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AIO (TEXAS) NEWS-HERALD, Sunday, August 12, DEAR ABBY Widow 55 Falls In Love 'For First Time' 1973 Chics Abigail Van V. Buren. DEAR ABBY: Please don't think me foolish, but I am 55-year-old woman nine and I have fallen in love for the first time in my life. (My mother picked out my first husband, and my one regret was that SHE never had to live with This man I love (I'll call him was separated from his wife when we met. He says he loves me and I believe him, but he keeps going back to his wife.

He is 58, but his physical condition is like a 30-year-old. Right now Bob says he is definitely going to file for divorce. I asked him when, and he said, "Not until Nov. 19, because our 25th wedding anniversary is 18th, and I don't want to slap her in the face then." What is wrong? I bend over backwards to please this man, but I must be doing something wrong because after loving him for two years, I still don't have him. A CONN.

MESS DEAR MESS: If you ever land Bob you will have very considerate husband. Be patient until after his 2540 wedding anniversary, and if he doesn't make the break then, come Thanksgiving, cook his goose. DEAR ABBY: First of all, let me tell you that 1 have five children. My husband and I are getting divorce and he can't help me, so I am going to have to raise these children alone. After my husband left, I found out I was pregnant.

I am too far along now for an abortion. I don't want this baby. Can I give it up for adoption? I have given this a lot of thought and have decided if I were to keep it, it wouldn't be fair to the five children I have, nor to the one that's on the way. I believe every child should have two parents who really want it. Please don't give me a lecture.

My mind ts made up. Just tell me where to go to give it away. NEEDS HELP NOW DEAR NEEDS: No lectures from me. I agree, every child should have two parents who really want It. one is Get in touch with your County Web fare Information Center.

Also, ask your doctor for guid. ance. There are plenty of couples who desperately want a child. DEAR ABBY: I am a single girl living in New York City. I have my own car and I am dating a guy who doesn't have a car.

It takes about an hour and fifteen minutes from his house to mine using public transportation, but it's only 15 minutes by car. I find myself in the position of picking him up and taking him home whenever we go out. Compounding the problem is the fact that I must use the toll bridge to- gat to and from his house, which adds up considerably for me. I find this a very difficult adjustment as I have been accustomed to having my dates pick me up and take me home. Should I continue this pickup and delivery service? He's not a native New Yorker, and is afraid to take the subwa; late at night.

DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE DEAR DOOR: Thirty minutes in an automobile beats two and a half in a subway, no matter who does the driving. If he hasn't offered to pay for the toll, suggest it. If he can't or won't pay for it, you will have to decide whether dating him Is worth the portal to portal service you're providing. WIN AT BRIDGE Rerun better NORTH 11 AS4 J95432 954 WEST (D) EAST 4 952 4 764 J7 Q109832 10 KQ7 Q10762 SOUTH AK Q1083 6 A 86 4 83 Both vulnerable West North East South 34 Pass Pass 44 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 4 By Oswald James Jacoby Today's hand appeared in our column of June 25. We pointed out a way to make the hand but there is a better line of play and Ray Alexander of Winfield.

Ala. has been the first to suggest it South rutts the third club and draws trumps with three leads. Then he stops to get as good a count as be can West has shown up with seven clubs and three spades and three unknown red cards. It they are all hearts no line of play will bring the contract horne If all three are diamonds and East's singleton is either the king or the queen then South can play the ace; drop that singleton and make his contract. If one is a heart and than original two are diamonds any line of play will work.

Now suppose that two are hearts and one a diamond, as is most likely. If the singleton diamond is the 10 South can make the hand by leading the jack from dummy. He can also make it if the singleton is the king or queen and East makes the mistake of covering the jack. Mr. Alexander's play, which is the best.

is to simply lead a low diamond after drawing trumps and to win the return in his own hand and run off the rest of the trumps. If East started with exactly three diamonds he also held six hearts, is squeezed by the last trump lead and is forced to let South make the last trick with a low diamond or North to make it with the four or five of hearts. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE Sensele The bidding has been: West North East South Pass 19 Pass Pass 24 Pass You, South, hold: 2 92 A4 AK What do you do now? A -Bid four spades. Your hand looks mighty go TODAY'S QUESTION Answer Insicad of bidding two spades your partner has jumped to three spades. What do you do now? Answer Monday BEFORE YOU Come in and see the 4 best lines of Carpet for the most Reasonable Prices.

CARPET CO. (Across from Telephone Co.) :410 NORTH MAIN ST, 775-3780 Ruth Seeger Coaches Medal Winning Girls From T. S. medals were brought home by for girls of the Texas School the Deaf at Austin. following their competition in the World Deaf Olympics Games held in July in Malino, Sweden, The girls are coached by.

Mrs. Ruth Seeger, whose husband, Julius, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seeger of Del. Rio, The girls' coach was due to arrive from Norway Saturday and she and her husband plan a vacation for a few days for her to rest.

