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ANN LANDERS | Mom's Feelings Hurt By F Landers: I live i ver. If I lived in Chicago right over to your of- ; give you a kiss for the letter you printed about the whose hush ind she was complaining get attention. I married ! woman who is same kind. a year I have had dizz: and hot like hot flash during game. Max and I have *a set game every Thursda , night with my sister and her - husband. Thank God it wasn't strangers. I said, "Max, I'm hot. Please open the window. He said, you'll be telling me to turn u the heat. I think you are gettin nutty." A person who hasn't gon through the change can't ima- e@ what it's like. Please print is letter and I will put it right under Max's chopped herring to- night--Grateful Dear Grateful: Here's you letter and I'd like to add a word of my own. Any wife who goe to the trouble of making chopped herring for her husband deserves extra love and consid- eration. Now, aren't ashamed of yourself, Max? Dear Ann Landers: I am 12) flashes. One min- I am burning up. utes later I have to put ter. Last week I got "In five minutes You fond of his former wife and chil- orgetful Family had had a lot on his mind lately. My older sister almost cried. My little brother went to his room and got his p' bank, He tried to give it to Mom but she wouldn't take it, We love Mom and feel very sorry about this. What can we do to make her happy again?-- Family Troubles. Dear Family: It's too late to do anything about Mom's birth- day this year, so stop trying. She will cheer up faster if you are sweet and helpful around the house. Get a 1966 calendar now and mark off Mom's birthday a week in advance so you don't forget next year. And be sure to remind your Dad. He may have a lot on his mind a year from now, too. * n I y y » Pp 8; Dear Ann Landers: Four months ago I married a wonder- ful man. It was @ second mar- riage for both of us, He has three children. I was born and. raised in an- other part of the country and I'm doing my best to make friends here. The big problem is that I have never met my husband's parents although they live less than five miles from us: My husband says very little} about them but I know they are| e r S$ dren. Am I being rude by making British wool and courtelle are the ingredients of the \S " BUSINESS GIRLS, CAREER WOMEN FAVOR don's Easterbrook - Jones; center a Carneie dress in brown and black fleck fea- garments. Left, a smart double-breasted coat dress 0 le i ill weiGii Denetits Tn Tah Lui ju Against Peace Oi Mind By ROBERTA ROESCH A marketable skill she can take anywhere and use at any age is one of the greatest dassets any woman can have. I say this, because statistics show that for both the present and future, women will have a need for jobs for a good many years of their lives. Those who remain single are apt to work approximately 40 years, while many who marry and don't have children may work for 31 years. Mothers of a family are likely to work intermittently for four years before they have children and for 23 years after their children grow older, These fig- ures are from the U.S. govern- ment, | SKILL HELPFUL Having a skill that. can be} useful in the business world is) an asset that can also help) women face up to and overcome! a personal crisis in life. had been a typist as a young) I met her at a ski lodge one winter. vacation to try to pick myself up after going completely to} pieces when my divorce became! final," she said. "Then during the week [ was | _ | skiing, I heard the owner of the} "% \lodge needed someone who | could type from his tapes and help him with a book he was | writing. ENGLISH TAILORING sleeves and black belt; and, right, a suit by Harella has hip-length jacket with a ton-|the job since I have had ex-| ing belt which can be de- | perience typing from tapes. And| tached if desired. now the job plus the skiing) wives who fe their lives were empty once they had their homes in order and their kinder- garten children in school. "We were both many miles away from our original em- 'ployers," one of them told me one day; "but we missed the secretarial jobs we had