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KEEP IN TRIM a woman you have actually] THERMOMETER HITS 108 1 BACKS OLYMPIC TENNIS watched losing weight is far more| RIO DE JANEIRO (AF) -- A! VERONA, Italy (AP) -- Tennis convincing than profound but im-| Weesenu of intense heat in Brazil | : may return as an Olympic sport - ---------------- | Overwei ht Form A Club personal information. {yeas elimaxed Monday as the ther- a bi When the "talk it over" method | MOmeter reac egrees in| for the games ome, says g » . eta | the sun. One man died of the heat pr, Giorgio de Stefani, president 1 vie ' is used, the whole group comes|and - two others suffered heat|,s tne International Lawn Tenni Call Them Contour Limited closer to understanding what make| strokes. The temperature even af-|Goqaration and onde Ney of |them want to overeat. Also, there|fected a horse race when one |rialian Olympic committee. 3 A | By IDA JEAN KAIN Since we read your column regu-'is the piquant spur of competition) Jorse collapsed on the way to the| He told the Italian Tennis Fed- Regucing Bogor Ph exciting avy and follow your Suggestions, within the group. When a record |r Sunday he had recom- and amazingly effective, accord-|diets and exercises--somebody in-|ijs kept of total poundage, each|club members may also be ob- mended the inclusi i { [10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, January 18, 1956 ing to glowing progress reports of|variably pipes up with 'Ida Jean of oi feels a sisi Bo to|tained through this column, |the 1960 nl pag) on reducing clubs from all over the|Kain says ...' Many thanks for "pull her weight" in the group.| Club members . . . sharing your even if this does not happen, tennis 3 : MARY HA W ORTH MAIL nation. Overweights ho have your inspiration and guidance." |i a subtle way this shared respon-| ideas can help other clubs. Let's/will be held simultaneously with | never before been able to stay ROAD To HEALTH sibility strengthens will, hear from you. {the Games as a side sport." W 1 . JIE 8 Sieh Bre LOW loses happily. Cheers for Contours Limited, and| To find out whether there is al Marrie ears or ng 1 e an enthusiastic group in New Jer- with such a fine spirit, you are reducing club in your community, sey: le 2 well on the road to healthy nor- inquire at your local or state health| ? "We are a club of 30 overweights mal weight! | department, or at the Y or com:| ' C upport rom usb iand call ourselve 'Countours Lim.| The clue to the heartening suc- munity center. If no club exists, and ited. That is what we aim to do|cess of reducing in clubs is that|they may be interested in helping "gar Dear Mary Haworth -- I have her. I am getting so sick of it|_limit our contours. From all in-|overweights can help each other you to start one. A leaflet entitled / been married two years and have] wish he would stay at school on|gjcations we are going to succeed. to lose. Group members exchange SLIMMING CLUBS may be ob-| a daughter age 9 months, My prob-| weekends. In fact I don't like to/we have been meeting weekly for|information on difficulties and ac-|tained through this column tor secre [7A "NICE" - mei lems is my husband, who doesn't|see him come home, as I oice|ahout two months and have lost|complishments, and pass along tips| guidance in forming a group.| seem interested in anything I do.|{id. Of course he has his good|wel] over 200 pounds so far. that have helped them. From all|Scientifically planned diets, calorie He goes to law school and is away|points also. Please advise me how| «our meetings are begun with|indications, one bit of advice fromicharts and easy exercises for the sq. Mr, PEEK from home all week; and when|xo solve my problem. B. R. a prayer. We "then get on the -- : he comes home weekends he never| Dear B. R.--The accurate label|c ioc" nq weigh in. That keeps and Mr. FREAN aske how I am, or what I did. All| or John's attitude towards you|® all 'on the ba! * No one likes Le wants to do is read. (andor marriage) is: rejecting. u to whan tiers 15 ub But he will go down to his moth-| This is evident throughout your re- x on t 8 SEE our pride er's and talk for hours. When I|port of his behavior. SS. gviog 0 pay p ! Imake an issue of this, he says I| "All he wants to do is read" more than our Parse. dvd 1 di i |dou't know the people he is talk-|(at home), you say, which is the We then have in ual s- ing about, If I ask, he says he|classic dodge of a person resent-|cussion of particular problems. didn't go out during the week:|fully disposed to shut himself off br* a mouth or so later, he will|from self-giving interchange. Also, | xith you, in the co-parent situa- speak of having gone here or there,|ke declines to discuss his friends, ti rie OD NE eg son. ete. Last week I was telling him|activities and ideas with you; and| As to how you can solve the prob- |scmething that happened at my|is rudely indifferent to your con-| em, I think the first step is to place of work, and he said he|cerns--as, for example, in rebuff- begin to understand and clarify 2 wasn't at all interested. This hurt; |ing your shop talk. |vour own feelings about the stale- " ' 7 and many nights I cry when alone,| Very likely his rejecting attitude mate. And, via understanding, to 5 PEEK FREAN'S JUNIOR SPORTSMAN His mother takes care of our|gives the measure of his ingrained develop some freedom of spirit in : 4 : baby during 'the week; and has|shortcomings, in the matter of be-|rclation to John. As you lean less" : 4 ee bb) Little brother is all set for the | side - the - sleeve windbreakers |since she was a month old--so I|ing -- or rather, not being--emo-|towards him, and gain sArength and A 7 : pint size ski slopes in his water- | keep out the cold. Sonny's roomy [could go back to work. I see