HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-11-29, Page 6"1:1,41 :trine Hirst 1 am ii,
and, ,I've- been ging steady ady with
a boy for sever; months. I like
• him very much, and ho says he
love:: the •.-. but every week -end
he has snnie excuse to be out of
town -
"He says he visits relatives. I
get to see him only oncea week,
"Should I stay home and watt
for him, or ;o out with Other
laov JF1AN"
'* The high spot for most
couples is the week -err,',, dater'
• •---there are few time re3tric-
y' tions on Saturday night, .and
Sunday afternoons together
* can be long. Without these spc-
tial occasions to look forward
" to, a girl's social life is pretty
,a empty and, I should say, thor-
* oughly unsatisfactory.. Yours is
• espeeiaily so, since you have
• only one date a week with a
., ben who declares he loves you.
Certainly date others over
• weeh-ends, If your -mother ans.
proves (and she evidently
" yvi1A; .pat yourself in vitamin -
lion. •
Even if you eouli see this
outlg plan around the clock,
* giving himall your date, is can-
• o*:ald. You are getting chances.
1) compare him with others
^ w ho might prove even t ,ore'•in-
• .ting, lice tfun to be with.
-Ant'
are you being fair to your -
when you are not le, ening
about other your e wn
-. an experience that cit -
1 = a girls personality- and
• t her dotAena of new triples
' 1n talk about other fllat,
• and me."
Every girl's e8ret t -i;e is
" 1 1 be popular. How
• pect to bE if yon have 0nig
•
one bea First thing you
• hnoW. you will be thinking lie
THE one and of l:-,nd ,:o1'
sorely would be bereft: if lie
* _,,dden1; changed girls. Term -
One -Yard Skirt
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1'UN111) tA'tll:ERN.
4:.1,a„W R -FASTER
NORt 4C!;1.18 '3
01.14y 0.01,e gitaa 54
I'Kl:AI11) PA" li.i+1V'
0tied'3 9f both sexes are famous
for ;111.1 practice, and rightly so,
* for it is wholesome and profit-
'. able. ')'Eyrie are the years to
* make lots of friends, some of
" ;,horn you will have for the
* rest of von ° lite. I hope you
* wilt stop wasting your time on
a one alone.
• I do not wish to arouse any
• suspicion. The lad may indeed
• be visiting relatives, but if he
* t> spenc:l t; 'v'-ry week: -end
with them isn't it obvious what
" a low- place you rate in his at-
* fections? 'Love,' you trust re-
„ 31013113)0x, 13 rue of the most
• tle::ibie w+words in teen-age lan-
". guage.
*, Play smart, my young friend,
and cultivate other nice boys.
• Ina few months' time you will
wonder- why on earth you
thought any one lad was worth
such concentration.
• 1. rive ycux problem much
y: space -today because 1 do not
" believe you realize howv serious
it 11, end 1 wanted to explain
• w n von are certainly "off on
- ho' ivca., . d.'
GIRL -IN _1 111 Ravi
Mesar Atone Htrst:.1.hope you
will.settle my problem for •ole.
i
It -vi allen in loan with a boy
.,t.- years younger than I. He.
loves. the dearly and says that
age doesn't mean a thing to hint
-bet I think it Inas' mean some-
thing later on,
PI aoe iimater q 1(iy a: he
wants to marry ate..o0e1 and your
eons:1'l n•aus a lot to 1110.
1UZZLEfl
Von •111 not ball me whether
do .71'^ in yon;teens-or ,011e
tl s, so 1t is not proper for me
to 3.!31,1 you 6. direct answer.
Yu,i 5''it m" tittle else to-
guide
oMade •1 opinion. The tone of
• your letter shows your imps -
lienee i1 nd I should say your
youth). so I only man warn
• you that your parernc are the
Encs to t ons1i111.
Al. any rate. dui t trt: h+;ty.
Marriage, .`veil it the -se 1111,-t
dein da i'i intended. to tart
3'11 Your Si!'', tied z year or -
.n 1'i getting beton- arglai0tecl.
wF3.r •anti .11
•
There not only is safety in
numbers for teen-agers; there is
more excitement, new thrills and
lots of fun. Give it a whirl, and
see. Paler any problems to Anne
Hirst. for she will understand
and guide you safely through.