before we married. "Finally we put our two heads together and pooled all our skills. Then we applied for a secretarial job and sold a businessman on the thought of letting us handle one job to- gether. "I work in the morning while my child goes to school. Then at noon, my friend takes over since her son attends in the afternoon. "The arrangement is working beautifully and filling the right need for us." You may never have to face the need of a job in your life. However, official figures indi- jeate that it's best to be pre- One woman, for example, who) pared. And if you have a marketable gir] had just been divorced when) skill that you can take any- | where, chances are also equally good that you can barter the "IT came up here for a skiing) skill that you have for the job you will need at the time. "On an impulse, I applied for) to Romantic Sea Is Tough Master VICTORIA (CP) -- When Adrian Bull tells his wife just before Christmas that "he has go to Sta again she only shrug. The sea that keeps them apart also brought them together. fabrics used in these three in sponge-bag check by Lon s sas. |the first move? A friend of mine, years old and need your advice says it is up to me to invite |my indaws to our home. Is she| vice.--Sticky Wicket (C) | Dear Sticky: This whole deal) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Jonuery 11, 1966 Captain Bull is skipper of Sudbury II, a deepsea tug that always seems to be needed at sea around Christ- mas time. The past Christ- mas, for instance, was spent i ae |Now Is The Time To Clean, t eeting | : ' A Re-Stock Kitchen Cabinets | neat the Aleutian Islands look- | At their meeting held recent- ly in the lower hal bers | } cos weuns a the Westmineter| . By ELEANOR ROSS sponge. We like a pine oiljshelves. Then group the fre-| with a broken tail shaft United Church Women heard! Be an organization woman injcleaner for the job. |quently-used containers and re-| The captain had promised |Miss Leuta Pierson speak on her| the kitchen-cabinet department) |. 1, eae |place. carefully. Keep canisters) preside over a children's ltrip to Trinidad, Commenting on|2nd_ have everything within RE-STOCK SHELVES of coffee, sugar, salt and so on, | Christmas party but when the lthe temperatute Miss Pierson| Teach Dry the shelves thoroughly|in a handy-to-get-at place, Hap-| time came Maureen Bull and Istated that there saw not much| Anyway, it's a good idea to and start re-stocking them. Dis-/hazard storage in kitchen cabi-| sons Ian and Douglas. were variety since the temperature| give kitchen Oabinets a thorough| A", C4 Containers that have) nets results in time being! home alone. : 4 ; st a little left in them. Treat) was Bee. lranged between 71 degrees and|going-over, at least once | \oursol er Tee | wasted. We had one Christmas with 87 degrees. The dry season was|year, if not more frequently, | Yourself sg -wigigrn er aoe and) if you are fortunate enough the grandparents and we'll from January to May, although| and to do the job scientifically, |Packages. The containers re-ito have an active do-it-your-) have another when my. hus , vs **|tained should be treated to &)selfer in the family, perhaps he| band comes home some time that dampened wil] make you some adjustable) in January" .Mrs. Bull said. Besides missing the regular Dad said he was sorry but he'truth. Ask him. 10 rain in sudden downpours was; Tote all necessary cleaning) wipe with not unusual even in the dry|gear in one big basket--then| sponge, then dried. shelves for your kitchen cabi- oil sponging pvill/ nets. They are so much easier| Christmas, Capt. Bull also missed his wedding anniver- ee Hawaiian Pork Chops Perk Up Lagging Winter Appetites season. The population was/| everything will be at your fin-! The pine - made up of 55 per cent Negro; 30) gertips. clean, disinfect and deodorize|and handier than the stationary | sary four days later. But the Bulls don't complain. They juice if necessary, Makes four|per cent Indian; 8 per cent Cin-| Take every item out of the all at once. It is impossible to|ones. But whatever type you or five servings. ese and the remaining 7 percent)kitchen