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Doily Northwestern Aug. 11, 1973 Daily crossword puzzle Individual horoscope Yesterday Puule Solved Hints from Heioise 19 7 AP A aTT wTT TlT iiHl A JA TXJT it 0 A.5.T 0 TE TFTrUTEP i spa a IFTT Tnjjf rrrprtr ll CE 3Xl aHIE ANT SW? RDh I fj PES i nTj7 ope dog 0 A A POP 10. II Hi tihIe EThOS i a 0 ODD CljL IT" A I 0 I 0 PI E. EIlI Ellil III! TPAW 5 A 0e1nt 47 Turmeric 48 New Zealand etmct bird 50 Denial 52 Faultlmders 56 Titles 57 Nigerian negro 58 Threesomes 60 Sore cover 63 Sound judgment: 2 words 65 Do penance 66 Being Latin 67 Move briskly 68 Warehouse 69 Noted 70 Flip a coin 71 Circus ring DOWN 1 Blanch 2 On with 3 Expose lilm to light 4 Leave a group 5 Previous to 6 Arouse 7 French city 8 Indian coins 9 Tease: informal 10 Barrier 1 1 Harangue 12 Commercial plane 13 Points in time ACROSS 1 Past the prime 6 Ending with angel ind Vit 10 Courageous 14 Without. unequaled 15 Heavy tress 16 Cantato solo 17 Cut into 18 Piercing 20 Irish-Gaelic 21 Where Ottawa is 22 Goiter accessory 23 False gods 25 Butcher's tools 27 Feeling ot curiosity 30 Building wing 31 Hawaiian symbol 32 Testol patience 34 Pleasantly flavorful 38 Take it easy 40 African nuts 42 Ancient Asian 43 Compelling attraction 45 Variable stars Army Surplus stores.

Carol Kmbrey TRAVEL TIP Dear Ileloise: Have some luggage that needs renovating? The plastic bottom many train cases soon becomes discolored and ripped or This lining can be removed and replaced with adhesive-backed plastic. In fact, it can be bought quilted and close to the color of the fabric in the train case. Also, when the fabric itself becomes soiled or stained, ordinary brush-in upholstery shampoo works wonders. Donna Gayon Copyright King Features Syndicate, 1973 raining, immediately turn on wipers and let that muck disappear. It takes such a little bit to cut that oil and film and it is so easy to sit at the stop light, reach out and sprinkle on a little cleanser and have a clear windshiieid.

I wouldn't be without my little bottle of cleanser. Mrs. II. Cordle Dear Ileloise: When buying gifts for the children, why not purchase real tools, camping equipment, Keal things last longer, feel better to the hand and look better to the eye, and cost not too much more than toys. I buy a lot of presents at By FRANCES DRAKE Look in the section in which your birthday comes and find what your outlook is, according to the stars.

FOR SUNDAY ARIES (March 21 to April 20) You will now be in competition with topflight people and their activities. You can hold your own, advance some. Good ideas and eleoquent speech will help. TAURUS (April 21 to May 21) delations with the public, organizational activities.special events, cultural projects highly favored. Capitalize on your versatility.

GEMINI (May 22 to June 21) As with Aries, step up endeavors to meet competition that is working overtime. The extra try will be worth it. CANCER (June 22 to July 23) Your zeal and ambition should bring fine gains and increased prestige, but do not overtax yourself. Meet new situations with equanimity. LEO (July 24 to Aug.

23) Enticements and distractions of the day could interfere with normal requisites. Your indomitable spirit should offset such follies. VIRGO (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) A fine outlook! You can make new records now.

Don't spread yourself too thin, but do keep the ball rolling. LIBRA (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) Start day with enthusiasm, and keep it going even in trying moments. Getting cooperation from those with whom you are involved will be your biggest problem now.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Fine influences! You can enliven dull moments but keep within sane boundaries. Seek information; convert to better systems. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

23 to Dec. 21) Favorable influences will stimulate those of you who maintain even balance and tranquility. Start and stay with the will and disposition to enjoy all things. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.

