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CHRISTMAS HOT ROLLS WITH CuiRuwu.ulY GLAZE Cx |i 've got a package of Dawn at Torre oa oo our refrigerator and a can of jellied cranberry sauce on your shelves, these red-capped ready for the TO can be Christmas feast in just the time it takes to bake them. For That Something Special A Rosy Glaze for Your Hot Rolls likes to add a special to her Christmas menu to make it the year's most festive 8 complete bill of fare is much a family affair, but s and cranberry part i a natural choice that's a Canadian tradition, It was thoughts of the sparklin cran garnish for the Christ- mas turkey that brought on today's Christmas dinner idea. Why not Slistening © anberry glaze Cr! rolls. A one pound eran tard cup. Turn a brown 'n serve roll u cup. vi mak BI eno can ake at 400 es eight rolls. ROWN package. 3% cup granula r onto waxed paper Sogether ar, baking powder, salt, Jods, an Sunamol Add Yatuls. mixing bowl, beat egg- berry sauce and dry ts CRANBERRY NUT BREAD cups sifted all-purpose flour sugar teaspoons baking powder te: sal aspoon salt 3 teaspoon baking soda teaspoon cinnamon cup chopped walnuts egg canned whole cranberry -r ained sauce, tablespoons melted shorte: Heat oven to 850 degrees F. idedown and press into each egrees F. for seven to 10 minutes. Let pans cool for four to five minutes before in- to remove rolls. Recipe SERVE CRANBERRY ROLLS Crush canned jellied cranberry sauce with a fork. Gently Scpanate clover leaf brown 'n serve ro h so that the crushed sauce spooned down into the cracks. Brush tops of rolls with melted butter and sprinkle with brown sugar. Bake as directed on s just ift the cran- . Add together. So here's a salute to the silverhaired dolls; how about it? Please publish soon. --T. S. AIM IS BEAUTY Dear T. S.: It's grand that you approve your sweetheart's silvery locks, which flatter her type and enhance her charm. But don't be 80 cross with the other types who, for one reason or another, feel impelled to experiment with changes of hair color. Nowadays the majority of wom- en who dye their hair aren't strug- gling to falsify their age. Mostly t is the younger element that leans to artifice, changing from brunette to blonde to red head, in candid pursuit of a prettier effect. Or one which helps (they feel) to create the illusion of interesting individuality they want. Moreover, believe it or not, sil- very tints are currently popular with youthful women, too yo as yet to produce a gray thate naturaly. A flock of new silvery tints has been launched for them, and may I testify from observa- tion that the results can be definit ly glamorizing--adding a quality of eye-appeal that wasn't apparent before. SILVERY GIVES ELEGANCE For example I think of a youth- ful assistant in a shop where I've traded for several years. Prior to summer's vacation she was a person whose voice and courtesy were pleasing; but her appear- ance was vague in memory. On her return in the fall she was subtly different, eye-catching, but with elegance; softer, more com- , more attractive somehow Re-educate Your Food Habits In Order to Control Weight By IDA JEAN KAIN The biggest obstacle in the path of the dieter appears to be ap) tite. An overweight writes t- fully, 'I know you do not much stock in appetite curbers, but please tell me which one is the t harmful. I feel that if 1 could take something to cut my appetite I could stay on a diet and lose some of this awful fat." Take a deep breath . . . answer to this letter may be a sudden shock. If an appetite cur- ber makes it easier for to of your re- qu Fg ood, take t , one-half hour before meals, along with a big glass of water. The basis of such ations is methylcellul- ose, a substance that has Let's clear the decks so there wil. 62 ie! ding on this score. Appetit» curbers are not the same as appetite depres- sant drugs, which can be obtained only by prescription. The prime action of such drugs is the stimul- ation of the nervous system. The true depressants are Benzedrine and Dexedrine and, because of their secondary effects, not every- one can take them. Such drugs should be used only under strict medical pSupetvision. Now to appetite curbers. It is important to realize that the biggest part of reduci is done in your mind. Hunger a phys- instinct, but appetite is greatly influenced by mental desire. So long as you allow your mind to dwell on the foods that are back ur overweight, you will be against hot of continually s breads, assorted sweets and rich take | dishes--despite an appetite curber. The most common cause of over- weight is poor food habits. If I have leaned over backwards on curbers, it is solely because they to change. your food habits, and until you make a per- the | manent change in your daily hab- its of eating, you will not be suc- cessful in controlling do no J foods. and improve your you perfectly nourished on low in ling of well being, crease your fee! we) hy and look and feel years younger for having wel C As you eancle.on Why? To hel, ealth by orie fare. By that plan reduced to CT ON VITALITY If you use an ap then "satisfy your di your weight. know, this nutritionist is e-note on the protective you saleguary eep- normal an one had supposed. So differ- ent indeed that I hesitated at first Jto address her by name, wonder- were another person. 