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Girdle Defeats Hubby . In Battle Over Bulge Dear Ann Landers: I hope you will consider this problem worthy of your column because I want my husband to see your answer. For eight years I 'have been married to a man who despises girdles. He says he has never yet seen a shape that was im- proved by a girdle. According to him a girdle does nothing but give a woman an unnatural, boarded-up look. He claims it does not make a female appear thinner, it only rearranges her bulges. As you know, Ann, knitted suits are in vogue.I don't care how good a woman's figure is, if she wants to look respectable in a knitted skirt she must wear a girdle. My husband says I am wrong. He claims a girdled figure is sexless and uninter- esting. I have bought two girdles in the last five years but he will not allow me to wear them in his presence. Please tell him that I am right, I need your support--Fanny Dear Fanny: It's not my sup- port you need, it's the support of a girdle--and so does every woman, no matter how thin she is. The gal who wears no girdle cannot help but jiggle when she walks. And that's not sexy, it's sloppy. EKS| Dear Injured; If this has hap- pened twice in three months the boy obviously did not learn his lesson the first time. If the kid slams the door again before his father finishes yelling at him I would hope Daddio will give up on this type of punishment and try some- thing else -- something that works. Dear Ann Landers: Please say something to give me peace. Even my religious faith has not provided me the comfort and strength I need, In 1954 my husband was sta- tioned-in Japan. He .returned the following year and we were married, He confessed that he had been living with a Japanese girl. She talked him into having a child even though he told her he would never marry her. She said she wanted something to remember him by and that she would always wait for him. I was heartsick when he first told me about this but I pushed it to the back of my mind. I forgot about it until I became pregnant. Then the awful thought occurred to me. I would! be giving birth to our first child! but not his first child. | Our son is now eight years| Landers: What do old and I am expecting again.) Once more I am tortured by| Dear Ann mame s 'ou think of a father who make: his son open and close a door|me what to do--Suffering one thousand times because the} Dear Suffering: I .can think boy slammed the door before) of few things more useless than his father 'finished yelling at|agonizing over a tragic situa- him? It has happened twice in| tion that cannot be.chafiged and the last three months and I}was not your fault to begin don't know what to make of it. | with. If you have any comment on| If you are unable to rid your- this extraordinary attempt at/self of these self - destructive discipline I would like to hear|thoughts after this child is born it. Thank you -- Injured Ear|see a psychiatrist and get some Drums help in resolving the problem. Total Fashion Look Extends From Top Of Head To Tip Of Toe By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON jonly think of the young - these | NEW YORK (AP)--You don't days, but think about the hair. have to be good to wear a halo, | With en a Baga: or be a baby to don a bonnet, eve - arresting, gh - hig oF deepen ver to lp in| me, tel ate ad. be a bubble; or a ballet dancer to', stark white jump suit, with| bounce around in a Rudolf Nur-}4 red pocket in the middle, eyet cap, or thirsty to have &| topped her severe Sassoon hair- nightcap. lcut with a copy of a cap that s|these old thoughts. Please tell | You don't even have to be smart to be chic, for the mil- linery industry this spring will be selling the packaged ingredi- ents of a total fashion look, like) instant mixes. | More than 200 U.S. and Cana-| dian fashion writers, 'here for a week-long series of style pre- views arranged by the New York couture group, got this message Sunday when Ameri- Russian dancer Rudolph Nur- eyey designed for himself. There were ruffled nightcaps, the kind that grandma used to wear, but these were not for sleeping. The "total look" was the main preview theme, though. This fashion vernacular, loosely translated, means that a woman seems to have chosen her clothes with great care and Nothing equals the real elegance of a_ hand-made handerchief. Think how ex- tra feminine you will feel (and look!) when you draw HAND - EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF forth a fine handerchief of wispy linen with a delicate embroidered border, If you wish instructions, please send self-addressed stamped envelope and ten cents to cover cost of handling to the Needlework Department of this newspaper, asking for Leaflet No. E 6985. CHILD GUIDANCE Convuls May Be Only By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD | jult n | Once when I was about seven|Who cared for our children dur-| onions, a diligent effort is heing years old, I put a' cat on the head of my baby sister about four. She was so frightened that after a few screams. she passed out and I was scared al- most to death. I was sure she|0f the bathroom, had burst an/ow, thin-skinned, hybrid varie-|onions in one pound. ties of onions grown in recent} onions that are firm and solid; |3 are exceptionally |pright and shiny; well-shaped,| % cup milk was dying. As my father was near, Of A Tot 1| Rigid Onion Contro) Ensures High Value In keeping with the current campaign of the Ontario Food Tantrum Council, Department of Agric- At one time the pediatrician|ulture, to make use of Ontario C/CHEK, TQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, January 10, 1966 By MARY CAMPSELL NEW YORK (AP)---Bits and pieces from the exotic culture of Japan--calligraphy, bamboo, the obi, the kimono--have been plucked by Tokyo fashion de- igner Hisashi Hosono and re- The winter program sessions will begin at the YWCA the week of January 17thg under the direction of the program staff, Mrs. M. M. Johnson and Miss Lillie Sherwood, Six new programs as well as most of the old will be offered. New programs are: leather work with Miss Judith Linton; pattern adjusting with Mrs, Elizabeth Oscapella; synchron- ized swimming with Mrs. Isa- belle Cranfield; and a junior art class with Mrs, Phyllis Huth (starting in February). Top Topics will run for seven weeks and include speakers on hair dressing ,make-up, posture and exercises, vacations, seyw- ing, nutrition, and gift wrapp- ing. Also, being offered is a Business Girls Club for young) women, 18 to 30 years, who are! 'Serve Onions As A Vegetable For Health Value And Economy Yellow cooking onions are a staple food most homemakers depend on for flavoring a vari- ety of dishes but often neglect to serve as a vegetable in their own right. Cooking onions are delicious boiled, roasted, stuff- ed or served in a cream sauce. The distinct flavor of onions is traced to an oil that blends easily with other fats and oils in foods. A good way, there- fore, to bring out the full flavor of onions in stews, casseroles | New Program Session Begins At Oshawa YWCA worked into. clothes to make women look pretty, mysterious and deceptively docile. Hosono showed Sunday night a lot of solid-color dresses, usu- ally black or plum, with one splash of design, usually white. This might be a series of large dots trailing from one shoulder across to opposite hem or a spray of bamboo, growing up the dress, centre front, Again it could be that elegant, shaded writing called calligraphy--one full-length orange shift had a poem written down the side and around the hem. Many dresses featured a nar- row "obi tie' just under the bust; this never turned info -a big production of folds in back. It really is the hfgh - waisted empire but combined with a Japanese print, it looks very eastern. if JACKETS FITTED Jackets worn over bra and anxious to make new friends and enjoy a varied program. Previous programs that are being continued or offered again are: great books discussion group; painting and drawing; beginners and advanced bridge; ballroom dancing - waltz, fox- tort, and Latin American; _be- ginners and advanced millin- ery; basic and advanced dress- making; copper enamelling; badminton; curling; keep-fit; swimming; Y-Teens; baby sit- ters' training course; leader- ship training; and Saturday morning fun group. The new recreation building at the YWCA is not completed as yet but plans are that it will be open early in the spring. At that time the YWCA hopes to expand its program, particularly in the physical fitness field. New York Names NEW YORK (AP) -- Mrs. |Hubert Humphrey, wife of the U.S. vice-president, and enter- tainers Polly