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co-operation and considera-

the tion extended to us during the past

year and wish all citizens a happy and prosperous New Year.

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ehildren inthe family and the}~ In sausage fat, saute-% ¢. mim-| mention this because if you can

complication of baby-sitters.” jced onion, 3 tbsp. chopped pars- afford a car and a boat, you can “For. more than Six guests, a|ley and 1-3 ¢. chopped celery and afford to invest in good clothes.

buffet is easier to manage,” ob- ‘leaves: Y

served the Chef, ‘‘In the eg Add 1 (13 oz.) can pea soup, 1 DISLIKES WOMEN

have for your approval, Mad-|tsp. salt, 1% tsp. poultry season-| Your suits should be well tafl-

ame, the foods can all be prepar-| ing and % tsp. pepper.

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last-minute preparation.” ‘en livers; stir into 6 ¢. toasted | # 3¢at small pattern if you like).

| Also a.re-styled hair cut, fo re- NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER |opeug Pack lightly” into oc ‘the floppy or fluffy effect . -(Seated or Buffet)... ... --! Apple Lemon Bavarian: Soak | top, would add to your social Hot Green Turtle Consomme 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin in| @Ppeal, I am sure. See the best (Canned) . « « }% ce: cold water. .. : | barber in town for this, and let Cranberry Sauce Heat % c. water, 1-3 ¢. lemon | him train your locks. Pickled Scallions juice, 2 tsp. grated lemon rind, 1} Now. back to the subject of Revs eS c. sugar, % tsp salt and 1 cin-| finding the right girl to be your Brace of Roaster-Broilers namon stick- until boiling. Add) Wife. It suddenly dawns on me Specialty Stuffings . \-- | gelatin: -stir until dissolved: | that the look on your face is ok Baked Baconized Potatoes Refrigerate until slightly thick- and critical, really, as if this Asparagus Bearnaise ened. Remove cinnamon stick. |™ight be your habithal uncon-

Apple Lemon Bavarian Fold in 2 e. fine-chopped :tart scious response to other people.

Black Coffee ~_ “tapple. = * - + }If such is the case, it may ex-' Measurements are level; Whip 2c. heavy cream; fold in| plain why you either don’t meet, CHICKEN STUFFING oiled 2 qt. mold: ‘Refrigerate 4/‘Tuly nice girls, since they would SPECTACULARS brs. or until firm. | not want to subject their finer

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Dear Mary Haworth: Members, of my family read your column with much interest: We like your common sense answers to the many problems - thrown - at you.

Take the recent letter from G.L., a 33-year-old divorcee who

is faced with the problem of find-}-

ing a suitable husband.-She isn’t aggressive about corralling men. Evidently I’m not aggressive about corralling women; because for the past five years I have tried to find a suitable wife—to no avail. ;

I am a divorced man, a col-| lege graduate, a school teacher. and a baritone in the choir of a) large church. I belong to a num-; ber of religious organizations, | love to play tennis, water ski and | enjoy other wholesome sports. I! have a new car and a fine- boat.

NOT TOO EXACTING Everything is dandy, except that I’ve not found the right girl.

and need companionship. ter- ribly. You have helped many others; so’ what’s the answer for me? P.S.: Enclosed is a phote- graph of myself. R:Y.-

STUBBORN FELLOW away. Dear R.Y.: If I were reading! your character from your photo- FREE ESTIMATE graph, I would say that you are CALL NOW an unusually stubborn, hard- PHONES 8543-8544

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