THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1961.
WOMANSENSE
Now someone is getting the seasons right
By BARBARA GRIGGS
JUNE IN JANUARY
sounds
heartening thought rather like Christmas in July. Un- luckily both slogans might be used to sum up the calendar of the fashion industry in this country.
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orders will fe the factories
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And by the lane 9. Po
mizi 113%
for something really wood to weal,
in the searing heatwaves of Augu!
a weed coat will tu 1210
thing to d
Impulse buying
Among the many unhappy conven quences of the state of affai
that women's strong urge towards impulse buying prompted,
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is frustrateg moe lines mut of to
by the lack of anything to ampuise-
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CHILDREN'S CORNER
Which Came First?
-Punch Doesn't Know Answer To Question-
By MAX TRELL
"NCLE Panch," saat Hand
the Shaduw Girl with the Tumeri-About Name. whart
the came first, the Chickens *K**
www
It was a curious thing Punch was sitting at the
Uncle table
The sut-ny corner of
OKEN"
Uni I finish I sand Lucin Punch.
"Answer her now." said Aunt Judy "You get no eggs unthi you answer beyt
Uncle Purich looked Nd but There was no help for him. He shut his eyes.
Hand anal Aum Jutty booked. the at each other They were sure thanking
Tooni. Just as Hand asked this that Tingle Punch was question about the Chicken and about the question
the egg. Une Punch's wife Then Uncle Punch opened bis Judy came up to the table with eyes.
{wn freshly-baked
and
two slices of whole wheat boast
Uncle Punch was just about
to have his breakfast.
"Thank you, my dear Punch said to Aun! Judy
Vele
Mr Punch was about to crack openi his egz. Autil Judy stopped him.
"Haud usked you a question, dear," Aunt Judy said,
Too hungry
Wants toast
"Can't
even have the toast?" he asked Judy.
Judy said sternly. •No! An- awer the question!"
Which cathy Brst said Haid for the fourth time, Chicken or the egg"
Unie Panch shut his aguin. Aunt July held
he
Judy gave Punch eggs aud tonst for his breakfast.
LADY
your
NEW
WAYS
WITH COFFEE
Ham loaf with a coffee
7HAT in the world becomes of left-overs? We W
see a tender morsel of meat or a half-cup of luscious gravy being tucked away in the ice box and then what happens? Well, all too often the left-over is left and forgotten
simply because it's hard to know what to do with it.
Take ham, for instance. Now here's favourite roast that can take on a variety of flavour-guises, meal after meal. The last time you serve it. the ham can be just as good as the first.
One of the happiest ways to use it is in a coffee-glazed ham the Joal, a good variation on meat loat theme.
LUCK-
CHINA MAIL
horoscope
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23
AQUARIUS (12)
(January ARIES 14) March 21-April 19: Following a generous impulse may give you more satisfaction than receiving
21- February 19: Your dis- approval of the private ife
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a collenge should not Beet your attitude to him at work. PISCES 11 February 20- March 2001 Marshal your facts before taking part in a discussion, so as to be fully prepared for any queries that may arise.
JACOBY on BRIDGE
eyes HAT would your second birt
thee with the North
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plate of eggs. Hand waited. One North player chose to
to
or the
"Which came first," repeated Ilanid. "the Chicken
CER?
Aunt Judy
"Hurry dear," said Judy two no-trung South
Mr
up, Panela.
We
th
tu
"I'm getting tree diamonds. North ratsed red of boining these eggs."
getting bred
I'm
And "Answer her, dear." said Wing." said Hanid.
Mr Punch went right siting with his eyes shui,
answer her
replied
be glad to after I have my eggs,"
to four and South continued to The diaried game.
of
On West opened Ch
jack of hearts and East's king was al- Inlet. "In fact," Hanid thought, "he towed to hold the trick Las fallen asleep." She even South was able for discard the Unele Punch.
fancied she heard him saying of dummy's clubs on the queen "I'm too hungry
bad to lost Uncle words in his sleep. She went up of hearts He still said questions
now."
club trick, but was able to Punch. Aunt Judy hart picked clase and listened.
ruff a third club with the queen of frumps and wrap up tas game
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up the dish of eggs. She held
them just out of Uncle Punch's reach.
What she heard
Here's what she heard
Say!
Then he
"Eggs? Chickens"
question
sighed. Mr Punch turned to Hanid and bowed.
What
that was
again, darling?" he asked.
Ranid smlied. "Which." she said
"Chickens? Eggs?
"I can't reckon
to
him contract.
"Which came first "And which came secon"," "Oh well, I guess we'd better
hit his eggs." Aunt Judy
for the
the give
said to Hanid.
third lime, "came first, Chicken or the egg?"
"That's a very interesting question," said Uncle Punch.
Whatever made you think of
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A puzzled look came Honid's face.
