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a = a nus Know By ROBERTA ROESCH Do only North American Trend, ae] = coz Lonerini vinezar, Seised 3 il eats here dn-New Varks------ é half «litre cruets, immodestly| 'Sales so far are smail," she| t TON | namea it 'Best,' and took-a few|said, "but it is a wonderful eamnies to Madrid. To my sur thrill to know that someone prise, I sold it to some of the| wants to buy something produced. rompting from my I ae the thea for my|better restaurants, and I have 36 ae I patie! Of her life." In any language and in any tact 1 blended the! also made a modest number of|16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 27, 1965 that! plese EEE Bly .5 BF 5.4 : the project or business she can| if you maxe it happen to develop ia supplement her other; developing a telent or. ski roles can become an important|-you enjoy; perfecting it | marketable, and gol sell it so people know 2 -what-can-- ha ou by that iil it is out to exists ms 'housewives yearn for the oppor- tunity to do something extra on their own? Or is this a feminine longing that knows no national- ity 'or geographical bounds? For years I thought the an- swer was: "Primarily Ameri- can women." But recently I}: | haye met more and more| women from many other lands who--just like Mrs. American Homemaker--are seeking out- side interests to supplement ' their roles as busy wives and others. And just as it is here, this need for something extra is tied up with a sense of fulfilment as often as it is with finance. This is the story of one Span- ish woman I have mean Christine Williams Domecq who used this feminine yearn- ing for something better to de- velop a sherry vinegar which she bottles and sells to restau- rants. As the wife of Beltran Dom- eeq, a member of the Pedro Domecq sherry family and head 'of. a famous Spanish sherry 'winery, Mrs. Domecq hardly needs to work to add to the family income. Besides, her home life is busy as she lives *with her family of seven chil- 'dren in a home that was once f Spanish vineyard house in Jerez de la Frontera. ACTIVE PARTICIPATION In addition to caring for her family with a minimum of help, 'she entertains for her husband, who is also deputy mayor of Jerez, and participates actively dn church and volunteer work. But like many women, Mrs. Domecq has sought an extra outlet to give her the epportu- 'nity to do something on her own, « "Atthe present time, my little Bherry vineyard business is all @ big joke to my husband," she told me recently, "and my chil- Aren tease me about it, too. But even though my profits are hardly noticeable as yet, I think my family is a little proud of me and I feel.I am doing some- thing special, BLEND RECIPES . "IL have always enjoyed try- ing out different combinations and blending my own recipes," Mrs. Domecq said. "So, with a HOUSEHOLD HINT « Fruit. stain in a fabric that won't take boiling water treat- ment? Sponge with cool water; then apply a glycerine or soap- less shampoo, as soap will set the stain. If traces remain after treatment, use a weak chlorin bleach. 0 " There are two types of pork spareribs, back or loin ribs, and side ribs. Back ribs are the choicest because they contain more meat than side ribs. They are sold in fairly long, uniform strips about three or four inches wide. Strips of side ribs are less regular in shape and may in- clude part of the breast bone. i WIFE PRESERVER Protect..your..hands. while house-cleaning with a pair of old or mis - matched cotton gloves. No more broken finger- nails, ground-in dirt, "AGITATED" SLEEP Q. Our 7-year-old son sever sleeps soundly. He rolls his heed and is generally agi- tated throughout the night, Should he be given drugs to him down? A.' Head rolling ond "agitat- ad' sleeping ore rare but well- known disturbances of sieep in children. The couse is un- known. The habit is in the some category as talking dur- ing sleep. ly speoking, drugs ore of little value. Your son should, of course, be ex- amined by o physician, PETER PANS Q. Is "growing up" easier for boys then for giris? A. No. Boys hove greeter dif- fieulty in ottoining emotional maturity than do girls. In boys, the urge to grow