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Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 30

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AGE STATE JOURNAL POCATELLO, IDAHO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER is, iws DEAR ABBY: My daughter Prissy had been going steady with Jonathan, a charming young man she met at college. I expected her to come home with a diamond any time. A young lady suddenly reappeared in Jonathan's life--his high school sweetheart who had married someone else. Her marriage was being dissolved, and she needed someone to "talk to" and help straighten out her life. She contacted Jonathan.and he started seeing her.

Prissy became resentful, and Jonathan asked her to please be more understanding. Prissy said, "I'm sorry, but that girl should be talking to a marriage counselor or a clergyman. It's not your place to straighten out her life." Jonathan resented Prissy's attitude, and they had words. It's been three months since Prissy has heard from him, and she is heartbroken. Now she wonders if perhaps she should have been more understanding.

What are your views? PRISSY'S MOM DEAR MOM: Even if Prissy had been more understanding, I think the high school sweetheart would have won out. If Jonathan truly cared for Prissy, when his old flame returned, he would have tuld her that he was seriously involved with someone else. Instead, he played the moth. Prissy could be the lucky one. DEAR ABBY: I have a relative who is quite old but by no means senile.

She has mentioned several times that she has me in her will for a sizable amount of money. Frankly, I doubt that she is worth that much. Is there some place I can write to find out exactly how much money she is really worth? I want my inquiry to be absolutely confidential. Please don't use my name, initials or location. Thank you.

ANONYMOUS DEAR ANONYMOUS: You won't (and shouldn't! know until the will is probated. Meanwhile, I Suggest you respect your relative's right to privacy. DEAR ABBY: What do you think of "awards" for first and second graders when only four or five students from the class receive them? The other students feel so bad. Some even cry. The students who receive the awards may invite their parents to attend.

The other students may not! This upsets me so that it takes me weeks to get over it. I feel so sorry for the youngsters who get nothing and feel ashamed. FIRST GRADE TEACHER DEAR TEACHER: I am all for rewards for outstanding achievements, but they should be given in a way that wiU not humiliate those who receive none. Instead of complaining to me, why don't you complain to the authorities and try to get them to change the system? er ACROSS 1 Seed coat 5 The privet 9 Like (slang) 12 Cartoonist Goldberg :13 Bulwer Lytton heroine 14 DDE's war area :15 To carry on Fixed charge :18 French city 19 Rows '21 Army rank :24 Sibelius, for one Dog in heraldry 26 Certain missiles French friend 31 Loretta or Robert 32 Sharp tool 33 Saltworks 35 Interlock 36 Evil influence (poet.) 37 West Indian island: St. 38 Savage 40 Used to make tallow 42 Salutation 43 Functioning 48 U.S.

govt. agency 49 Means of flight 50 Cupid 51 Member of a fraternal order 52 Glut 53 Barber's call 7 Banker's abbr. Assembly 9 Opposite of plaintiff 10 Roman highway Avg. solution time: 23 rein. Answer to yesterday's puzzle.

33 22 39 52 24 CRYPTOQUIP f'18 A A A A A Yesterday's Cryptoquip THE DOCTOR PRESCRIBES TEPID BROTH. 197S Kim FtiturM Syndicate. Inc.) Today's Gryptoquip clue: equals A 1 Astrological FORECAST 1 Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 89700, L.A., Calif.

90069. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. For Abby's new booklet, "What Teen-agers Want to Know," send 81 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped (204) envelope.

THURSDAY EVENING- 6:00 y.m. 8, 2, 4, 5-Xews S-Waltocs West 9-Aady Griffith Show 7.10-Electric Company 6:30 p.m. 4-Concentration 5, 8-Hoilywood Squares 7-Jean Shepherd's America Kites and Planes 9-A'iara 12 10-Man Builds, Man Destroys: Alaskan Pipeline 7iOO P.IO. Monteluscos 3-Movie! "Red Sun" Charles Bronsonj Canucine (1971) 4-Barney Miller prospective on the News 9-Movie: "On an Island With You" Esther Williams, Peter Lawford (1948) 7:30 p.m, 7-Intcrface: Civil Rights Movement 2, a-Fay 4, The Rocks IC-Martia Agro.isky News 8:00 p.m, Great Mans Whiskers" Denols weaver, Dean Jones (1971) 4, of san Francisco 8-Space: 1999 10, 7-Romantic Rebellion; Introduction 9:00 p.m. S-Kate Mcshane 4, 8-Medical Story 9-Big News 10, 7-Hollywood Television Theatre; incident at Vichy 10:00 p.m, 3.

