Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 17

riday October 10 1975 Statesville Record Landmark Page 5 POLLY'S POINTERS Plastic Polish to High Pork Resignation Announced BI Agents Answer to Previous Puzzle Wardrobe 12 34 35 CHAIN SAWS RIDAY Diamond Hill Baptist Church JIM BISHOP: Reporter made of the repro mate 13 14 15 17 52 51 50 51 Is it true that the name of amily Planning Centers is going to be changed to lity A A change in the name of amily Planning Centers has been suggested more than once ertility Control more nearly describes the work actually be ing done by the Centers Very few sterility cases come in and maternity cases are cared for at Prenatal Clinics DEAR MARY CBS did not say so but of course after cleaning with the lemon juice it would all be washed with soap and hot water rinsed and carefully dried POLLY LTLRlsriC LAMPS they are not The friction of these graceful forms is to force more fresh air into huge diesel engines used to drive off shore drilling rigs work boats and locomotives The turbocharger assemblies are checked out at Auburn NY plant of White Motor Corp DEAR POLLY Thank you so much for the Pointer for cleaning the deposits from my aluminum whistling tea kettle It worked great using the water conditioner with the help of the few marbles I added Now I am using my kettle When I find I have a little time to trim the dead roses from my pected You should visit a urologist and be sure there is no correct able bladder abnormality After that get yourself treated as the need arises Take your recommendation as to hor mones etc Often a little extra estrogen cream in the va gina or pills by mouth will soften bladder and urethral (bladder opening) linings and thus alleviate symptoms if there is no contraindication for the hormone I am 45 years old and bothered frequently with blad der trouble not too bad but uncomfortable A doctor once told me it was more in my mind than physical but I agree with him I had a hysterectomy five years ago Could there be a connection? A When all physical rea sons for discomfort and pain are ruled out we blame the psy chological Perhaps we just do not know enough to find the phy sical reasons perhaps we are recognizing the importance of the psychological more often We do know that some women are more sensitive than other women and some have com plaints and problems all their lives There are a lot of nerves around the bladder and this area is subjected to a great deal of stress in women There is regular urination pressure dur ing sexual intercourse injury during childbirth and afteref fects of reparative surgery Any operative procedure no matter how skillfully done will change the original alignments of tissues nerves blood vessels etc and discomfort can be ex 3 Map section 4 Organic compound 5 Pronoun 6 State 7 Domesticate 8 Obstacle 9 Roman goddess 10 Took food 1 1 Dry like wine 16 Smell 18 Made over 21 Part of a garment 23 rench river 24 Topic for a debate 25 Russian rulers 26 eminine garment 27 Skin disease DEAR GLORIA Try rub bing alcohol I have had good luck removing such stains from a shiny white plastic purse Toothpaste is also good for re moving ballpoint ink from such things The following letter from a reader also suggests toothpaste for soiled white shoes POLLY 4:00 4:30 5:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:30 1:05 2:05 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:30 1:00 2:30 4:00 4:30 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 4:00 5:30 6:00 7:00 7:30 Price Seen SIOUX CITY Iowa (AP) Consumers should expect the price of pork to remain high at least through the end of the year because of record slaugh terhouse prices currently being paid throughout the Midwest a federal livestock expert says prices will be high until at least the first of the year longer if the producers come back into the Sheldon Reese director of the US Department of Agricul Market News Service said Tuesday And he said rising slaughter house prices will be passed along to consumers The current record prices are a reaction to low prices a year ago Reese said got too cheap They were selling in the 20s and 30s (dollars) and were a losing pro position Grain was too high and hogs were too cheap When you lose $50 to $100 a head you stay in too He said the number of hogs being slaughtered nationally is running about 25 per cent below normal this year take a quarter of the supply of anything away hogs sugar gasoline and the price increases along with the he said Record prices were reported at all major Midwest livestock markets on Tuesday freshen its drab appearance Some spray it white or gold it is a matter of taste and color scheme Everyone loves a winner hope this is mine BJ 28 oot joint 30 32 33 39 41 Pioneer P20 The tough lightweight Lots of muscle yet weighs just 10 pounds 3 ounces Easy Arc starting action Biggest engine of any saw in its class Quieting muffler fingertip controls and a host of other features 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:001:00 11:30 1:00 Baby Shortage The birth rate