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OPENING NIGHT THE beige tone of this elegant costume is the color oS driest sherry and it couldn't a more fascinating shade. Hannah Troy eminent New York coturiere designed it with dinner and the ' theatre in mind and the outfit is perfect for the occasion. Made of pure silk slipper satin its paleness- is lighted with jeweled patterns. A loose jacket with the dropped shoulder seams to give a look 'of greater breadth across the shoulders is studdied with jeweled embroidery on the edges of the 'sleeves. A jeweled motif again heightens the asymmetric band set into the strapless drap- ed bodice of the sheath. --By TRACY ADRIAN CHILD GUIDANCE Punishment is Hardly the Way To Cure an Incontinent Child By G. CLEVELAND MYERS Some children over four or six are not taken om. overnight visits or allowed to on such visits alone because y still wet the at home. A few adolescent can't go to summer camp same reason. Besides, there many other children over four five who are unhappy at home because of bed-wetting, and they have worried parents. Wisely the parent sees that a child who has this difficult re- ceives a careful check-up by the pediatrician or family physican. rarely finds any organic cause, but sometimes gives the parent effective guidance, or refers her to a chiatrist. R FOUR OR FIVE When is awakening wet called bed-wetting? Usually after the child - four or five, sometimes earlier. most parents felt and expressed no more emotion or annoyance over the child's so waking at seven or eight than when he was two or three, there would not be many of these older bedwetters. Of course, it does mean a lot of trouble and vexation to the mother. She may feel she has beer a failure, and may dread disapproval + of her relatives and friends. These factors in turn affect the child, causing him to feel less grown-up and secure. BEGIN WITH ELDEST When there are several children SEW-THRIFTY wes 4854 w_2 BY ANNE ADAMS STUNNING! SEW-EASY! This #8 a wonder-pattern! Collar is in one with bodice no side-seams in skirt Simplest of lines smartest of frocks. Make it in a crisp cot- ton faille or shantung., Which- ever way you make it this will make you a hit! Pattern 4854: Misses' Sizes 12 14 16 18 20; 40. Size 16 takes 4% yards 35-inch fabric. This pattern easy to use, sim- ple to sew is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send THIRTY - FIVE CENTS (35¢) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER. Send order to ANNE ADAMS € O Daily Times-Gazette Pattern Dept. Oshawa in the family and some or all wet the bed, the aim should be to begin with the eldest and work down the age range. If a younger child sleeps dry all night, an older broth- er, or sister who is a bed-wetter will feel invidious comparison, even when it is not expressed in words. Perhaps nothing can do more to prolong bed-wetting in a child, than for him to feel he is not approved and loved as much as a young child, or as much as he longs to be. Too, the child often worried or over-excited by day, may not*sleep dry by night. A happy serene fam- ily atmosphere is always desirable, of course. Also as we help each child to grow self-reliant physically and emotionally, and to feel that all is well with him in the family and among his pals, we prepare him psychologically to sleep dry all through the night. SET A CLOCK Most parents would do well fo take up the child under four or five only when they retire, arm- in bed with a rubber sheet and not bothering much about the matter, feeling sure he will grow continent by and .by. When they do attack the problem more in- tensely, they should set a clock to help them get the child up often enough to keep dry, lengthening the successful intervals very grad- ually. (My bulletins, "Bed-wetting," and "Teaching Tot Toilet Habits", may be had in a stamped envelope 'sent me in care of this newspaper. FOR STRAIGHT SEAMS ! To finish straight seams, half- width hot iorn tape can be used as a binding so that raw edges will not fray. Or to hold seams flat at the same time, a narrow strip of tape cam be pressed on to hold edges secure to body of gar- ment. MARRIAGE BREAKS UP HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Actress Ida Lupino said Tuesday she and her husband, actor Howard Duff, have separated. "He told me he wasn't cut out for marriage and didn't want to be married," Miss Lupino said. MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL Suffering from Intense Egotism Man is Advised to Seek Maturity Dear Mary Haworth: I am a bachelor 28, very good looking, I think. At 20 I thought I was in love with Dot. Then one weekend I met her best friend Ann, and we hit it off from the start, find- ing many interests in common. Dot was very happy that Ann and I were so congenial, and we began double-dating with Ann and her beaux. People would clear the floor to watch Ann and me dance, and many remarked what a good-look- ing pair we were. Then one of Dot's old beaux came home from the army and she began dating him, and next thing 1 knew they were engaged. Miserable, I begged her to break the engagement, and she refused, ' although she said she loved me. : vii