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ur Model wears coyote coat which sells for $1250 in Toronto Despite the high prices Canadian fur dealers FUR BUSINESS BOOMING say the fur business hasnt looked so good in at least 10 years CP Photo Dont throw out ANNLANDERS Policemen persecuted Dear Ann Landers My husband is police officer hope you will print the following open letter which expresses my feelings as well as those of countless other women who are married to men whose job it is to protect you and millions of others It would be wounderful to see these sentiments in your column Dear Citizen am lousy cop You teach your children from infancy that am boogieman and then you are shocked when they identify me with traditional enemy the criminal You raise Cain about the moron who cuts you off in traffic but let me catch you doing the same thing and you say am picking on you You accuse me of coddling juvenile delinquents until one of your kids is caught then Im badgehappy You call it part of my job if someone strikes me but its police brutality if strike back You complain bitterly that something ought to be done about crime on the streets but you dont want to get in volved You have no use for me whatever but its all right if change tire for your wife deliveryour child in the back seat of police car revive your son with mouthtomouth resuscita tion or work overtime searching for your lost daughter You stand on your soapbox and call me names but you dont seem to realize that your property health and even your life may depend on me lousy cop The Wife Of One Dear Wife Here is your letter and comment from me Every police force has its rotten apples the same as all pro fessions and trades but the vast majority of police officers are doing fine job They are laying their lives on the line every time they put on the uniform and they should be appreciated Dear Ann Landers plan to marry this fellow in Sep tember We are very much in love and have gone together long time The problem is he broke his word At Christmas time he promised he would have some teeth put in and he still hasnt done it On Groundhog Day gave him an ultimatum refused to see him until he got those awful gaps in his mouth fixed Last night he phoned again in tears He says he doesnt care how he looks to the people he works with or to anyone but me Im the only one in his life that matters told him care how he looks at work and when we go out socially because love him Who is right Willing To Liten To You Dear Willing Since your fiance says you are the only one in his life that matters he should be willing to get his teeth fixed because it means something to YOU Whats more important he promised diint he Most people who go around in need of dental care are afraid of pain They dont realize that modern dentistry has changed lot in the last 20 years Hang tough and insist that he keep his wordfor his sake as much as yours An unhealthy mouth means an unhealthy person CONFIDENTIAL to Dear Ann Whats My problem You dont have problem Buster you just havent recognized one of the facts of life Fun is like insurance the older you get the more it costs if WORCESTER CRANBERRY minutes Makes cups GLAZE HONEY ORANGE GLAZE 12 can pound whole berry pound ounce 14 cranberry sauce marmalade 14 cup packed light brown 14 cup honey 98 tablespoons 12 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce wocolonh we teaspoons grated orange peel teaspoon onion powder In medium saucepan combine all ingredients Bring In medium saucepan to boiling point reduce heat MONTREAL CP As de signer in Montreals fashion in dustry Gordon Griffin divides the year into seven seasons spring summer early fall fall late fall holiday and cruise and prepares collections of me diumpriced clothes for all of them Right now his early fall col lection of mohair and flannel suits and coats is being shown to buyers his spring collection of chintz raincoats and coordi nates is being looked over by consumers his summer collec tion of dresses and sportswear is being readied for delivery to the stores and he must keep an eye on all three operations while thinking about the fab rics colors and fashion changes for spring 77 The future may be even more complicated Fashion seasons as such are disappearing he says Design ers manufacturers and retai lers are working towards in definite seasons with the idea that groups of clothes or mini Cherry is popular for spring dessert The cherry trees are budding and spring is in the air Its prime time for delicious cherry dessert made from last years top quality crop Its called cherry pudding but by using mould you can achieve cake effect in this dish If you are particularly daring and are not counting calories decorate it with real homewhipped cream With Canadas swing to the metric system weve shown both metric and Imperial measures throughout to give you head start on that time to come when pounds and ounces are thing of the past Preparation 20 minutes Cooking time hour Serves 500 grams bread 2002 without the crusts 1iitre 134 pts milk 180 grams cup sugar 350 grams 14 oz can Black Cherries drained 3eggs 1tbsp rum V2 tsp vanilla Heat milk and add bread Mix well and fold in the sugar Cook very slowly for five minutes Whip eggs and add to the mixture Add cherries rum and vanilla Stir briefly Make caramel with 80 grams oz of sugar and tbsp of water Cook until sugar is brown Fill pudding mould with caramel then add cherry pud ding mix Place in 400 degree oven for 20 minutes Serve cool TODAYS RECIPE PUNGENT RAISIN MUSTARD SAUCE cup raisins 12 cup cider vinegar cup water cup dry mustard cup firmly packed brown sugar teaspoon salt tablespoons flour eggs beaten cup dalry sour cream Chop raisins coarsely beaten eggs and add to raisin mixture Cook stirring over low heat minutes or until thickened Remove from heat and chill Stir in sour cream Serve with ham Makes one andonehalf pints Note Sour cream may be doubled to make milder flavored sauce Sauce may be heated if desired To chop raisins spray inside of blender container with natural vegetable