Write her at Box. 1, 123 Eigh-
teenth St., New Toronto, Ont.
I Saved Himself A
Life 'elf Nagging
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Sl"411,1:92.
When a 'onulnlie young
Italian decided to marry the
prettiest ;ill in the villaae
where he w orlxd, a Friend who
11-ievt he, well warned hips that
mbe o= 31st} self-willed and had
tcrpe-t'.
Mit 331 Lei
le,'1311 tel,:nl11', li, 1' mow. or
sh('ll hm::uhn; uul'e
mat rind, 1 ,iuid. "Whatr'v1 r
voo do, ahoy: , I ,'r you're• 11ot. a
'1'e- innn,' nthcr wihr 511e11
p.•1'!; ('1111 oanu•rcifilk."
'fits' 'cotta-: mon 1111 on a circ,
ti, plan to avoid being. lm::-
pecked. 1n the rro'sded 11111%
011 their wr•ddinl; d.,'' ht'
'15 a tirnl and Ionlri "No" (1 he
1:It
(3':,1'1;111 w't(cthcr hr. tiu,F;.
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wedi1cd well,-." Il:: bide n- gra•
<winc:•d '•bill e:!u'pri e, h•• I5,-:•,,
strode hou, the church.
fa,rtlll±'. fh' 1 rug 3,1 1'
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'Necks, Please!'
FRENCH FAKIR -This is not an Indian fakir sitting on his bed
of nails, but a Parisian painter touching up a giant -sized
.toothpaste tube while sitting on the business end of an equally
big toothbrush. The outsized brushand tube will be used as
part of a dental display at the Children's Show in Paris.
vee» .:,•>'.:i/�'%'�,;:'�`'
r -t .6 . s e P. c e 1ke
1l i0 a ltltl<- difii pit these dacs
to keep title's thoughts roncen-
traled on ordinary, everyday
affairs. Of their own violation
they go wandering oti to the I
Middle East, to Ilimgary, to
Nova Scotia and to a little til-
lage not far from here where
striking trticic, driver- put oil an
active- demonstration resulting
in the loss of a leg to a 1)011c -e-
ntail 1n duty. And all last week
AP hnd mild. foggy wt niter,
which \vas anything bbl r hies -
ful, Anti mora 1f the pl'oblcnli
are with a vet. As fan' a., tPie
lIlirldlo F t.t 1 c•c11,ce'rned 1111 ono
rate
if)r!=.'e 1110 0111 (-111110. .1 he
same applies to Illltal:y. We ran
only hope-1ha1 ev-'utualh' acrtinn
by 1110 United Nation. A" ^mbly
trill
justify i1<. '313101111•0. The
ti11'in';hi11 dirtis,''r . bow car,
Nye' 1'. r" a the 1- (331(1•., anguish
of h. f,Intic.; be lon.'iug to Ute
trctppr•d mon - or of 51te glen
th•-enre:'ivr;:' happily the 111101.1,-r
nl' :l11'FICrn:3 is greater than a11y-
1)110 dared to tome for. ')'lie truck
(1(!9011 .1:rike it prolonged,.
111x! is sonl:'thiii. that may tOuth
u1' all quite 'lo;e'i,. And finally
t00 weather . wc certainly
c:1i'1 elan',, Wat. We have to
take v:11',1 eetnr, mut mals,' the
ba•xt of it. The nln:1 w1' can di, i.1'
aw(lid i1nn:-'rr3s:51'•' (5-ks ,I (13
the f,tr-;Itrnnd d tom's
Hew at (linger Moni rlir len
1,1!.' t:nnbli'nl; 33330 been
ro1o3'1-11 a!i/111. !.he weather. and
A i1l1 cough, aid r.•r,ld;. 1'1;5 has
ken) t1. lime 1t' 11'-' hoeuebntuld,
vrhi3h is
valley a nuiaance as
there are'. ...,,vera) yids we Ire-
nrh d to make but why take
,.lune I trllil •1 lire hi..hw;,ys
Iklweve1'.
rnlrlditinn:'. xre n111)' lS i11ft; I heard
liar= 'Iola• 111'1.1 111-1 uic;hl sod
rhir n1r 11 lac. A \c.:detatte round
)liu„ lal,> n< 1101 Inhband is
tit'ine to troll, 5idtulr, next
Werke--gim . I Bolo. he then all
11-r• gold will h: v-• cleared up.