In spite I turned to Ann, hoping to get her help with Dot, and also aiming to hurt Dot by dating her best friend. But Ann fell in, love with me and told me so, and I played along, saying I was in love with her too, until Dot married. Then 1 told Ann I didn't care any- thing for her, had only tried to use her to get Dot back. She didn't cry or say anything; just sat there. I joined the Navy to make a clean break with everything. MUST FORGET . While overseas I realized I'd been in love with Ann all along, and wrote and begged her to forgive me and wait for me. In return she sent just a very friendly letter. When I got home I went immed- iately to see her, and to my shock she invited me in to meet her hus- band. That was two.years ago and I can't forget her. When I tried to explain myself to her, she cried and said she was sorry to have hurt me, but she loved her husband too much to hurt him. I still love her, and never will try to hurt her again, And she does seem very happy with IRON-ON DESIGNS By ALICE BROOKS IRON-ON BUTTERFLIES! We wish you could see the vivid twr- quoise sun yellow and ocean blue shadings of their wings! Let them dance across sheets and pillow- cases! Or beautify a tablecloth and matching napkins! Irom them on washable fabrics -- the colors stay butterflies look handpainted! No embroidery! Iron on! Wash- able Pattern 7355 has 14 motifs: 6 butterflies about 3%x4 inches; 8 from 1%x1% fo 1%x3 inches. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern (stamps can- not be accepted) to Daily Times- Gazette, Household Arts Dept., Oshawa, Ontario. Print plainly NAME ADDRESS PATTERN NUMBER. TEN COMPLETE PATTERNS to sew embroider crochet--print- ed right in the Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book! Plus many more patterns to send for -- including ideas for gifts home accessories toys fashions! Send 25 cents now! DRAPES - CURTAINS VENETIAN SHADES Made-to-Measurc FREE ESTIMATES WARD'S at Athol Diol 5-115 Simcoe | { 7 \ "HOT: Cool that "ROI: says Lifeguard "Sally" Hale, Hawaii Get Fast 3-Second Cooling Relief Don't fool around with unproved measures. For fast relief, get cool snowy-white, beach-tested Nox- sema. Its marvelous medicated for- mula has made it more trusted, more widely used than all other sunburn preparations combined. And Noxzema is greaseless--doesn't stain clothes, You can dress right after applying it. Get Noxzema today. 26¢, 65¢, 89¢, $1.69 jars. Greaseless + Doesn't stain NEW! NOXZEMA IN CONVENIENT TUBES only 65¢ for purse © travel * office FOR A her husband. But I think I'll go out of my mind if I don't forget her. I've tried to date other girls, but they can't stand comparison to Aun, Please tell me what to do. WHOLE STORY Dear S. S.: You aren't heart- broken for Ann. You arem't in a series of jolts. You are lately bereft of self confidence, in quest of emotional succor and sanctuary. You are akin to a swaggering small boy who meets his come- uppance and yearns for a mother's consolation. I doubt that you've told the whole story back of your grieving for Ann's lost favor. It occurs to me that some femme fatale in another land took the starch out of your ego while you were abroad with the navy. Per- haps she played you false, as part of the game, then figuratively kicked you out when you objected, thus unknowingly balancing the score-for Dot and Ann (from your viewpoint). After which you began to impute unimaginable merit to Ann's humble devotion of years ago. (I don't suppose 'the navy made' much fuss over your good looks.) The truth I sense is this: during the time of your gallantries to Ann, from first meeting until you left her speechless with a brutal turn- down, you were in love with your- self, nobody else. In flirting with Ann while Dot was your date, you were feeding your vanity, proving your prowess with charm- ing girls, and assuming Dot would be tolerant, on the theory that she loved you and couldn't free her- self. Also by implication you were telling Dot that you weren't com- mitted, that she had no proprie- tary claim. You were consternated when Dot took the hint and married a man willing to invest in a real relation- ship. But the blow hit your ego more than your heart and, in play- ing havoc with Ann's feeling, you were striking at Dot by proxy, wanting revenge on her for pulling the rug from under your compla- cency. You still counted yourself a big shot in the field of romance, figured better women were to be had, and barged off into increas- ROYAL ROMANCE ON ROCKS Former King Peter of Yugos- lavia 29, is reported from Paris to be ready to divorce ex-Queen Alexandra, 32, after nine years of marriage plagued by financial troubles. Mme in a 1949 photo with their son, Crown Prince Alexander, the royal couple met and married in exile during World War II. Alexandra is now in Vienna, often seen in the co- pany of a wealthy French indus- trialist. T Central Press Canadian. THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW ' Do not permit. anyone to force you into hasty action this day. Take time to make ypur own decisions and rely on your own judgment in matters with which you are familiar. Where untried ventures ing disillusionment