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Page 2 NORTHWEST HERALD Section B Wednesday, July 17,1985 > Splashdown I'PI photo Kirk Williams, 17, of Vinton, Va. Takes the plunge off a cliff above Smith Mountain Lake in Franklin County near Hardy, Va. Monday. Temperatures soared into the 90s and combined with high humidity to make many Western Virginians uncomfortable. DAILY DINING DELIGHTS! S3 MONDAY BUTT STEAK •7.95 C9 TUESDAY CRAB LEGS •9.95 ALL YOU CAN EAT E3 WEDNESDAY PRIME RIB •8.95 H FRIDAY CRAB LEGS •9.95 ALL YOU CAN EAT SATURDAY BEEF WELLINGTON •11.95 H SUNDAY BRUNCH .The Best! Complimentary champagne, made to order eggs & omeletes. roast beet, ham, bacon, sausage, too many items to list '8.95 Adults •3.95 Children 9 thru 12 THURSDAY BBQBABY BACK RIBS FREE Children under 8 •8.95 ALL YOU CAN EAT n / EsS SUNDAY @f ROAST PORK or HALF BAKED CHICKEN SI 5-45^-2660 3I2-65iS-.W: Kl. 14 • C'nslal l ake Dinners Include: Relish tray, bread, soup or salad, vegetable, choice of potato or rice. JUST CHECK OUT THE FIGURES 1&99 and 22.99 Juniors love the figure-flattering fit of Lee jeans. And they love the pocket flattering prices, too. 0 SALE 18.99 Reg. $25. Shown at left: cotton denim jeans in classic straight-leg. 5-pocket styling. SALE 22.99 Reg. $33. Shown at right: Londqr Rider pleat-front baggies in soft pre-washed denim. Sal* price* effective thru Saturday. July 27th. Brickyard. Ford City. Fox Valley Center. Gary Village. Golf Mill. Lakeh jrst. Lincoln Mall. Louis Joliet Mall. Marquette Mall. Northbrook Court. North Riverside Park. Orland Square. Southlake Mall Spring Hill Mail. Woodfield. Yorktown '98f' J C FVnipv G. EYEWEAR, NO LONGER A NECESSITY? Advice EVE SURGERY WHICH TAKES PUCE WHILE THE PA­ TIENT SNOOZES IN AN OUTPATIENT CENTER NOW OFF­ ERS THE REALISTIC HOPE OF REMOVING EYEGLASS DEPENDENCY FOR MANY WHO ARE INCOMFORTABLE WITH CONTACT LENSES OR WHO SEEK FREEDOM FROM EYEWEAR FOR PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL REASONS. THESE SURGICAL TECHNIQUES. FIRST USED IN THE U.S.S.R. AND IN COLUMBIA. CAUSE BETTER FALSING OF LIGHT WITHIN , THE EYE BY RESHAPING THE CORNEAL WINDOW . IN THE SOVIET TECHNIQUE (FYODOROVk CALLED RADIAL KERATOTOMY. HALF MILLIMETER-DEEP RA­ DIAL CUTS GOING FROM THE PUPILS EDGE TOWARD THE WHITE PORTION ALLOW A NATURAL FLATTENING EFFECT ON THE CENTRALCORNEA TO OCCUR. REFINED IN THE U.S.S.R. SINCE 1973 AND IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1978. MORE THAN 100.000 KERA- TOTOMIES HAVE BEEN PERFORMED WORLD-WIDE. SEVERAL U.S. STUDIES HAVE RECONFIRMED ITS SA­ FETY AND HIGH EFFECTIVENESS. THOUGH SOME RARE. SERIOUS COMPLIC ATION HAVE OCCURRED. KERATOTOMY CORRECTS NEARSIGHTEDNESS AND ASTIGMATISM. IN THE COLOMBIAN TECHNIQUE IBARRAQUER). THE SURGEON USES HIGH-TECH EQUIPMENT TO REMOVE A QUARTER-MILUMETER-THICK CONTACT LENS- SHAPED WAFER FROM THE FRONT EYE WALL. THIS PROCEDURE. WHICH HAS A 25 YEAR TRACT RECORD. CORRECTS FARSIGHTEDNESS AS WELL AS NEARSIGHTEDNESS BEYOND THE RANGE OF KERATO- TOMY. FOR MORE INFORMATION. W RITE: DEARABBY Traditional women don't split hairs DEAR ABBY: "Rapunzel Legs," a hairy feminist in Everett, Wash., refused to shave her armpits or legs, and now she's screaming "sexual discrimination" because she's not welcome at private swim centers and exercise clubs. I think she deserves all the grief that comes her way. Doesn't she know