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sis Salt tea Tia Baan 5 tase ee ee aa Her Cleanliness Becomes Objectionable Addiction Dear Ann Landers: Your col-|cellophane need not be washed. uma is the best place I know of) Steaks and--ehops and roasts should not be washed--wiping them with a damp cloth is suf- been boring me (and others)| ficient. to air a gripe. I am up 'to here with a certain friend who has for years about what a clean cook. and housekeeper she is. If she says once more that a per- son could eat off her floor I just may belt her. Last night she came to a church supper and wouldn't eat) 4 a thing because she had no way of knowing who had prepared the food or if the kitchen was clean. All during the meai sne gave us a running recital of how she washed her bacon and tunch meat and frankfurters in three waters "'even though they usually come wrapped in cello- chops and roasts, she confided through six waters. ' well, why go into anything as obvious as that? I feel like a darned fool saying it! a acles we want your answer to this question. Few parents, if any, can face this sort of thing with any degree oi maiuriiy. returns home from college for the summer vacation. He says to his parents, "I'm soing to " take out a girl tonight. She's a phane these days." Her steaks,| 517. thing and I know I pti score, May I use my room (at the top of her voice) 89) or are you going to force me to} Fruits that have peelings-- Dear Aun Landers: Since you re the American oracle of or- The Parent Committee of the 19th Oshawa Guides and Brown- ies held its annual mother and daughter banquet at the Gen- osha Hotel. Mrs. Kenneth Bath extended a warm welcome to guests, leaders, mothers, brownies and ides. The head table guests were introduced by the president, Mrs. Kenneth Bath, as follows: Mrs. D. E. Roter, past-presi- dent; Mrs. William Tymchuk, guide captain, guide Miss Donna Roter; Mrs. Stephen Wotton, Commissioner of South- dale District; the president's daughter, Gail Bath; Brown Owl, Mrs. Ronald Elliott, and daughter, Lynn Elliott; and Tawny Owl Mrs. Leslie Bowers. | Guide Jane Bradley proposed| loi Guage Company Freseuis Many Awards At Banquet a toast to the Queen, followed by a toast to the guide move- ment by. Mrs. Earnest Hilts. Brownie Laurie Foreman pro- posed a toast to the Brownie mothers, responded to by her mother, Mrs. William Fore- man. Guide Susan McQuarrie proposed a toast to the guide mothers, responded to by her mother, Mrs. Clifford MeQuar- rie. The tables were gaily decor< ated with floral centrepieces which were made by the guides and later presented to their mothers. Mrs. Kenneth Bath thanked her executive for their help during the past year. Mrs. Stephen Wotton express- talk on ranger activities. Mrs. John Barry presented a gift to Holly Hodgson' and brownie Lynn Elliott for sell- ing the most cookies. Gifts were presented to the Brown Owl, and Taway Ow! on behalf of the brownies, by Mrs. John Barry. Guide Holly Hodgson present- ed guide captain Mrs. William Tymchuk with a gift from the guides. Mrs. James Beaton pre- sented each of the leaders with a gift on behalf of the parent committee. Guide Jackie Bea- ton presented Mrs. Stephen Wotton with a centrepiece. Denise Waters, Donna Roter, Holly Hodgson, and Dianne House, guides, each received a small gift from captain, Mrs. William Tymchuk, for the extra work they helped with this. year, in every project. Guide Alla Demzak presented a gift to her aunt, Mrs. Laurn Kemlo and mother,»Mrs. John Demzak, on behalf of the guide | ed her thanks to the leaders company for their help with Mrs, Ronaid Kiliott thanked the mothers and the group commit- tee for their support this year.|1 Brownie Kathy Barry and); Guide Janet Hoy were in charge of the guest book. 1 A fly up ceremony was held. The guides formed the horse- shoe in order to receive the new | guides, who were as follows: Laurie Foreman, Laurel Hilts, and Kathy Barry, who each|; earned their wings, and Sharon Skelton who smiled into guide- lana. Four different dances, done by guides, and one dance and some songs by the brownies, brought the banquet to a close, with the singing of "Taps". HOUSEHOLD. HINT To remove candle stains from linens, scrape off as much as possible, then place' between clean white blotters or facial tissues and press with a warm iron, 1 + ar. pee) es o % cup chopped Chun King'there probably would be enough | mustard, corn oil, aatess: aie ' A OEE ELE LI OLDE bage medium sized onion, chpped can Chun King Bean Sprouts drained cup coarsely shredded car- rots \% cup green pepper strips cup boiling water teaspoon salt 1-8 teaspoon pepper tablespoon Chun King Soya Sauce teaspoon wale Caen a Water Chestnuts Mix together the first 8 im-|such classes feasible. gredients in a large heavy sauce- pan. Cook, closely covered, minutes, or until cabbage is ten- der - crisp. Stir several times. ° Blend together the soya sauce|Counsellors don't believe a stu-| and water dent should remain in regular chestnuts. Add to vegetables and|Classes during the later stages|/ toss lightly to blend. Add more pregnancy. if needed. Heat several minutes longer and serve im- taking more responsibility for) mediately. 8 servings. cups finely shredded a ae o anthin prepared mustard! A. E. Hohol, superintendent of i , 1 WOrss Win the tamily and ar- ranges for assistance from fam- ily, welfare and other commu- nity services. Special help is sometimes given to allow the girl to con- tinue her studies at home, " OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS. Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. £., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount en Orders of 5 or More Pictures Special Classes For Unwed Mothers EDMONTON (CP) -- Special classes for unwed mothers-to-be |to keep them up on their studies 'during pregnancy are being con- |sidered by the Edmonton pub- iic school ' board. student personnel services, says lunmarried mothers to make! Many unwed mothers return) Sito school after they have had |their child, he says, adding that) Mr. Hohol says the board is) 'counselling and helping unwed Question: A 21-year-old son se the automobile?" TSEC OS SSPE CPT CSET ESET Eee ee ees : < Imagine: getting a lovely, Her poor husband sat there) in cooling aerosol spray of silence and didn't say a| We have two sons, Ann, and word, even when she turned to) We ate bageigc oe | Maye dear?" en ee * we are being realistic and mod-| COPPERTONE I have always thought this|¢™. Our friends are horrified. woman was a loon, but when| Your viewpoint is respected SUN-TAN LOTION she announced that she even|by millions and we want to) For a Radiant Tan -- Without Burn rans the peeled bananas under| know what you think about this. | 1.47 the faucet before she puts them| We know you are a moralist,| into a salad, I knew she was|but we also know you are a) COPPERTONE Q. T. Quick Tanning with or nuts. What do you think?--| realist. 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