The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

m= ONIN. KATAT T FATHOM ec LAINUEAS Few Minutes Costs Lifetime Of Remorse Dear Ann Landers: Your col- umn hits everybody sooner or later. I got mine in the letter from the grandma whose daugh- ter left her three-year-old play- ing--unattended -- in the bath- tub, Here is my story: a left my three little girls in tub while 1 went to give the ant his bottle. The two older ris climbed out and turned the ucet on. A few minutes later e older one came to tell me t her little sister was '"'asleep with her face down in the water" and wouldn't wake up. We lived two blocks from the police station. Within minutes the police were on the scene. They rushed the child to the hospital, but it was too late. I can still hear the voices at the funeral, "She should have known better." "What a foolish person to have left those chil- dren alone." Ann, if you will print my let- ter and save just one mother the agony I went through it will be worth the heartache I am still suffering as 1 put these words down on paper. Thank you.-- Mrs. E. © Dear Mrs. E.: Here it is and I can add nothing except my devout wish that all mothers Who. read your letter will re- member what they have read. " Dear Ann Landers: I told my husband that the very next time he walks into the house with un- expected dinner guests I'm go- ihg to put on my coat before they sit down and march them ight over to a restaurant. He threw three extras at me last ght and I was embarrassed to ath. *I.am a good cook, Ann, but am no magician. I can't stretch a four-pound roast and T%4-pounds of green beans to feed 10 people. My husband says the salesmen he brings home are so hungry for home cooking that they'd rather have a fried egg in our house than a steak in a restau- rant. Please, oh please, tell me what to do about this.--Sick of Surprises Dear Sick: Your husband gave you the answer. Fry 'em an egg and don't make any apologies. If your husband objects to cackle - berries for dinner tell him to bring along extra T-bones when he brings those salesmen who are so hungry for home cooking. Dear Ann Landers: The clean- ing woman who has worked for me for six years isan alcoholic. Please don't send me your book- let. I am not interested in cur- ing her. When Ruby is stoned she cleans the house better than my other cleaning woman did when she was sober. As far as I am concerned, she can drink all she wants to. What I want to know is how I can get Ruby to quit drinking a half fifth of expensive scotch every time she cleans the house. I am sure she is not used to such fine liquor and when she buys the stuff herself she gets a very cheap brand. Would it be wrong for me to buy Ruby some cheap booze and tell her to leave the good stuff alone? Don't suggest that I lock up the liquor cabinet. I did this once and she asked for the key so'she could clean it thoroughly. So you see she is a smart old lush. Thanks.--Stymied Dear Sty: Obviously, she's a \lot smarter than the lady she | works for. | Hasn't it occurred to you to \keep the liquor cabinet locked land clean it yourself? KEEP IN TRIM Indulgence In * By IDA JEAN KAIN *With the New Year dawning, if is time to get a fresh per- spective on the whole picture of Weight control. To stay with a slimming pattern happily, it is af the factors that influence actions. A deter prrites: «"T"ve started so many diets, trying to lose 50 excess ugly pounds. But all I lose is hope. When I think of not being able tb eat the foods I love, I get de- pressed and feel so sorry for thyself that I eat like mad! Is rtant to have a clear idea}: - - re ito make a rich, full, wonderful | |life. Joy im living makes for) Tnner Space Conquered : | | Rich Food ' May Be Form Of Self Pity The rewards of honest fact- facing can be tremendous. With enlightenment you can think in terms of what you want .. . not in termsof deprivation. Think in terms of exciting new goals ar LI ie W ; Ce CHtEXH, 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 28, 1965 Left Overs? No! Pian-Overs?.. Yes | | Where ic something avour te term "left-overs' that has an unappetizing "connotation. 