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KNITTED MITTS IN TEN SIZES Are you a mitten-knitter? These interesting styles can all be knitted from one basic instruction, which is avail- able in ten sizes: to fit girls and boys as well as women and men. Suggestions are provided for varying the basic design to make the col- orful mitts shown above; however, you may prefer to develop your own ideas. A medium weight of wool is used for warmth and quicker knitting. If you would like to obtain the knitting instruc- tions for these mitts, simply send a stamped, self-address- ed envelope plus ten cents for handling, to the Needle- craft Department of this pa- per, requesting MITTS KNIT- TED ON 2 NEEDLES IN 10 SIZES, Leaflet Number 1-62. MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL Wife's Dislike Poses A Family Problem Dear Mary Haworth: My hus- band says I am jealous of his youngest sister, Jean, two years my junior, and that I don't un- derstand her. But I disagree. I do resent her and in her pres- ence I feel hostile (though I don't show it), but not from jealousy. * I feel she has taken him for a long expensive ride and will continue to do. Yet he finds no fault with anything she does. She lies when it suits her about the smallest matters and must be the center of attention. Bob has four sisters. Their father died 10 years ago. The mother remarried four years later. Jean, then still at home, clashed with the stepfather to such an extent that she was sent to California, to an older sis- ter's, where she stayed for a year. Then she came home, finished high school and returned to Cal- ifornia, with a job and college in mind. She went heavily into debt for clothes, borrowed money from her sister's friends, eventually was bailed out by Bob and came back here. WASTES BOB'S MONEY Bob and I were planning mar- riage at the time. He had a small apartment that was to be ours. But he took Jean in im- mediately, over my objections, and she stayed on during our first half-year of marriage. She of Sister-in-Law tasteful or repellent to us. Char- ity requires us to wish them well and to be ready to do them a good turn should they need help that we can give. But we don't have to wear the false face of hypocrisy in relation to them, by pretending to an affection or approval that we don't feel. It is unfortunate that your husband's intensely parti- san feeling for his unstable youngest sister disposes him to) be blindly unsympathetic to! _ disenchanted estimate of er. MAN PREJUDICED It would be more realistic, sensible and fair of him--and no disservice to her--to admit that Jean is a pretty undeserv- ing candidate for the preferen- tial treatment she consistently extorts from the family. But she have normal family feelings, by keeping her out of big trouble if possible, they are doing them-! selves a favor, as well as her. As Bob isn't mature enough as yet, in relation to Jean and you, to be loyal to her in this judi- cious spirit, I think your best Stop trying to sell him your ap- praisal of Jean. Don't try to shield him from her exploitative tactics. Stand aside; let him bear the brunt and reach his own conclusions. (In short, send her the second wedding gift.) was in and out of a dozen jobs, then flew off to California to be Presence, the secret of success is their problem, and if they|! Ne CHRISTMAS BELLS) By ALICE BROOKS Be the belie of your holiday party--sew one or both of these gay and gala, bet is to drop the argument.| aprons. three - color Christmas fun 'n' finery -- choose gay remnants for these party aprons with tinkling bell and tinsel trim. Easy-sew. Pat- tern 7086; patterns; directions. Send THIRTY - FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern (stamps As for how to cope in her|cannot be accepted) to Alice | Brooks, care of The Oshawa 'lcause of their convenience. Ap- CHILD GUIDANCE Do Christmas Gifts Most people who call them- selves Christians, think of Jesus as the most unselfish person who ever walked on this earth. Yet the way in which they and their children celebrate Jesus' birthday often reveals a vast amount of selfishness. At no other time of the year are most children permitted to be so self- centered as just before and dur- ing Christmas. | From infancy, the child has many gifts lavished on him at| Christmas. Naturally, he keeps) naming and talking about what! presents he will get. He is al- ready talking about them. So his thoughts and dreams and wishes