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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, June 14, 1955 § --somewhat like a child whose supply of expected candy has been cut off, You haven't graped the serious implichtions of your dwin. | dling faith in this second venture. notion of : home and companionshi; which test T believed T had Tound with : Hao . John. My son, now 15, ives with ust oeraine? cove of your own Divorced And Remarried, Woman [se ss mater find and woe "7° ™= "5 ™ 7% 10 . . ment, -- F. ; J adh attitude fto- Finds New Mate Poor Companion KEEP IN TRIM Daily "Daily Exercise Will Slim An Inch Off Ver Waist In Ten Days DOES SHE BORE HUSBAND? Dear K.F.: The striking fact of |love and lovemaking are mous, and that a wife is the Te By IDA JEAN KAIN If you have a favorite skirt, the waist band of which fits snug and right when your waist is trim, but a mite tight the minute the pounds over, use that skirt as your weigh barometer. Just two pounds ean add a full half inch to the waist measure, particularly on the hort waisted gal. So wiih the figure begins to et a soft at the boundary es, right then is the time to take firm measures. The waist is not only a likely spot for fat to homestead, but the most conspicu- ous. Once tone is restored to the mid- dle muscle area, you will feel svelte and lithe, and you'll feel like pulling your posture up out of the dumps. Then there will be no slump at the waist , . , happy day! Here is a trio of easy exercises Bat will work wonders in a single eek, Try them and see, . . oLp FAVORITES Today's exergises are old fayor- ites, but this time, put the em- phasis on the upstretch rather than on the down bend, Position: Stand on knees, then sit back on heels. Arms are out at sides, shoulder level. Movement: Bending sidewards to the right, aim at touching fingers of right hand to floor at side, but stress the upward stretch of thi left hand. Feel the pull all alon, the left side. Then bend to left, touching fingers to floor at left side, but again emphasize the up- stretch, Half a dozen smooth, slow, stretch-bends will do for a starter, Progress by doing this same ex- ercise from a position of standing on knees, Keep on the posture beam by first pulling snugly up- and-in with the abdominal muscles and contracting with the hip mus- cles. As you bend to touch fingers to floor, reach for the ceiling with the other hand. Cinch in the waist wit the fam- {liar whirler Position: outstretched, shoulder level, Movement; Using waist as piv.t, twist gently to the right, and reach- ing forward, touch left fingers to outstretched right ones, Don't crumple through the middle or all slimming bets are off. Straighten up, twist at waist to left, and re- peat. | With daily exercise you can slim a full inch off youx waist in ten | days -- and that skirt band will fit like a charm. sifting on floor, legs arms out at sides, CHILD GUIDANCE Survey Shows Adult Education Has Major Place In Community By G. CLEVELAND MYERS Last year 3,000,000 persons took adult education in 6,000 schools throughout, the country. In New York state, fifteen times as many adults signed up for classes in 1953 as in 1945, In the ten states with the strongest program in adult ed- ucation, one out of twenty of their grownups were enrolled. These states provide some pub- lic funds for adult education, all other states did as well, a total of about 10,000,000 would be enroll ed for adult education courses in the United States The emphasis on adult educa- tion today stems from the increas- ing recognition that adults. must keep learning in a society that changes as rapidly as ours. New skills and knowledge are being gained in part - time programs which need not interfere with job demands or homemaking, WHAT DO THEY STUDY? The choice of courses pursued in adult education indicates a very wide range of interest--from baby sitting to marketing, jewelry mak- ing to airplane mechanics, business Ii courses was to improve profes- sional knowledge and skills. Next was the wish for cultural im- provement, Some desired to in- crease their circle of friends or to improve in social graces, Among other reasons given were: To get along better with people, to be more effective in civil af- fairs, to learn a sport or hobby, While a few adults who pursue part - time courses start from scratch to earn a degree, or finish a few courses to this end, most interest in their subject. SERIOUS READING Yet a problem still confronts the teachers in adult education: to in- duce these students to do out-of- class study where considerable reading is desirable. America over, most persons are allergic to ser- fous reading. However, the Great Books movement has stimulated serious reflective reading in a num- ber of groups springing up over the nation. SKEWER COOKERY Men like to take over the din- ner chores when the cooking is outdoors, even those men who wouldn't Steam of helping in the kitchen, Shish kabobs are al- ways a oat Juveriie. and ! Jou oer, in1 or fo use the s or leg; with beef the bay chuck or rump, allow- ing % to % pound per person. String the cubes on your skewers green twigs, wires or metal spikes--having them pushed close together if you like meat rare, farther phd Hes if