'The home economists say they pre- fer the term "plan-overs." Left- overs result when one over- estimates the family's or guests' appetites, she claims, but plan- jovers occur when one cooks A family held at the Spruce Villa Hotel |five © children: GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Murton McMahon Celebrate 50th Wedding Day dinner party was;moving here in 1926. They had||jhood of winning some Phyllis jextra for a specific purpose. The Christmas turkey is usual- ly cooked with the idea of hav-' ing extra for planned dishes or just to serve cold with salad or in sandwiches. Recipes using cooked turkey meat are plentiful taining it which go into the freezer for easy meals later. Add the following "husband ap- proved" turkey and corn com- bination to a menu soon. It may be easily increased to 6 or 8 servings if so desired. TURKEY CORN CASSEROLE 1 teaspoon butter \% cup coarsely.chopped cashew nuts 1 small onion, thinly sliced 1-3 cup sliced green pepper (14"'x4") 1% to 2 cups coarsely cut slices cooked turkey 1 cup cooked (or 15-02. can) drained kernel corn THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA so are the casserole recipes con-| FOR TOMORROW | A fairly good day. Pace your| efforts easily and watch your timing, however, The early part| of the day will be best for start- ing new ventures, making plans for the future and holding busi- ness conferences. P.M. hours jwill be better for concluding | |pending projects and for social) |doings. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, where occupational and finan- \cial matters are concerned, your outlook for the next year is ex cellent, In career affairs, stars jpromise the possibility of in- jcreased earnings anytime be- |tween the first week in January and mid-February; also the like- other (Mrs. | special token of appreciation for to celebrate the 50th wedding|Fred Audley of Scarborough); | past efforts. However, if you do Freida, who died in 1938; Hugh,|receive the aforementioned anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Murton McMahon, Clarke street, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. former McMahon (the} the bride's parents, | Keith and Neil of Oshawa and | bounties, you may expect to be jeight grandchildren. |given some additional responsi- Congratulations were received | pjlities at the same time. Other Helena Belle Hanna)|from the Governor General and/gnod periods along these lines |were married at the home of|Madame Vanier; Prime Minister| The first three weeks of March, Mr. and|L. B. Pearson; Premier J. P./|the last week of September, the Mrs. John Hanna on the Murray|Robarts and Albert V. Walker, | first three weeks of October and Canal at Carrying Place, On-} tario. The attendants were the bride's sister, Mrs. George/|the family and many other gifts Terry (Olive) and the bride's | and ecards were received includ- brother, the late Hugh Hanna. jing a bouquet of 50 roses from not just to weigh less, but success in slimming. You tend to equate excess food with the good life. A life that centres around food can be a joyless affair. Turn your en- ergies toward something posi- there any help for me?" tive, and creative. This is a New Mr. and Mrs. McMahon have|their many friends and neigh-| lived in Oshawa for 39 years, MPP. the entire month of November. A presentation was made by|Do be careful not. to antagonize bors. With Storage Shelving By ELEANOR ROSS | When lack of space makes superiors or co-workers in June, early July or the first three weeks of Sepbember, however-- even if you are under some ten- jsion at those times. As to monetary affairs, as of Dec. 23, you entered an excel- lent one-month cycle for advanc- jing these interests, but dont', in ja spirit of optimism, go. over- board in spending or undertake |financial obligations you cannot really afford -- especially in Baked Ham Is Welcome Chanael U2... o q a eee eee ae a Sas 2 me war eee See Ree Ee aemce FE So esdo maa Vici 1 Gilly Llics Wi 1 uLKCYy I A-giazed baked ham and holi-| Preheat oven to 325 degrees: | day entertaining seem to go to-| Place ham, fat side up, on rack gether. When choosing a ham, |in a shallow pan. If being used, be sure to read the label to de-|insert meat thermometer into termine whether it is fully cook-' =*ntre of the ham so the tip does | ed and ready to serve, or if it is|not rest on bone or fat. Do not | a regular ham which must be|add water, cover or baste the) cooked