are centered on himself. On the minds and hearts of parents are what gifts to buy their children for Christmas. Al- most entirely they are the giv- ers, their children the receiv- ers, How are children going to escape growing more and more} self-centered if, year after year from early infancy, they grow| accustomed to expect many) Christmas gifts? NO EASY SOLUTION : If you agree that something | | CLR | |Many Women Find Peace Of Mind In Wearing a Wig TORCNTO (CP) Some women not only have a party dress for special occasions, they) have a party hairdo too--and| it's sitting at home re for} any occasion. The hairdo is a wig and a Toronto firm says that more and more Canadian women are buying wigs be- ady proximately 60 per cent of the company's business is the re- sult of loss of hair due to) sickness or accident. | The wigs are made to meas-| ure and are as easy to put on as a bathing cap. Nylon wigs, which weigh about five ounces, are sold for as low as $25. But hair consultant Jack Sharpe rec- ommends them for partial use only. If a wig is a necessity he advised a human hair wig which} weighs about 2% ounces and costs approximately $200. Each human hair is individ-| ually put onto a silk backing! 130 to 40 hours work. Ursula married. x Two months later she left the is to get hold of the right view- point and stay with it. Move up| Jawa, Ont. Print plainly NAME, =e PATTERN NUM- R. and each. wig represents about} Arians, one of eight women em- ployed at the Toronto Company, learned the trade in Bremen in| northwest Germany. The hair is straight when it) arrives and it is permanently curled by a special process. It needs to be cleaned about once a month at a cost of $3.50 to §7. Encourage Selfishness should be done about this mat-| ter, you would not see an easy solution. Most parents lavishly bestow Christmas gifts on their children and, like them, you and I get a vast deal of persona! satisfaction in doing so. We de- light in seeing our children's joy over their gifts and we feel un- selfish in bestowing them, It) wouldn't be easy for us to deny | ourselves and our children all & the pleasure of gift-giving. | But a few parents have de- cided, beginning with the first) infant, to keep their sights lower) @ on the number of Christmas gifts they bestow on their chil| dren and the amount of money! # spent on them. They start teaching the youn; ster at the very beginning t practice self-denial in order to| buy gifts for his parents and| other members of the family] and later for people outside the} family. They encourage the) youngster to go without the! sweets he could buy with the limited money he has saved from his 'allowance or earnings in order to buy such gifts. PRACTISE ALL YEAR All the year round he may be} given practice in some such self-| denials. Besides, he may be} given a small special amount to} add to his own money for the| photographer is Dean Flavian, purchase of small gifts for) one-year-old son of Mr. and | loved ones. | Mrs. Flavian Casey, Evan- | How wonderful it is when| geline Drive. Dean is the Enjoying his date with the open 11 more 10-pin bowling al- leys in Britain. One of these, at NEWS IN BRIEF | Journal. The surgeon, Sir Tref- suburban Streatham, will be the largest in Europe, with 40 lanes on two floors. MISLEADING NAME TRING, England (CP) -- A comparatively rare Russian bird known as the sociable plover hasn't lived up to the name. The bird appeared at a Hertford- shire reservoir but when orni- thologists moved in to study it, the visitor disappeared. SHARP REMEDY LONDON (CP) -- A sobering thought was seen in the letters column of the British Medical fry Thompson, wrote that a tablespoon of vinegar is an ex- cellent remedy for a mind be- fogged with alcohol. ° BOWLING BOOM LONDON (CP) -- The Rank theatre organization plans to "THIS IS FUN" grandson of 'Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Quick and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Casey of Flinton, Ontario. --Photo by Mary's studio ARPEGE--RUMEUR 4.75 PRETEXTE 4.25 MAY SIN--SCANDAL 3,79 teachers in the grades, even in| ee kindergarten, encourage chil- dren to make gifts at school for) their parents, or when each par-! Tinted Coconut | Std D sently eae eee ee| eretty Decoration | the other parent. | Wonderful, too, when children For Party Cookies are encouraged to contribute | from their own money to Serv-| With Christmas less than a| ices for helping underprivileged) month away, it