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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
5
The article evokes summer fishing plans from the Northwoods to Canada, urging readers to prepare rods and gear. It notes early season optimism, mentions speckled Quebec Reds, and hints at a new five window tent with poly strip grommets and self repairing zippers, plus Gypsy Rose Lee’s marlin voyage as a side note.
A reader shares a portable two foot hoop for quilting and knitting noted as old fashioned yet lovely. Sally explains quilting as a relaxing profitable hobby and cites watching TV as a time to craft. A quick fat free gravy trick uses bouillon or consomme with onion powder and instant mashed potatoes as thickener. A reader asks a question in the column.
Reader tips on preserving felt markers by adding ink or shoe polish and letting stand. Also a method to reuse empty roll-on deodorant bottles by washing the ball and refilling with cologne. A note on comedian Sandy Baron and his wife Mary Jo Webster, a real poet.
Sam Elliott attributes his breakthrough to 18 episodes of Mission Impossible alongside Lesley Warren. He describes joining a tight cast, meeting Vera Miles who helped his early career, and co producing Molly and Lawless John after Malibu Productions formed to raise funds. He recalls a late life move from Sacramento to Oregon, military service, and the turning point of choosing acting over other paths.
The reading includes a long fragment describing Sam's career path from Oregon to Los Angeles with an acting start at Film Industry Workshop, an audition scene from Duel in the Sun, and a seven-year Fox contract later dropped during Zanuck family civil war, fueling later project ambitions.
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