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Show REVIEW, --2i RENEW Cook His Catch WOMENS PAGE June 16, 1966 B) Its Fathers -- over rr Day the stove by Marge Burgener BUTTON i. BOX ? The Mightiest May Yet Fall by Pat Cummings Sunday night, alter a very hectic weekend involving) many children and much confusion, I was just preparing! to collapse when a friend called to say John Gielgud was) on television. I almost didnt turn it on.. ..which would have been great mistake. Sitting there listening to the words of Shakespeares plays and sonnets as spoken by John Gielgud, I was i v completely removed from my ordinary world into many! others, some humorous, some tragic. The flow of words, so beautifully put together, made me forget my tired state, washing over me like ocean! waves, purifying and relaxing. When perfection meets perfection,then is beauty found. And in John Gielguds superb understanding of the speeches is true perfection. Listening to the inner meaning and foreknowledge of Romeos speeches to Juliet, I thought how much more we gain from a play by knowing it well before we see it acted. Most of the Shakespearean plays we can see over and over and never tire of the words or the action. And yet, how many modern plays I bear up under y?. ilV iVf several k still f 'whV. u in his "Poetics. laid down some of the on writing and most of the last ones In a true tragedy, the hero must be of heroic tragedy. 'stature to begin with. . pan-siz- sittings? Or even two? Plays of today that are not musicals or are not comedies We have' do not fall under the category of "tragedy. "unpleasant" plays; we have "problem plays; we have I the black theatre." But we do not have tragedy as such. ) foil-lin- V I ft 1 7;i Vj t Aristotle, - first words Through flaws in his character, his own choices, and a touch of fate, he must come to his doom nd we must be moved by his downfall. "that it may show me what a face I have Since it is bankrupt of his majesty. He looks in the mirror and says: "....a brittle glory shineth in this face: As brittle as the glory is the face. (Dashes the glass against the ground) For there it is, crackd in a hundred shivers. Mark, silent king, the moral of this sport, How soon my sorrow hath destroy'd my face. As played by John Gielgud, the words become even Imore tragic. A mighty man, awesome in majesty and his divine right to do as he wished, has been brought to earth ( 'through his wrong and stubborn choices. And although we, the watchers, do not think ourselves ( 'possessed of divine rights, still every man secretly believes ) himself to be immortal, that only others come to unfortunate ends. We feel Richards pain, his sorrow. We suffer with k, 'him "and some will mourn in ashes, some for the deposing of a rightful King. A tragedy, as Aristotle said, arouses our emotions, mrifying and cleansing us, leaving us clean to start 'anew with perhaps a future thought that even the mightiest may fall coal-blac- t c GOT A FISHERMAN in the family? ment his talents than to fry his Nofiner way to compli- - to a five-poun- golden 278-049- 1 i heaping tablespoon flour teaspoon salt 3 generous dashes tabasco 1 tablespoon butter 12 cup cider vinegar 1 A Day Out On The Green Or How To Be A Good Caddie 12 cup water 2 whole eggs 12 to 1 cup salad oil Mix one cup of mayonnaise, the butter, vinegar, and water. Place in the top of a double boiler and cook until smooth. Add the well beaten eggs. Stir by Fiye Hadley When Lord Robert master of Hadley abode, invited me to him during play accompany of a recent golf tournament, jumped at the chance. As wife I spend lots of Sundays watching carnon-golf- ing toons. Ulterior motives were not then apparent. Many accomplished golfers attend tournaments cheered on by personal spectator galleries and I assumed this was the purpose for the invitation. Nor did I wake up until the golf bag was shoved into my arms. The action was backed by a list of instructions flowing contin- ually throughout the mornings unhappy events. "Dont talk on the tee. "Dont walk on the green. Dont lag behind. "Caddies dont snicker. It followed that as caddy, was permitted to back-se- at drive but my license was immediately revoked when I suggested a nine iron to drive a live par hole. Things started badly, improving to worse. Sitting over typewriter doesnt do much for leg muscles and "Arnold" always made the tee before his bags arrived. Tardy for the first three holes, I planned a surprise by reaching the next one early. While he was three-putti- ng the green I took off, bag and baggage for the next tee. For cme never before cm a golf course, it was a confusing experience. Choosing a likely spot, I waited happily, expecting a pat on the head for being such a good child. Much time elapsed before the awful thought occured that perhaps this was the wrong Visions of an irate pew. spouse making his play, armed only with a putter prompted a hasty search of the landscape. My eminent rescue was tipped off by a cloud of dust boiling across the grass toward me. It brought home the fact that perhaps I was in trouble. Leaving bag and clubs In the creek where they stood, I ran to hide in the rough until the heat was off wrong sanctuary nearly trampled by a cursing herd, I was soon found among the lost golf balls. Subdued by severe chastisement the next time period was uneventful. My champion the bag, followed packed meekly by his gallery. Near the 13th hole, caught by fatigue from unaccustomed exercise and 3 12 hours of the sleep, I discovered beaches, conveniently located adjacent to the lawn. Slathered with oil and relaxed full length, it was a rude awakening when second mistake was my brought to light. "They dont MAKE beaches, "They occur naturally near water. "Were my brains gummed up with hair spray? Sand traps arent designed for the luxury of happy dim t smm ffmrmm'mt SHAMPOO -i SUMMER- - SET $2 wits. rake "Get the and and fix it. (there went the vacation from yard work) I did a good job raking it smooth and stacking the balls and debris In a hole in the lawn. The day was not a total loss. My master placed in the money and to my