you prefer all io "be brush- ed with olive ofl or ie from 2 hours to 2 this mixture: Combine 1 Me | dary lemon juice with 3 parts olive oil and season with crushed clove of garlic, s aot and pepper to taste and, if youl wish, some thyme, training to citizenship. The reason | given most often for taking night| have no other purpose than sheer This young baseball fan is Kar- en Gail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Scott, Murial Ave- nue. Karen Gail, who was one year old on March 1 is the grand- daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Benson GOOD ADVICE CALGARY (CP)---Mr. and Mrs Ww. J. Williams, celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary, gave this recipe for happy married life: "Make up your minds to agree not to disagree." Mrs. Williams added: "If you can get over the first 50 years, the next 10 go quickly." Parents of two children, they came from England in 1806. SOLID CHAPTER OWEN SOUND, Ont, (CP)--The Earl Grey chapter of the IODE is celebrating its 50th amniversary this year. It is only five years younger than the order itself. asa, ey leaf cumin, ti You may have meat Pr e skewer or meat cubes with a com PveRctabios such as tomato wedges or small tomatoes, mushrooms, pieces of green pepper and onion. The broil. ing will take from 10 to 16 min- utes, depending on how well done you want them. "~ 4 Electronic brush saves money on costly wire -- promotes trouble-free telephone service In little ways as well as big we're always on the search for troubleshooters that will not only protect your telephone A Te 1 pA Ll} service but keep its cost down, too... Here a Bell technician is testing the telephone lines in your neighborhood. Carefully and quickly his hand brushes the circuits in the telephone building with an electronic "line patrol". He is hunting for weather-worn wires which may cause a noisy line or snap during a storm. Forewarned by this periodic testing we send a man to change the faulty line -- which could be the "drop line" running from your home to the main telephone cable. Because of this electric detective we can use expensive wire until its service life expires fully, without sacrificing material or manpower. And that helps us to keep your telephone costs down. 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Finest quality Meats et Peak of Freshness. 6. Large, fresh stocks main tained -- Wide variety, 7. We have a drug and notion department, infants' wear, china and glessware depart ments. 8. Full stock of Conant Paints and Enamels in all the popu- lar shades. 9. We will gladly cash your pay cheque, baby bonus, in ary Haworth: For nearly 12 yours after ry (divorce, my son and 1 lived alone; then when he was 13 (two years ago) I mar- I am 49 and my hus is 10 years my senior, The problem at hand is that all the glamor seems to have van- ished from our marriage, and ap- parently 1 am being taken for granted. John seems in a morose state and has forgotten all his af- fectionate ways. As I was showered with his affection at first, naturally I miss it I am old enough to realize that marriage has responsibilities and I may say that I have met my obligations to the best of my abil- ity; but John seems to be settling into premature plodding old age; even his family remarks this. He appears at least 20 years older an I. I want fo make a go of my marriage, but how can I recap- ture what we had at first? Per- haps 1 am an incurable roman- ticist -- for 1 want love that is freely given, not forced affection. I've thought of going way for a few days, hoping to make John miss me -- and thus remind him that I do exist, But do you advise such a s Recently had a frank talk with John about his behavior and he took the offensive, saying he had discovered my small bank account, which previously he hadn't known about, I feel sure this incident doesn't explain our difficulty, and I told him the truth in effect -- that the money was earned by me - in recent temporary jobs. As 1 see it, I & better off when I had my independence, and a job and an apartment in the ur narrative is that you don't know what it is all about, as the saying goes, And this condition of your erstwhile inability to make a good (or tolerable) marriage. It is Jossible | that far bore your husban ly, so that he draws into a shell (or uses iron control) to hide his impatience and disappointment -- which may, £x- plain the eclipse of his effection- ate feeling. Such frustration on his part might also have the effect of causin; vin to act years older sudd Beonove of such considerations, Jou must have first-hand help -- from a psychologist or family ations counsellor to shed light on why your first marriage failed, and why this marriage is failing too. To Improve your ex- perience, with John or witht city. But independence is small comfort when one wants love, a cipient and not the giver of mar- Hed Sate certainly ought to fi hy ignorance doubtless accounts for At ey weling you gre' mitted, discouraged and in a punitive mood! fo ® Prompt Delivery! ® Courteous Service! him, you must become savingl self-aware -- in terms of knowin 78 BOND ST. W. Dial RA 5-1109 VIGOR OIL CO. A OSHAWA 'WHY PAY MORE? 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