spray Four seasons fashions di according to Montreal fashion des1gner collections are put out on the market as they become avail able CHANGES ARBITRARY In the past the specific sea son idea made sense since clothes changed often quite abruptly from one calendar date to the next Now this seasons clothes usually resemble last seasons in almost everything but fabric and only the consumer is con fused Retailers asked for earlier delivery dates every year and in this one fall clothes are ex pected to be in store windows in July to take advantage of Olympic tourist traffic in Mon treal Mr Griffin whose fashion la bel reads just that describes the clothes he does for Beverini Inc in size to 16 range as contemporary and func tionaltwo trendy and tradey words that really mean uno complicated and classic The 25yearold Montrealers approach to clothes is often put This Cherry Pudding by JeanPaul Fagot pastry chef of Torontos Four Seasons Sheraton Hotel provides CHERRY PU to the test when he works on uniform projects Beverini Inc produces what Mr Griffin calls goodfashion uniforms for variety of gov ernment and commercial com pany clientsincluding Bell Canada CP Air and customs and immigration officers TAILORED TO JOB He explains In uniform re search figure out what fea tures are essential for the com fort of the wearer Some have to carry lot of keys others need walkietalkie carrying space Pockets must be designed to hold these things or alter nately belts must be made to carry them Some of the best uniforms in use are beautiful because they are so perfectly functional Walking to work from his downtown apartment he is on the job at am to tour the fac tory stopping to check with pattern makers cutters oper ators and finishers before set tling into the design room for tempting and easy dessert for special occasions and regular family dinners t00 Its easy to make and uses DIN The Barrie Examiner Thursday April 1976 sappearing more discussions with associ ates fabric salesmen buyers and his employer Arthur Sanft Mr Griffin trained at Mon treal fashion art school There he learned how to sketch make and grade patterns cut sew and finish clothes He sold wallpaper at Eatons before serving fashion ap prenticeship at John Wardens atelier in 1972 had to relearn every thing he said ran mes sages did sketches bought but tons made patterns fitted clothes all for $85 week An offer of twice that amount from coat and suit manufac turer took him into Montreals readytowear fashion industry for another learning ex perience Selected for inclusion in Mon treal Mode 74 the Quebec gov ernments yearly fashion show case Mr Griffin got his first taste of fame when Womens Wear Daily the influential trade newspaper listed him as one of the best in the show plump juicy Ontario cher ries from last years top quality crop CLARKS CLEARANCE ON MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS CONTINENTAL BEDS BY Serto Combine with vinegar and Simmer uncovered for water simmer over low heat minutes Makes oneandtwo Blend mustard brown sugar On medium speed whirl raisins onehalf cup at time Empty container Repeat combined all ingredients Bring to boiling point reduce old measuring cups KITCHENER Ont CPI Dont toss out kitchen utensils and recipe books to make way for metric Toronto home economist says Wendy Sanford who works with Metric Commission Can ada and is an employee of Cor ning Glass Works of Canada Ltd told meeting sponsored by the Consumers Association of Canada that the two sys temsimperial and metric can coexistuntil todays studen ts become tomorrows homemakers We will continue to cook in the same way measuring by volume she said As volunteer chairman of one of the many groups which make up 11 steering committees of the metric commission Miss Sanford is primarily involved in what is known as the kit chen project That involves identifying ev erything relating to cooking that will be changed to the met ric system and in what se quences the changes should be made Canadas conversion to met rics will be gradual so that all aspects will mesh For ex ample before metric recipe books could be printed metric cooking measures had to be NEW LOOK for YOUR Quality Draperies made in our own downstairs workshop manufactured Miss Sandford added that stoves with fahrenheit dials will not become obsolete once the metric system is established However Celsius temperature knob stickers will be available Conversely stickers with fahr enheit temperatures will be sold for stoves with Celsius temperatures Housewives need only basic set of metric measures to use the metric recipes she said These are small set consisting of one two five 15 and 25 millilitres ml which will correspond to measuring spoons Cooks will need set of dry measures consisting of 50 ml 125 ml and 250 ml and three liquid measures in 250 ml 500 ml and 1000 ml or onelitre sizes each graduated in 25 ml Millilitre quantities will re place cups tablespoons tea spoons and all the fractions Beware of any measuring set that has other than those ca pacities she said Some companies have dualmarked existing measures and have en ded up with units that will not beused While liquid measures with dual marks are acceptable dry measures are not HOME heat Simmer uncovered for if otn as third cups sauce Prefinished Panelling Specials to make way for our new panels SPECIAL King Cherry 695 Simulated Woodaraln R99 Prlco salt and flour Combine with process Mahogan Jamb Sets particle core width Special Vinyl Covered Bifold Doors colors to choose from King Coil Louis Norman etc FOR EXAMPLE for the healthful support doctors recommend you can have SERTA SERTAPEDIC MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING All the builtin qualities Regular $10995 NOW SERTA GUARD Is normal tirm slssp combination made especially for people of average size and weight who want firm sup port plus deep down comfort Compare in firmness and quollty with nationally advertised units at much higher $8995 $8995 beige leatherette dark walnut prices 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