The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 8

Eight THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. D. Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1965 Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers: Has anyone ever told you how much men enjoy your column? Well, I'm a man and I do, Tools. 1 don't think you have ever published a letter in defense of ihot-gun marriages, and for good reason.

You certainly can't endorse them, hut I hope you will print my letter. It might give courage and hope to some couples who made a and it might help their parents, too. Our son came to us three years ago and he was terrified. His steady was pregnant. They were barely out of high school.

The kids refused to consider putting the baby up for adoption and waiting to marry later If they were still in love. Reluctantly we agreed to their marriage. Five months later along came a beautiful little boy. The following year they had a precious baby girl. Our son and his wife have done extremely well.

They have a modest home but it is filled with love and joy and genuine happiness. This may be an exceptional ease, Ann, but it does prove that all "must" marriages need not end in disaster. GRAMP Dear Gramp: It IS an exceptional case. Usually the pregnant bride feels trapped and the "drafted" groom feels hooked. I'm glad things turned out to REPUBLIC PATTERNS 991 Quick knit slippers jus one flat piece of ribbing plu stitch.

Send now! Clever His 'n' Her lifts Knit matching slippers on needles with 2 strands of wor sted taken together. well in your family. Congratulations. Dear Ann Landers: I'm a boy who will be 16 in four weeks. I've been waiting a long time for the big day but now that the big day is almost here I don't know if I really want to go through with it.

am thinking about quitting school and getting a job. My parents are divorced and Mom remarried two years ago. I can't stand her new husband and the feeling is mutual. I've always wanted to be an engineer but it would be a real rough go. Nobody is going to put me through college and I know I can't get a scholarship.

My grades are just fair. It seems like a waste of time to stay in school when could be out making money. A buddy ot mine quit six months ago. He makes $88 a week and has bought himself a car. I'm not asking for advice.

I just want to know what you think. Dear Red: I won't offer any advice but kids who have quit school have told me it was the dumbest move they ever made. Education is your handle on a more productive, more rewarding life. Without it you are a week job may be as far as you'll ever go and as far as you'll de serve to go. How you spend the next two years of your life will deter mine what happens to you in lie next 50 years.

Stay in chool. I promise you'll never egret it. Dear Ann Landers: A man our social group it becom- ng so obnoxious that one day 'm going to explode like a fire- racker and tell him off. This man (I will call him iam) has a one-track mind, and hat track it tex. He has a ickening way of putting a sec- nd and third meaning on every- hing.

We can be talking about saint and Sam will say "What do you think he't doing for dames?" Every time we get together ic hauls out a dirty picture or a pornographic typographical er- or from a newspaper. He knows more off-color jokes than any- in town. I'd like to know from you what wrong with a person who is so preoccupied with sex that it on his mind night and day. GULLET FULL Dear Full: People who talk about sex constantly usually are doing all they can do about it. Talk.

The really active ones have very little to say. They are too busy doing. If excessive drinking is wrecking your health or destroying someone you love, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Help For The Alcoholic," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stampec envelope. Ann Landers will be glad Engaged Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Hofer of Bridgewater announce the engagementn of their daughter, Letha Lynette, to Donald Glanzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Glanzcr of Bridgewater. Miss Hofer, a graduate of Bridgewater High School, la a freshman at Freeman Junior College.

Her fiance, a graduate of Bridgewater High School, Is engaged in farming. No date has been set for the wedding. Gregory Girl Scouts Elect New Officers By Republic News Service GREGORY Sandra Stukel was elected president of the Gregory Senior Girl Scouts recently. Other officers include Diane Hutchinson, vice president; Judy Hyde, secretary; Judy Dunn, treasurer, and Margaret Meyer, reporter. Mrs.

Frank Stukel is adviser. Hints trom By HELOISE CRUSE Dear Heloise: I understand I can use a meat tenderiser to take a blood stain out of my rug. Is this Wrrect? I contacted the National Institute of Rug Cleaners, and here what their top chemist says: from sliding if they will cut off I the ends of worn fitted sheets I and sew the fitted part to the bottom ends of each blanket sheet. This works fine me. Mrs.

Lowel German Hey, hey, hey! Also makes the blanket sheet longer. Know what? This will also work on ANY type of blanket. Do You Think Women Are More Romantic? "Most blood stains can beiniy grandmother made. By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Not long ago I wrote a col- ui un i i.v MC ui 7 i. Bless you with all my heart.

mjn boitt romance, "which I said that the knowledge that she is adored mskss a woman feel young and look young. I also asked my readers to write a 1 beautiful, tell me who they believed to be the more romantic, men or women. I can only print a You're a darlin'. Dear Heloise: Heloise hand-crocheted doilies whichy PRINTED PATTERN removed from a rug by applying a little detergent solution to the area with a spoon (one teaspoon of a neutral detergent to one cup of water). 'Then use the rounded side of a spoon to break up any stiff crust.

"Use white facial tissues to absorb the moisture. Repeat this as long as the blood stain is being removed from the rug. If you are not successful in removing all of the stain, add one tablespoon of household ammonia to three-quarters of a cup of the above detergent solution and repeat the first steps. First, test and make sure the rug dyes are not affected. If, after several applic a i the stain is not completely removed, rinse the a a a with small amounts of water and blot any moisture up into Us sues.

"Some meat tenderizers are digestors. "Try mixing one-half tea poon of the non-seasoned ten erizer in a cup of warm water 110 degrees), place some on he spot, and keep it warm for a alf hour by using a hot water ottle. Any remaining blood can sually be rinsed out with wa er. Absorb excess moisture into issues; place one-half inch ayers of tissues, or a white bath owel, over the area and weight down with a book for about ight hours. This should do'the rick." Richard N.