her ally integrated, mature and manly. | zest-for-living from your own re-| lia i: -- 4 i repellent snow suit of poplin The ski pants are in a solid color |at nights, but can't have her with|{It seems he just isn't organized|scurces, you will become irresist- rr ; Jacket iz. made in an authenti that matches the trim on his (me, as my place of work is too|for marriage--for the responsible|ibly more attractive to him. ; ; : : . | Le | ccat. To complete the costume [far from Mrs. R's home. (I|acceptance, and hearty relish, of| You can't change John for the 3 * A 2 - clan plaid with contrasting pip- | there is a plaid cap with a cozy [couldn't make the crosstown trip/matehood, parenthood and home- better by striving to do so. You go fh { Va . : «+. nice as the name implies. "Nice ing highlighting the pockets, | lining and ear-flaps. -- By |of mornings.) |ruaking partnership. can only become a personal suc- i : IF 2 8 oz to serve with afternoon tea, with a sleeves and the snug collar. In- ' TRACY ADRIAN. John never has bought the baby| It appears that John is till in-|cess, in dealing with your circum- { a4 E . lunch or dinner dessert. {a gift, nor does he give me s0|volved, up to his neck, as it were, |stances. Thus you may interest him k: 1 » "a Fe. Ty PACKET Nice any time! + f ] + Peek an: . | : > - - nourishment is the secret, the much as a Christmas present. If in being a mama's boy; and that|in profiting by your example. In i Regular Baths [plant food alome can't do the |L hint. he says he has no money. his mother is (figuratively, at/my opinion, you need first hand ¢ Ht : . nr y . trick. The total effect of a clean, |B he has $15 a week to spend. least) presempting the role of his|Fsychological help (from a psychi: ; a ey First Step In Care healthy plant is lost if the con: Yet he always wants money for|wife, in nowadays keeping his child |afric counsellor) to get yourself g ' 4 tainer doesn't do it justice. Wash Jeekong expenditures, aq whe for him. Altogether you've been|staightened oe M. on th h ' AY ~ ) auc on. | Monday comes ave only enough | jockeyed into a fifth-wheel rating, ary Haworth counsels throug i 1 Of Potted Plants jibe Sonex ald other dsp suds, | {OF transportation. epi [Jockey ol 10 a oe upkeep. Ler Solum; Bot by mail or per- 1 kori of Aomon BIS Cc Uuilrt S Some people have a jus for| This will keep them free of the hen John is displeased with And I daresay his mother has a|sonal interview. Write her in care : taking peoe of ie fast-gathering brown stains of soil hs Hother, he tells me: Set her; hand in this, lying to perpetuate|9f this newspaper. i y y i g vise she complains to me, his filial dependency, rather than| artim ns Boot of dear rs| "ANEE the plat bath, always go/10t Nim. If his actions don't sui wean mim." 7H a green thumb to maintain a over the pot with a well-lathered | John, probably feels, obscurely, | thtiying collection of house plants. cloth or sponge to remove they are placed. Change the posi-/that he was tricked or stampeded However, plain old soap and water smudges from dirt and water tion of the pots frequently and|into marriage; and that the child| can do a _ surprising amount of spilling over the edges. wipe up any spilled water immed-|w/as *'put over" on him---produced, | good in enhancing the health and| An ordinary clay pot is a per-|iately. For extra protection, wash that is, to bind him in conscience| beauty of your display. fectly good container, but it the sill. Dry thoroughly and apply and economically. And thus he re-| No matter what plant food {is/ doesn't do much to complement al several coats of wax to keep any sents the whole proposition, retro- | tip Jashjon of He Jhoment, ivy, Plant's 2 neatance. Instead, slip moisture from penetrating to the svectively; and "takes out" his re- p! endron and other shiny- the pots inside pretty planters paint. Isentment b; i iffi | leafed plants need their regular made by converting old coffee cans | y being coldly difficwt baths to keep them in fine fettle pi gas o varying sizes, with . because dirt and grit soon accu. adhesive-backed: plastic in a pretty [) ' mulate in a pore-clogging film on pattern. THE WOMEN S WELFARE LEAGUE | the leaf surface. Wash the cans in hot suds first OF OSHAWA Use a soapy sponge to wash off to remove dirt, wax or grease. Dry the leaves and rinse them with a) them well and then just smooth Invites you to attend thelr light spray of clear water while on the plastic covering, which is holding the plant on its side in| completely washable. ANNUAL MEE TING the sink. Not only dust and dirt, hing containers which hold but some of the most common plants growing in water must be insect pests as plant lice and red kept clear and sparkling at all | IMCOE HALL SET TLEMENT HOUSE spiders are routed by a soap and times. Scrub tHem often with hot & T water treatment. Scale insects suds and rinses, both inside and 10 Fisher Street, Oshawa can be rubbed off gently with a out. A lump of charcoal in the | soapy sponge. Use a soapy spray water will help to keep it sweet. Monday, January 23rd, at 2.00 p.m. to dislodge plant lice and red| Even though flower pots have Guest Speaker: spiders, or, if the plant leaves are| drip containers or inside drain- MR. D. W. F. COUGHLA large enough, wiping with a|age arrangements, dampness can . . a fad N 4 soapy sponge can do the trick come through and blister the of Toronto, Director of Probation Services, Province of Ontario 4 i The cleanliness plus the plant paint of the window sill on which | ness LADIES" WEAR FINAL CLEARANCE Regular: 25.00 to 49.95 Sizes 9 to 20 and 162 to 24)4. The selection also includes evening gowns, cocktail dresses etc. Shop early for first ) Winter Coats Suits 2 Price! 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