Bergen, Lena Horne and Barbra Streisand were named Best Hatted Women of the Year in the United States Sunday. The "gold hat awards" were announced at the Millinery In- stitute's hat-style previews for the fashion press, held at the Astor Hotel, The women were selected by more than 700 members of the news media throughout the United States from ballots cir- Here are two onion recipes tested in the Consumer Section kitchens, Canada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. BUTTERED ONIONS 12 medium small onions (about 1% lbs.) 4 tablespoons butter ¥ teaspoon salt Peel and wash onions, Melt butter, add onions and sprinkle with salt. Cover pan tightly and cook slowly over low heat until or soups is to saute them in a little fat before adding to the other ingredients. The same principle applies to salads. Add chopped onion to the dressing and let it stand for an hour or so to bring out the onion flavor. jing their infancy told me he got|made by growers, packers, and a call on the previous day "to| Department of Agriculture off- |come quickly." He discovered|icials to maintain the high qual- jthat a child, three, banging hisjity of this product. jhead in a range against the wall) jeardrum. Occasionally we hear of tots|years that Yellow cooking onions are graded, Canada No. 1 and Can- \ada No. 2 and marked for size. They usually come in 3, 5 and 110 pound bags. When choosing They are endorsing the yell-|onions, plan on 4 medium sized) Select lly, about 30 minutes. jonions in serving dish, Reduce just tender, stirring occasional-|culated by the institute, the in- New York Fashion Designer Uses Oriental Background shorts or-hra.and. sineks. were fitted, with high necklines, but open all down one side, tied on at shoulder and hip to permit | only a sideways peak at the bare-midriff costume inside. Full-length gowns were tight all the way to the hemline. Daytime dresses were above the knees. Fitted tunics, espe- cially becoming to tall women, were popular, So was the high, rolled-collar neckline which ex- tended into two sashes which loop together one in back and,' youthfully, just hang down. The designer also used modi- fication of kimono jackets and kimono sleeves, chiffon drapes and the oriental figure - hug- ging dress with high neckline and no sleeves. He used a fab- ric which is double-printed, one color on one side, another on the other side; and he com- bined solid colors in rectangles, squares and broad Vs inside of Vs. The fabrics all are from Shimbo of Osaka, Japan, and were equal representations of cotton silk and chiffon with some light-weight. wool. The showing of 56 designs was Hosono's first for the American fashion press. Best Hatted Women| WORLD OF Beauty AWAITS YOU HERE! Remove superfluous hair per- manently from face, arms, legs with ELECTROLYSIS Kree Imperial Deluxe, gentle, fast by Electrolysis. MARIE MURDUFF | Will be in Oshewe at the Genoshe Hotel Jan, 10, 11 end 12th. PHONE 723-4641 Arrange |dustry's trade association. liquid left in pan, by simmering over medium heat for 1 to 2 minutes and pour over onions. |Makes 6 servings. | NOTE: This recipe 1s only suitable for small or medium small onions as larger onions would take too long to cook by this method. | FRIED ONION RINGS | large, yellow cooking onions | passed under a paddle. Before|in a rage throwing themselves|high in quality and ease of pre-|and free from damage. Well-| %4 cup flour that was finished my baby sister| Wildly and doing self - injury./paration. In adéition, modern} cyred mature onions also have) 1 ; |Such action we should curb de-| storage facilities | began breathing again. When our eldest child, now a) father and soon to be a grand- father, was about two, he awoke one afternoon from his nap and cried, his signal for his mother to come for him. For some rea-| son she did not go for several) minutes. The baby cried harder. | When she arrived, he seemed} to have passed out. Supposing are used to cisively. Otherwise, showing no| preserve texture, freshness, and concern about the raging young-| flavor. ster usually works best. Or re-) Under the program of quali- moving ourselves from his pres-|ty control, members of the ence is easier and better than|Farm Products nspection Serv- removing him from ours. and studied by the doctor or/ards. Similar steps have been teaspoon salt = JANUARY Clear