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40, LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AMD STAft November 21. Skirting NU Campus Mary Gordon Hands ON the Pumpkin Pie, Lads! 5 NU Poems What's The In Anthology Biff Lather? By Budd Gauger 1 have an uncommon veneration for pumpkin pie. Farther, I hereby launch a crusade for the eating of pumpkin pie WITH HANDS rather than i forks, plates and other non-essential paraphernalia. Pumpkin pie is the pie of pies. The very aroma of pumpkin pie in the oven makes me feel good all over.

Pumpkin pie makes one happy contented optimistic glad to be a part of life. To enjoy pumpkin pie is to prove the greatness of little things. Reasons (if such are necessary) for this crusade: 1. Pumpkin pie, i most other kinds, poses no 2 The enjoyment of this problem for the hands, delicacy is such sheer and simple delight that to encumber the experience with all sorts of gadgetry (viz. forks) is a pity.

3. Pumpkin pie eating is not confined to the geographic boundaries of the table. Indeed, that is the least preferred location. 4. This kind of pie tastes 10 times when only hands are employed.

Now consider this: pumpkin pie could make a limitless contribution a world peace. I wish to propose to Dag Hammarskjold that he serve pumpkin pie to a 11 United Nations delegates the first 5 minutes of every session the progress toward human unity would be phenomenal. I have never noticed two kids fighting while a was munching (and smearing from ear to ear) a triangle of pumpkin pie. People can't a i about taxes or gossip about neighbors when, they're masticating this i in Pumpkin pie dims the international rattle of rockets. Maybe the pumpkin pie is America's great and unique contribution to civilization.

I think the inventor of pumpkin i should be monumented a with George Washington, Abra- ham Lincoln and Alexander Graham Bell. I must admit in organizing the American Pumpkin Pie With Hands Only Assn. that I haven't been brave enough to consult the opinion of Emily Post. Tribute to mothers: they bake this tasty culinary creation better than anybody. To humanity I offer a great big piece of i pumpkin pie! Hanseu Open House Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hansen, 924 So. 50th, will hold open house next Sunday in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. Friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m. without further invitation.

By Judy Coover Campus activities will be at a minimum the two days before Thanksgiving vacation; campus life will drop into the background as students return home for visits with the family and old friends and, of course, that t'elicious "turkey with all the dressing." "Annual Anthology of College Poetry," a publication of the best poetry written by college students from sv- ery section of the United States, will include 5 poems written by NU students. Tlie young poets are Jocelyn Barrowes, James Studnicka, Michael Stek, Norman Johnson and Gretchen Shellberg. New members of Aqua- quettes, i club for girls, have been announced as Jan Allen, Darlene Avery, Susan Elevens, Mary Alice Crabill, Susan Erickson, Pat Filbert. Shatvi; Framstead, Jane Greenamyre, i a Hailam, LaDean Hrabon, Cathy Keir, Daren Linda Larson, Judy Leeko, Karen Lund, Judy Morhart, Enid Reeder, Wavalee Richman, Anne Savidge, Cordy a Kit Thompson, Mary Ann Volbeiding, Kaye Wagner, Claudia Walker Nancy Wallin and Wendy Wendt. Tile Can 'Take 9 Rec Room Life Dear Mary Gordon: The other day my wife got out her best silverware, borrowed some fancy towels, removed the slipcovers from the living room furniture, waxed the floors, ordered a bouquet, put on our best bedspreads, bought some new equipment for the bathroom and had the lawn mowed and raked.

In short, she made our modest little home just as attractive as possible for a small gathering of-friends she was entertaining. Considerable time, effort and some expense was involved. The next morning I got out a new bar of soap and she said, "Why do we have to have two bars of soap?" Why did I do such a stupid thing? Thanks--Soap Lover. Possible reasons: 1. You're just lucky.

2. You didn't know there was a first bar and assumed the new bar was it. 3 You own stock in the soap factory. 4. You're so dirty one bar isn't enough.

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Wayne L. Chambers announced the engagement of their daughter, Karen Lee, to Robert E. Cot- tarn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Cottam of Munden, Kan.

Mr. Cottam is serving with the United States Navy at Kodiak, Alaska. A February wedding is planned. Kennel-Lang Mr. and Mrs.

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