Can't decide
"I can't decide which
right answer," she said.
Hanid nodded.
"I suppose se," she said.
The other North play did not like the idea of a two no-trump bid. He felt that he was loo trong for a mere return to two diamonds and not strong enough
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for a jump to three diamonds made his king, but with clubs
50 he made the unusual bld of three clubs.
This gave South a chance to make a mistake and he acted
And Uncle Punch opened his nobly. South leaped right to eyes and smiled and reached live clubs. Again the Jack of over for his two boiled eggs.
hearls was opened
and Fast
is the "How
can you have a Chicken unless And
it comes out of an egg?
how can you have an egg un- have a Chicken to lay
Jess
the
you
"Yes," said Mr Punch, "It's an interesting question. It isn't the "kind of "thing you can an- swer one-two-three." "No," said Hanid,
"It isn't."
"I wouldn't like to give you the wrong answer," said Uncle Punch.
"Of course not, Uncle Punch,"
- sald Hanid.
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that case," Bald Uncle
Punch, "you'd better let
mc
have a little time to think about
thi
Hore Aunt Judy interrupted. "How much time?" slie asked,
Rupert and the Popweed-20
Rupert is only too glad to leave his perilous perch and stand on solid rock, and within a few manules the miling Merboy appears just below him. "Ah. no you're here. That's good."' says the little creature. 'You'll be safe here until I wafit "you agálií. There's nobody on the island so
You can't escape. Now I must go and warn the Deputy that you're coming." "Whai's a Deputy"?" says Rupert. ↑ And why must 1
But before he can finíth
his question the Merboy dives and is gone."Oh dear, I'd better look
̈ round:"*"tifimilisTM Rupert.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
as trump there were two trump josers and this South was down one.
1 don't think much of North's harm three la trid, but no
ould have been done if South id merely gone to four clubs In that case North would have gune to four diamonds and been out of the club trap.
Ineldentally, three Do-trump makes, also. Perhaps that should have been the final contracts,
but never five clubs.
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North
The bidding has been: Bart South
West
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Pars
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You, South, hokt:
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What do you do?
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- TOÐAT'S QUESTION. Your partner -bidi-tive-bearly. What do you do now?
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a gift from somebody else.
TAURUS (7) April 20-May you have been neglecting certain family tips. don't wait for a re- minder to remedy the mis- sion
GEMINI
21
IN (May 21-June
It would be better to take a subordinate position. N # temporary Treasure 1 than to wail too long for! the right kind of opening.
CANCER
15) (June 22-July 21::
Your arrangements will go through just as you planned, in spite of difficulties at the outset.
some
(2) LEO
July 22-August 21: An influential person will be most interested in be your ideas, and may ready to contribute material- ly to their development.
22-1
VIRGO (1) (August
September 22): By giving a younger person the benefi experience, of your early you may enable him to avoid some obvious pitfalls.
LIBRA (6 (September 23-
Don't October 22):
1ake the risk of embarking on an occupation which offers little possibility of security or ad- vancement.
SCORPIO (10) (October 23- November 21): By choosing something you would like to keep for yourself, you are not likely to go wrong in your choice of a gift for a friend.
SAGITTARIUS (9) (Novem-
22-December 21):
If your work brings you in contact with a great many people, you can't expect to avoid -occasional friction.
CAPRICORN (8) (December 22-January 20): You may soon have an achievement to your credit of which your family can be justly proud.
YOUR LUCKY NUMBER: Count the letters in your first name and add the total to the number shown in -brackets after your sign-of- the Zodiac. This is your lucky number for today.
Once you've tried this recipe,
glaze
And.
eldentally, remember
fast coffee so you'll have enough you'll find that left-over ham to make an extra cup of break- won't have a way of getting lost left over for the easy and de-
the aver
Tious coffee glaze
COFFEE-GLAZED HAM LOAF
2 th lean pork, ground
it
b. smoked ham, ground
Here's a recipe that's truly de- hicious and not the least bit dif-
cult
The codee glaze is easy. too, and lends a spiciness to the ham.
The ham loaf makes a wus- derful main dish for an informal supper on Saturday night and it's particularly good with a bubbling pot of baked beans and a big bowl slaw.
of apple cole
1 cup soft bread crumbs
teaspoon salt
2 eggs
4 cup ketchup
Few drops Tabasco
Comune all ingredients and shape into loaf. Bake, uncovered, in moderate oven, 325", 2 hours During last hour, baste four tinies with refine glaze
Serves sixX to eight.
Coffee glaze
1 cup sugar
firmly
parked brown
1 cup brewed coffee
1 teaspoon dry mustard
1 tablespoon
pickling
mixed spaces, tled in cheesecloth 1 teaspoon vinegar
Simmer
Combine all ingredients and bring to boil. until mixture forms a thick syrup. Remove spice bag.
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