One of her proteges, Suzy Barker, set a world record In the 100-meter hurdles in the games. Others took medals in the 100-meter dash, discus, shot put, 400-meter relay and women's volleyball. The participation in the World Deaf Olympics Games In Sweden was preceded by a team from the TSD in August, 1969, Belgrade Yugoslavia, when they took 1o Olympics medals. Teacher and coach, Mrs. Seeger was named one of the outstanding women in Austin Dec.

31, 1972 and in 1969 she WAS named Woman of the Year at Gallaudet College by the Women's Recreation Association of that college. This award is given annually to a woman for her devotion, encouragement and self sacrifice in aiding the deaf; she is chosen by the female portion of the college student body. She received her bachelor of arts degree from Gallaudet College in Washington, D.C., in 1949 and was the first American woman athlete to enter track and fleld events of the International Games for MRS. RUTH SEEGER the Deaf. In Italy, in 1957, she competed 100-meter dash broad jump.

and high jump. She entered the mixed doubles in tennis; playing with George Timchenko of Durante, and the two won third place bronze medal. In 1968 Min. Seeger organized a girls' a track team at T8D and she has been coaching since. The dirts were members of United States tearn for the International Games for the Deal In Washington, D.C., in 1965.

Mrs. Seeger is a native of Evans, and attended CALLY'S SuRREY SIGHTSEEING TOURSI Treat YOURSELF your GUESTS to the GRAND TOUR! Choose trip to fit your budget: THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS OF DEL RIO Visit San Felipe Springs, Whitehead Museum, Val Verde Winery and scenic ride in MEXICO. HALF DAY LAKE TRIP. FISH up the Devil's River and see INDIAN PAINTINGS and CAVES. SHOPPING TRIP to Ciudad Acuna with visit to Amistad Dam.

ALL DAY WESTERN Adventure Hike in Rugged Canyon Country, Explore Indian Caves, Swim in Crystal Clear Springs, Enjoy Mid-day B.B.Q. See abundant wildlife. Call Chuck Sally Morgan, 775-1291, for the time of your life! LET US TRAIN YOU TO EARN UP TO $150. 40 beauticians are needed in Del Rio nowl Licensed InstructorsVA Approved Payments Arranged We are also licensed to teach and license instructors -CALL TODAYDEL RIO BEAUTY COLLEGE 1909 Ave. 775-9529 public schools in Rochester, and the Minnesota School for the Deaf in Faribault, Minn.

she studled at Gallaudet. College. The former Ruth Taubert, she was married to Julius Seeger of Del Rio the day after graduation ceremonies at Gallaudet. They are the parents of a son, Mark. When she was named one of six outstanding women in Austin in 1972, the Austin American-Statesman wrote "Ever since she was a small girl, Mrs.

Seeger wanted to be physical education teacher and an athlete; the fact that she was deat tailed to The paper quoted saying big deal; we: don handicap at all:" She enjoys the travel involved in taking her teams to competitions and meeting athletes from various parts of the world. Mri. Seeger is modest about her many achievements and credits her success to the staff at TSD and her husband Julius, also deaf and a teacher at TSD. While his mother was Sweden for the games, Mark was camping I at Ingram. ENGAGED- -The engagement of Miss Katherine F.

Wilson to Aric L. Samuelson has been announced in Austin by her mother, Mrs. Thomas Carroll Wilson of Del Rio and Austin. The wedding is planned for Sept. 1 in Austin.

Miss Wilson's father was the late Dr. Thomas Carroll Wilson, Her late grandparents were Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dodson Sr.

of Del Rio and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wilson of Piedmont, W. Va, She attended schools in Denver, Brisbane, Queensland, in Australia, and in Austin.

She has been attending the University of Texas in Austin. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Samuelson of Austin.

He attended Austin schools and recently was a student at the University of Texas there. He is employed by the City of Austin. Ideal Family Gentlefolk "Gentlefolk" describes members of an ideal family, says one authority. "Gentlefolk are persons noble in character, manners and behavior and free of harshness," Dr. Jennie Kitching, family life education specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Texas University System explained.

"Being gentle within a family suggests a member isn't mean or little. He or she never takes unfair advantage of either his power or weakness. "One may be strong in his opinions but he is not unjust. Nor does the person mistake sharp sayings for agruments. In addition, he is thoughtful of others, generous in judgments and modest in his According to Dr.

Kitchings, the family, more than any other place, is where the art of cooperative living can be learned. The family itself generates and cultivates mutual confidence, fair play, a sense of belonging, a sharing of goals, team work, comradeship and trust. "Persons fortunate enough to live in families which practice this cooperative living will indeed be gentlefolk," the specialist concluded. Get an edge on tomorrow tonight with a Postur-Firm mattress by Morning Glory $9995 Price Postur-Firm Twin Size Morning Glory THE FURNITURE CENTER 801 AVE. 775-6868 Back Back-to-School Expenses Add Up Fast! ME SONALITY See us for a loan to help with school expenses.

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