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ANN LANDERS Thoughtless Mates Don't Help Dieters Ann Landers: I am lt is about 40 pounds overweight and trying hard to reduce, (Doctor's orders.) My wife is a. scrany little thing be. hasn't gained an ounce in ears. If Clara ever met up mt a mountain lion I'd.put my money on her. Clara fixes me a half a grape- fruit in the morning, a poached egg and a of coffee. She eats bacon 'a eggs and buck- wheat cakes. The smell of that bacon wy | drives me nuts. At night I get two ounces of meat and a half cup of spinach. Clara has fried chicken, corn fritters, and mashed potatoes with gravy. When we watch TV together after supper she shovels in the popcorn like crazy, I go out of my mind from the crunching sound, Sometimes she fixes her- self a malted. When she zoops that last drop through a straw I'd like to hit her. I have never told Clara how Alannoyed I am because | 'don't want to give her the satisfac: tion. What do you suggest?-- Wally Dear Wally; Let's face it--a man who loves food and is ona diet is going to suffer. But, Clara shouldn't compound the sovfer- ing by crunching popcorni in ong ear and you ought to tell er 80. e Fe Dear Ann Landers: I 1am now employed in a large east-ern city where people think the» are awfully sophisticated, Several times in the last few weeks I've heard the expression, "Tt imight be OK in Iowa--."" It so happens that Irn 4rom Dubuque. I resent the impplica- tion that Iowans are hayseeds. I concede that Iowa Jhas its share of boobs and frurpps but after travelling around tlre coun- try I've concluded that therre are fewer slobs in Marshalltown and Davenport than in most other cities--i.e. Boston, Tricky Champagne Corks | Respond To Warm Water / By JEAN SHARP CP Women's Editor TORONTO (CP) -- If your) subject to marked changres of|4 champagne cork breaks, don't try to pry it out with an ice | pick. The extra pressure just might crack the bottle. Instead, hold the top half inch or so 0 the bottle neck under warm wa- ter, There is a band of wax put) on a champagne cork to make it easier to insert in the bottle, light oxidizes wine in some bot-/Cup. _ If you warm the wax in a chilled bottle, it should help the) cork slip out easily. G. H. Stevens, a vice-presi-| |color it was when it warg bot-|home of the famous spicy cakes, is at least 250 years old | dent of Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd., »| Wednesday, September 22, 1965 \constantly being run down you'd which} THE OSMAWA TIMES, YW} considers itself a cultural cen- tre. So please, Ann Landers, do us Iowans a favor and set the rec- ord straight. This letter may sound chauvinistic but if the people from your state were be resentful, too.--Self - Ap- pointed Spokesman Dear Spokesman: What do you mean if the people from my state were being run down. I'm from Iowa, too. Sioux City, to be exact, and 1 don't appre- ciate the insults any more than you do--especially when people make eracks about the corn, | Dear Ann Landers: I am a high school senior; almost 17 years old, and my grades are better than average. I sent for your booklet, Dating Do's and Don'ts and you say high school kids should 'not be allowed to date during the week. You seem to be on the side of us teen- agers in everything but this.| Why are you against mid- week | a NEW FROM KITTEN! SWEATERS THAT YOU CAN MACHINE-WASH at Black's Ladies' Wear THESE BOTANY Dylaniz= WOOL SWEATERS BY TTT ------$----e "we ARE MACHINE-WASHABLE! Now you can put these lovely pure wool sweaters through your own washer! Pure wool fashion-right sweaters are so easy to care forl dating if we promise to be in| by midnight? I'm going with a great guy who is also a senior. I'm afraid I'll lose him if we don't get to see each other at least every other night, I do my share of housework jand I'm on good terms with my parents. They are going to see this letter before I mail it and we will all await your reply Thanks.--NATALIE In an apartment, any cabinet) will do if it is away fiom a stove or refrigerator and not i heat. "Your storage place should be cool so the wine remains, stable f and does not begin to ferrhent.