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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1956
Page
6
A reader asks how to handle a fiancée who cheats while another letter discusses a breakup after seven months of steady dating. Anne Hirst counsels honesty, keeping promises, and staying engaged with one’s values while navigating love and loyalty. Readers urged to write for guidance.
Pattern 697 Doily quickies features three designs 8 inches to 18 inches to crochet. Requires No 50 mercerized cotton. larger sizes use No 30 cotton or bedspread cot ton. Send 25 cents by postal note to Laura Wheeler 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ontario.
The author reflects on television coverage of the U S presidential campaigns and notes how TV educates viewers about the conventions and candidates. The piece also recounts a Ontario Women’s Institute tea with prize history scrapbooks, local weather quirks, and a harvest update amid storms and crops.
A vintage etiquette column answers common questions from polite society. It covers introductions between young and old, presenting to a lady, telephone self identity for unmarried businesswomen, jewelry wear rules, finger rinsing without a finger bowl, cake markings at engagements, napkin placement, two maids of honor in white, hospital gifts, and proper banana eating with a fork.
Add to your wardrobe with three classically styled blouses in sizes 10 through 20. Features vary in collars and pockets and can mix with skirts. Pattern 4660 from Anne Adams includes illustrated instructions and yardage for 39 inch fabric. Send 35 cents to Anne Adams, 123 Highteenth St., New Toronto, Ont.
Danny MacFayden challenged umpire Bill Klem after ball four with his glasses, saying he needed them more than the umpire. He was ejected as Frankie Frisch pleaded for restraint. Klem stood firm claiming the outburst blocked the crowd's view and violated decorum.
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