that in this country women shave their legs and armpits in the interest of good grooming? Underarm odors are bound to he trapped in all that hair, so it's also a matter of hygiene. If "Rapunzel" let her hair down for me. I'd send up a case of Right Guard. DENVER READER DEAR ABBY: Sure it's sex discrimination to ban "Repunzel Legs" from swimming centers because she doesn't shave her legs and underarms. Are men banned from swimming centers because they have beards and hairy chests, hairy legs and hairy arms? Personally, I'd be happier if men and women got rid of all their body hair before swimming in a public pool. They don't realize that all that hair clogs the drains and filter system. EX-POOL MANAGER DEAR ABBY: That woman who refused to shave her legs should be named "Repulsive" instead of "Rapunzel." If she's too lazy to shave, she should move to Europe. RITA, CHARLOTTE, N.C. DEAR ABBY: "Rapunzel" should realize that allowing her dark and plentiful hair to grow in an unsightly manner is uncouth, unfeminine and unsanitary. In America we consider hairy legs and underarms gross. In Europe it's considered sexy. But then. Euro­ peans don't use deodorants; they think sweat and other natural body odors are "sexy." Pee- ooey! ALL-AMERICAN GIRL DEAR READERS: And now, equal time for "Rapunzel Legs": DEAR ABBY: I applaud "Rapunzel," the hairy lady who dares to be herself. Let it grow--let it show. It suits closet fur fanciers just fine. I am one of them. I adore furred feminine forearms, flashes of tufted armpits, downy mustaches and soft and silky leg hair. (It looks divine under nylon hosiery!) And if you care for me, don't change a hair for me. I love the natural look! ROGER THE FUR FANCIER DEAR ABBBY: No woman should shave her legs if she doesn't want to. I haven't touched a razor for years, and when some no-class, big- mouth comments on my hairy legs, I say, "I'll shave my legs when my husband shaves his!" LOTTA GUTS IN RICHMOND, VA. DEAR ABBY: Hooray for "Rapunzel"! I think hairless women are a multibillion dollar conspiracy dreamed up by the manufacturers of razors, razor blades, electric shavers, shav­ ing creams, depilatories, waxes and the elec­ trolysis business. Shaving is a bloody nuisance (literally!) and often leads to,infections, ingrown hairs and razor burns. Thanks for sticking up for a woman's right to be herself. HAIRY IN HOUSTON DEAR ABBY: Like most American women. I learned early in life to tweeze, pluck, shave or wax away offensive body hair, but I always hated the chore. Now that I'm more mature. I'm able to face a few rude stares or comments rather than return to scraping my skin with a metal blade. I'd like "Rapunzel" to know that seeing other unshaven women in public gives me permis­ sion to be myself, and I thank her for her courage in being a pioneer. Women are taught to hate their bodies, and to believe that their natural selves are somewhat disgusting. I see it as just one more way we're kept busy being self-conscious and thinking about trivial things (like men's opinions of us), so that we won't figure out where our real power lies. FEMINIST DEAR ABBY: Tell "Rapunzel Legs": Yes, it is sex discrimination to demand that women shave their legs while men walk around like gorillas. And if 'Rapunzel" wants to go topless--like a man--she won't get any complaints from me. RED IN PARIS, TEXAS