4, 5, 2, 8-News Mason 9-Love American Style 10:30 p.m. 4-Love. American style 3, 2-Johnny Carson 7, 10-Arbors 3-Sports Scene 9-FBI 10-40 p.m. 5-Ironside 11:00 p.m. 3-Movie: Te 3-Movie; "The Beast In The Cellar" Beryl Reid, Flora Robson (1971) 4-Love American Style 10-Lilias, Yoga and You 7-ABC News 11:30 p.m.

4-wide world Mystery: "Police Headquarters" News 9-Bonama 11:40 p.m. 5-Bonanza 12:00 p.m. 8-News 2-Tomorrow; The Magic show a.m.---- 8-spo flight 12:30 a.m. 9-what's My Line? 12:40 a.m. 5-News 1:00 a.m.

3-News Final 9-Reflections and Signoff Your Health By George C. Thosteson, M.D. By Eugene DOWN 11 Begins to 1 French move abstract 16 Always painter (Poet.) 2 Robot drama 20 Miss Claire 3 Nigerian 21 Meuse river tribe (Dutch) 4 Bible reading 22 Mater 5 Early in- 23 Forcible habitant escape of Britain from prison 6 Debauchee 24 Marshes FORECAST FOR FRIDAY September 1975 The Aquarian dream is filled with shooting stars, eccentric people, soothsayers, Biblical prophets, predictions, bosom friends, sudden moves, trick question, people who suffei mental abbsrations. desires thai are considered unorthodox, daring concepts, weird and wild inventions, electric bulbs that pulse the stuff of life and provide heat as well as light. Tne dream world of Aquarius is a mind, explosive, filled with let planes smashing sound barriers, with sensual visions that dance into the light of reality.

Religious fervor is hsre, too. along comets, comedians, jokes that cause laughing jags, people who dart back and forth wilh messages that are meant to save the world. The Aquarian dream takes us 'nto a new age, part Orwellian, part Buck Rogers, part Ray Bradbury we step on the edge and it is slippery. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Maintain moderate pace and Know it anci pf oceed. Hanging on to oulmoded methods, procedures be an error.

Affair of hesrt is featured. You have second thoughts about "great love." SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-DeC. 21 What appeared to be so'id, an anchor or port in storm could be flimsy. Change is necessary.

You Dear Heloise: Here is a hint for mothers with babies in high chairs. My 14-raonth-old daughter loves to stand up in her high in their high chair. tubes of medfcationT tooth You deserve a gold star for paste, ointments, etc The third can holds combs, this great idea! Heloise LETTER OF LAUGHTER have right to ask and to receive chair. After repeated discipline, IJC il fcl ur answers. Insist on knowing what mo'-cnTM ctrannimi her Dear Heloise: the reasons are for decisions, 1 Your column i etuse to oe a puppe: or rooot.

interc-tinn as the snorts caper' You can mate CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): belt or a diaper, she finally fell interesting as the sports eiatives may be in mood to cto mlt haad lr decor of our bathroom 26 Author Vidal 27 Stocking tear 28 Sartre play: "No 29 Tennis games 31 Egg yolks 34 Chinese pagoda 35 on the Keys" 37 N.Z. parrot 38 Confront 39 The eye 40 Dispatched 41 Exhort 44 Miss Lindstrom 45 Wrath 46 populi 47 Orient (Fr.) Refuse to be a puppet or robot. Rel battle.

Maintain balance and sense of humor. Refuse to be drawn into senseless dispute. Domestic adjustment is on agenda. Know it, be receptive to it. Intelligent concession can dispel "war clouds." AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18): STthewalsr'Sandd Your column is great! Almost scissors, brushes, etc. Mrs. S. Sowers Why not decorate the coffee cans' with adhesive-backed You can match the out head first.

