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next two months; also, in mid-|1 and Sept. 15; also late October,, GLAZE FOR GLAMOUR July, late September, early Oc-|late December and early Jan-| Glaze baked ham with a mix- tober and the three months be-|uary. ture of orange marmalade and ginning next Jen. 1, Unusual) A child born on this day will|a little prepared mustard, then yer TOMORROW i recognition for creative workers |be endowed with a great variety| sprinkle generously with toasted anetary influences in the is due in June, September' and of talents; could excel as a jour-|sliced almonds. Garnish with forenoon warn against tactless-|'* J nalist, artist or in any work|glace cherries and _ parsley THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy, February 2, 1967 ANN LANDERS AT 13, Romantic Crush Burns Like Real Love John Ovens 0.2. OPTOMETRIST P 3-481 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA Ann Landers: I am not call-/Randolph, hates school and ing you dear. You are a mean|wants to quit, I have told him old woman with a heart of|he must go to school but he says stone, he can learn enough to get by I just read the letter from the|if he stays home and watches 13-year-old girl who wanted to|/TV several hours a day, The be in love and you told her that/boy was truant twice last week a 13 year old could no more be|#94 I wonder if formal school- in love than an oak tree could|ing is worth the struggle to get reach its full growth in three/him to go. Randolph is six years sons will be under pressure, so| If, you are matrimonially- this new year in your life holds|year ahead, but be alert to pos- weeks. I am writing to tell you|0!d. ; wend your emphasize tolerance and under- --_ FE ag -- April, standing. A good Mercury as-lin late August, late October or promise of important advances|sible tension--and resultant fric- if you exercise initiative and|tion--over an aggravating situ- are willing to forego some im-jation (which you couid bring on mediate personal desires in the|yourself) between early Novem- 7 interest of more enduring bene-|ber and mid-December. Best fits. Both career and monetary|periods for travel and social ac- acsotommssinonese gain are indicated during the!tivities: the weeks between June that you are wrong. Randolph's teacher came to 4 : see us yesterday and my hus- . E I am 13 years old and I have band got into a big argument x. e : ares, 8, was Fy a portant these days. He says if DEEPSLEEP SA LE teacher. And please don't say it) Randolph doesn't want to go to pect favors written matters,|late December. April and Octo- been in love three times, The with her. 'Now be is ca fae ts 4 | wasn't love because it was. I/school we shouldn't force him| * : i] called up my mother to put a down a good job and making stop to it. good money. He uses himself as| My second love took place last) proof that education is not im- ness and bickering, Some per-|(0F) next January. dealing with the public. sprigs. lnowever--especially in the p.m,|ber, however, will be especially gs avon ats propitous. Family and home in- FOR THE BIRTHDAY terests will be governed by gen- If tomorrow is your birthday, |erous influences for most of the first time was when I was 12, te at , dolph's side, He says he doesn't : It happened when he pushed me!+}.me the boy for hating school. . ; off my bike, Our Jove didn't last My husband didn't have much : | very long because his mother! aducation and he is holding Pog eat or -- ig ev because he won't learn any- : ani got so mixed up in his/ thing, class I nearly flunked. Our love} ear Mother: So Randolph, 6, SPORTSWE AR ended when school closed for| wants to be a dropout and your CHECKS AND MORE CHECKS trated being one of the new- knee length, slightly (LIMITED) summer vacation. husband says it's ok with him. For male and female, Now I am in love with the|What if Randolph wants to get coolest guy in town. He delivers}married when he is 12? Will) our newspaper. On collection|your idiotic husband say ok to 'day he says hello to me and! that, too? he has the longest eyelashes} Parents have an obligation from London -- on the left est; flared body, and "'bal" col- a pure wool jacquard jer- sey suit, in shades of rose, brown; blue and green. For the man in the family, a showerproof West of Eng- open. The sleeve is cut in one piece with no over-arm seam, resulting in a natural and the nicest smile I have ever seen. I know this is love because I find myself day - dreaming about him even at night. So please admit -you were wrong about 13 year olds not (legal as well as moral) to see that their children get an educa- land coat, the model illus- shoulder. tion. Allowing a six year old to stay home from school and look at TV is unthinkable. I urge you to seek professional help and lemon juice in bowl. Add tuna, mushrooms, parsley, pimentos Try Tuna Fritters Oshawa Shopping Centre ° d onions; blend well. Drop being old enough for love. Here|learn why Randolph is unmoti- an is proof.--This Time It's Real j|vated and rebellious and what With Cheese Sauce Heng tg yp greg lng ag Dear This Time: Every week| to do about it. If you don't help} (Makes about 6 servings) inch hot fat in frying pan. Fry I receive hundreds of letters/this child to find his way now/9 cups biscuit mix 1% to 2 minutes. Turn and fry from kids like you who are in|/he will be hopelessly lost later. 