20) Judiciously applied skills will be a boon to yourself and others; unwisely used talents or backing could undo much good done. Face facts squarely. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Fine Uranus influences! You should have a happy go of things generally.

Especially favored: writers, workers in all intellectual and creative lines. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Look over all situations penetratingly. Then, coupling your native intelligence and remarkable intuition, ACT. if you feel the time is ripe.

YOU BORN TODAY are endowed with a fine intellect, a magnetic personality, great versatility and a brilliant sense of humor. You are objective in your thinking; would make an excellent lawyer, judge or business executive. You love the theater and even though you may not make the stage a career, your flair for the dramatic will express itself in any field you choose. Especially in writing or as a composer of music will this gift shine out. Traits to curb: impulsiveness, ovcraggressiveness.

Birthdate of: Robert Southcy, Eng. poet; George Hamilton, film actor. 19 Reverse of a coin 21 Record keeper 24 Small scrap of lood 26 up: Refuse to talk 27 Ailments 38 Lowest range tide 29 Claw 33 Old World plants 35 Optical instrument 36 Thought: Prefix 37 Singer Martin 39 Trees 41 Long narratives 44 Engages in pillage 46 Uncle 49 Police statistic 51 Experimenter 52 Zoo structures 53 Irregularly Indented 54 Snare 55 Japanese religion: Var. 59 Sale condition: 2 words 61 Immediately 62 lind of ray 64 Scout unit 65 Professional group: Abbr. i Dear Heluise: We're a family of four, including a daughter.

7, and a son, 14. Even so, we create an incredible clutter. So I've started using a system of fines with good results. It only applies to the kitchen, family room and living room areas. Whoever does not put an item away is subject to a fine: one cent for our 7-year-old; five cents for our 14-year-old; 10 cents apiece for myself and my husband.

The person who discovers the infraction collects the fine. It applies to assorted things such as leaving a pop can on the end table; walking over the TV schedule rather than putting it on the shelf; leaving crumbs on the table after a snack; ignoring ice cream drips on the floor. It certainly has made me a much neater person. Money motivates us all in some way. The children accept it because they often catch me and they don't resent it because the rules apply to all.

To date, we haven't extended it to the bedrooms or den because we don't want a total police state. But at least the "company end" of our house is always presentable for drop-in guests. C. White March to the head of the class! You're Ileloise Dear Ileloise: There can't be many of us who enjoy driving on a dark rainy night, especially if your windshield gets that greasy muck on it. This hint is so inexpensive and works so great I hope it will be a lifesa-vcr for many of your readers.

Fill a small spice bottle (or other jar with a sprinkle top on it) with cleanser. Sprinkle it on the windshield when it's I H0URS I I CORNER MERRITT B0WW DAY! I I Bob Suda's less Shrinkage rf i I BRATS Peanuts By Charles M. Schulz rClr Ti i A-r i mure irWM I Is WA I7 I8 V1 l'3 Ti S15 -7 jl "ZZZZZIlZZ gj Wl 3i mi srii m. 38 39 40 41 ii 44 mii jl77 www7 li3 4m. JxL mk rf 9 -rr Tm, 53 54 11 57 isi "1 6i Ht fm wmm rr i67 iJS iiirfaa I I I YuMiil I I I i HANK AARON WILL HANK AARON ISA GREAT PLAYER HO) 0AK me RUTHS RECORP, IT'LL 3 A P15GRACE 0REAK RlTH 130 RE NOT oj" THAT'S A POINT IN AW HUMAN! EVEN sweetie: Experiment with coed prison is being started TURKEY Alin fa 3 All Dark f4 '-t (L I HIND Mo, IPJ QUARTERS ul ffl lb To your good health Merkt's Bristol Club CHEESE FOOD Great on crackers! We think you'll like it.

Seven delicious flavors. Come in and try it, at Apple Acres. FARMER'S CHEESE For Weight Watchers WIDMER'S BRICK CHEESE Aged mild, a very popular cheese STEVE'S AGED CHEDDAR is world famous for flavor The farm market, on Osh-kosh-Omro Highway 21, is open 9 to 5 every day, except closed Thursdays. "There will be hours during which time they can associate under supervision in a program." Sielaff said there will be no opportunity for sexual contact between the men and women. "I don't think that society would sanction that," he said.

