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‘DEAR. AN

« children’ and: “passed - ‘al
: Snapshots.

os ‘have both children dnd pets...

” and I ean tell you quite honestly.”
. that I've had more pleasure’
~ from: my: pets. than’ I’ve. had:
; from .my ‘three sons. I have.
never demanded anything ~ of‘:

~ my children, just hoped to raise
“ them’ to. be- good ‘citizens - ‘aid
“= independent. They are both. -

*- am naw ‘in: my-70's, live’ ‘alone

* (wouldn't have ‘it: any: ‘other
way) and I have two Yorkshire
terriers and a Persian cat; The’
v four-of us get: along’ beautifully.’

Tam just as proud of their little -

 Shennanigans” as I am of” my’
‘sons’ achievements -— which
” are:considerable. The terriers.
‘ (“'Maleom-the-Moose”-. ‘and

fashions»

men’s fashions this year look. as.
‘though they belong on‘a weight. ©!
lifter or a hearty back-slapping “;

man who just dashed in froma =

romp in the country: .-:
_Nobody’s fooling around, with
oyster pink serge suits or beily
day shirts or flowing .nec
scarves anymore, ‘Whether it's
ithe new “elegance” in’ ‘the -

_ return of the grey flannel suit or

‘the “countiry-in- the-city’” | look
-with jeans-cut’ trousers © and =:
suede patch jackets, the pitch is .
the rugged action man, Many *
slyles smack of-the cowboy: and ;
the hunter. - _

This theme turned up Monday _
in the. first - ready-to-wear ,

-. collection from New. York,
_..eustoms tailor Dimitri of Italy.:

He showed.a selection of neatly
tailored levi and safari suits for
men and women, in fabrics
from white linen to grey flannel.

Some of his bold plaid: cily:.

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7: Suits,” sAtinarican lake olf hise':
‘3 shirtoanidecadd’ att tathenecks letter;iAnny, It will bb &-welcomé»}
sweater. and :‘leave.-for =the :
'. country straight from his office’

His pleated :trousers’ as: well:

as his jeans-cut slacks: fit
snugly. His’ ‘jackets still ‘hug the
waist. Some. are’. tucked.” and
belted in back. ‘

The grey Blannel suit — three
piece, two-gulton.— got top

billing, but there were plenty of :

- quilted “leisure” Suits and

~ jackets” with’ suede shoulder —

_ ‘patches,

:diked your answer- to the ‘lady
who showéd pictures of her’ dog
“when. the. ‘women she “worked
‘with bragged” abotit their,

“Super-Star”) have Sistinctive.

"personalities: The = cat
(“MadameLa Zonga'’) Isareal .
aristocrat. They are wonderful
company. Tam néver lonely,

‘Tm sure some.of my. neigh-

-., bors think Tami odd but I don't
" care, My pets fill ‘a vold in my

‘life and’T am’ not. ashamed ‘to .
admit it;'— ‘Your: neighbor . Ta.
The. North, : .-
“DEAR NEIGHBOR: Thank
” you for writing. T.can’t help but
feel atittlesa for the mother of
three sons who must: look to a
~ cat and two terriers to fill “‘the
yoid'in her life,’ hope your:
Sons -are “happy with their
“achievements”. ane
- DEAR ANN . ‘LANDERS: I
just read the letter from the big.
-@aloot who: ‘signed - himself
“Color: Me. Gone,”..T
‘ furious I can't see straight,
‘sister. was Married ‘toa:
‘like that and-1’m sure if she. a
Shot him; no’ jury: would have «
. carivicted’ ‘her,
“There are thousands

: : maybe mnillions — of ' women in =
‘this country:

who. awigh:2 ‘they: -
could color themselves “Gone, mm
especially after the brutes they
married to. have colored them
- black and blue a few ‘times, But

- Ht-ign’'t-se easy to pick up and

“Jeave.a man..when you have

. ‘small children, no money, and

no parents who. will take you in,

_ So these trapped, . miserable

women make the best of it.:
“Color Me Gone” has a lot to

say about his wife’s excess
: weight and the fact that she is a

- bore and not up.on things. He

‘ also criticizes her for not being.

a good sex partner, I wonder
when he last brought her a little
 Bift, a handful'of flowers — toid

’ her. she wag important to him, |

Most men who ‘criticize: their
“wives for being slobs treat them
like hired help. They save their
company manners for some
tramp who isn’t. fit to be in the
same room with their wives...”

If I sound like a bitter woman,
believe me I am‘not, My own
husband is a. wonderful man: He...
has made me feel wanted: and’:
loved, But my little sister's ‘life...
has been hell because she
married. a‘rat. I've seen her
‘ change from a. delightful, fun-
‘loving girl: into a sick old -

‘Thhope. you wills? “priate th thiptas ‘

‘change. from the pro-male ~

letters I have read so often-in *<
‘your column. — Chattanooga
Reader. , i. +:
> DEAR CHAT: Here's | your

letter, I agree that every story."

» hastwo sides. Sometimes three,

DEAR ANN LANDERS: [-.
hope you will print this. It might
help some unfortunate. girl get:

wise to her situation,

When a man keeps a mistress _ :

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"By Bob ‘Montana

UP To GET | -
“ BLACKIE" | .

©: 1971, Archie Creic Publications, Ine.

IT's OKAY, ISN'T IT?

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HE LOVES TO PLAY
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1 JUST DREAMED.

vy WAS ‘A PRINCESS |||’:

- in the shadows he does 50 for.a -

very interesting ‘reason, one

which most: mistresses do ‘not
understand.” She is, ‘of course,

lead to believe that if it were
‘only possible, the man would :

leave his wife and marry her so

the whole world could know of”

their great love,-

But usually the truth is he will:

not divorce his wife and ma
her because it would defeat. his

purpose. If he married her, she: :

.

‘would then be a part of the rea]

world, which is exactly what he’ -
- istrying to escape, She would be :
no different from his present . a
wife, The excitement: would. .
vanish, ‘The man who -takes.a.-
mistress, does so not® because’: .
_She is the lave of his life, who he: ..
_ Met too late, but because he
“wants to: flee from the demands
of everyday living. which have

-become too heavy, The’ fact’ of.

“the matter is, if he had the'guts °°
to stand up to life, he wouldn't.
need her. ~ Standing Up. in ce

Washington, N.C,
DEAR STANDING:

there. Thanks ‘for. writing.

Winning is

net:so funny

LONDON; Ont. - (CP)
Winning. almost $500,000 can
bea bit of a nuisance in some
ways, a London nurse has dis-
covered,

Ethelwyn Hitsman, 55,.who

won $490,000 tax-free Wednes-

- day in an Irish Sweepstakes -
. draw, hasbeen swamped with |
telephone. calls from press,

_‘Eriends and well-wishers,
So Mrs. Hitsman decided

to regain her privacy. ;

Telephone callers to Mrs.
Hitsman today were greeted
by a recorded message, tell-
ing them her number WAS 10
longer in service,

Mrs, Hitsman, a widow and
mother of three daughters,

You .
sound like a guy who-has been

: she would have to take steps. —

went to work at Westminster

-Hespital at 3:30 p.m. as usual -

AGODA OO OOOO RE

Wednesday despite all the ex-
cltement earlier in the day.

sateenaneneneny

24 Miles 26 Nass Road

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