1 teaspoon seasoned salt on other side. Drain on absor- a big fat hurry to rush through| bh Tt Hade't}2 £82 bent paper. Serve at once with life -- waiting for absolutely; Confidential to Wish I 2-3 cup (small can) undiluted|pineapple rings and Velvety nothing. They call every three-|Happened: Well, it did happen velvetized evaporated milk | day crush "love," and in the/so learn from your mistake and|o tablespoons lemon juice *Velvety Cheese Sauce name of "love" they do dumb/don't repeat it. Remember that 1 can (6% to 7 ounces) tuna) (Makes about 2% cups) things which they later regret. |the mark of a lady is the ability drained . \1% cups (large can) undiluted Cool it, chickadee. You're|to disagree without being dis- ¥% cup diced mushrooms } velyetized evaporated milk " five years ahead of your-| agreeable. 2 tablespoons chopped parsley if teaspoon salt . Y% cup finely chopped canned|2 cups (about 8 ounces )appecess : Confidential to Is He = or!" pimientos | Cheddar Cheese Dear Ann Landers: We have moe Don't Lewd pest cheese! 1, cup chopped onions |-Simmer evaporated milk and three children. The oldest boy,|where he can get at it. Fat or oil for frying |salt in saucepan over low heat TONIGHT -- TOMORROW AND SATURDAY OUR FAMOUS Good-"Buy'"' Cheese Sauce. lar to button high or leave Ordination Of Women Key Issue In Merging Of Christian Faiths By JEAN SHARP CP Women's Editor The possibility of union be- tween the United Church and the Anglican Church in Can- ada has placed the issue of the ordination of women squarely before Anglicans. The United Church has or- dained women for about 30 years. The Anglican Church is undecided, partly because of an ecumenical dilemma. "If we accept women in the riesthood, we're setting up a ler between us and Rome e-the church catholic," says Anglican Bishop H. R. Hunt. "Anglicans are traditionally between the United Church and Rome. In the catholic tradition the ministry is not extended, but there is a place for women which is suitable for their sex." Bishop Hunt is suffragan bishop of Toronto and warden of women workers. The Anglican. Church does ordain its deaconesses in a communion service which Bishop Hunt says was estab- lished in 1962 to give the of- fice more status. Broadly, a deaconess may do everything a minister does except admin- ister sacraments. In some areas they serve where a min- on is only occasionally avail- able. UNITED CHURCH FIRM Whatever the Anglican Church decides it must do, certainly there is no 6ug- gestion from the United Church that it will reverse its stand. An editorial in the United Church Observer, the church magazine, summed up the Prevailing attitude: "No office of priest, bishop or Pope should be denied a Christian because she is fe- male," There is occasional public speculation from Roman Catholics on the ordination of women and changes in their role in the church, but the subject is not officially open and it is difficult to get clerical comment. "Women have not been and are not subjects of ordination to the priesthood," was the "no comment" response from the Rev. * Edward Boehler, vice - chancellor of Toronto archdiocese. 'This is based on traditional Catholic doctrine be ee a ev. J. J, Keating expanded a little. He is ya Po of the Roman Catholic English sec- retariat on ecumenism. "Just nobody thought about it--priests were males. It is just the qualifications laid down for ordination. Canon law calls for a male. 377 Stevenson Rd. North "Some reasons are theo- logical, some psychological, some traditional. There isn't any change except that people are talking about it, and the more people who talk, the more there is a general feel- Pineapple rings jto just below boiling (about 2 Velvety Cheese Sauce* jminutes). Add cheese. Stir until Blend biscuit mix, seasonedjcheese melts (about 1-minute salt, egg, evaporated milk and|longer). CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS 4 ing that the theological rea- sons are not so valid, though the psychological may. be." FAVORS CHANGE Cecilia Wallace disagrees. She is one of the founders in Canada of St. Joan's Alliance, an onganization of Roman Catholic lay women. Miss Wallace says the whole question of women and of the laity generally needs exam- ination in Roman Catholic theology. The alliance will work for this and members intend to write to bishops ask- ing changes in canon law. "We've had 2,000 years of what they call tradition and we call prejudice," Miss Wal- lace says. "There is no ec- clesiastical doctrine now or in the past which prevents women from being ordained." She says one result of the Vatican council has been the setting up of some lay church councils in Roman Catholic parishes, and she is concerned because some of them include no women. "There is a tendency of Ro- man Catholic women to be passive and dependent. 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These new special low fares are called "Group Inclusive Tour Fares". It's not nearly as plicated as it ds. See your > BOAG BOAC travel agent. He'll explain it all to you and make all the necessary arrangements. I hope you enjoy your trip, and that extra shopping money. 'VE FOUND THAT a tough pie crust needn't be a RESOLVE TO CUT FOOD COSTS by: at DOMINION md py. shonsing, : 0 spiritual adviser--a bishop-- has the final say. "Eventually women will be ordained and the ecumenical movement will spur it." JEWS STAND PAT Rabbi Stuart Rosenberg of Beth T edec Congregation, Toronto, says though there is no bar but tradition to a woman becoming a_ rabbi, there is also no discussion of the possibility. He says he does not believe a congrega- tion would accept a woman. There have been some changes in the place of women in the Jewish religious community, but they are com- paratively minor, a reflection of social change. 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