Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital (Pawhuska, Okla.), Vol. 73, No. 181, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 12, 1982 Page: 6 of 10
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Page 6, Pawhuska Dally Journal-Capital, Sunday, September 12,1982
Pea nuts
WHEN ITS WINTER, YOU
CAN STAY IN THE HOUSE
IN THE SPRING AND
THE SUMMER YOU
CAN JUST LIE AROUND
BUT FALL IS
DIFFERENT..
IN THE FALL YOU HAVE
TO KEEP MOVING...
Dear
Be a Pal and
Pick Up a Pen
By Abigail Van Buren
€ 1981 by Universal Press Syndicate
Captain Easy
I NEVER Y WE CAN'T
® LIKED CAVES.STOP NOW.
WE CAN’T Y ANGELA!
LET HIM GET A
L AWAY! / 1
ANGELA, WAIT!
YOU CAN’T 60 IN
THERE ALONE!
Alley ()op
DEAR READERS: A few years ago a soldier sta-
tioned in Korea wrote to tell me what a heartbreak-
ing sight it was to see so many servicemen hurry to
mail call day after day and walk away empty-handed
with tears in their eyes.
I urged readers who wanted pen pals to write to:
Operation Dear Abby, c/o Commander: U.S. Forces,
Korea, APO San Francisco 96301.
It was a huge success. I learned that within two
months, 20,000 letters had arrived, and the morale of
the men had never been higher!
Well, friends, the offer still goes. I’ve cleared it with
Public Affairs Officer Col. Richard G. Hyde, who
assures me that the servicemembers in Korea would
welcome pen pals. So, make someone happy, and
write a letter to a lonely soldier today. And remem-
ber, there are lonely women in our armed forces, too.
Use the above address, and let me know if anything
rewarding develops.
we should do more to help them.
Today we received a letter from Johnny saying that
because of our negative attitude he is cuttingushis
are in shock and heartbroken. What should we do.
life. Weare in shocK THE PARSON’S DAUGHTER
DEAR DAUGHTER: What should you do? Nothing.
What should you not do? Give him the $2,000 to get
back into “his life.”
Getting married? Whether you want a formal
church wedding or a simple, "do-your-own-thing”
ceremony, get Abby's new booklet. Send $1 plus a
long, self-addressed, stamped (37 cents) envelope to:
Abby's Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood,
Calif. 90038.
ABBY
WE CAUGHT THEM SLEEPING, SIR! WELL DONE, MEN!
THEY SURRENDERED WITHOUTTAKE THEM AWAY!
A FIGHT!
IT SEEMS WE
ARE ONCE \
AGAIN IN YOUR
DEBT, MR....?
OOP, CAP’N! ) HEY,
ALLEYWHAT'S
I OOP! 1. / THAT?
OUR CAVALRY,
MR.OOP! IT'S
SOUNDS LIKE
HORSES!
ABOUT TIME
THEY
SHOWED UP!
DEAR ABBY: I am a woman in my early 30s with two
children, ages 4 and 8. I am recently divorced and am now
living with my ex-husband’s father. (I’ll call him Ralph.)
When I say I am ’living with him,” I don’t mean just
sharing expenses either. To put it bluntly, we are sleeping
together.
My question: Should my children call him Grandpa, Dad
or Ralph? And how much should I explain to them about
this situation?
Ralph thinks we should be open and honest with them,
but I feel we should shelter them since they just went
through the trauma of divorce.
IN DISTRESS IN INDIANA
HEALTH
Lawrence E. Lamb.M.D.
Fish vs. meat protein
By Lawrence Lamb, M.D.
DEAR DR LAMB — I am
Fish fat tends to lower
cholesterol which is good
Too much may increase
The Born Loser
YOU KNOW, DOCTOR, I CAUT UNDERSTAND HOW YOU CAN
LISTEN TO WHACKADOOS HOUR AFTER HOUR, DAY AFTER
------1 DAV AND ST I KEEP VOUR mm--
WHO
LMTENSZ
DEAR IN: If your children have always called
Ralph "Grandpa," they would probably be more
comfortable calling him Grandpa for now.
Your children are undoubtedly much more aware of
the situation than you think, so any attempts to
“shelter” them would be useless. 1 vote with Ralph.
Eek and Meek
WHATS
THE RUSH?
IT’S FRIDAY
ALREADY
©1982 by NEA Inc TM Reg U.S Pat & TM Of
** *
DEAR ABBY: Our 29-year-old son (I’ll call him Johnny)
recently called and asked us for $2,000 for a new pickup
truck. He said he was borrowing $5,000 elsewhere to make
a total of $7,000. He told us that he and his wife (they both
work full time) are buying a home and have no money in the
bank.