ance! a dry, crackling skin. \2 eggs | Onions that are beginning to} tablespoon water isprout or are moist should be) Peel onions. Cut into slices lavoided. They are on the way/|slightly more than \-inch thick, | ito decay. |then separate into rings. Dip | Store onions in a cool, dryjinto milk, then into combined jice, Ontario Department -of A&-|place. They may be kept two/flour and salt, then into beaten Some children, however, whojriculture, check shipments reg-|or three weeks in the kitchen|egg and water, then again into} at any age are often explosive,|ularly in various centers across cupboard; however, a dry cel-|salted flour. Let stand a few) flying into a rage at the slightest/the province to ensure that on-jjar or a slightly heated garage|minutes for coating |provocation, should be checked|ions meet the required stand-|are satisfactory too. to fry. |Fry in deep fat heated to 370 | 20% to 50x OFF | A tip on preventing "tears" | degrees F. to 375 degrees F., ALL SALES FINAL can hat-designers gave them @ thought, from head to her toes. peek through giant stage-prop| Actually, this spring she can keyholes at their top fashions. /achieve that effect in a hurry Haloes will be in for spring,| with printed turbans that come) possibly. because of the millin-| with matching blouses or hats 'ers think women are angels for|with see-through parasols; or at last going back to wearing|big picture hats and even little hats after a fad of bareheaded-|ones, with silken-band stream- mess. Haloes are two - in - onejers trailing down the back; or hats, brim rings without/hats with snap-on neck scarves crowns that surround a turban|that fit around the throat and the youngster was in convul- sions she yelled through the window to a passing neighbor to call the doctor. SUSPECTED TANTRUM On second thought she guessed! , it was a tantrum. So she rolled| Places are Sapgeroust | him over on his stomach and| A- No; such explanation may/ ave him a sharp slap on his | Only cause him to be more eager bare behind. |to use or approach them, Train| Suddenly he "came to" and him to avoid them, knowing he} psychiatrist. | ANSWERING QUESTIONS | Q. Do we best teach safety jto the tot from two to four by| explaining why certain things or| jtaken by the Inspection Branch lw of the Federal Service. Reports from shipping areas electric fan to direct the onion- | indicate that there is active movvement of onions for export and domesti¢ markets, However, an even larger increase in domestic consumption is being sought to make use of the pres- ent abundant supplies. or scarf band like an aura. neatly slip under the collar of never had such a tantrum after- \will later see the. reason why.| hen peeling onions, is to peel them under water, Also, use an \fumes away from you. SOCIAL NOTICE FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Ms. G. C. Roddis,/ announce jor until 1-inch cube of day-old |bread browns in 60 seconds. Drop in a few onion rings at a time and fry until a delicate |brown, about 2 minutes, Drain jon absorbent paper. Serve im- mediately or keep in a warm | place. Makes 6 servings. Add a special lightness to) apple sauce. with this tip from fdna Ann HATS Oshawa Shopping Centre the forth-/the Foods Department at Mac: marriage of their/donald Institute, Guelph. Fold Katherine Ann, to|whipped cream or beaten egg iBrian Hunter, son of|whites, slightly sweetened, inte lthe late Mr, and Mrs. Johnichilled apple sauce just before | William Hunter, of Orillia. The|serving. Your family will love. | ceremony is to take place oniit! | Whitby, coming | daughter, Thomas HOUSEHOLD HINT o keep a veal roast from rub well with cook ; ell with cook |Teach him first the meaning of wards, Apparently it was the |+«no," physical shock that di@ the trick. Dashing a glass of water| on his face or bare thighs might| Single Menus ja suit or coat. SWINGING SHOW | Pe Uae + | Atnne with the halo. b Aiong with the nhaio b berets, beanies and --bonnets| HOUSEHOLD HINT were also a part of this swing-| To remove the glop on the| ing show, where young models)bottom of the iron that comes| T dr ling oil and cover entirely with ja flour-and-water paste before | roasting. WHAT A VALUE! WHAT A SAVING! have done as well. | shuddered, jerked and gyrated| trom pressing synthetic fabrics) to the rock-'n-roll music of the | long-haired denim