have and are pronounced fit consider this a harmless, but annoying condition. Send your questions to Paul G. Donohue, M.D., Democrat and Chronicle, 55 Exchange Rochester, N.Y.

14614. Because of the volume of his mail, he is unable to answer individual letters. Dear Dr. Donohue: Recently, I read about a woman suffering from hyperhidrosis, an extreme sweating problem. I am an 18-year-old and have had this malady my whole life.

It is very embarrassing and I've restricted my activities and social life drastically to conceal my sweaty hands. Could you please explain just exactly what hyperhidrosis is, who it can effect, and how it can be cured? Please help me and any others who are suffering emotionally as well as physically. I sometimes feel as if I am the only one with this problem. I'm depending on your help and advice. S.1L Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) can affect anyone.

It usually happens in otherwise healthy individuals. There are 2 million to 5 million sweat glands on our body, and they pour out fluid when we get too hot or undergo emotional stress. People with hyperhidrosis react strongly to heat-producing factors or emotionally stressful situations. I can understand your dilemma I said that most people with such sweating problems are healthy. I should SAMOVEO: Spayed female, all white with brown eyes, feather collar.

Lost 418 Ridge Rd -St Paul area. Reward. Call Personals SHEPHERD Brown rust small male. Humboldt St Area. Lost Mon.

419 Answers to Beau Jangles. 235- 5922 have qualified that The first thing to do is to sure you do not have one of the diseases in which sweating is a sign of hidden infection Hodgkin's disease, Cushing's disease and diabetes, for examples. I am sure you have tried ways to control this. I am going to suggest one you may have missed. Use a preparation of aluminum chloride on your hands at night Check with your pharmacist Drysol is one of the preparations containing this.

Wash it off in the morning. DAVID I Love You ft Can Wait to Marry You Sunday, Doreen JIM vVhal it stash your card at my old address'9 I not sure where you are now. SUSAN S. Would you lend me another book' SHEPHERD: Female 4 mos. old brownblack, brown collar Answers to "Natoshia" Westside area 342-3837.

328-3204 SIAMESE. Male bfuepotnt. fri afternoon. Culver -Clifford area. Reward 482-366? i.