When my husband began to question the advisability of
taking on such a large debt, Johnny said he "didn't need a
lecture, and to take the money and shove it." Then he hung
up
The next day, Johnny’s wife called and said most of their
friends are being subsidized by their parents, and they think
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POLLY’S POINTERS
Polly Fisher
Helping the elderly
By Polly Fisher
DEAR READERS — Today, the column is being turned
over to A.E.B from Kansas who has some Pointers for
increasing the independence and security of older relatives
and friends For these helpful and important Pointers A.E.B
will receive the Pointer of the Week Award, an autographed
copy of Polly’s Pointers: 1081 Helpful Household Hints for
Making Everything Last Longer with my thanks — POLLY
DEAR POLLY - Here are a few tips that have made it
possible to keep my mother in her own home, in spite of her
85 years and failing health
Communication With the cooperation of Ma Bell, a very
loud bell was installed on a wall near the center of the house
inch
trying to adjust our diet so your bleeding tendency,
my husband and I will not Greenland Eskimos who eat
get a heart attack or worse, lots of salmon are prone to
a stroke. We are eating a lot serious nose bleeds
more fish and less red You’ll need some exact
meats. I understand fish figures so I am sending you
have less saturated fat than The Health Letter number
red meats. But what about 11-12, Fish and Shellfish as
the protein content — is the Health Foods, with tables on
protein in fish as good as the fat and cholesterol content
protein in beef’ of common fish and shell-
And if we eat fish instead fish. Others who want this
of red meats will that issue can send 75 cents with
decrease our cholesterol a long, stamped, self-
intake? I have heard that addressed envelope for it to
shellfish are high in choles- me. in care of this newspa-
terol? Is there any danger in per. PO Box 1551, Radio
eating lots of fish that we City Station, New York, NY
should be aware of? 10019.
DEAR READER - DEAR DR. LAMB - I
Changing your diet to need your opinion on vita-
include a reasonable amount mins I realize that lots of
of fish in your diet is a good big numbers for the list of
idea. I don’t think you need ingredients of a vitamin sup-
to exclude red meats as plement do not necessarily
there are many lean cuts mean that "bigger is better."
such as the separable lean of Gullible people can get
round steak. It is true that impressed and feel secure
about half of the fat in red with a lot of this and that
meats is saturated fat and it ingredient regardless of
contains little polyunsatu- what the ingredients are
rated fat compared to fish I have two supplements
About a third of the fat in Both claim to be the best
fish is polyunsaturated fat and most potent on the
and only about a third is sat- market I've been compar-
urated fat. ing the lists (enclosed) to
The protein in fish is com- note which one exceeded the
plete protein and is compa- other one for each ingred-
rable to other animal sourc- ient. Of course they are both
es of protein, including red good but is it possible to
meats and poultry Lean fish determine which one is even
such as haddock are low the slightest bit better’
calorie foods because they DEAR READER — You
contain so little fat and wouldn't happen to be one of
about 80 percent of the raw those gullible people you are
weight of fish is water. com- talking about, would you?
pared to about 70 percent How do you know they are
for raw red meats both good9 They both con-
There is a lot of confusion tain twice as much vitamin
about shellfish Some of the A as you need People
older reports about choles- always want to get the most
terol content were based on bang for their buck, but in
measuring techniques that terms of vitamins they can
measured other substances get a little more bang than
besides cholesterol. So they bargained for Too
oysters are not high choles- much vitamin A and D can
terol food but actually low be harmful when added to
cholesterol foods Scallops, the amount in your normal
crab and clams are also rel- diet. Stick with vitamins
atively low in cholesterol that provide NO MORE
but shrimp contain about THAN the recommended
twice as much cholesterol as daily allowances (RDA).
beef (NEWSPAPER Enterprise ASSN.)