Hopper, N. I. R.C. And many, many thinks to N.I.R.C. for this valuable infor mation.

Heloise Dear Heloiae: The plastic covers from cof ee cans can be cut out as stars hristmas trees, bells, and decorated for Christmas tree or naments. Marion Frans Dear Heloise: When preparing dressing for a 'owl, a lot of cleaning can be avoided if you use a heavy bag. Tie it over the end of the foot grinder when you grind the gib bread, etc. This he crumbs and bits of mea from flying around. Then, just add other ingredients.

To mix, just roll the bag from one end to the other. After liquid has been added, just squeeze and knead the mixture back and forth in the bag. Then, insert the open end of the bag of mixture into the fowl's cavity, and let the dressing slide into it. No dirty dishes, soided hands, Entertain holiday guests lounge in lovely luxury in ruffled robe. We top a tnem ln cal STl: to ML' THE DAILY REPUBLIC enc.os- ing a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Thirty-five cents in coins for each pattern for 1st class mail- each pattern for Ist-calss mailing and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler, THE DAILY REPUBLIC, 82 Needlecraft Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York, N. Y. 10011. Print Pattern Number, Name, Address, Zip.

Needlecraft designs, 3 free patterns in new 1966 Needlecraft Catalog. Knit, crochet, garments, slippers; hats; toys; linens. Send 25 cents. NEW! 12 remarkable American quilts duplicate them exactly from complete patterns in color in new Museum Quilt Book 2. Mainly 2, 3 patches.

Quilting motifs. 50 cents. Send also for Quilt Book 1 16 complete patterns, 50 cents. SDSU Coach Is PTA Speaker At Bridgewater By Republic News Service BRIDGEWATER Guest speaker at the Parent Teacher Association meeting Nov. 15 was Don Jacobsen, assistant basketball coach at South Dakota State University.

Jacobsen discussed physical education in the schools. He concluded by asking the parents if they taught their children the harm of drug addition, drinking and smoking and if they explained sex to their sons and daughters. They have been kept in per- few of the letters and not: the death when he isn't. It is up to the woman to revive this dormant spirit." Wants A Compliment From a woman: "I don't feel it is so that men are more romantic than women. I have been married for many years to a loveable guy, a good provider and he is fun to be with.

However, many times during my marriage I have wished that ect condition Vbeing washed entire letter, but 1 want to my marriage I have wished urn a fruit iir you some excerpts. would invite me out or dm- ii a ii UIL jai jar I fill the jar about half-full of uds, put in the doily, cap the think you will get a laugh out of some of them and others ner or give me a compliment. "If I ask him to take me out he will go. If I ask him how look he will say I wish I didn't have to ask. am considered attractive, hold down a full time job, plus take care of my house and family and still have enough energy left to go anywhere my husband me to go." Later on I will print a few more of these letters.

If any of you would like to lose an inch or so from the abdomen and waist and firm up the arms and chin line with only a few seconds investment a day, you may want my new booklet "Isometric Exwciies For Women." If send cents and a stamped, self-id- dressed envelope with your request to Josephine Lowman In care of THE DAILY REPUBLIC. ar and shake it to swish the I may give you food for thought. uds through the doily. I rinse it the same way with lear water until all suds are insed away. Hazel Mathews An ideal Christmas gift for the harried housewife Is a book by Heloise Cruse.

Yon have your choke of two available at Modern Stationers and Printers in Milell: "Heloise's Housekeeping Hints," and "Heloise's Kitchen Hints." Select ane today while the supply lasts. Holiday Bride Mr. and Mri. Mike Jansen of Canistota announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen, to De Wayne Hofer. Misi Janzen Is teaching in the Edgerton, public school.

Her finance Ii employed at Doland. A late December ding it planned. or spilling. R. O.

Martin pretty dot, skirt of velveteen corduroy. Printed Pattern 4937: Misses Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Siz 16 long skirt yds. 35-in nap; top 2 yds. 35 in.

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Dear Heloiae: One can keep blanket iheets Altar Society Renames Prexy At Kimball By Bepublic Newt Service KIMBALL Mrs. Ivan Hoff man was re-elected chairman the Altar Society when mem bers met at the rectory base ment. Also named were Mrs. Jame Soulek Jr. reelected secretary Mrs.

Joe Petula, vice chairman and Mrs. Raymond Sullivan treasurer. Mrs. Albert Hoing won- th door prize. Refreshments wer served by Mrs.

Ed Kunzweile Jr. and her committee. Royal Neighbors The Royal Neighbor Lodg met the evening of Nov. 11 A man writes: "Who is the more romantic, man or wo-! an? Obviously, man is more omantic than woman. Who ands below the balcony in the loonlight singing a serenade? 'ho sings ballads in the gon- olas of Venice? Who composes early all of the poems of love? ho writes songs of romance? Who builds the home? Men do! "When I presented this kind evidence to my wife in my sual way, she had everal things to say which made some sense.

"Granted that man is the mo- vating, convincing and roman- lover before marriage, he 00 becomes strained by daily outine. He is so convinced he 1 romantic that he seldom feels lie need to demonstrate it. My rife says that man's covered- romantic attitude Is about useful as the Mona Lisa fould be in our attic. Won't Admit It "Men are afraid to admit omantic tendencies or out- ardly show them, especially the presence of other men t's not manly or mature or lusinesslika or in the correct mage! "Well, anyhow, after my wife xplained these things to me, I wasn't quite so sure that it is jbvious that man is more romantic than woman but he Right men? Right!" A woman writes, "When I old my husband that I would ike for him to give me a hug and kiss when he returns home because I mist him day, ha looked at me as though I had flipped my lid." Another, "My husband is romantic because I insist on it. I have never seen a man yet who acts or looks like Gary Grant." From a woman: "Definitely, men.

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