before eating. |ham as it cooks. | The following recipe is for a! Bake in preheated 325 degrec | whole ham; halve all ingred-|oven as follows: ients if you wish to bake and Ready-to-eat Ham } glaze a haif ham. Whole ham: 10 mins. per pound | GLAZED BAKED HAM Half ham: 15 mins, per ppound | to 14 pound whole ham,| (Meat thermometer . should) bone-in or boneless read 130 degrees) two-thirds cup corn syrup Cook-before-eating Ham or liquid. honey |Whole ham: 15 to 18 mins, cup lightly-packed brown | per pound sugar |Half ham: 22 mins per pound tablespoons flour | (Meat thermometer should teaspoons dry mustard lread 165 degrees) tablespoon (about) vinegar' when the ham is done, re- to 10 canned pineapple --_| move it from the oven and in- Slices, drained (optional) (crease the temperature to 500 to 10 maraschino cherries, |dogrees, Peel or cut off skin. drainee (optional) [Score the fat in 1 to 1%-inch \diamonds. brush surface of ham with corn syrup or liquid honey. Combine the brown sugar, and flour and dry mustard. Add potatoes just enough vinegar to make a 1 egg thick paste. Spread this paste Melt butter in frying pan. Add |9Ver surface of the ham. If de- nuts, onion and green pepper sired, fasten pineapple slices and cook over low heat until|2nd maraschino cherries to the onion begins to get transparent |ham with toothpicks. Brush (but not brown). Add turkey, |them with corn syrup or liquid corn and milk. Mix and place in| honey. lightly buttered 4 cup casserole Return the ham, uncovered, Beat egg and whip into mash-|to a 500 degree oven to brown ed potato. Add a little milk ifjthe glaze. This will require potatoes seem dry rather than 10 to 15 minutes. Baste frequent- light and fluffy. Pile on top of|ly with glazing mixture that turkey mixture to cover it com- | drips into pan. pletely. Dot with butter.| If decorated with fruit, con-| Sprinkle with paprika and -- or|finue to baste the ham for about | grated cheese if desired. Bake|10 minutes after removing it| in moderate oven, 350 degrees) from the oven. The glaze should F., 30 minutes or until thorough- then be firm enough to hold the | ly heated and lightly browned.| fruit in place without the tooth-| Yields: 3 to 4 servings. picks. 12 cup whole milk OR half milk dnd half cream cup well-seasoned mashed CONTINUED SAVINGS il auuae THE Bisie OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE AND DOWNTOWN SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Buehler & vine sue 123-3688 We Still Have Selection of Turkeys, Capons, Ducks and Geese For New Years, Also Ready to Eat Hams An Excellent mid-January. Next goo dperiods on the fiscal front: The first three weeks of February and, for long-range enterprises, the month of April and the first three weeks of September. Oc- tober should be an outstanding month for increasing assets. Personal relationships will be governed by generous influences during most of the 12 months ahead, with romance empha- sized in late January, in Feb- ruary, June, late October and late December. Both travel and social activities will be under propitious stars throughout Jan- "A place for everything andj shelving unfeasible, strong steel E This| hook board is recommended. It e-| can be used in the garage, work * Since reducing is 90 per cent) Year coming up, so why not) attitude, a new point of view| decide to make this the best/everything in its place." should work wonders. It's a mis-)vear of your life? Get enthusi-| axiom just about sums up som baled take to exert will power trying) | 4. shout what yo do for| thing that in manya household) Tom, den, tool shed, "rec not to eat. You already feel| 25tic about what you can do for). 31.45 impossible to achieve./700m, kitchen or laundry room. | seriously deprived, so obviously| yourself, Ethusiasm is a mar-| to, if the American home lacks| The material can also be used this is not the solution. Your vellous hill climber. anything--be it an apartment or| for room dividers, plant holders will power should be directed; 'The happiest moment of your|a house--it is sufficient storage' and wall partitions. toward building confidence and) |ife js when you decide that you| space Steel peg board is available a tose tm Panag -- have within you the God-given) In many cases, building more|in sheets totalling 120-square cong Ay resisting fatten-| power to do what you honestly| closets is virtually impossible. |feet--10 36-inch by 48-inch pan-| ge the surface, it would ap-|em, (0, 4% 'This inner convic-) But. one simpleand inexpen-/els. A single panel can support we ce, uid @P-\ tion gives you resolute purpose poten iveth bl \arare than 150 pounds pear that the feeling of depriva- sive gvay to solvethe problem) 50 pounds, It can be assembled as an . You can make it a H y New " a0 has ta tion is solely for fattening foods.