September 13,1982 September 14,1982
Be flexible regarding the ways Ventures or projects on which
in which you hope to fulfill your you have expended diligent
ambitions this coming year effort, yet not received just
Many changes are likely if you rewards, will not be overlooked
are able to flow with events, all this coming year Continue to
will work out strive and be patient
V , ig 23-Sept. 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your
Commitments made to loved self-interests can be furthered
ones must be put above all today by treating others as you
other considerations today would have them treat you It's
Should you default, you'll leave an old formula which never
great disappointment in your fails Predictions of what’s in
wake Find out more of what store for you in the seasons fol-
lies ahead for you in the sea- lowing your birthday and where
sons following your birthday by to look for your luck and
sending for your copy of Astro- opportunities are in your Astro-
Graph Mail $1 for each to Graph Mail $1 for each to
Astro-Graph. Box 489 Radio Astro-Graph Box 489 Radio
City Station N.Y 10019 Be City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be
sure to specify birth date sure to specify birth date
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) If you
optimistic in all your endeavors need the assistance of friends
today, but keep your expecta- today, state your case clearly
tions within realistic limits and briefly They II come
Being overly enthusiastic could through as you hope, provided
lead to a costly mistake they don't feel badgered
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
Even though your judgment Your possibilities for success
may not be up to par today in and fulfilling your ambitions are
career and financial matters, better than average today in
events are still likely to work addition to your determination,
out in ways which will put you luck will also pull some strings
in the profit column SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. 21)Persons for whom you’ve
21) Give vent to your charitable done favors will be going to bat
inclinations without worrying for you today, yet you may not
about what you might get in be fully aware of their efforts in
return Today you may give your behalf
more Tomorrow conditions CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
could be reversed Stick to proven methods today.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. 19) especially where your career
Things will run smoothly today objectives are concerned
if you deal only with those What worked for you once may
directly connected to your do even better now
affairs Bringing in outsiders AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
will create complications Your judgment regarding the
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) outcome of events is very good
Friends can be relied upon to today, but still it will be wise to
assist you today but you'd be have an alternate plan, even if
wise not to count too much on you don’t use it.
those you know only on a busi- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If
ness basis you know of better ways to
PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) improve conditions where you
When pressed today you will work, this is a good day to
be extremely resourceful in bring your ideas to the atten-
overcoming work or career tion of your superiors
problems However don’t lord ARIES (March 21-April 19)
your success over others You can reap rewards today by
ARIES (March 21-April 19) If being helpful, and managing
you allow your innate sensitivi- things for others which they
ties to guide you today as to cannot do as effectively as you
how to deal with people, you're can,
not as apt to expect more from TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
them than you should and thus This should be a very produc-
won t be disappointed tive day, because you’ll be able
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) to keep everything in perspec-
Chance weighs in your favor tive You’ll realize the difficult
today, but there will also be can be achieved
other elements involved which GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You
could make opportune situa- have good leadership and
tions”, Be alert organizational qualities today
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your You’ll be able to get others to
ability to make quick and accu- do your bidding because they’ll
rate decisions is very keen see you have their interests at
today However, knowing what heart
to do is only halt the battle CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Carrying out the idea is the Over-all conditions look rather
other halt Promising today, especially if
CANCER (June 21-July 22) you are involved in something
Shoot from the hip when you're which will enhance security for
given a chance today at some- you and yours
thing opportune Things that LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Put ide-
you ponder will give others the as to work for you today which
time to hi the target first you think might make or save
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You you money The time is ripe
may not be personally lucky There's a good chance you
today, but if you associate with could pull off something big
those who generally are some (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.)
of their good fortune could
easily rub off on you
GREAT GROWERS
The 10 Top Farm States
1982 Millions of Acres Planted
N Dak
235
Minn. 7
22 4 "
S Oak
16 5
Neb
194
Iowa ) Y
26 1 111 Ind
24 1
13 2
scratch pads, with tied-on pencils, were also placed by each
phone
Safety: White reflective tape was wrapped around any
loose wires laying on the floor - telephone wires, remote
TV cord, etc. With a low wattage night light, these are very
visible By moving the fence to include the house’s back
door, she can put her dog in and out without going outside
Keeping an old, loved pet is important for both company and
security A hand grip near the tub makes it possible for her
to steady herself getting in and out, and a sturdy, low stool
gives her a place to sit in the tub if she wishes One of those
shower heads that extend to the hand makes her bath more
enjoyable than water hitting from overhead (Hiding the
bathtub stopper encourages this safer type of bathing )
Independence A colorful one-person place setting of
strong plastic dishes gives her something to call her very
own She can wash these three times a day, feeling she still
has household chores to do A large cookie sheet or tray,
decorated with colorful adhesive plastic makes a mealtime
TV lap tray and is easily wiped clean
Meals: A kitchen range with front switches replaced one
with switches at the back (too easy to catch clothing on fire
reaching over hot burners). She enjoys baking, and I help
her, freezing cakes and pies into individual serving pieces.
When I cook for my family, I prepare homemade frozen
dinners for her with low-sodium, nutritious foods She need
only take them from the freezer and heat them in her small
oven — A.E.B.
Polly will send you a Polly Dollar ($1.00) if she uses your
favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column Write
POLLY’S POINTERS in care of this newspaper
Kan.
23 1
Mo
15 4
Texas
24 2
SOURCE Agriculture Department
NEA/Moffitt Cecil
Although every state except Alaska is represented in
the 362 4 million American acres planted to principal
crops, a relative handful accounts for the bulk of the
nation’s cultivated land The concentration is even
greater in some key crops such as corn, with seven
states accounting for two-thirds of the planting, and
barley, with just three states accounting for half
reral extension phones placed about A wooden 20-
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