I then put a harness on her (ths type you see people use in shopping centers), sat her in the Dear Heloise: chair, fastened the lease very H.H.W. the Heioise Dear Heloise: After I have added snugglv to the seat of the chair, ingredients to the meat when I thin objects like chopsticks, stir It has a zippered opening at nake meatioaf, I dump all of sticks, fondue forks, etc. from YOU need the chest so I can put her in and ie mixture on a sheet of wax falling through my silverware Give" ful! TM Ato take her out of the chair quickly PaP 61 and sha Pe my loaf with basket in my dishwasher. i(h haying to the wax paper. I place my plastic scrubber in comparison shopper.

One who is Tn wav tnv hanric; npvpr harness from tne chair every a) nanos of Dasket wA tijne touch the ingredients and, if I not going to use the evasive is trying to set something for nothing--from you. PISCES (Feb. 19.March 20): Lunar cycle, aspectsaresuch thai you emerge from setback It works like the shoulder strap seat belt in the new car awa i yuu cuiui yc I I I aeiuoin. uuujj ik.u. av stronger, more capable.

Older sea ts for automobiles. And ll extremes. Make inquiries, not demands. Accent is on what occurs in subtle manner. Taurus, Libra persons are in picture.

Someone could sing you a sentimental song that melts your heart I TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Friend with promises has more worries than assets. See in light of actuality. Avoid self-deception. A behind-scenes maneuver could have direct effect on your individual, although envious, will do "right thing." You land on your feet with backing you need. Cancer, Capricorn persons figure prominently.

IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are independent, a i temperamental, stubborn and attractive. If single, marriage is on horizon. Married or single, December wiil be an outstanding month. Leo, Aquarius because it does go over the shoulders, it prevents the child from kneeling or standing up and falling out. The harness I have is washable too.

S.P.G. Addie Wish I thought about that 99 Dear Heloise: To save room in the medicine cabinet, I use three coffee cans, stored in my linen closet near the bathroom. They are the one, two, and 011 Ke in years ago when my ciSdTM Impound sizes. In the cii es TM, sistent, a fighter for principles were small and I struggled smallest can is cotton. have a flair for acting, trying to find ways to keep them The second largest contains poke the objects into it.

They will stay put through the whole wash and your scrubber will come out clean and fresh. LynnetteNakatani THIS COLUMN is wnneft lor you. the housewife and homemaXer II you have a hint or problem write Helolse in care ol this newspaper. Because ol Itie tremendous volume ol mail. Heloise is unable to answer all individual letters.

She will, however, answer your questions in her column whenever possible. JOURNAL CLASSIFIEDS i BRING RESULTS Dear Dr. Thosteson: My doctor says I have an extremely underactive thyroid gland and has me on thyroid medication. I also have a friend going to the same doctor and he prescribes the same pills for her, but she has an overactive thyroid. Can you explain the same medication being used for underactive and overactive thyroid? Also, she had surgery on her thyroid.

--Mrs. S.A.D. I'm glad you mentioned the fact, in passing, that your friend had thyroid surgery. Without that bit of information, I would have been as puzzled as you are. Your thyroid medication is a supplement to provide the necessary hormones your thyroid is not producing.

Without it you would probably be sluggish, tend toward- obesity. The thyroid gland governs other glandular activity and generally regulates body metabolism. In your friend's case, the opposite was true. Her thyroid was overactive. A surgeon removed a part of it, in that way reducing the amount of hormones secreted.

After such surgery an underproduction of thyroid hormone can occur. For her, thyroid supplement helps stabilize matters. Dear Dr. Thosteson: A long time ago, I read in your column something regarding craving for ice cubes being related to anemia. I was craving ice cubes and, in fact, did have anemia.

My doctor had not heard of this, and I don't think he believes me. Did I read You did. The craving for ice or for any unusual items- starch, soui, called "pica," and it is often associated with an anemia or a deficiency in the diet. The deficiency is often of a mineral type- Treatment of the anemia and correction of the faulty dietary practices usually takes care of the problem. Dear Dr.

