HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-11-22, Page 6"Dear Anne Hirt: How ght
you are -,.-Meo you say one es,t-
not li.new a man until sue mar- !
ries him!
'Soon after iny wedding 23
yens 10 1 ound myself living •
with a man I did 110i. 110W. tI
really Is so conceited he thinks I,
nobody on earth Compavoi; with
hind I have spent all the.:e
Y.:ars trying to please hi to, and 1
lind it beyond awe.
"He is anit-social. he has 110
'.11;10 i01 My frigIMS, and 1 di -
1 14 has almost no friends
Of his W.V11.
"When we wire going together
he was always polite to tny ram,•
but er since our marriage
lie has objected to their visiting
Wheo I get too hungry to
see them. I slip there on ihe sly,
which is degrading.
"It was HytTrt worAo oop
rhildrcu grew tip. It stormed :
anywhere. and they
coukt mil,: nave their tri,siels
tavi. nhio! he w as aivity.
Th 4I11 all the years, 1
have !ilk:a to make lfltI 111it0T-
x11i1t that we :amid oat ho,
oer,i ti6.01
4
Thrtelou-
r.lp
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ialriespoons oraAolarai
01t‘..
,ter
vsp ponnut boo,
1 sap fai. ...saran wqs,
'An a
2 teaspoons granular.d
sugar
....prarlds sonlvnls of
2 ow/Pippo!. Fleischatann'r
Active Dry Yeast
ket stand 10 tng,alez. THEN stir
wail.
s. Stir in lukewarm miik mixture and
2 cups once -sifted
ellvpurpose flour
Y.; and boat until smooth and elastic.
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Needs no
refrigeration
• 11g: vitality is sapped, hoc in-
* 0Aligonce lies fallow, and et
• 40 she looks like a woman 211
• years older.
*
16't yoo are not like that,
" After all these years, you ara
' stilt rebelling. You are as in-
* terested itt people and the out-
* side world as ever, and more
delet mined to ilook the pul-
" sating lite that has been de-
▪ nied you. What courage yott
4 possess!
" Your heart is still young,
• and your spirit will early yOu
o through. Tell the children you
plan to leave; I am sure they
' will help until “iti can be on
• you': Own. Long years 114
• ahead of %on, and I hope they
" vitt 116111 warding as yen
desemc.
IN SUSPENSE
"Dear Amee ikty hos-
t:and and I have blYil separated
tor a year mut seven inortins.
•.aici out mid Piave any fon.
Leoause lte sees rno with a tnan
t.tart s041.` 11114 Mien
s•••, Mot 1,1:11 "2,irl, I don't
' •
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new hay baler will turn out bales from one -foot square to one
by 4l'a feet. The machine carefully measures hay to produce
bales of the size most suitable to the individual farmer. Tile
baler also packs bales of hay into even slices, like loaves of
bread, for easier handling.
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gre,6071 loaf puns 1E31/2 x 43
top inside measure). [hush
with melted shortening, Cotter,
1,1 11, Willi doubled in bulk -
about 40 tninutes. Bake is hot
oven, -MM, 30 to 35 minutes.
Yiele1-2 loaves.
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11 ;'o' 1, stont,, hundreds nt
that so -mellow
,••ai Cast into .the house and
a1'16ll1141 10110.1: kitchen chairs
and liviiip--roont furniture. If
1;ndor tho riirriittlre
it ,.6(11,i(in't. had hut oo'a-
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v are left in the
middle of 1 Le floor and a
eiletLnut, 11133 titt.t31 vOlnfort-
nl,le thing to igen on in a hurry.
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Vavt,, keno/ 144111 them a
not.r \4111.11inv, . , a Warning
that 1 A.Lt.. haw- not Ireatly clone
so the limo 111101 votne Il, I'VPI,A1-
hdl the Oil 1111100 or fill tip the
EVCII un bright, runny
days v.1..11 ni;.,111. l'10111:101 gather
thrim is 111117 411 tit.' air that
L L3 In 1 11,414 .sts weletnor the v011)1'011
Zd,
of a v. :1H11. 110010,, ti.„ •
have a sot, the entertaioimmt .
fered by television. even
TV provide,: us with prold,ons.