-.1;rail a 1'-i :htn S chortle.
t Y ' '!'11 intw ha it lime, 1)0t' -
1n^_ li: d:,y o Luse Unexpected
coo, plit•aii inn". F3,rran3', of the
olrl- Boni- of To c11n 03311' 100
•'ll t.id w1' all ,I:,eal, lulu,,-
111I•'t le e, nth :. ?nl'! 01' a; croak ail
lh:,t hay.. hnuble in rnal:nl3
mit ;I ,.thiel ul,c&"14.1aru1.lV', dc.a ,
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if the sure
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an-w'„r it What 1, 0 lrinncvtc•d
ii nor -1 11._.. ;urn 1115313'
t'o nano,- 511 gin,, in 5513 niidrlh•
of tll3 )inti(. Tito loll!; do trance
a{1(r:!t(r raUOd out' uinilun' --
and I waiteri in enN loo." au,prise.
'1'110', a voice' .,:aid -- "I1uiln--is
Betty-l.on 5horrT' fSn11y-Lon,
intl••ed! It didnt (rdu• trio long to
3,1501 l the party thatBetty-Lou
wasn't hen•, tamer had hrcn
here, and f didn't knew any
Betty-Lnii anyt,vav1 Then 1 went-
shivering back to my bed- The
night was warns 50 1 sonpo1e ih4
:shivering; was merely the result:
of apprehension. For awhile 1,55
was quiet and theti Nnnt•v Glarlgel
cl:villi; main 1nn,•r,
trnl lhl'-,. All 1,, ,11 11 U''s (((11*.
a night. 011,1 a 1 write it is af-
ternoon a11d everything 15 re-
markably quiet - the children'
after-dinner nap has lasted for
031,11' 'WO hours, Here's hoping it
1.61'5 the lull before the storm.
Saturday we had an interest-
ing
ntere t -ins little outing Partner took'
tare of Nancy while Baba and I,
with Carol in tow, visited a
n3( `1cby Exhibition acid Gale 1f
.11I; and Crafts. It is an am 11
,vent 1111 03,33 plaeo the first week
m (torelel-rr. For the 1a''t three
} 11; I 1,111'' w0111 a fur coal for
the event This ),11:13' I was too
warm even an a trghtweight suit
--one none instal -leo W11 lull points
To iha t,tralnchlary 1','-,lh,:•r wee
are havii!'.
As wand 'bete was 41 0111-
5tandin3 display of handicrafts
of all kind;...-.c•squisiie eosttime
l'.wellrw, beautiful handwoven
as uelrs including the loveliest
tine -wool Toles i have seen any-
where. Orte of 1h+,.e linne3 1 ant
Main; to b'' really extravagant
and tee:15 myself to one --might
lime clone it 111i.s time hit light
gr..) was 01e ('0101ir they didn't
have. '1')1»1 ' was also it lovely
rolloctiml of pottery and a line
dalplm of nil naiutam0a-'Phe art-
ist. a rontarkably u'.•1': anile per-
son, w:1' demonstrating old Ru -
h
let lei u($, which. to Ih0 aver-
age poi 01. would hr, 3111 difiicttit
10 do a.; an oil painting, I won-
der rrnw ii i.i ;tune people are so
gifted? )Must be that 1(ir most of
u.; ;ha right genes were not
arn,lld before we were born.
Pursue that subject any further
and •,v 0 would (10011 find our -
;1 Lv03involved in the old 00rr
troversial topic of heredity ver-
so: environment. To lny know-
ledge, which is responsible for
vvltal, has never yet been satis-
faelorily explained. It an ex-
t,een•dinar:y age we are living in
lilt even yet We don't know all
the au: wee:. And maybe that is
.lust e.s, well --sometimes "a little
learning is a dangerous thing."
How Can I?
Q. How Dan I prevent moths?
A. Sprinkle a 111110 turpen-
tine, or benzine, around the
creviceof closeta, drawers,
and boses. Wrap garments to be
put away in newspapers; moths
rtistil:e
the odor of ink.
