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does. Instead they like to be free to weave in and out of the job world as it fits the current THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 28, 1965 ]} ANN LANDERS Price For Vocational Equality os r job, man, ever, will QUEEN 18 BLONDE y . needs of their life. die Seta) j 4 usually go where the opportuni- a Vas Chast © me! Ts Too High For Most Women "third, womeninzenerat dont fis areer tae hin, |, VANCOUVER. (CP) -- Lene a ei By KOBERTA ROESCH As you read the reasens yve|assume a lot of hard work and} AS we said a@t the siari of ke Petr gun chosen Miss , y ' list a" though, remember they|'esPonsibility. Rather, they pre-jitis isting, these things dont : Despite the voastens! prog: oe at 'cnt 40 thoge dit to work a set number Oflapply to all women, But they\@cific National Exhibition for ; i i wome' | ie "gl pls . prog still|whose success is clearly in pro-|hours a day and leave the jobldo apply in general and give a|196. ; behind them as soon as it's 1 vi "and th b- i ho do thel|portion to the extent in which general view, ie pro ms get sie they apply themselves to their Be af g0 reins : reson aga mee or it) 'te' fe. ' -| Fourth, women-in-general are|can' solved by a single so- Dear Ann Landers; I was}home when she goes to town.) This is a complaint I hear work. Instead these causes con 'ou amused by the letter from thc|If she came foe a larger cityjoften, Actually, I hear it sojcern women employees in gen- re" oil Pg Idee bey lution to fit ns cases. * young man who wanted your|she knows it and doesn't give|much that today is a good time eral. sorty. teeny. te ui tale eo] Pod can ore individ- opinion of males who shavcja darn, so keep quiet. to examine some of the reasons LIST COMPLAINTS th ry ! nee © comee ts ae ually by every working woman their chests in the interest 0| Dear Ann Landers: You de-|why this is so true. And, FE lovers" Hist. these "Go|; e fon Poa c Me bed who wants vocational equality comfort, coolness and cleanli|serve six lashes with a wet|frankly, this is the unhappy ae loy te ssy, fussy, sensitive |so much she's willing to pay ness. hash-mark for your advice toltruth, even in these days, when|P"n'®: EE 0H ye y. : the price. iciiidoa It reminded me of a situation|ihe army wife whose children|women have more opportunities First of a Fes a yen ed Fifth, Be oy emi a ---- which produced a variety of re-jiave no respect for their dad.|than they've ever had before. |¢rs, women-in-s not as flexible and as free to Science Reports Speci 1 Tablet actions from the men anc] Some children can cope with| 'But many women don't wantjhave the same feeling about vO-lmoye around as men, since a i pe Relieves "Hot Flashes", P at : : ee : bition as men. They|woman's life follows a pattern women who work in my: hus:|ihe everlasting uprooting and/jequality in careers with men cational amt w band's office. I was never able|:he absent father but most|when the price is old-fashioned|don't necessarily want SucCeSS/and that may be dictated by es eye e Irritability From Change-of -Life For Most Women Tested! to figure out the real story.jarmy brats suffer terribly and|hard work,' employers tell me. if a sacrifice is involved. her hope of maintaining a home Maybe you can help. develop all sorts of complexes.|And they are not reluctant to) Second, women-in-general sel-jor--as it so often the case to- A friendly, attractive young|Our children, ages 10 and 12,/point out varied causes forjdom want to give as much to day--currently running a house- junior executive used the warm|learned from the cradle that|women's vocational inequality. |their working life as a man hold along with holding down Coburg, Ontario, (Special) --Sci- ence offers new evidence that women can have effective relief from much of the miseries of weather as an excuse to re-|their daddy belongs first to his move his necktie and unbutton|country and second to us. Nat- Sluggish Kidne S FOR THE FINEST na ss y Custom and May Bring change-of-life! Yes. . . excellent relief from "hot flashes", tensi his shirt, It wasn't just the topjurally, we. are disappointed Ready Made Restless Nights other functionally-caused distress button, it was three buttons--so|when our personal plans are to a remarkable tablet If vou "fight the pillow", toss and the hair on his chest would|spoiled by unexpected military show. He kept this up even/orders but this does not lessen thanks in the latest Shades ond developed es ly to relieve Fabrics... 90,» these Gicelslorts, tor tests re- turn all through the night and don't really know why --- perhaps here's after air - conditioning was in-jour love or respect for him. stalled, which made me suspi-| Rethink this one, Ann, and} news and help for you! One cause of Mé such restlessness may be traced to cious. answer again. 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JIFFY SCALLOP BAKE (Makes 4 or 5 Servings) 1 (16-ounce) package frozen scallops 1 (10-ounce) can frozen cream of shrimp soup % cup evaporated milk 1 cup crushed potato chips 1 cup (% pound) shredded Canadian cheddar cheese Butter a shallow 1-quart cas- serole. Preheat oven to 400 de- grees F. Place scallops in the prepared casserole. Combine soup and evaporated milk in saucepan; heat just to boiling point. Pour soup over scallops. Combine potato chips and cheese; sprinkle over top. Bake in pre-heated oven 25 minutes. ZESTY CHEDDAR SAUCE (Over Broccoli) (Makes 6 Servings) 2 pounds broccoli tell you that he really is plagued with doubts about his maleness. Dear Ann Landers: A few years ago my husband and I moved to this city and we do like it here very much. The | people made us feel welcome | from the first day cheese and stir until melted. Stir in mayonnaise, Pour over broccoli. LIME-GRAPEFRUIT MOUSSE (Makes 6 to 8 Servings) 1 (15-ounce) can grapefruit sections 1 (3-ounce) package lime jelly powder 1-3 cup sugar 2 teaspoons lime juice 1% cups (1 large can) evapor- ated milk Drain grapefruit well, reserv- ing syrup. Add sufficient water to syrup to bring measure up to 1% cups. Turn into saucepan and bring to the boil, Combine jelly powder and sugar; dissolve in hot liquid. Add lime juice and chill until softly set. Chill evap- orated milk in freezer tray until ice crystals begin to form around edge. Pour into a chilled bowl. Using an electric mixer or rotary beater, whip milk until it will form soft peaks. Fold into gelatine mixture. Add and fold in grapefruit sections. Chill thor- oughly. At serving time pile lightly into serving dish. One of my closest friends is a woman who is popular with jeveryone. Maggie has never jmet a stranger. All types, rang- jing from the fanciest people in town to the common, ordinary jones, are crazy about her. | Maggie works in the church and is an active part of every:| thing worthwhile that goes on.