Friday nights, for i16d11162
lune.ing bouts and Person la l'ee•
son conflict for part of the lino.
Partner, Of your -to, wants 0110
and 1 tlik• other. We genet:Ali,
reach a compromise in some arm.,
depending on what eaclo program
has to offer. We haven't yet
reached the stage of thinking two
sets are necessary! In f.tet
think ourselves ItickV to have
even one. And there are time4
when one is more 1111111 en1'u1t11
if the choice of A protraro 131,e..
tween an inferior play 'Ar A va-
riety show. We are glad Omni-
bus, Perspective, Fighting Words
and Graphic are back on the
screen. Of course we always en-
joy the Buffalo University Panel
Discussion, also Toronto's Tab-
loid. And to think that this tithe
last year LNL` stoutly maiotained
that we had no desire for televi-
sion at all. Now we wouldn't
be without it for anything — and
it certainly comes in handy with
small children, if used in 141(1(1401:.
211(111. When the small fry have
reached the stage (13 being over-
tired and cantankerous Lassie,
Walt Disney 01' Claraboll Invari-
ably save the day,
Tot is. going tel 0.' so-
other big day in our Fannie. Ed-
ward is to be -hristened and, we
are all going down Coe the rm..-
muny. Bob is to be 11114 tne
goafallters. later in Ole w;i011 it
01in fmnid';
/tom Mir, ' 111. a
mid then a ehri hatiiig: another
anotitcr ellristenitte,
and so it goes. Then voine bit ijx.
days 110114 :11111;
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14I.11 1:11 WOTICIVIAltg 11.1n0t. the
(1111 '4 have IN e forgolteti TWA
or that: There seem frt
3,1 many to remember. and (101(14
that we would like to forget.
And at Christmas time the family
gathering gets 11 little bigger
every year so that it is no good
1.1:0 who are older thinking 221.2
eau dispense with a Christman
tree. Never to chancel Once
again we find ourselves in the
middle of it all, only with
other genera:11ml. But thank
heaven, it is a generation wit
can enjoy without assuming too
touch responsibilitY. GratirlPaC-
ents have their place the
scheme of things but it is not a
place of full control. Not if W19
are wise.
US2PI suBsTrriTTE
Theme wa, an t1e11e111 'phone
call from a man staving his son
had swallowed a fountain -pea.
"All right! I'll come at once,"
replied the doctor. "What aka
you doing in tho mew-01,11er
"Using a "petticil,"
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• This el:arming afternoon dre.ss, made silt sheer wool trots azt
Anne Adams new printed pattern is sure to be a favorite in awl
woman's wardrobe.
Soft bjoe2 and flaring' skirt give it that new look .0/ lerativas.
so fashionable now end for next Spring. Net* the becOnikkg
collar, the bodice with graceful yoke, the pocket detail that lends
a custom made elegance.
Fashion and accurate fit are assured when making this drese
with ANNE ADAMS new Printed Pattern. Because the designer's
own lines and directions are printed clearly on each tissue pate
tern part anyone can sew and fit it like a professional dressmaker.,
For host results our pattern designer recommends a 12-inela
zipper for the placket closure. - We used the Magic -Tab Talon
Zipper for this &cgs. It is light weight enough for the sheer wool,
yet strong, and will release caught fabric or thread like magic.
Other fabrics recommended for this dress, Printed Pattern
4010, are dressy faille, bengaline, satin brocade or crepe. This
Misses' pattern comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 40. Size 15
requires. Va yards of 134 -mill fabric or 1'.it yards of 35-int
fabric.
Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (stamps cannot be accepted; use
410411(1 111)130 for safety) tor Pattern 4610. Send to ANNE ADAMS,
133 Eighteenth St., New Toronto. Ont. -
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2 tbsps. granulated sugar
mix in
1/2 c. chopped pitted dotes
14. c, chopped outs
(Bake 1.11 Waffler, 100
Sift together once, th•tn frile bowl,
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Consbina
2 Well -beaten eggs
11/4 c. milk
V2 E. Crushed pineapple
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1.1 4 lbsps. shortening,
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Make well In dry ingredian30,s1 stir In
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