(T. How can I remove plaster
A. 17;;0 051(3 pint of vinegar to
on, gallnr, of hot. water. Scrub
well, then rinse wilh c tear water
and da
and lime Stains from wood-
work and floors?
Q. How eau I detect a leak
in a gas pipe?
A. At the point where the
Leal: !s suspected, apply a paste
of -map and wotor. If there is
a' leak, bubbles will appear.
Never use rrlalches or a flame
in looking for a gas leak.
Q, How can I relieve the
pinch of new shoes?
A. Wring a cloth from hot
water and lay it across the tight
spot while the shoe is on the
fans, changing as it cools. This
will make the leather shape to
the foot. - Q. How rant 1 remove varhtish
stains from goods?
A. nb the spot with turpen-
tine or beniille, then wash the,
good, thorough Iv.
1551133 !n - ]9114
Modern
Etiquette
(!. When a dinner ,.vin's, is
finistlllt,
should the hostess'
plate 11e removed (lust and If
not, whose plate?
A. There 51 urn Puke governing
the oi'le'r of removing dinner
plates. -
Q, Which woman should e
man seat at a dinner table, the
one on his right 01' left?
A, The woman on his right,
Q. Is it absolutely necessary
to send a wedding present when
one has declined an invitation
to the reception?
A. This would be expected
of ,you only if you were very
intimate friends of the bride,
the bridegroom, or their fami-
lies. Otherwise, it is not neces-
sary.
Q, How should one handle the
spoon when partaking, of soup?
A, The spoon. of course,
should be held in the right
hand, dipped into the soup with
an outward sweep, then taken
Prom the side of the spoon,
never from the tip.
Q, When writing a letter to
an acquaintance who calls you
"Mrs. Bridges," how do you
sign the letter?
As "Mary Bridges."
Q. 1)o male members of a:
party at a public dinner table
rise when a man stops at the
table for a few words with one
of the diners?
A. Not unless there is a great
difference in age. All younger
men rise tur a really old gentle-
-titan.
Q. Is it proper for She bride-
groom to help address the wed-
ding invitations and announce-
ments? I've heard this is "bad
lucks."
nu (0a3011 In the
world why heshouldn't help, if
11e' wishes.
Q. .Is It proper for a bridge
player to lay (gown several re-
maining cards in his hand with
the remark. "The rest of the
tricks are mine
A. This can b.- vary (111no Eng
10 moderately .3(11{1051 player::,
and - it is quite often possible
that 11e may be wrong- It is
much bet1111' Inst. to 111av out.
all the tricks.
la. 1 bare been invited for a
week -end visit. Would it be
proper for me to bring a gift
to my hostess?
A. This norlld he a 31e0 nice
thing 10 do. '1'h gift need not
h:^ vah'ab!ti, - but :hat1ld aliaty
cafe i' selection, Remember,
Itlou.gh, that this does not e3'•
e use you from wilting 1.1101
"bread-and-butter" letter 1111
soon as possible after yOor rt:. -
turn hotne.
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Pretty Centr;•'Jpie c((
5E11
Elegant rentclpiece for ;vow
dining table! A graceful sw'1ile
crocheted in pineapple design •-
fill it with fruit or bowers.
Pattern 581: Crorhet directions
for swan centrepiece; body abonil
1'3 x fi 14 inches. Use heavy jiffW
10150(31 --- starch stiffly.
Sand TWENTY -DIVE C5.N'1115.
(Stamps cannot be accepted; mrs.-•..ss.
postal note for safety) foe Chits
pattern to LAURA WHk:Etifill3,
1'33 Eighteenth Street, New To •
ronto, Ont. Print plainly Plt .
-TERN NUMBER, tour NP1038
and ADDRESS.
Our gift to, you -tea wonder-.
fill pat101'n5 for ruin' eke, ,Oda'
110t1W printed in our Lama
Wheeler Necdlcttail lleoi .
Plus du c ns of ollior new 0r1g1u1
to Orth 1 - c1'o h, t, kuittilot. 1'1ia
1113)1iu. uvut ons, ute tine fi:
tient 05 runt= int' Som cOiiv 05
this tins 1: NOW - w i:h ;ill pial•
1"1'111 potnl'•d In it'
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