up is strong but they seem te cling to ah equally strong desire to be o Peter Pon. Girls give up childhood and adopt edult at- titudes more readily, They like to ploy edult roles. The onset of signs of physical ma- turity, end the prospects of moarrioge and raising a family are foctors which probably help girls become women. The real "mircale" of today's medicine is thet so much cure costs so little. Seience } juestions directed Bi ' itors, P.O. Box 97, Terminal 4, Toronto, Onterie. i : DRUGS 28 King East Oshewe Spen Sveninges vil 9 P.M, Free City Wide Delivery NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN ABLE TO OFFER SUCH FANTASTIC VALUES. MORE STYLES! MORE FABRICS! MORE LAVISH FUR-TRIMS! HURRY TO WALKER'S FOR THE GREATEST SAVINGS EVER! en : A ee We ~~, een ms nee & oo ee SN Fur-Trimmed Fur-Trimmed COATS $ Reg. Values to 89% Coats with new fit and flair, new-look silhouettes, Double-breasted closures, wrap-around, tie, classic, slim lines and other new-season styles. Fabric exeitement in imported Italian tweeds, multi-tone tweeds, bubbly bonelés and wool blend ploshes. Luxury furs include many lustrous shades of Canadian mink, Norwegian blue fox, black fox (dyed), muskrat (dyed) and half Norwegian blue fox. In all of the season's newest fashion shades. Sizes in the $58 group range from petite, junior to misses'. In the $38 group there are junior, misses' and half sizes. '38 Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Refunded Open Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9.30..m. to ) COATS Reg, Values to 69% <<: ares SS SS. OO ne --<---- > ee Soe Fabulous Values! GIRLS' COATS 4" There can be no repeats on these smart- ly styled dress coats. The two sketched are just representative of the many fantastic coats being offered during this sale, There are flaring A-lines, intricate seam detail, double and single breasted stylings. Fabrics are all-wool, nubby tweeds and plains. There are coats with leather piped trim, Deep pile and mouton collars and some scarf treatments. Red, blue, beige, green, grey. 7 to 12. = Reg. Values 19.98 to 24.98 S Also available in sizes 4 to 6x, . Value 18, 12.77 Shop early for best selection, AN GS Navaraye™ 2, Seam. SR ROP IS . SES -- Wiser xy, << S 3 Ree 'ora > > < OSs ES BEX se Boe = oss > > S Ss SS BS <S SSS s SS Ss SS > CS >> SES "ae ORES Oo Friday to 6 p.m. After Christmas CLEARANCE Savings galore in every department ! All stock must be cleared to make room for new merchandise arriving daily for the new year ahead. Come see, shop and save at Walker's, CHRISTMAS CARDS and PAPER Our entire stock of Cards, Paper and Bows. wind Price Final Clearance MISSES' DRESSES A lorge group of better dresses, reduced for quick selling. Sizes 7 to 15. 8.00 Reg, te 16.98 MISSES' ITALIAN MOHAIR SWEATERS Sizes M ond L, Jab: MAE ke 12.00 eS a 10.00 "7.00 MISSES' MISSES' WOOL SKIRTS Plains and checks in this fine assortment, Sizes 7 to 15, Reg. 8.98 MISSES' JACKETS This group in sizes $, M, L, Some with 'za 5.00 Reg. to 24.98 4.00 JEWELLERY Pins, Necklaces, Eorrings, in en errey of styles. Reduced 1Price GIRLS' SNOWSUITS Extra tine quelity with pile-lined jackets. Sizes 4 to 6x, 2 .98 Reg. 17.98 GIRLS' NYLON SNOWSUITS Our entire stock of these popular snow ayite, . Sizes 4 to 6x. ' Reg. 14.98 BOYS' HOCKEY SETS These sets have Sweaters; Toques ord Socks ln the popular Tarente Manle Leaf desian. BOYS' PULLOVERS ew: : Pere Re Fine quelity Lembswooi.end .Grien_ am with crew neck, Sizes S, M, L. Reg. - 5.99 e BABY'S BUNTING BAGS These Nylon Bunting Bags have been re- duced to clear, Shop early. 229 BABY'S BONNETS Special clearance of Orion Pile and Knitted Bonnets. Reg. 1.20 to 2.98 V3 OFF BOYS' OUTERWEAR Our entile stock of boys' Smowsuits, Ski Jackets ond Duffle Coats. Sizes 4 to 18. GREATLY REDUCED TO CLEAR BOYS' LINED JEANS These lined cotton checked Jeans arg rer duced for fest selling. Sizes 4 to 6x, Reg. | MILLINERY Final clearance of lots. Good assortment of colors ond styles. Values to 7.98 2.99 SLIPPERS Odds and ends from our slipper 'range, Broken sizes. Shop early, Values to 3.98 Price cu I ot Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m Friday to 6 p.m.