Thosteson: Can you tell me what effect beer would have on divei Liquid is i a in diverticulosis. An occasional beer should have no ill effect. i i i patients should avoid laxatives when possible. If you are one in whom beer produces flatulence and loose bowel movements, than it should be avoided. Forgive me if I seem overly suspicious, but I rather suspect that your doctor has ruled out beer for you, and for just such reasons as mention.

So don't take my comments as any free pass to beer drinking. contracts, partnership proposals. It's possible somtone wants you to do more, much more, than your share. Be aware of this and let it be known that you are not naive. Individual in position of authority is willing to listen.

State your CANCER (June 21-July 22): Finish what you start and avoid premature actions. Aries, Libra figure prominently. Accent on change of long-range plans. Friend who had been quick to criticize may now be wearing "sheepish grin." Co-worker, one who shares your interests, has case of "nerves." LEO (July 23-Aug. 2 2 Highlight independence of thought, action.

Originality is great asset--take a chance on your own concepts, abilities. Accent is on digging deep, beneath surface indications. Truth is available if you search. Action is being taken to fulfill your desires. AAember of opposite sex is involved.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): If you are doubtful, do nothing. Review is required, especially where contract, agreement or partnerhsip commitment is concerned. Aquarius, Leo persons are in picture.

Property value could be subject of controversy. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 2 2 Forces are scattered. Leave fine points, details for another time.

Gemini is involved. Study Virgo message. Remember diet, health resolutions. Mate, partner takes short trip and results are surprising. You'll get call which proves a point.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You will do some tearing down for ultimate purpose of rebuilding. HAGAR THE HORRIBLi JULIET JONES I'M A RELATIVE OF ALICIA NEENE. i THINK SHE CALLS HERSELF MARGATE NOW.

I WANT A PEAL WITH HER. THIS SHOJLP BE MY EVEN IN PISSUISE THAT SKREWP UTTLE COOKIE WOULP RECOGNIZE IW1 SEEMS HER IN ONE HOUR. PEANUTS A 6LACIER WILL FREQUENTLY MOVE FOflt'ARP ONE FOOT WHILE KETKEATIN6 THREE WHICH REMINDS ME A LOT OF MYSELF! If MARY WORTH HAS PAS5EP SINCE ELAINE LEFT THE ROOM- AMP PANA HAS NOT MOVEP FROM HIS CHAIR SUPPENLY HE STAMPS UP- ANP TIPTOES INTO THE PARK GUEST FCR A IONS TIME, HE STANDS LOCXIN6 AT THE TWO HtAPS ON ONE PIUDW- BEFORE TURNING TO ENTER HIS OWN BEPROOnV" Add charm to sofa or bed with bands-of-color afghan. Crochet with 4 colors to make this intriguing afghan. JIFFY-just single, double crochet plus chain loops.

Use knitting worsted. Pattern 7011: directions. SI.OO tor each pattern. Add 2Sc each paitern for first-class mail and handling. Send to: Alice Brooks Needlecraft Ucpt.

Idaho State Journal. Box 163. Old Chelsea New York. 10011. Print Name.

Address, Zip. Pattern Number. MORE than ever before! 200 designs plus 3 free printed inside NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG! Has everything. 75c. Crochet with Squares 51.00 Crochet a Wardrobe $1.00 XKly Fifty Quilts Jl.OO Hippie Crochet $1-00 Sew Knit Rook $1.25 Book Sl.dO Flower Crochet nook $1.00 Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 Instant Crochet Book $1.00 Insianl Mncrame Book $1.00 Instant Money Book Jl.OO Complete Gift Book $1.00 Complete Afghans No.

14 Jl.OO 12 Prize Afghans No. 12 50c Book of Ifi Quilts Xo. 1 50c Quilt Book No. 2 50c l.i Quilts for Today No. 3 50c Rook of 16 Jiffy HURS Me DiCK TRACY TRACV, WHAT'S HE UP TO TM PROBABLY EXPERT AT HAULING NARCOTICS FOR THE UNDERWORLD-MAY GET 10O G'S FOR SAFE DELIVERY Of THAT BATCH AND HE'S INVOICING HIS Ltl ABNER oF course that's a vegetable fr- it has ghastly looking rects dangling from iF it ujas human 1 like us-it mould have a human shape like it kicked it looted something human -terribly one cf its human uglier.

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