isn't too early to} children of the world, as thelstart thinking about holiday) Children's Fund of UNICEF;|cookies. Here's a recipe from CARE, The Heifer Project, the|the Foods Department, Macdon-| Friends' Field Service or tolald Institute, Guelph, for tinted| some similar enterprise of their| ogconut balls. | church or church school. | Cream together until light! fish Mad ead The Young' child and fluffy, 1 cup soft butter, %| and Religion may be had by|cup sifted confectioner's sugar,| sending a self - addressed/and 2 teaspoons vanilla. Stir in} stamped envelope to me in care); tablespoon water and 2 cups of this newspaper.) | Mix well. isifted pastry flour. PARENTS' QUESTIONS |Add 2-3 cup chopped walnuts Q. Our son, 14, may not begin|and %4 cup finely chopped, well- his homework till nine or ten|drained maraschino 74 cherries. o'clock and then stay up till 12|Shape into 1-inch balls, Bake on} or later to finish it. lan ungreased cookie sheet at A. See that he regularly be-|300 degrees F. for about 20 min- gins homework several hours|utes, or until firm. Cool thor- earlier, Don't argue about, it./oughly. Remove from pan. Dip Act! cookies in a butter icing and ..» Healthful ... Lestful It usually takes from three days to a week, necessitating use of | a second wig. | The hair can be set in various! styles although it is best to) have it combed gently around) the face to hide the hairline. It) doesn't matter if the wig is) combed on or off the head, it's! a matter of preference--but a wig shouldn't be slept in. | Mr. Sharpe says a well-cared-| for wig should last three to} four years and with two wigs,| they should last twice the time. A nylon wig, used occasionally, would last about five years. Dark-colored hair is imported) from Italy and the blonde, white) and gold colors usually come GUERNSEY GOLD MILK "At The Store or: at your Door" roll in tinted coconut. Makes dozen. Butter Icing: Cream togethe 3 tablespoons butter, a dash 0} salt, -and 3 tablespoons sifted|* confectioner's sugar. Add 3 tablespoons milk alternately with about 2 cups sifted con- fectioner's sugar. Beat until very smooth and of creamy con- sistency. Add 1 teaspoon: vanilla. To Tint coconut: Blend a drop or so of red or green food coloring with 1 teaspoon water. In a jar or polyethylene bag toss together with 1% cups shredded coconut. Spread a thin layer on a cookie sheet or dry for a few minutes in a 225 degree F. oven before using. WOOL INDUSTRY In the United Kingdom's wool industry, about 85 per cent of woollens and 95 per cent of wor- steds are made in Yorkshire. 28 KING ST. EAST PHONE 723-4621 Open Evenings Until 9 p.m. What everyone should know about compound interest! man and got an annulment andito higher ground. Di we heard no more for several eed thes Taek A gy oan] NEVER - BEFORE VALUE! months, when suddenly shejflict or competition with Jean,| 2% es, 200 designs to knit, cro- wired Bob for $150. With this|Then, in each separate encoun.|MCt Weave, embroider, quilt in money she flew off with another|ter, see her simply as the flighty | CUT new 1962 Needlecraft Cata- boy friend to meet his parents,|person she is and react in terms|/0%,--~ Teady now! See Beautiful the older sister told us later|of what's happening at the time. |>"Kies in @ complete fashion ea |That's reducing the problem to SeCHON DM ROCSDERAGE, HOES, : toys, afghans, slipcovers plus 2 To-make a long story shorter, |size. M.H. f recentiy @e recelved & wehlaag ree patterns. Send 25c now plus announcement weeks after the Sad iron i event. I. sent a congratulatory note, and Bob and I agreed not to send a gift this time. We had| sent her a very nice present the! first time. But now he wants to send a gift. What do you think? And what is my best way of coping in her presence? E.L. WIFE NOT JEALOUS | Dear E.L.: I think you've| been completely honest and ac- curate about your feelings for Jean, in explaining that you aren't jealous, but rather re- sentful and hostile towards her. And not without cause, it seems from Germany. The color is apt to fade but the original shade can be restored with a rinse. Eyelashes and eyebrows are also made ioe Ke lagn og, rag : d ; Compound interest is a fascinating thing-if coe you can really make it work for you! match the natural color of the The trouble is most forms of investment pay dividends or interest as earned. match the natural color of the person's own hair. 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