con tinues to fall Only 31 million babies were born last year the lowest number since 1945 ac cording to The Conference Board The fertility rate which is the estimated number of children a woman will have in her lifetime fell from a high of 36 in 1957 to 19 in 1973 While the birth rate is shrinking the number of marriages has been steadily rising There were 23 million marriages in 1973 English river Negative reply Ascend ish sauce Distinctive dresses 44 Angry 46 Appearance 47 Produced 49 unctions Poker stake Newspaper Enterprise Assn (ab) Because One (comb form) 54 Insurgent (coll) 55 Label 7 By Eleanor RODGERSON MD Copley News Service Why are you trying frighten pregnant women who smoke? A it bad to tell a pregnant woman who has not had Ger man measles (rubella) to keep away from the next door neigh bor who has the disease? Is it bad to tell her not to take cer tain tranquilizers? Is it bad to let her know there are risks to her unborn baby she can avoid? By this time every woman should know that smoking is a hazard not only to the unborn but to herself and to her newly bom She should prepare ahead for her pregnancy get herself examined and tested for various chronic diseases and conditions that might need treatment dur ing her pregnancy and stop smoking No more can she jus tify her habit by saying to her self she is the only one affected Everyone around her and in side her is affected A recent report from England points out that the normal breathing movements of a fetus in the uterus are diminished when its mother smokes When these movements become irre gular or stop a fetus is more likely to die before birth The nicotine in the cigarettes is thought to be the responsible agent The oxygen supply also is decreased and adaption to this decrease may be a rea son why babies bom to smoking mothers are smaller of lower birth weights then babies bom to non smoking mothers DEAR POLLY Do you know how to remove ballpoint ink marks from a plastic purse? I am not really sure if it is plas tic or imitation leather Any info a i would be greatly appr i a This is a purse I use all the time and it is embarrassing to walk around with such stains on an ivory colored purse GLORIA RALEIGH (AP) A campaign manager is named next week by Sanford candidate Democratic nomination In a statement released Wednesday Sanford said his campaign organization is still in good shape despite the resig nation Tuesday of his chairman former Vermont Gov Philip Hoff campaign is not going under and will not go Sanford said adding or ganizational and financial structure looks the most prom ising it has looked since my an Sanford also said he will name a finance chairman and reveal the status of efforts to financially qualify for federal matching campaign funds Hoff said he was forced to re turn to his law practice because he ran out of money Hoff will remain in the campaign but will have no official title Sanford said campaign has been in a restructuring process over the last several Sanford said adding have been pulling in our financial reins and we are encouraged Our plans are broadening and new people are coming aboard ACROSS 1 Stocking 5 Head covering 8 Scarf of fur Aspects of an issue Marie Saint Suitable Decree Penitence ocal point 19 Vivid hue 20 Raw minerals 22 Leave out 26 Asterisk 29 550 (Roman) 30 Apparel 31 amily 32 Relative "Home of the brave" (ab) Artists medium 36 Girl's name 37 Big California 38 Supply of horses 40 Six (Roman) 41 Letters of alphabet 42 Liang of China 43 Boy's name 45 Shade tree 48 Type of shoe 52 Winter vesture (2 wds) 56 Expiate 57 Numeral 58 Harem room 59 Greek letter 60 Skeleton part 61 Small cask 62 Actual being (Phil) DOWN 1 Conceal 2 Norse deity 9:00 "Sweet Hostage" 11:00 Best Of Groucho 11:30 Wide World Special 1:00 Local News WRET CHARLOTTE lintstones Leave It To Beaver Brady Bunch I Love Lucy Beverly Hillbillies Sanford 8 Son Chico The Man The Rockford iles Police Woman Eyewitness News Tonight Show Midnight Special Sign Off WXII WINSTON SALEM Gilligan's Island Adam 12 Ironside Triad Today To Tell The Truth Hollywood Squares Sanford Son Chico The Man The Rockford iles Police Woman Triad Today Tonight Show mianigni opvtiai DEAR POLLY Mary wanted to know how to clean bronze flatware that came from Bangkok Ours came from the same place and we clean it with fresh lemon juice If there are any stains they can be wiped off with a paste made of lemon juice and cold cigarette ashes This was the local recommen dation given to us and it works perfectly CBS 7:30 8:00 9:00 11:00 11:30 1:30 3:00 3:15 HARVEY CLARK Pastor DARRYL CARTER Music Director BIBLICAL PREACHING INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC CHRISTIAN ELLOWSHIP Nursery acilities Available EVANGELISTWAYNE LEVAN Union SC WBTV CHARLOTTE Partridge amily Adam 12 Mod Squad Scene Tonight News Treasure Hunt Big Eddie A Hawaii ive 0 Barnaby Jones Scene Tonight Those Were The Years It Takes A Thief Sign Off WGHP8 HIGH POINT Merv Griffith Big Valley News Truth Or Consequences Let's Make A Deal Mobile One "Sweet Eyewitness