The Weirton Daily Times from Weirton, West Virginia • Page 13

Reputation to Lose on This Cruise? By Abigail Van Buren IMI CMCH4 Y. Nrwl IJK.I DEAR ABBY: I am a single, attractive blonde I've recently received a very interesting and tempting invitation frnm a gentleman friend. cali him Hector has been divorced for 15 years and is fairly well-to-do. He's always been a perfect gentleman with me. Hector has invited me to go on a Caribbean cruise with him.

All expenses paid. He assures me that all he wants is a charming companion for dining nnd dancing. He' has guaranteed me a separate cabin and my own key. If I go will talk, but why should I pass up this once-in-a-litetimo opportunity just because ot some wagging tongues? N. N.

WESTPOHT HEAR N. People have been wagging Iheir tongues since Hector was a pup, but It your Hector has none of the other cnnine qualities found In most pups, go ahead. All yon have to lose is your reputation, DEAR ABBY: My husband and I light all the time about this one thing. Is it all right for a married woman to go to a nice, clean barroom for a drink and pizza with a married girl Iriend it they gel home at a resasonable hour, like 11 o'clock? The other night rny girl friend and I went shopping at 8 l. m.

after which we went for a pizza and a drink. At 10 o'clock my husband stonned in like a madman and practically dragged me out ot the place. We fought all night. He claims we looked like a couple, pickups. Abby, we were at a table all alone talking to each other.

What do you think? ANGRY DEAK ANGRY: I. think If respectable women (single'or marrlcrtl wish to go unescorted to a RESPECTABLE place and they mind their own business, they need not be concerned about, "looking like pickups." DEAR ABBY: What do you think about people who read while they cat? I recently married a woman with two teen-aged daughters, at every meal all three women bring their favorite reading material to (lie dinner (able and read while they eat. Not a word is uttered other than pass this or that. What do you say? NO NEWS DEAR NO: I say lliat mealtime is pronably the only time a family can sit down together and exchange ideas and enjoy conversation; To read in the presence ot others is rude. It's like saying, "I may as well entertain myself.

The company Is pretty dull." S. Perhaps YOU should bring an etiquette hook to the table and read it aloud. DEAR ABDY: rhavc a problem. My mother. I am only IS and since I have been a kid, my mother has pounded into me the virtues of honesty and truthfulness.

I used to'lie to get myself out of trouble, and now my mother is doing it. Mother is overweight and my dad loves her very much and is concerned about her weight. Mom is supposed to be on a diet, hut she cheats. When the ice cream "disappears" she says it melted on (he counter. She eats cake.and cookies and says, "It fell on the floor and the dog ale it." When she buys a dress or gets lier hair fixed and I ask her how much it costs, she will tell me one thing, and when Dad asks her, the prices will immediately go down a couple of dollars.

Abby, please print this for parents who do not practice "what they preach. My mom never misses your column. UPSET Everybody a problem. What's yours? For a personal reply to Abby, Box Los Angelts, 900M md enclose a stamped, celf-addreiEed envelope. FOR ABBY'S BOOKLET, "HOW TO HAVE A LOVELY WEDDING." SEND Sl.M TO ABBY, BOX Witt, LOS ANGELES, 900(9.

RETURN FAVOR FRESNO, Calif. (UPI)-A hi fluffy cat named Pumpkin has repaid a debt. Eight years ago, Mrs. Christine Clayton rescued the frightened cat from a busy freeway near Salt Lake City, Utah, and brought it to her Bass Lake 10 me. Early Monday Mrs.

Clayton was awakened by Pumpkin and found-a broken gas line had set fire to the back porch of the home. Ball To Be Held ir Patrol To Hold 27th Anniversary Program Plans for the 211 anniversary observance of the Civil Air Patrol were announced today by Major Ella Fellcl, local Group 1 commander. He named 1st LI. Cathy Cunningham of the Weir Composite Squadron as chair man at the anniversary planning committee, and 1st Lt, Harold Potter, commander of the Trl-Stite Senior Squadron, as commilfeeman and project olttcer. The Cadet and Senior Squadrons of Group 7, West Virginia Wing, Civil Air Patrol, are Joining with 2, 300 CAP units throughout the nation in observing of the anniversary, beginning Dec.

1, Ceremonies will be held during Civil Air Patrol Week, honoring the men, women and cadets of the Cadet and Senior Squadrons of CAP. Banquet Dec. 7 Climaxing CAP Week will be a banquet and ball Saturday, Dec. 7, in the Welrton Motor Lodge on S. Main Strecl.

Banquet reservations are In charge ot Lt, Potter, 154 June and 1st Lt. Cathy Cunningham, 154 Orpha the deadline being Saturday, Nov. 30. The ball, scheduled for 8:30, is open to the public. Awards will be presented and the State CAP Queen will be selectedattheball, Open House Set Local CAP will hold open house at CAP headquarters on Pennsylvania Avenue Tuesday, Dec.

3, from 6:30 p.m. to p.m. CAP, an all-volunteer force, flies humanitarian mercy missions, conducts air search and rescue efforts and helps educate the general public to the role ot First Lady Urges Packaging Plan NEW' YORK (U PI)-Mrs. Lyndon Johnson today called on manufacturers to produce packaging that would be worthwhile redeeming or that would disintegrate shortly alter use. The objective would be to cure Americans o( "the litterbug habit," In a prepared speech to the Keep America Beautiful Committee, the First Lady said it would take effort and money "to develop ways to salvage and re-use the products that have been so lavishly discarded, but the social cost of not doing so is even higher." The President's' wife was guest of honor at the luncheon and received a plaque for her leadership in national bcautlfi- callon "Surely it Is time for Americans to cure the Jitterbug habit," she said.

