Oshawa Times (1958-), 2 Nov 1967, p. 14

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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 2, 1967 Ee ANN LANDERS Another Roper Is Having Fun, Too Dear Ann Landers: Recently] Dear Irked: you published some letters from|A great idea! I hope some women who complained because) S™47t cookie invents it, A pole- jlike affair, similar to a radio their husbands were too busy| aerial might be appropriate-- with bowling or golf or just|something with a_ collapsible watching sports on TV. You told/flag on the end. (Don't bother them they should be thankful! about sending Irked and me the the guys weren't out chasing royalties, boys, just go ahead girls. and produce it.) I live in the southwest where rodeos and roping are popular. Dear Ann Landers: I am the My husband is a roping nut. He) 21-year-old mother of a new would rather rope than eat, and|baby. She was born nine months I mean that literally. He hasn't|and eight days after we were had a meal with his family in| married. three months. My. husband was transferred I am an avid Landers' fan,|to this city six months ago when however, and learned from yout was a pregnant newlywed. I that it is stupid and useless to/didn't know anyone here and nag. So I kept my mouth shut|the first people to call on me and quietly found a hobby of my| Were the wives of the men my own. |husband worked with. thinks I'm wonderful. I'm not| wives came over with a gift for lonely anymore: in fact, I en-|the baby. She hadn't been in the; courage my husband to go rop-| house 10 minutes when she ed, very soon after your marriage. I am not trying to whitewash Was it planned? Tell me what what I am doing, Ann. I just happened. hope you print this so some of those nuts out there in newspa- perland will ,ask HONEY ALMOND FUDGE My hobby fs 5' 11" and he This Afternoon one of the! NEEDS CHAUFFEUR AYR, Scotland (AP)--Mrs. 'TWIN-IN' lyears. "f an Cag Lagectinghe gd vg Do gen 1 s aa seri Margare' ilson, 76, has dis-|/teen sets of twins showed up at ing, and of course he is delight- | asked, Your baby' was born) iqvered the importance of a|Riverside Park in October for a good chauffeur. Mrs. Wilson, on|party organized as a "twin-in." her chauffeur's day off, drove to/Ages of the twins, who came the beauty parlor. Police said|/from communities between I wasembarrassed andithat in the parking !ot she hit/Deep River and Beachburg, pa-| Shocked and started to stumble/other cars and knocked over|ranged from 20 months to 13} sselves, around explaining that we want-|the lot attendant's booth. | Fudge Lovers Favor Homemade Almond Fudge If you enjoy creamy home- made fudge, you will want to try this delicious recipe for Honey Almond Fudge. The fudge is made with two layers. The bottom layer of honey and ground almonds is (Squares. Mix evaporated milk, sugar, HOUSEHOLD Pour medicines from the side butter and salt in Bring to a boil, then boil 5 minutes, stirring constantly. (Start timing when mixture be- gins to bubble around edges of pan.) Remove from heat. Add marshmallows, chocolate chips and vanilla. Stir 1 to 2 minutes (until marshmallows melt). Pour into pan over al- mond mixture. Cool. Cut into covered with creamy chocolate fudge made with velvetized evaporated milk and other ingredients. HONEY ALMOND FUDGE (Makes about 2 pounds) 2 tablespoons honey 1 cup ground almonds two thirds cup (small can)| undiluted velvetized evap-| orated milk 1 - two thirds cups sugar | 2 tablespoons butter } 1% teaspoon salt | 2 cups (4 ounces) miniature! marshmallows | 1 - % cups. semi-sweet! chocolate chips j 1 teaspoon. vanilla Combine honey and almonds; blend. Spread in bottom of { || OSHAWA, COMSUME FISH Canadians consume about 14 pounds of fish products per capi- ta annually. 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But how does one get and Florida. _off the spot? What should I have, said?--D.D.D. | Dear Ann Landers: I have a| Dear D.D.D.: When a person complaint. It concerns these asks a question about something} very small cars. (I call them|that is none of his business the non-cars.) Every time I t I)correct procedure is as follows: | have a parking space in a lot I/Say: "Will you repeat that?"| discover that a small car is al-|After the question is repeated) ready parked there. Someone) say, "I didn't think I heard cor-| : that rectly. It seemed inconceivable Je can see that you would ask such an inti-| Also, itimate question. I wouldn't) would help b d drivers\dream of discussing such a to locate their non-cars in aj/thing with you. Now, what else parking lot. Thank you.--Irked !shall we talk about?" | Working Women Offer Advice To Combat Day-End Fatigue By ROBERTA ROESCH There are.10 million wives that I became pregnant on the} honeymoon. | sticks up ' the space is hostess' role by switching off in|her telephone with a gadget she nee ok | fad installed for that as soon as/ the work force today who @re/ she comes home from work.| leading the split personality life/Then for the hour the phone is! of running both a job and a\turned off, she does 10 minutes) home. jof exercise, relaxes in a luxu-| From nine to five, they keep rious bath, as she clears her) on the go as ri ms to the thoughts of the day's up's and) business world. Then before|down's. Finally, after dressing eir nests with/ready to turn the as Oe eee on and after these working hours,|in comfortable clothes, she is feather th phone back on seamstresses, sandwich mak-| A Minnesota mother ers, hostesses, homework proc-/the day-end fatigue she cue tors, chauffeurs--and anything/lying down and covering her else you can think of that goes/eyes with pads soaked in cool- with making a home. jing cologne while her daughters . i do the dinner dishes. After- vee - cg -- ae meres, this wife is ready for| keeping up with this double life, pot ga sigs ae Ni a aie sila gg Pg take this' In Washington' State, a work-| fatieac ee eC > ing mom heats a meal and} gue > cooks another religiously every | night. This way a meal is ready | *as-soon as she gets home from WOrk. AWAY FROM IT ALL Finally, a Texas mother maintains that a short while spent with soft music away m everything else is all that takes to revive her. 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