| year appy of 'inner space" is with sturdy, Understand however, that over-|---- Paria mg shelving units\re storage wall fora garage indulgence in rich food is often| ,, E z 5 jand peg board. jor basement, is easily painted an_attempt_to--make---up--for} NO. SUBSTITUTE FOR TEA | Shelves are useful in every|for a decorative effect and ac-juary, the first three weeks in something missing in your life.| When tea became unpatriotic] area of the home. You can add|cepts standard hooks and fix-|May, November and next De- -- . for Americans after the Boston| interest to a bare wall by apply-| tures cember CAN BE SELF-PITY Tea Party, a mixture of cof-|ing decorative fabric, wallpaper) ~~~ rn Recognize that a feeling Of/fee and raspberry leaves was|r 'paint before installing the deprivation is a subtle f f P . ' pr ion 1s sudle form Of tried, unsuccessfully. | shelving. The colorful back- oo caniin ean anatuics b --_ |ground will show between ob- ot see anything but the jane u | jects on the shelves. gloomy, side, You look upon the eee NS ' Don't overlook back walls of slimming pattern' as punish-' To make sure molded salads } : ; ment . . . as something being|cgme out Guickly and in one closets or cabinets as a place ; for extra shelves. They can also taken away from. you. Actually, . Beak Anes th 3 the protective pattern of eating| Piece, first rinse the mold in}, foestanding to serve as is the certain way out of your! cold water, dry and grease with| storage tables or benches. weight worries. a good salad oil. STEW BEEF | 69: 69 MINCED BEEF 49; or 3m tor 91,39 SIRLOIN, WING, BONELESS RUMP ROUND STEAK ROAST lb LEAN BLADE STEAKS FREEZER SPECIALS HIND QUARTERS Or BEEF 0d: Cut and Wrapped =" Fresh Made COUNTRY SAUSAGE A iis. tor $].00 C lb KEEP CONVENIENT When planning a storage area, be sure that heavy items are to make them easy to handle.) |Remember, too, that most | women can reach a height of 72 inches comfortably without re- | sorting to a stepladder. | There are avariety of steel shelves that come ready-made, but now the home handyman can make his own frames to fit spaces and requirements ex- actly. One versatile steel shelving set-up is very murh like a} youngster's erector set. With the use of slotted steel angles, which come packed with corner) braces, nuts and bolts, frames for shelving can be readily as-| sembled in an area where stor- age is desired. The steel framing is available in two sixes or gauges--a stand- ard strength which is packaged in 10 five-foot lengths and a} heavy-duty weight bundle con- taining eight six-foot six-inch lengths. Each package contains 75 nuts and bolts and 20 corner plates. | LEAN RIB STEAKS Fresh Made SAUSAGE MEAT SAVINGS NOW IN PROGRESS. *SALE ENDS FRIDAY DEC. 31st. At all Fairweather stores in Ontario COMPLEMENT ROOM Made of cold rolled steel with|§ a tough baked enamelfinish that will not chip or flake, the shelv- ing can be leftas is or painted to complement the room's decor To assemble the angles into a rigid framework, the strips need only be cut to length with an ordinary hacksaw. Bolts and nuts are then insertedin the jappropriate holes and tightened }with a wrench or screwdriver |Braces reinforce corner joints and eliminate any possibility of wobbling or twisting. FOR A GOOD SPORT A pullover with a brawny look is a good Yuletide gift for an outdoor gentleman The pullover pictured is of all-American wool and fea tures thick, bold cabling which tuts a swath from yoke to cuffs, A turtle neck, spaced wide ribbing and 12 KING ST. E. 723-3633 STORE HOURS: Thursday -- 9 Friday ---- 6 Closed New Year's Day saddle shoulders also add to the sweater's hefty, sporting appearance. For all its bulk, this style is designed with free-moving natural grace and bouncy, lightweight re siliencs --By Tracy Adrian