"About 50 million tons of packaging material are produced each year, and of that, only 10 per cent Is recovered and're-used. The rest Is litter, quantities of municipal litter and scatterings along the highways and byways, waterways and mountainsides of America. It is wasteful as well as unlovely and costly." LIONS 8th Annual Charity Fri. and Sat. 6 to 11 p.lii.

SUNDAY 12 noon 'til 10 p.m. Biggest entertainment value in the trl-stalel For just one- dollar you 'see all that's new in '6G Automobiles, allied products, even motorcycles! Top-star entertainment! 21 beautiful coeds tram trl-stale area high schools vielng for the title of Miss 19G9 Auto Show Queen! FREE prizes every 2 hours a brand new 1DGO Ponllac Tempest as the grand prize! And when you see the Lion's Club Auto Show you support the Lion's Club Sight Saving Program that helped save and restore the eye sight of 9,100 needy area residents in the past 27 years! Be here for the grand open- Ing at 6 p.m.' Tomorrow nlghll A I CMltlren under 12.. LOO GRAND PRIZE 1969 PONT I AC, TEMPEST PLUS PRIZES 2 HOURS Some lucky trl-slaler will drive away in a brand new '61 Pontlac Tempest. Register In Lobby (no obligation) drawing every 2 hours for prizes drawing for Car Sunday, Nov. 24 at 1C p.m.

Lions members, exhibitors and Immediate family, not eligible. ENTERTAINMENT lie "Four Guys" One of America's Newest and Most Successful Singing Groups from the Tri- State Area, See All The New 1969 Automobiles if Allied Products AUTO SHOW SPONSORED IT STEUIINYIUI LIONS CLUB In cooperadon with Trf-CounfyAutoDealersand Area Lion's Clubs, Steubcnvllle Community Arena Sunset at Johnson Road "Be Thankful You Can Those Who Can't' aviation and its Impact upon the ration. It Is the official clvlllcn auxiliary at the U.S. Air Force, National headquarters of Civil Air Patrol Is located at Maiwell AFB, Montgomery, Ala, Civil Air Patrol was founded to 1941 by a band of patriotic, air ml tided individuals who volunteered their services and their privately-owned aircraft to patrol America's coastlines and borders. During World War II, CAP pilots flew more than 24 million miles on anil-submarine patrol and thousands more miles on courier missions for the armed forces.

Nationwide, CAP volunteers have stood ready to help wherever disaster might strike. Cooperating with emergency and disaster relief agencies at all levels of government and with other civil agencies such as the American Hcd Cross, Civil Air Patrol is an asset to all communities. Its trained and competent pilots stand ready to fly search-and- rescue missions on Instant notice; its nationwide communications network of over 21,000 radio stations has become a vital element In civil defense planning for survival and recovery In the event ol national disaster. The more" then 4,500 light aircraft available to Civil Air Patrol forms an integral part of (Ms nation's civil defense plan. Today, CAP carries on the work begun by those pioneers, flying search and rescue missions throughout the nation, cooperating with civ- il defense agencies at all levels of city, county, state and federai government In national emergency (raining, and flying mercy missions in relief of people and communities stricken i flood's, hurricanes and other natural disasters.

CAP Cadets boys and girls ranging in age from 13 through 17 participate actively in the CAP aerospace program and receive flight training leading to private pilot certification. Missionary Day Set At Church Missionary Day will be observed Sunday, Nov. 24, at the 11 service at St. Peters AME Church. The message will be brought by the Kev.

Guy W. Undordown, evangelist ot Columbus, Otilo. Special music will be pre- 'sented by the Young Adult Choir directed by Mrs. Perry L. Jennings.

The program Includes: Call to Worship, Coyet Jeter, vice chairman of stewards; 23rd Psalm, Mrs. John Curenton Responsive Reading, Irvin Slater, and "Words and Music," Garrett Brown. The Rev. B. J.

ilielismllh is pastor of St. Peters Church. The Principality of Monaco, whose area is 310 acres, is less than half the size of New York City's Central Park. WBirton Diily Times, November 21,1968 -13 MEAT LOAF TRY SOME OF OUR DELICIOUS ICE-CREAM TODAY! HOURS: DAILY 8 to 10 SUNDAY HOLIDAYS 9:30 to 10:00 VILLAGE DAIRY STORE SHOPPING PIAZA PHONE 723-9907 is turning up the at STEUBENVILLE ARENA NOV. 22,23,24 STOP THE WANT TO GET IN! 1969 CHARGER SE.

SE stands for "Special this luxury version of America's fastest growing family sports car is just that- plenty special. The seats have genuine leather inserts. The dashboard, steering wheel, and sports console all feature simulated wood-grained paneling. can even equip your Charger SE with an electrically operated sun roof. Since it's an you already begin with a great performance package.

Be sure to take a good look at Charger's new luxury model- Charger SE. And while you're at it, look over all the new 1969 Dodges--the all-new Dodge Polara and Monaco the 1969 Coronet and the Dodge Darl models--including a hot new number called Dart Swinger--for you-know-who. Dodge CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION SEE ALL THE 1989 DODGES AT THE DODGE EXHIBIT PIETRO DlNOVO SON, H2 North SteubenvUle, Ohio.