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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1966

Page

7

Ann Landers column shares reader letters on forgiving cheating spouses

Readers recount staying with or leaving cheaters. Buffalo and Butte praise forgiveness and family welfare, Fort Lauderdale regrets staying too long, Los Angeles notes distrust, Morristown reflects on self-improvement after nearly losing a spouse, Ottawa asks how to spot reformers. Tomorrow teens weigh in on a cheating father.

Klamath Falls Buffalo Butte Montana Fort Lauderdale Los Angeles San Diego Morristown N.J Ottawa Ann Readeers Ann Landers

Scouts Visit Cedar Point On Heritage Trip

The Shagbark Girl Scout Council hosts 260 Cadet Scouts and leaders from Missouri this week. They travel by bus on a heritage trip from Otahki Council Cape Girardeau and Cotton Bell Council Sikeston, visiting Camp Cedar Point on Little Grassy Lake then Bear Creek Camp on Kentucky Lake. Cadette scouts from Marion, led by Mrs Gordon Bell, act as hostesses. The council closed its fourth session at Cedar Point last week. 360 girls have attended this summer with Hawaiian luau and water carnival highlights.

Shagbark Girl Scout Council Missouri Otahki Council Cape Girardeau Cotton Bell Council Sikeston Cedar Point Little Grassy Lake Bear Creek Kentucky Lake Marion Gordon Bell Shagbark

Women motorists rise to majority by 1971

Women now account for more than 45 percent of motorists and are projected to reach 51 percent of all drivers by 1971. The share stood at 40 percent in 1960 and 35 percent in 1955.

Beans in a Salad with French Dressing

When beans tire the family, use them in a salad with a highly seasoned French dressing. Marinate cooked fresh or canned beans and serve over greens. Garnish with paper thin onion rings for a popular dish.

Gals Salesmen Without Pitch By Helen Coombs

In Carbondale Southern Illinois University students work part time as door to door salesmen for various goods. They fit calls around classes, earn a little income, and often secure small orders despite limitations. The piece notes their friendly approach and lack of high pressure.

Helen Coombs All American Association Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Service equals courtesy drives women to select stations

When a woman drives near home she values courteous service as the key reason to patronize a station. She links good service with friendliness reliability quality products quick delivery and the option to use a credit card and receive trading stamps.

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