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Hartford Courant from Hartford, Connecticut • 11

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Hartford Couranti
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Hartford, Connecticut
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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Monday, March 1965 11 home late it's later than you think. fornia College of Arts and Crafts where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree. She has also been a student by special invitation at the Ecole Su- rently teaches languages at! Southern Connecticut State Col- Ami AcUico Druggist Feels Just Like Doctor fun BETTER SEE lege. The exhibit will be open week-, I days and Sunday evenings. Call "tSssmmmf if possible.

He may not understand what is happening and could cause a disturbance. Confidential to SEEKING NEW HORIZONS: The "horizons" you describe are neither new nor are they Sex is not proof of love. Mon-I ey is not proof of brains. And pleasure is not contentment. Confidential to NEED TO KNOW WHY THE CHANGE: It's a fairly safe assumption that when your wife no longer cares whether you get! Artist to Show Her Etchings At South Church Miss Liliana Gramberg of Woodmont will show her etchings in a Coffee Hour Art Exhibit sponsored by the Fine Arts Foundation during March in Gray Hall, South Church, at 277 Main St.

Born in Italy, she attended the University of Rome before coming to this country to continue her studies at the Cali 249-8627 for further information. in? Parents are people they can be right and they can be wrong. To help understand their viewpoint and to promote harmony at home, write for Ann Landers' booklet, "How To Live With Your Parents," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send then to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Departs for Home i ROME (UPI) Irish Premier I Sean Lemass left by air for perieure des Beaux Arts in Paris. Recent awards won by her etchings include the Napier Prize for Graphics at the Arts Assn. of Meriden in 1962 and the Abbott Treadwell Prize, awarded by the National Assn. of Women Artists in 1964. A former faculty member of the University of British Columbia and Yale, Miss Gramberg cur- ON TUESDAY WHY PAY MORE? 108 Allyn Hartford DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am on a diet and am losing weight at the rate of two pounds a week.

My doctor is very pleased with me because land Sunday after a stay in' Rome to attend the consistory, in which Pope Paul VI elevated! 27 prelates to the rank of car-; I have gone from 170 pounds' ainal. Wwwwwwm WJiiJJUWailWaitJU1' ma Grandma is in the hospital and the doctors say she cannot live more than a few more weeks. She keeps asking to see the children and they want to go see her but my husband says we should not allow it. He is afraid they will be frightened when they see how much weight she has lost. He feels the children should remember Grandma as she was.

We are also in disagreement as to wha'her the chil- i 10 IM. Last evening my husband and I went into the drug store to get some blades. The druggist who has always been a friendly person, said, "My, but you look wonderful. 1- -L-2ai- 3.z '-fl-nt-irfritt im imui-TM nimf-'--- -i i .1 i ABUNDANT VARIETY FOR TASTY Let's see where the weight is coming off." I was surprised J1C gei so per-, dren should be permitted to attend the funeral. Please husband standing there.

I was even more sumi-ised give us some guidance. We have discussed this with some close friends and they are divided in their opinions. T.T.C. VSJ WAY when my husband said, "Take off your coat and show him, Tessie." With that, the drueeist came around from behind the DEAR T.T.C.: Take the chil-counter, put his hands around! dren to see Grandma. Illness my waist and gave me a couple of pats on the behind.

I was shocked. My husband STORE SLICED TROZEN ID. and death are a part of life! and you cannot shield yourj children from it nor should! you Let children know that Grandma is very ill and she will not look the same to said. eh? When we got out of there I gave my husband a piece of! my mind. He said a druggist is like a doctor, and it was all: right for him to do this.

We; them. ri mm 1-- mm hi i nimny STEM Children learn by example. If you are calm and in con-i STORE SLICED FROZEN r' lb. QJt trol of your emotions your argued half the night. Please tell me if I am wrong.

If children will be strong, too The older children should am I will apologize. If notj ill STORE SLICED FROZEN be allowed to attend funeral. The five-year-old, should be left with friends, ib. Answer to Previous Puzzle TROZEN ALASKA KING etCQ GRAND UNION FROZEN GRAND UNION FROZEN O.P'W'Y Ann apt or sole 45" CRAB MEAT PERCH FILLET lb. unuuuvn FILLET lb.

FROZEN a a 1 A K'l A 'V J5Ui-li FANCY WHITE 4 0 NEW ENG- STYLE JUMBO SHRIMP lb.5l39 CLAMS NEW ENG. STYLE STUFFED Fll iB'9 I want him to know it for the next time TESSIE DEAR TESSIE: It was nice of the drugdst to compliment you but the Braille reading was out of order. It's nice, too, that your husband is proud of your progress, but he should not have invited the druggist to be his guest. DEAR ANN I.ANDERS: We have three children, 12. 10.

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