astonishment the gift certificate for the Pro shop included the womens department. Not only was his share disposed of, I assisted another helpfully lucky wife spend hers. My husband is a generous man. He kindly suggested that "Next time I telephone the Pro shop when he reached the 17th bole and find out how WE were doing." Which was sweet, despite the insinuation I would be checking his score from home. Young Artists prise their dads cm Fathers Day as a result of the First Annual Father's Day ArtCon-te- st prizes. Judging will be based upon imagination and general ap- up to 12 have been invited to draw a picture of their dads. Their finished art has been displayed inside the Cottonwood Mall for the benefit of the public. Its entertaining to see "dad through the eyes of his children. The displays will be up in the Mall through Sunday. Saturday judges will determine winners of the grand YEAR-EN- D L?V' V Red Cabbage medium head red'eabbage 1 medium sweet onion's,! 2 large apples 1 heaping tablespoon bacon fat 1 teaspoon salt 1 V cup sugar 1 cup vinegar -1 JZ cups water 1 bay leaf 1- 2 whole allspice 2 cloves, heads removed 6 peppercorns Remove the outer leaves from the cabbage and wash. Core cabbage and slice. Peel onion and apples and slice. Toss cabbage, onionand apple together. Add the remaining ingredients and cook covered over low heat for hours. Thicken slightly with about 2 tablespoons cornstarch, mixed with cold water. This dish is a "must" to try. 12 peal. now being conducted at the Cottonwood Mall. Youngsters f5u Or, how about some. 12 Cottonwood Mall To Reward Some 103 youngsters will have an opportunity to sur- constantly until thickened. Remove from heat and cool. Beat in oil until the dressing has absorbed as much as it will hold. Dressing should not be oily or greasy. Makes 1 quart. A winner will be declared in each of the following categories: Up to age 5; ages 6 to 9; and ages 10 to 12. Each winner will be advised prior to Fathers Day so that he can present his dad with a surprise gift of his choice, up to $25.00 in retail value. that not all Recognizing youngsters are gifted artists, 100 other winners will be determined by selection at random of coupons deposited at time of entry. Each of (See Draw Dad on page B2) nwiffif Puncture-Proo- f Tire Sole Uuarachas MODEL CLEARANCE Long PERMANENTS Cottonwood Mall Maternity, 2nd Level Phone sugar 12 teaspoon dry mustard 1 fun in the sun and sea 12. Salad Dressing 2 tablespoons a maternity swim suit for - head of cabbage, shredded small carrot, shredded 1 tablespoon celery seed 1 cup crushed pineapple, drained 1 cup salad dressing (recipe below) Salt to taste. After all, that one didnt get away, - School 0$ H&oucfe lr- 8- treat? 1 I BASKIN back. In summer rose. Sizes above Cole Slew Coiffure DElegance Why miss the fun? Wait in the sun, dip in the sea in this flattering tank style swim suit of nylon stretch fabric. A pretty collar draws attention to the face. Full zipper in a cole slaw salad to go with the 1 K rrTrmrrrmrm 16 How about i The true hero is no mortal man; he is a super man but a superman who still is plunged to earth eventually! in the way mortals so often are. If a hero is someone we do not care about or choose to identify with, then the tragedy merely becomes a "tragic play. "Death of a Salesman is a very good play, a tragic play, but not a real tragedy. In Shakespeares "King Richard H," we do not always dgree with the Kings actions which bring about his fall, his forced abdication, and his eventual death, but because he is so thuch a king, lo convinced of his divine right to be the king, we cannot but feel a sense of anguish with him in his abdication scene. When one believes so wholeheartedly in being king then being deposed removes ones whole personality. After handing on his crown and sceptor, Richard calls for a mirror. y - I Its Pappas day this Sunday, so watta ya say we pamper the ole boy? Plop him in his favorite chair, bring him his pipe and slippers and then gag the kids. And please let him have the car today. Tell the ' younger generation that theyll have to bus it or walk. (After all hes always yelling about the umpteen miles that he shoeleathered when he was their age.) Now, before ya start to fix his favorite dish, (excluding females of course) dump the garbage, mow the lawn, weed the garden and water the livestock, (Ya do it anyway, but just for today let him know it and make him think that hes really livin it up. If he wants to go fishing, dig the worms, untangle his gear, slather the darlrn with insect repellent, and wish him luck. If hes a golf bug, polish his irons or something. Another thing, even though hes gettrn a little broad m the narrow and he can comb his hair with a bath towel, let him know that hes a real doll by cookin up the trout that didnt get away. They didnt come cheap ya know, after alL when ya think of the price of the gear and the fatfish and worms, it only cost the dimpled darlin about thirty bucks a pound to drag em home. Heres how I freeze em. I lay em out in a 13 inch pan, fill with water and freeze. This way the trout will keep indefinitely. We like them baked this way. To one cup of dry bread crumbs, add 14 cup parmesan cheese, 1 tablespoon of salt, and about 14 teaspoon pepper. Now slosh em around in melted butter or margarine, roll em in the bread crumb mixed broiler pan, sprinkle ture, place em in a em with paprika and bake in a 350 oven for about 30 ed trout. If he caught minutes. This applies to the monsters, bake for about an hour. If they look like they are gettin a little too brown, lay another piece of tin -- foil over the top. Heres how I fix hash browns to go with em. bacon until its about Cook 14 lb. of chopped-u- p half done. Now add one chopped up onion and about 14 cup finely chopped celery. Cook slowly for about 10 mmutes. Dont let the celery and onions get brown. Now add coarsely grated, cooked potatoes, salt and pepper to taste, and fry, turning frequently. To add a party-pret- ty touch, sprinkle with paprika. Pass the tartar sauce made like so... 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