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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on a range of social issues. A wife vents over a drunken rival flirting with her husband and a caller asks how to handle charge accounts used by friends. Ann counsels dignity, control, and firm boundaries to preserve marriage and finances.
A reader in Elizabeth NJ seeks advice on managing income to feed seven and cover rent. A cab-driving husband earns about $84 weekly. daily planning with envelopes is suggested, allocating for food, rent, and bills to build savings while considering life insurance and car costs.
Dorothy Hamon and Pvt. Larry Fitch were married at the bride’s parents’ home near West Frankfort on June 15. The ceremony was officiated by Joe Hamon, with Peggy Dawson as bridesmaid and Warren Fitch as best man. The couple plans to join Fitch in California after a reception hosted by the bride’s parents.
Nancy Jean Klein and George Maryin White, both of Chester, wed June 15 at St Marys Catholic Church Chester. Bride, daughter of Roman and Mrs Klein, wore a white silk organza gown with pearl and sequin trim. matron of honor Romana Young. Groom is son of William G White and Mrs White. Reception at St Marys School. Both graduates of Chester High School. They will live on Route 2 Chester.
Certificates for completion of a medical self help training program were awarded at 7 30 p m Thursday at Douglas School in Murphysboro. Roy McGee head Sanitarian Jackson County Health Dept spoke and several women received awards. The course taught food storage and emergency medical care in event of disaster with instruction kits provided by the health department.
The Associated Press notes simple picnic fare dominates budget menus this weekend with economy options at supermarkets. Smoked hams pork butts cold turkey and roast beef headline sandwiches while fried chicken invites in take-home dishes. Steaks ground beef ribs and frankfurters echo sales, turkeys at about 39 cents a pound clear frozen stocks for fall. Beef remains in a low price band, best roasts include round cuck and rib. Broiler-fryer meat around 39 cents a pound, locally 25 to 35 cents. Low priced picnic vegetables abound with cabbage tomatoes salad greens carrots green onions and radishes. Peach crop boosts a budget star fruit price while watermelons cantaloupes honeydews and bananas stay economical. Sweet cherries are scarce and pricier.
Oswald Jacoby discusses Blackwood in bridge, noting a hand with first or second round control across suits prompts bids. He explains how a doubleton in an unbid suit affects slam plans and when to use or avoid Blackwood, illustrating with a spade jump and subsequent suit showings.
A playful note suggests serving jellied consommé to guests on a warm evening. Chill the consommé after adding a touch of sherry. Garnish with sliced cherry, and tomatoes trimmed with minced parsley for a bright finish.
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