cabinets and while/ he too clean, particularly in the have, keep your cabinets clean. ee sae a ae you're at it, organize foods and) kitchen--the room in which food) Line the shelves nicely to make| met at sea four years ago indi Shake was taxes ROT fe ed items according to type! js stored, prepared and in many|a wiping-down easy from time| when he was the mate of a : al and use cases eaten. to time, and treat them to aj freighter bound for Britain and she, then a student nurse, gras & passenger. ~| vacation, is proving to be just) iwhat need for this period of! | my life." | Two other women who found) their skills were marketable anywhere were a pair of house- Yesterday was Mom's birth- day. Us kids didn't remember her with a card or anything and neither did Dad. Mom was very) quiet until dinner time. Then all) of a sudden she said, "I guess/® slue factory. I am only a housekeeper and) Either your husband's parents laundry woman around here.|have told your husband that they Nobody cares about me. Not one/don't wish to meet you, or he of you remembered that today/has not had the nerve to suggest was my birthday." it. You are entitled to know the right? Please give me some ad-} smells like a strong wind from/ Pork Chops are especially good when braised with a flavor-| ful liquid such as fruit juice or| a savory stock. For. best re-| sults, select well trimmed chops, | either loin, rib or shoulder cut. /4 Braise them slowly over low) heat until the meat is fork ten-) der and shows no sign of pink! 1 color when cut near the bone. PORK CHOPS WITH SOUR CREAM well trimed pork chops (about 34-inch thick) Salt and pepper chicken bouillon cube ¥% cup boiling water nit na teat ni Hindi, Moslem and While the kitchen shelves are| Items that are rarely used/pretty edging for @ colorful ie : empty, clean them with a damp'should be stared on the upper! touch. \standard of living was low, the! y. \ \, SY WY W \ \) annual income being about $700. we y \ \ Re wwwwnnuaws medium size tart red apples The low income resulted from ; : e | : ' () HAWAIIAN PORK oi | % = Segre eth giles the over population and the gen-| ¥ 3 or 5 well trimmed por Town chops on Hoth sides! .-4) unemployment. | - » SPECIAL chops (about %-inch thick) jin a greased fry pan. Drain off x i : CANADIAN OWNED INTRODUCTORY , | Fe . Sens » chops The Presbyterian Church in ore occ presenta vetiet Trinidad had 72 primary pads 56 KING ST. E. DOWNTOWN ---OFFER YOUR CHOICE 4 1 Vi MM bl Meanwhile core apples but do) students in school, off excess fat. Season the chops/not peel; cut each apple in tWO' ana passed and of that amount) | with salt and pepper. -- ly three thousand were able Add the undrained pineapple; After the chops have simmer- | get "into "high school | titbits, diced green pepper andjed for 30 minutes place an) s55.+ of those who were unable | brown sugar to the chops. Cover| apple half skin side up l¢ ' : ' it t into high « closely and simmer over lowjeach partially cooked chop. i -- Bri is ineapple eee oe " | Dissolve chicken bouillon) ools six, high schools and one) OSHAWA titbits : oa |cube in boiling water and add) school where Home Economics | mon Y, cup coarsely diced green |. : | mixture to the browned chops.| tees. Chmmenting fits % HY-STYLE YOUR HOLIDAY accum- ulation of tablecloths place mats napkins and dish- towels will shed their stains without benefit of. individual spot treatment if pre-wash soak in solution of sal centrated. given a a warm | HY-STYLE SHAMPOO Regular for all types of hair. New protein formula. 240z. $2.00 Value pepper | Cover closely and simmer over| ' seihagen | Y, cup brown sugar iow heat for 30 minutes turn-| ther on education Miss Pierson) Brown the chops said that of the 24 thousand! HAIR SPRAY New protein formula 17 oz. aerosol can on both| ing occasionally. sides in a grease fry pan. Drain) 12 thous-| $2.00 Value HY-STYLE SETTING GEL New protein formula Styling is easy and your set will last and last. 16 oz. $2.00 Value SAVE 26¢ COLGATE DENTAL CREAM For cleaner teeth and sweeter breath. Family size Reg. $1.18 hours of interest, ~ Reg. $1.50 Limit 2 to a customer 27 24 ' cut worn FOR THE FINEST Custom and Ready Made DRAPES lotest Shades end A ear Mé&C DRY GOODS & DRAPERIES DRAPERY TRACKS EXPERTLY INSTALLED 723-7827 dults' 1, 2, 3 Oil painting kits. Ad- vanced set providing Childrens'. paint by number kits. Tremendous selec- in the tion of scenes, Romance Plagues Receptionists AUCKLAND, N.Z. 