|week dating is allowed "It should be dry so there will be no mildew around the bottle enclosures. "It should be dark because tles. When it is oxidized it will start to darken. If it is kept in a dark place it will remain. the tled." Dear Natalie; A Friday and |Saturday night date and a Sun- \day afternoon date is enough social life for any high schoo! High school students who date uring the week look dead tired and so do their grades. A teen- jager can't do justice to a stag-| gering load of homework if mid- No girl ever lost a first-rate boy friend because she gave him too little time. It's really the other way around, Butter- STORE TRACES HISTORY London's Chelsea Bun House, DRESSMAKER PULLOVER % Turtleneck F For the young sophisticate. 9.98 SLIMS TO MATCH Superbly tailored pure wool, 16.98 Mix and Match to your heorts content . Classic Long Sleeve Pullovers 7.98 soe 9.98 A-Line Skirts for Golfing .. 16.98 Box Pleated Skirts +. 19.98 Shetiondtex Pullovers Cardigans BLACKS °. 72 Simcoe Street North Short Sleeve Pullovers Cardigons Open to 9 p.m. Fridoys says when you use the warm water method, try not to warm the champagne. Just run the water at the top of the neck where the stuck cork is. You| have chilled the wine for sev-| eral good reasons. Mr. Stevens says you can en-| joy wine whether you know and} follow the rules for caring for) it or not, but there are reasons) for most of the rules which may help you enjoy it more. That stuck cork is made dif- ficult to get out because it is restraining a bubbling pressure of about 60 pounds per square inch. That's why bottles for sparkling wines are made the! way they are. The extra thick| glass and indented bottom help| make a bottle strong. KEEP THE BUBBLES | Mr, Stevens says he does not want anyone to imagine he is dealing with a bomb when he is, opening a bottle of champagne, but one of the reasons you chill it is to contral,the pressure. If you open it warm you will lose a, good deal of it in fizz. "There are two reasons for| chilling champagne and white | table wines generally. One is that it brings out their flavor. "In the champagnes it also causes the gases to contract so when you pop the cork your wine doesn't fly all over the lot. A lot of bubbles is a sign of good champagne, but that's an| expensive way to find out if you! have a good champagne." Cool enough for champagne is about 40 degrees, and it takes about four or five hours in the refrigerator to make a room temperature bottle that cool. The refrigerator can lengthen the life of an open bottle of wine. "Wine is delicate. Leave a low alcohol table wine open and it will start to ferment again. You may get wine vinegar. If you don't finish a bottle at one sitting, cap it and put it in the; refrigerator to slow possible fermentation. You should drink) a low alcohol wine within seven days to 10 days. "Something like sherry which has a higher alcohol content you can keep almost indefinitely. The higher the alcoho! percent- age, the less the fermentation." KEEP WINE COOL If you want to decant a sherry or any other wine, you can do it in two ways. Use a serving basket which tilts the bottle on its side and allows sediment to collect in the angle at the bot- tom. Then pour it carefully If you want to use a decanter, just pour wine into it carefully to leave any sediment in the bottle. Mr. Stevens says Canadian wines are filtered to remove al- most all sediment. You should store wines in a cool, dry, dark place. Your base- ment may be | best in a house. GORE PROVED TOO REAL EDINBURGH (CP) -- Critics praised the realistic production of Macbeth at the Edinburgh Festival but it was too real for) Margaret Waddell, sitting in the! front row. When she came out of the theatre found her} suit spattered with stage blood from thé battle scene. The man- agement footed her cleaning bill she Join a beginner's Heve Fun This Winter! SQUARE DANCE CLUB Every Thursday 8 - 10:30 p.m. | ot Rowmenville Memories! Perk lub House, Liberty St. 5. 725-2744 or 623-7244 Rave tcl nt PALM | GARDEN TEA BAGS 100 to coffe bag | 6% Cash Your Te Conpen Save lle LIRBY'S COOK SPAGHETTI\ 20-08. Tins 4 for 89%, Save 9e! Libby's Deep Batiored CORN M-on. Tins j, 4 for BOE Save lle! 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