8s it turned out, she had changed her hair coler and hair- do, from brownish blonde, casually worn medium length, to silvery gray, piquantly cut Italian-boy style. And the change had favor- ably affected her personality as well as her looks, because of ap- proval voiced by others, even in- cluding her children, who call her beautiful this way. The moral of this soliloquy seems to be that you have a point, in raising a toast to silvery- aired dolls who seek no help from the paint pot. Let's hope your contribution holds a lesson for all in the graying category, reassur- ing those who want a shot of self- confidence; and Jersualing others to dye artistically, avoiding em- phasis, should they try to hood- wink nature.--M. H. USE SCRAPS ! + | Sweets, starches and rich dishes-- sire for food with your favorite thereby Sighting good nutrition even more than you would if you felt hungrier--then nature is forced to draw on Jour vital tissues for these materials and this lowers your vitality. How can You use an appetite curber to help you reduce health- fully? By eating the protective foods first--eggs; lean meat, fish or fowl; milk or cheese; green and yellow vegetables; fruits, in- cluding a citrus fruit or juice; and whole grain or enriched bread. You cannot eat adequate amounts of these foods and have your favorite high calorie foods too--and reduce. So make up your mind to curb our appetite for the non-essential attening foods, and you can con- trol your weight beautifully: In short, change your food habits. "MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL About to Marry Attractive Woman But Disapproves of Her Hair-Dye Dear Mary Haworth: May a mere male express his disapproval of this hair-dye fad which is cur- rently rampant. I'd like to give some advice to the girls. Just when do they think they are fool- 2 i a gray coiffure on a woman, I like it. Yes, I definitely admire' a woman who has the cour- age to be her age, instead of try- ing to camouflage it. Of course I realize there are competent beauty operators who can make a plain ane in her late 30s, 40s or 50s feel 'like she is 25. But when the to must be a messy business. The other day a woman well into her forties came into my of- fice on urgent business, she said. But her flirtatious glances and coy remarks made it apparent that her errand wasn't too urgent. How- ever, what annoyed me most was her appearance. Her hair was dyed pitch black and she looked as hard as a bar room pick-up. For the sad part is, dyed hair simply draws attention to the lines, coars- ening and blemishes on an older woman's face--if she has them. HALO SOFTENS FACE In case our readers are labeling me "an old fogey, so repugnant that no woman would want him," I submit that I am a widower, 47, a colege graduate, prosperous in business, with some money saved, I am average size, not potbellied, sawed-off or bald-headed. I get a few compliments now -and then: and I am soon to be wed to a lovely little lady who doesn't dye her hair, although it is turning quite gray! Gray hair was intended by nat- ure to soften the features as one! grows older; and the grayhaired | sweetheart may. have more charm, more sense and a more youthful tiook than all the dyed girls put Gazette, By ALICE BROOKS Use scraps--the gayer the pret- tier! This apron is Sew-Easy jiffy to embroider -- the love of your home life! Make. two -- bib apron for cooking, half-apron for serving. Smart gift for a bride! Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern (stamps can- not be accepted) to Daily Times- Household Arts Dept., Ontario. Print plain ADDRESS, PATTE Oshawa, NAME, 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 gift ideas, bazaar money - mak- 3s, toys, fashions! Send 28 cents THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Despite your sympathetic under- standing, avoid becoming involved in 'the emotional problem of an- other and, unless you feel that the cause is very well worthwhile, do , allow yourself to be inveigled intp lending money or the giving of too much time to the troubles of others. Even though it may seem selfish to you, concentration on your own needs is imperative this day. During the evening hours make time for such activities as read- ing, creative thinking or the pur- suit of some cultural interest. You will greater enjoyment in such forms of relaxation than you will in livelier activities and they will ive, you much needed peace of n FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday you may prepare for a year of un- expected business activity, with new opportunities aris as a re- sult of contacts made ugh so- cial or community affairs. Long- pepding problems should be solved by early Spring and, through the influence superiors or powerful friends -- possibly the aforemen- tioned new contacts--you should be able to take constructive steps to consolidate gains made during that period so that they will mater- tally pet nd future hi uring February, you m obliged to deal with a a the problem or some technical diffi- culty, but applied effort and an unyielding determination to over- come either should yield highly satisfactory results. The next month augurs exceptionaly well for pleasure, romance and social activities. : A child born on this day will be HALPSIZERS ! lb By ANNE ADAMS So smart, young, slim 00 wonder half-sizers love this n- al line! For holiday festivities, make this in crepe, tissue faille, wool--you'll win compliments from everyone. Cut to fit -- no ateration problems for you who are shorter and fuller. 4807: Half Sizes 14%, 16%, 18%, 20%, 22%, 24%. Size 16% takes 3% yards 39-inch. This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is testéd for fit. Has com- plete illustrated instructions. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (85 c) in coins (stamps cannot be ac- cepted) for this pattern. Print git SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, TYLE NUMBER Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care of Daily Times-Gazette, Pal- tern Dept., Oshawa, Ontario. WomEN CHILD GUIDANCE Choose Children's Toys Suited To Their Age By CLEVELAND MYE America will spend about $450, 000,000 for toys this Christmas sea- son. Though a few children of our nation won't, alas, receive any toys for Christmas, a lot of other children will get far too many, rendering them selfish and unap- preciative, careless in the use of these playthings, even scatter- brained. As we parents get more sense, we will buy good playthings for the child the year around instead of showering him with so many all at once. Parents should sit down together and draw up a budget they can afford and from which their child can profit during the next year, agreeing on the spending allot- ment for Christmas. SUITED TO DEVELOPMENT Choose only the toy suited to your child's age and development, neither too old nor too young for him, and those he can operate him- self and enjoy with others of his age. There are many wonderful playthings on the market, but those which sell best are often the least useful toys. Parents, like children, are too often lured by paint and novelty and will pay fabuluous prices for playthings which have only temporary appeal. What often attracts most is a toy which can do things itself and ar- ouse amazement for its mechan- ical likeness to a person. As a rule, the more of these qualities it has, the more expensive it is and the less lasting and useful as a plaything. Before buying a toy, ask yourself, "To how many uses will it be put? How much will it stimulate imagination, creation and invention? For how long will it be enjoyed?" In general, playthings should fur- ther good muscular development, develop finer coordination, faster play with other children, encour- age practice in reasoning and imagination, stimulate creative- ness, promote satisfaction through achievement, and afford hours of wholesome fun. UP TO 18 MONTHS Up to 18 months, the baby needs objects to reach for, gras , Nl, handle, which are too big for him to swallow; push-and-pul toys, things to put into one another, sound-producing toys. From two to four, he needs more push-and-pull toys as incentives to locomotion; and things to put to- gether for manipulative skills, and eye-hand coordination. Also, places ambitious, extremely intelligent and endowed with the qualities which make for executive leader- ship. and Development 1 to climb, wagons to pull, ropes to swing, big balls to catch, mate- rials for pounding dolls and ac- cessories, unbreakable dishes, and lots of blocks for building; cray- ons for drawing and coloring and large sheets of paper; sound toys. sandbox, and. sand tools; sm autos and trucks to use with build- blocks, kiddie car, large