"I think that as an administrator I represent the attitude of society and I intend not to sanction it." "We had a co-ed program at three women's prisons in Pennsylvania and there wasn't constant supervision of men and women together," he said. "Our experience was that the men considered it such a privilege that they were very reluctant to abuse it." Stretch marks will fade er an auttinobile accident old SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) -Three male inmates have been moved into the Illinois Women's Reformatory at Dwight in the first stage of a planned conversion of the institution into a co-ed prison. The men, all in their early 30s, arrived July 27 from the state's minimum-security prison at Vienna. They have been assigned to groundskeep-ing duties at the reformatory, which has 128 women convicts and a capacity for 300.

Director Allyn Sielaff of the Illinois Department of Corrections said that if the program works as expected, more men gradually will be moved into Dwight. "We're going to do it in a planned way," Sielaff said. "We're not just going to bring men in. We have to develop programs that they can fit into." Sielaff, who assumed his post in June after five years as head of the Pennsylvania prison system, told of the previously unannounced program in an interview with The Associated Press. The male inmates occupy one of 11 cottages at the reformatory 80 miles south of Chicago.

The plan is to put them in classroom and recreational programs with women convicts, as well as special ones designed for men only. "Eventually, they'll be participating in certain programs together," Sielaff said. could be stretch marks. I am taking a chance and guessing at that because of the location of the marks. The tissues underneath the skin vary in texture from person to person, and stretching of the skin from overweight or pregnancy or (occasionally) from rapid growth can stretch these fibers until they separate.

It isn't painful, but it leaves those "stretch marks." Some people never seem to get any; others get them quite readily, and gaining too much weight, and especially gaining it too fast, is the principal cause. There frankly isn't anything you can do about them except ignore them or cover them with cosmetics there are special types which can very accurately match the color of your skin. If they are pink now, they will fade in time. I've written fairly often about stretch marks, so possibly your "ugly marks" are something else. If so, what about asking your family physician or a dermatologist? Dear Dr.

Thosteson: Aft By G.C. THOSTESON, MD Dear Dr. Thosteson: I have written you about six times, but you never print anything like it. I have some real ugly marks on my thighs, breasts and hips and would like to know where they come from and how I can get rid of them. I sec them on older people.

I am 15 and am not fat. Please print this because I just can't go out in a bathing suit with these marks, and I would like to be a lifeguard. CM. I'm sorry, sweetie, but you just haven't given me much to go on. "Ugly marks" could mean stretch marks, moles, warts, psoriasis, eczema.

If you haven't asked your doctor what they arc, have you even asked your mother? Seeing the marks, she'd probably be able to guess better than I can. But I'll take a shot at it, anyway. If they are long, narrow marks, which are reddish or purplish when they first appear, and then gradually fade to white streaks, they urn i na wfiTPfl SAWYER ST. I cnncDwniTii SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY SPECIALS OSHKOSH OR diseased disc in the spine. Someone else told me it could travel up the spine and affect my brain, caus-.

ing death. Is this so? Mrs. D.D.C. No. Disc disease or arthritic changes in the spine may give no symptoms; and not be discovered until an X-ray of the area, for ome, reason, is taken.

The accident may have had nothing to do with the finding. Dear Dr. Thosteson: My husband is a heavy drinker. He tells me he wants to quit and he wanted me to write to you about something that makes you sick every time you drink any alcohol. What is it and where can I get it? Mrs.

B.H. There are medications that make a' person sick if he takes any alcohol. Best known is Antabuse. But thesesare tricky medications to handle, and available only on prescription, so your husband would have to be under care of a physician to use them. I wonder how much he really wants to quit when he wants YOU to write instead of writing himself.

I'm rather afraid that he's been looking for somebody else to do it all for him. That isn't likely to work. He's got to want to do the stopping himself. Dr. Thosteson welcomes all reader mail, but regrets that, due to the tremendous volume received daily, he is unable to answer individual letters.

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