News Wide World Special Eyewitness News WSOC CHARLOTTE Mike Douglas Bewitched News Wild Kingdom Candid Camera 4 Seize Tapes COLUMBIA (AP) BI agents have seized about 23000 suspected pirated or illegally reproduced stereo tapes from an auto parts company in Mar ion according to Joseph Lof fler special agent in charge of the BI in South Carolina Loffler said Wednesday the seizure was made during a search of the Auto Parts Co He the search was made on the basis of a search warrant issued by Magistrate Er vin Swearingen of lorence under a section of the federal code prohibiting illegal duction of copyrighted rial No arrests have been Loffler said the results search will be furnished the of fice of the attorney in Co lumbia for possible legal action 4 new to be Terry for presidential bushes and so on I just grab the pruning shears and the garbage can lid and get to work No scouting for a container to put the cuttings in When finished I just tip the top into the plastic bag in the garbage can put the top back on shears away and I am finished Thank you for past help MILDRED DEAR POLLY Someone wrote that she had a mercuro chrome stain on a rug and I found that dissolving an effer vescent denture cleaning tablet in one cup of hot water is very effective to use for removing this medicine from clothing so it should work on a rug too but do test first I would use a sponge or wash cloth to apply the solu tion sparingly This also works for completely removing old blood stains from sheets I merely soak the stained part in the cup of solution and it can be repeated if need be BETTY DEAR POLLY Driftwood is most decorative but I often DEAR POLLY If your use brown liquid shoe polish to white shoes have spots on them clean with your favorite fouride toothpaste The spots will come right off and the shoes are really clean BETH ON THE ROAD (KS) Her sister Mrs James Hughes There is a hypnotic effect in is in a hospital for a hand opera long driving We no longer roll smoothly over the highway The car is stand ing still and the concrete runs under the wneeis a mi 'i rage of water is far ahead We never catch up to it 1 One radio station fades out another fades in Country music alerts the ears to loneliness and i sex Kelly looks up briefly from her needlepoint a long long ride to nowhere Gasoline averages 66 cents a gallon The speed limit is 55 but the train of traffic flows at 63 At night the road is a ruddy flow of lava We talk about everything We speak of nothing The silences are long the radio music abominable Behind the wheel the neck muscles stiffen hour by hour Eight fingers curled around the steering wheel fall asleep A Two Seater America is on wheels I whistle Kelly glances up from the big yellow flower she is needling I stop The car 400 feet ahead is a con stant The soft rise and fall of our car is an expensive bassinet for two We pause for gas The car dines more frequently than we An old Southerner with arthritic knees primes the pump He walks as though breaking in somebody legs he says I nod and smile a safe reaction The gasoline remains in the pump he says He kicks the pump It belches once and gasoline emerges He has been trying to tell me that is air in the our hundred miles per day is all right Our trouble is starting too late We arise at 10 leave at noon Out of sheer boredom we eat two lunches at 1 pm and 4 pm A good steak is easy to find a good sandwich impos sible Aloud we read the mileage countdown to the next stop When the girls were little their patience wore out in the first 20 minutes: we near Behind sunglasses the head grows dumb as the eyes smart we start earlier tomor be She is she whis pers 20 minutes to I yank the old bones together up She had been reading my watch upside down 5 10 am We are on the road at 6:30 The hell with that pre dawn i stuff night people So is Kelly We speak of relatives by Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn Problem Revival Services October 6 12 7:30 PM PIONEER8 tion Pamela one of the twins was in a car accident She has a bro ken nose two laces) eve soc ket (one place) loose teeth (11) assorted bruises Her sister Robin was also in the car home on crutches No wonder my mother said wish you were all two years old again You used to mind what I The older I got the smarter she became We will stop in Jersey to count grandchildren Right now the state is hiding behind Maryland and Delaware on a map This is the third day we have stuck our maps in that map Strictly Neutral We nibble on peanut brittle and hard cinnamon candy I ask if she likes needlepoint she says No comment How can anyone not know whether he likes something or not? Who but my wife would be neutral on needlepoint? The sun moves slowly from the right to the left It changes color: white buff yellow gold deep ruby The blue shadow of the car stretches longer and longer caricature at sunset After dusk it disappears The bright beams are on Yel low light fingers the road ahead tracing the bumps in braille The car behind stares at me with round eyes in the mirror Every fourth tree has