with yourself. You need psychiatric help to come to terms with yourself--to discover and develop your adult potentials, as a durable basis for self reliance. Combining self under- standing with intelligent action, you may become better integrated and more mature, hence better able to really love others. Thus you may outgrow your anxious craving for reassurance that 'somebody cares" which is the neurotic significance of your bootless yen for Ann's re- gard of yesteryear. There is a merital hygiene clinic in the town | through which you write -- open daily except Saturday; also Thurs- day evenings. M. H. are concerned, it would be best to postpone all action for the time being. The evening hours are excellent for activities which promote men- tal stimulation while providing phy- sical relaxation. You may have an opportunity to help a friend or business associate out of a diffi- cult situation. In so doing, use all the understanding and generosity at your command. The results will be well worth while. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow' is your birthday. you may look ahead to a year which brings satisfying, if not spec- tacular, recognition for past ef- forts. Constructive ideas which you put into action now will have an enduring effect on future security, so do not fret if financial matters are not as you'd like them in the immediate present. By midwinter your personal and business affairs should be in excellent shape and you should have great cause for op- timism. A child born on this day will | be ambitious, industrious and have | a winning personality. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, August 4 1008 ¥ Shrimp Curry Au Gratin on Tender Rice Appetite Tempter Fit For A Maharajah Shrimp is at its most delicious "best" in this combination with tender rice. The exotic flavor of curry powder, along with bits of green pepper, adds a dash of ex- citement to a pretty and a stupend- Susy tasty rice and seafood main Just before serving, the cheese topping is added and after a stay under the broiler, a rice and shrimp appetite tempter fit for a Maharajah is ready for the table. The cheese covering is browned and still bubbling, but not half as much as eaters will bubble with pleasure, after eating a marvelous- IY appealing rice and shrimp main INGREDIENTS 3 cup butter or margarine (1 stick) % cup minced onion ¥% cup diced. celery 6 'tablespoons flour 1% teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon curry powder 3 cups milk (or nonfat dry milk '_ solids; see directions below) 1% pounds raw shrimp (or cook- ed shrimp may be used) 1 cup grated American cheese 4 cups hot cooked rice PREPARING THE FLUFFY WHITE RICE To make 6 liberal cups of fluffy rice, put 2 cups of uncooked rice, 4 cups of cold water and 2 tea- spoons of salt into a 2-quart sauce- pan and bring to a vigorous boil. Turn the heat as low as possible. Cover the sauce-pan with a lid. Do not remove lid nor stir rice while it is cooking. Leave sauce- pan over this low heat for 14 min- utes. After the rice has cooked, remove saucepan from heat -- but keep the lid on until the rice is to be served. Use exact measurements of un- cooked rice and water. Time the cooking accurately. For real convenience and econ- used rice in the refrigerator in a covered container at all times. Use it for many quick, delicious and inexpensive soups, salads, casser- de dishes, hot breads and des- rts. METHOD » df raw shrimp are used, shell, | then remove vein which runs doyn | the centre of the back. This'is done easily by holding the shrimp between thumb and fingers, and running a small knife along the vein, starting at the tail of the shrimp and continuing to the head. This quickly pulls and removes the vein from the shrimp. Cool in boiling water about 10 minutes. Over a low heat, in a saucepan, melt butter or margarine. Add the onion and celery and cook until the onion is tender and a yellowish color. Stir occasionally. Blend in the flour, salt and curry powder. Gradually add the milk, sisting constantly. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Cut the shrmp into bite size pieces. Add to the sauce and heat thoroughly. Place the rice in a shallow greased oven- . proof baking dish or on a large oven-proof platter. Pour the shrimp mixture over the rice. Sprinkle with the cheese. Place under the broiler to melt and brown the cheese. If nonfat dry milk solids are used, add % cup nonfat dry milk solids to the onion and Seley wiz. ture at the same time the is added. Mix thoroughly. This makes a very dry mixture. Use water instead of milk and add gradually, stirring constantly. Cook mtd thickened, stirring constantly. Add the shrimp. This recipe makes 8 servings. WIFE PRESERVER Scrub zippers with a soapy tooth brush, occasionally before washing the entire garment. This removes any imbedded particles that prevent the zipper pull from sliding smoothly along the prongs. YOUR CHOICE OF 4 FAMOUS ENGINES VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE WITH FULL PRESSURE LUBRICATION to match LOAD, GRADE and SCHEDULE The TORQUEMASTER The LOADMASTER 235.5 cu. in. 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