| Heaven knows where she gets the energy. She has a large| family and a big house and) yard and does all her own! work, | Maggie has only one fault and it bothers me a lot. She goes downtown barefoot and with her hair in curlers. Should I tell her or shouldn't I?-- JUST DON'T KNOW Dear Just: The postmark on your envelope was Bristow, Ok- lahoma. Cultural patterns vary from city to city but I can't believe that bare feet and hair curlers are acceptable in the business district of any town. If Maggie came from 'a city smaller than Bristow (like maybe a reservation) tell her CHILD GUIDANCE Bad Handwriting Blocks | A Child's School Future By GARRY C MYERS, PhD The child whose handwriting is very poor is handicapped at school. No matter how good the content of what he writes his written work will be graded relatively low. You may say that he could use a typewriter. So he could for his written homework. But he hardly will be able to} carry a typewriter with him to} his classes, even in high school} or college. His poor handwriting may also slow him up in note- taking and in short written work in the classroom In the middle or higher grades of most schools there is little OT!B's in all his subjects--except work help him with faint lines | no guided practice in handwrit- ing and most teachers and par- ents are inclined to accept slov- enly and illegible written work. When teachers do give remedial help in handwriting they gen- erally emphasize certain basic "THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Fine planetary influences still govern all your endeavors. Con- tinue to press toward worth- while objectives and you can't go wrong. Evening hours prom- ise to be exceptionally pleasant, and there is a possibility that you will hear some heartwarm- ing news. If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, for the next 12 weeks, it would not be advisable to make any long - term financial agree- ments. During late December, providing you have given them sufficient thought, business transactions could prove highly profitable. Good job headway is star promised in 1966 if you don't become discouraged in the face of minor obstacles your eyes on the ultimate goal Keep} exercises. While such exercises help some children they may do little good for others. Teachers and parents would be wiser as a rule to forget about formal handwriting exer- cises with the very poor hand- writer and put sole emphasis on neatness and legibility. In doing this they don't emphasize speed but slowness and carefulness. A mother from Ohio writes: gently that she ought to wear slioes and leave the curlers. at} put those wonderful thoughts on paper is a terrible chore for) him. Can you help us?" | My reply in part: It's wonderful your boy reads | so well. While poor handwriting | will handicap him, I don't think you should be too much dis- tressed over it. The main thing is to encourage him when he writes for his schoolwork to) make it neat and legible. That teacher was very kind) to help you work out practice for him, but I think you could get better results if you were to encourage him to write a few lines under a neat, clear) copy you write for him or get "Our Tom, nine-and-a-half, is a; wonderful, intelligent boy. He} is the youngest, with a brother and sister in college. His read- jing ability is at the sixth grade) \level and he does well (A's and! handwriting) | | "At his school, they use the 'Peterson System' of handwrit- ing, and the position used is to jme an awkward one. His |teacher spent one - half hour! with me teaching me how to hold the pencil so I might help Tom this summer. She sug:| jgested that he make circles and the like. He practices almost every day and lately I have had him write letters to relatives,| but the writing is so poor I al- most despair. "Tom is nearsighted, and will be re-examined to see if his glasses need changing. His teacher thought this might be the cause. fom's co-ordination is rather poor, and he does not do well in athietics--except that he is a good swimmer. "He has overcome asthma, but remains an easy-going, ma- ture little boy. He plays the piano very well and sings in jthe church choir. He is also a \Cub Scout. He does get along| well with others--children and} adults. | "On the other hand, Tom is a confirmed dawdler, and can-! not be hurried. His teacher said} jhe was always the last one in and work toward it, regardless| the room to hand in his paper setbacks the aforemen- of temporary Best periods along tioned lines: late December through mid February, the latter part of April, June, Au- gust and September Personal matters will be gov- erned by beneficial aspects for most of the year ahead so that, generally speaking, you should find great happiness in social, domestic and 'sentimental rela- tionships. Best periods for ro- mance: late December, April, May and August. For 'travel: early February, May, June and| August. If engaged in creative} pursuits, look for exceptional opportunities to achieve recog nition between early January and next June. |She attributes this to his hat- jing to write. He talks so very j}well, and can discuss any sub- somebody else to write. Encour- age him to. work slowly and carefully and to practice be-| neath a model line for short periods daily. 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