been touched with night frost They wear spooky Halloween masks of russet yellow and blushing red They rush by the car sighing in the night breeze Somewhere in the dark there is a field of jasmine It says and goodbye We will not push We do not try for that extra mile We se lect names of motels from bill boards We brought some dress up clothes They swing from a rod in back My jacket makes love to her silk print On the road See the new Pioneer models today at LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT SERVICE INC 2005 Amity Hill Road Statesville Tel 872 7286 4:00 4:30 5:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:30 1 :00 Midnight Special 2:30 Sign Off WCCB CHARLOTTE 4:00 You Don't Say 4:30 Happy Days 5:00 The Munsters irst Edition ABC News Truth Or Conse Concentration Hollywood Squares Mobile One 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 Gomer Pyle 7:00 Andy Griffith Hogan's Heroes Untouchables "The Naked Prey" Night Gallery "Pyro" "Bowery At News Sign Off UNC CHAPEL HILL Mister Rogers Sesame Street Electric Company Getting Over Solar Energy Aviation Weather News Conf Wash Week Black Perspective "Shoulder To Shoulder" David Susskind Show Sign Off much to increase your present security Control your temper in pm when mate may not be understanding CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) You can do those things that mean the most to you today and get good results Guard reputa tion especially during pm AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to eb 19) Get that information con fidentially that is important right now and confide in others Await a better time to become involved in new project PISCES (eb 20 to Mar 20) Decide which one of your friends can be of help to you now and contact this person who could also be in need of your assistance I YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will un derstand early the value of a dollar and how to be construc tive and practical in everything and should have a fine solid kind of education Then there will be much success in this life Do not neglect ethical and religious training early other wise your progeny could be come ruthless Much ability at precision and neatness here Light sports is best Stars impel they do not What you make of your life is largely up to YOU Carroll Individual orecast for your sign for November is now ready or your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter ore cast Record Landmark Box I 629 Hollywood Calif 90028 GENERAL TENDENCIES: 1 You can get whatever is import i ant to you on a more well organized basis But it is ad visable to get a good rest tonight and to avoid being involved in anything cf a risky nature with i other persons ix apparel ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Look to higher ups for the assistance you need to make bigger headway in your career now Avoid persons who think as cleverly as you do TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) Study ways to make a greater success of some new project that interests you Take it easy tonight and restore energies GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Meet responsibilities keep important promises Reach a better understanding with partners Settle that problem with mate early but wisely MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Know exactly what partners expect from you and then cooperate so that everyone is pleased start an argu ment LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Keep busy at all that work ahead of you then rest on your laurels in pm Drive with utmost care and conserve on gas VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Once your work is done and financial position bettered get out to the recreations that you need to relieve tensions Enjoy compansionship LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Handle basic matters intelli gently to have the foundations of your life on a firm basis Try to be of greater service to others Relax SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Make future plans with those in terested in your welfare But get involved in affairs in pm Mind own busi ness strictly SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) A new plan can do Birthdays October 11 Gilbert Stroud Robert Murdock OR Bost Marshale Jones Jolene King Cindy Shuford Arlene Shuler Sara Reece Rebecca Blankenship Walter Blankenship Mrs Stanley Jackson Randy Thomas Margaret Cooke JW Stikeleather Sr oy Bowles Raymond Williams Tommy Bradburn Cecil Herrin Catherine Ann Scott Mrs RB Christopher Robin Brown Genevieve Long Lewis Lippard Susan Pope Linda Boggs Deborah Lynn Speaks Mrs Guy Haddix Kim Befi Walt Pulliam Tammy Plyler Chris Simendinger CARROLL osooi from the Carroll Righter Institute AN APPLE A DAY helps keep the veterinarian away for three young orangutans enjoying a snack with zoologists Jan and Jack Armstrong at Swope Park Zoo in Kansas City Mo 'ntv PA "'J 'it ft avtJ IV Vl 4 SHE i I (581 1 4 1 BEEEAX1 Ba c11 GRJPPELO I TJE? 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