boys and : somehow kept their hats on. It|and wipe the sole plate with was a sign that hat-makers.not|non-oily nailpolish remover. at too-high heats, cool the iron) Many a mother is unsure \when a baby or tot passes out as this youngster did, whether jit had a tantrum or convulsions. |When in doubt she may be wise to call the doctor. But a simple principle should guide her. If there is a known reason that the child was very angry or frightened it's almost surely a tantrum. Convulsions occur with no cause apparent to a lay ob- server. Young mothers anxious over this matter would do well to have their pediatrician ex- plain the difference. CRY IT OUT Some young mothers may infant or young child will pass out in a rage as to let him have what he wants right away, or fear to let him ever "cry it out." In consequence he may become a tyrant, by throwing a tantrum or threatening to do so Chronic tantrums in the youngster two, three or four usu- ally arise because the mother saying '"'no,"' or having denied the youngster something, re- verses her decision after he has expressed enough anger. Finality of a decision is prob- ably the best means of prevent- ing the tantrum pattern. As a a rage, you should say nothing, do. nothing. Don't tell him to quit crying or screaming, Just act deaf and without feeling. Perhaps the only time you should curb or punish a child in a rage is when he threatens injury to himself or another person or property. have such a great fear that the! rule, when your youngster's in| | | | | Recommended |chunk diced tuna with one| | tablespoon. prepared | Once upon a time (if youjand spread ina think this is a fairy story,|cup baking dish. you're quite right), there was! slice ; -j 7 a foolish young lady who felll and 'cook them unlil they. are| jin love with a handsome young | tender, Place the apple rings | man and married him. lon top of the tuna and sprinkle | | After a glorious, sun-tanned | with one tablespoon lemon juice | | month in Florida, the happy|and half teaspoon salt Feo ne. y their new) Combine one tin (ten ounce) | lite ce goa nog a git tO @/ cream of mushroom soup with| ney mee third cup cereal cream and} | But misfortune. soon befell|pour over the tuna and apple| \them wi the foolish girl could | mixture. : not cook. Night after night she Sprinkle with cup soft bread a uae crumbs on top and dot with two | Har or Py entirely from the contents Pe has ani pon Oe cans and instant mixes. Their}; |, , | marriage quickly floundered, 3ake Tuna Apple Scallop in} § ; 2 }a pre-heated moderate oven 350 Once upon another time, how- degrees F.) for twenty degrees jever, there was a wise young! twenty minutes re lady who also fell in love and is a : ? mustard | | greased four-| Friday, January 14, 1966, at 7:30 p.m. in Trinity U ited Church, Kitchener, Ontario. e SALE Bridal Gowns $25 Complete with your Choice of Head Piece and Veil. Perfect Condition, BRIDESMAIDS or PARTY DRESSES $7.50 each Complete with Head Piece SARGEANT'S} RENTALS and SALES 463 Ritson Rd. S$. 725-3338 |married her handsome beau. .But before the wedding day she took a course of cookery instructions and invested in a really good cook book. She also ciipped interesting recipes out of newspapers and magazines and made a scrap book of them. One of her favorite recipes was/ Tuna Apple Scallop. | Tangy tuna and refreshing ap- ple rings coverd with a mush- room cream sauce made such! a delicicious supped dish--and) so quick to prepare--the wise} virgin cooked it often. And, of) course, she and her spouse liv-| ed happily ever after. To make Tuna Apple Scallop, | combine two, seven-ounce ting} SEASON SPANNER a boldly slashed zig-zag design. The box jacket is cut with set-in sleeves and has a single-breased fabric- covered button closing. The skirt is straight By Tracy Adrian | Here's a delightful outfit for a winter vacation or for wear in town under a fur coat: Made of pale blue handloomed jacquard wool in a herringbone weave, the suit is decorated with 25% BOY'S PANTS JUMPERS y/o} re] COATS -- COAT SETS--DRESSES UINIG/AIGIE|s SHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE merchandise in al and T-SHIRTS -- HATS Exceptional savings on fashion make way for our spring arrivals. 1 departments to uP TO HALF PRI Merial M irror WART CHARMING Q. 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