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Season the chops| toms of the legs for patch ma-|their theme 'Trinidad'. | its origin and sometimes after a/action. Just be sure, if you're| chops. Cover closely and sim-| BAN gravy spill or cranberry sauce |tphan you bargained for. | chops occasionally during cook- justify the time and energy Even if. the faded trace of a 1 B. f : @ daisy all day long. pre-wash soak. Use warm water spoons of sal soda concentrated} with can run the load through the and 12th. » PHONE 723-4641 and high school BRAND NEW 19 95 e heat for about 45 minutes or|Cover and continue to simmer! cane industry where most of | ' "te ale Sista dbabsh O?. eardeadvy _| « At the completion of her talk} occasionally during cooking and) a iuttie water if-necessary.dur Removing Stains From Linens add a little water if necessary.|ing cooking. Miss Pierson showed her slides) GLAZED PORK CHOPS disturb the apples; keep hot.|Miss Pierson on behalf of. those a e asy y re- as Soak 4 of 5 well trimmed pork Stir the commercial sour cream present. j vena" | | d the chops and serve.! py Na set HY-STYLE {day entertaining, you'll be/no detergent or soap powder. |9 tablespoons minced fresh | 37 0UP P by Mrs. Leonard Carrington,| taking a dismal look at your| 'The sal, used in either of didsha| hd . Makes four servings, _ members were reminded of the | CREME RINSE HOUCSHOLD HINT be guest towels, a tablecloth or) . . ; {Mrs. John Porter and Mrs. Ken- : two, place mats, napkins and a/respond more willingly to the| Brown the chops on both sides When you Jeans|neth Brown were in charge of| oh on. 62.00 vats 02, A aiue ers of festive fare. To admini-| another three tables with salt and pepper, terial; add a couple of ; 7 i i spoons of the : ; ple of seams) The next meeting gvill be held) ster the prescribed antidote to|<4] soda. It softens the water) Add minced onion brown/and they make grest beanbags.! February 7 at 8.00 p.m. stain has dried and set it's hard) yin i i 5 ingui | g a high sudsing detergent] mer over low heat for about 45 to distinguish between grand-|to use Jess than you normally| minutes or until chops are fork and raspberry jam. And even : mee fittl r ROLL ON at4 Most stains should vanish with| ing and add a little more orange if you can distinguish the source 1 Pausrotedlconcht | ' double-barrel treatment | DEODORANT spent applying the remedy. few remain, they'll disappear Your best bet is to simply |in another couple of washings. Reg $1 29° Ste -- ei . * Limit 2 to a customer as hot 'water will set some AWAITS YOU HERE! stains while cold water sets Remove superfluous hair per- and then limit the soak to the ' Jength of time it takes the water ELECTROLYSIS Kree Imperiol Deluxe, gentle, regular machine wash cycle, | ' with your water temperature set Will be in Oshawa at the Sale! Sale! Sale! 6% SPRING ARRIVALS SARGEANT'S *:..: Rentals 463 RITSON RD. 5S, soda con- | il c | | until the chops are fork tender|over low heat until chops are the work was done by hand. Makes four or five servings. Remove chops to a heated| the country. | "chops (about 34-inch thick | into pan juices and heat but do) Duingr the business portion] laundry. Added to your normal)... treatment procedures, loos-| 1%4 cup brown sugar jane _merene Se oe : * New protein formula bevy of dish towels. Many will/subsequent wash. And for this,|in a greased fry pan. Drain off|down into shorts, save the bot-|/the devotional period, using as| each, you have to be sure Of/and accelerates the detergent's| sugar and orange juice to the) teas : ¢ ma's coffee spill andjunior's|45 or you'll have more suds|tender and well done. Turn the of your stain, results may not | this ti : WORLD OF To keep you fresh as treat everything en masse to a ssa others. 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