wagon, sled, tricycle, and so on. FROM FOUR TO SIX The child from four to six needs toys for increasing muscular dex- terity, such as equipment, slides, more wheel toys. He has great in- terest in costumes and uniforms; creative materials, such as paints, finger paints, mol sets, easy weaving, blunt - poin scissors, hammer, saw, boards; also toys use with block-building and autos, a crane, planes, boats, farm anim- als, zoo animals; ad various con- struction toys--dump trucks, road- making toys, and so forth. As you study your child and his needs and inspect toys for sale carefully, you will choose many other good playthings. Don't over- look good books and children's magazines from which to read to the young child. My bulletin "Letting Little Chil- dren Learn" may be had by send- ing a self-addressed stamped en- velope in care of this newspaper. Edina's Royal Mile To Get Face-Lifting Important building operations are going on in the Royal Mile, the thoroughfare link e Castle and the Palace of Hi ouse in Edinburgh, which has seen more history per square yard than any other part of Scotland. Some of the centuries-old buildings are being partially rebuilt; the front- ages with thelr difficult-to-imitate stonework are 'being retained in a strengthened form while behind them new walls will carry the main stresses and strains. In this 'way tall houses which have stood unaltered since the 15th and 16th centuries will continue to give the Royal Mile its distinctive atmosphere but with the assurance that, reinforced by the skill of the modern builder, they will serve Skill has been a tradition with us for over a quarter of a century. LEWIS... OPTOMETRISTS 3 KING ST. E. DIAL 5.0444 ! diet recommend P0kole eA I Ol *--Give PEEK Wheat 7 You will enjoy whole wheat in this delicious form. Vita-Weat is whole wheat in crisp, thin wafers. .. nourish- ing and so satisfying. BADE BY PEEK FREAN'S MAKERS OF FREAN'S Presentation TINS for Christmas Presents -- 85¢ to $3 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, December 16, 1958 § for another hundred years or more. In other parts of the Royal mile old buildings, too ruinous to rein- force, have been demolished. The new ones taking their place are designed in the style the 15th Henry, firebrand of the Revolution," made his fam- ous a FAMOUS SPEECH Patrick * . "Caesar - Brutus" speech' t the Stamp Act in the Cap- ~ agains! itol 8, Williamsburg, Va., on May cent! houses which, on the £roun floo, had shops recessed hind arches -- a practicable Se in wet Seather, The finest example is Gladstone's Er hen oiling Cliffs of Formosa are highest in the world. They rise 6,000 feet on the northeastern coast. ' of the Saltire Society, which is de- voted to the study and preservation of Scottish traditions all forms of art and culture. Society's demonstration of how old buildings may be restored for use under modern conditions has influenced the attitude of other bodies to re- construction in the Royal Mile. Among these is the Scottish Cen- tral Libr whose newly recon- structed buildings (immediately op- posite Gladstone's Land) were 0] ened by the Duke of Edinb Ls Further down the Royal Mile historic Tron Kirk, the Town Council, b ae) the ang! or city. An- other altered 15th centry building, Acheson House, is becoming known to visitors to Edinburgh as -the h Crafts lisadquarters of the Sco ntre. ~ An ambitious redevelopment scheme has been announced for another part of the area surround- alace of H use. roperty of no toric or is to be de- molished and in its place will be erected new blogks of flats 'and houses which will present a very different panorama to the skyline from Holyrood Park. In all, some 800 houses are to be provided, in- cluding four ten-storey blocks. This large scale Project will take sev- eral years complete. The peanut also is known as earth nut, goober, grandnut, ground And--his idea of a beautiful TV set is one with the big tag that reads "Engineered by OBS-Colum-~ bia." It's America's most advanced TV set! TV's top values and Parkway Tele« vision has OBS-Columbia. Yes, CBS-Columbia has Parkway Television Diol 3-3043 nut, monkey nut, and pinder. Last minute 'reminder... don't forget Coke for holiday entertaining Agthorized bottler of Coca-Cola ender contract with Coca-Cola Lids HAMBLY'S BEVERAGES 145 KING ST. W. "Coke" Is a registered trade-mark. DIAL 3-2733 Wake him up fo the A glorious coffee fragrance fills the kitchen::: pervades the house:::the splendid aroma of Chase & Sanborn! A blend so rich in flavor; » so temptingly delicious that coffee lovers by the millions prefer it: Try it tomorrow--let a truly great coffee wake yous family to new flavor-enjoyment 1 J