By Abigail Van Buren

F878 by Chicago Tribune-WY. News Synd. inc.

DEAR ABBY: Can you help us get the message across
to our 17-year-old daughter that it is in extremely poor

B taste for young ,eople to put on a show of affection in

ublic? I refer to the disgusting manner in which a girl will
pang on a boy and let him put his hands all over her. Our
daughter walks down the atreet with her arm around her
boyfriend's waist and vice versa. And when they drive
together | in an i automeblie, she practically aits on 7 ae t
ughtar says she ssea no wrong with it.

Maybe you can tell her, We oe ad
‘MINNESOTA MOM

DEAR MOM: Hello, young lovers (wherever you are),
and for the older ones, too: All the world may love a lover,
but he doesn't have to act out his role in public. A hoy who
respects a girl will keep his hands off her in public, and 4
gitl who respects herself, will make sure he does.

DEAR ABBY: I am a 13-year-old girl and my problem is
my mother. She won't let ma have anyone over to the
house unlegs it’s in perfect order because she’s afraid the
kids might go heme and tell their mothers that she is a
poor housekeeper.

Abby, this is silly, because kide couldn't care lesa how
the house looks. | know J] don't pay any attention to the
housekeeping when I'm visiting at someone's house. And
even if I did notice that a place was a mess, Isure wouldn't
go home and tell my mother.

Please put thiein your column. My mother never misses
it, Thank you,

SANDY

DEAR SANDY: I never give advice to one who ham't
asked for it, but In your case,
address this to your mother: .

There is nothing more reassuring to a mother than
always knowing where her daughter {s—and with whom.
You can Insure this feeling by making your daughter's
friends welcome in your home anytime. Youngsters take
little notice of "housekeeping." In fact, the “perfect” house
is not nearly as inviting ae the one that looks “lived in.”

_ DEAR ABBY: We have a real problem in our
neighborhood. Every mor: at 3, our neighbor woman
wakes up tha entire neighborhood. She ia a nurse and has
to be at work at 4 a.m., #0 she leaves her house at 3, When
she backs out of her garage, she honke her horn, Than her
husband, who is a doctor, waves to her from the window.
She honks again, waves back to him and drives off.

This is terribly annoying to everyone, Abby, but these
neighbors are euch love people. we hate to mention it. It
you print thie, perhaps they will take the hint, I know they

read your column.
JANGLED NERVES

DEAR NERVES: Allright, I've done my part. H you get
‘ more honking from Florence Nightingale, call her
an

him to give you something for your
nofves. ;

Pil make on exception and

If you put off writing lettera because you don't know
what to spy, get Abby's booklet, “How to Write Letters
For All Occasions.” Send $1 and a long, stamped (24 canta)
envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hille, Calif,

mealtime asic

COUNTRY SUNDAY DINNER

ily time...a relaxing meal
and lots of table talk. Here's
a quick-fixin’ entree idea
in. traditional down-home
country style: Chicken 'N’
Dumplin’s. . .
For a meal that will be the
“talk of the table,” gravy's
the secret over fluffy dump-
lings. But what really makes
this dish special is Kentucky
Pried Chicken Original
Recipe with its secret blend
of 11 herbs and spices.

-CHICKEN 'N’ DUMPLIN'S

1/4 cup butter (or
margarine)
1/4 cup flour
2 cans (18-3/4 02.)
: chicker. broth

1/4 tsp. pepper

1/8 tap. poultry seasoning
Pinch nutmeg

- 9 pieces Kentucky Fried
‘Chicken Original ,

. Sunday dinner means fam-

DUMPLIN'S

1 cup packaged biscuit
mix
1/8 cup milk
1/4 tep. black pepper

In a large saucepan melt —

butter, Stir in flour. Cook
over low heat, stirring con-
stantly, for 3 minutes, Add
broth and seasonings. Cook
over medium heat, stirring
oceasionally, until thick-
ened, Place chicken in shal-
low baking pan. Heat in
preheated 350° oven for 20
minutes. While chicken is
heating, mix dumplin’ in-
gredients until; thoroughly
moistened, Drop table-
spoons of dough over aur:

face of bubbling gravy.’

Simmer, uncovered, 10 min:
utes, Cover, Simmer 10
minutes longer, Serve hot

chicken with dumplin's and .

gravy, Serves G.

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