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FISH ROULEAUX | THIS TIME FOR REAL THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 8, 1967 17 Place drained whole Blue} STOKE - ON - TRENT, Eng- Lake green beans and dollops|land (CP)--A couple got mar- of bottled tartare sauce on fillets|ried here after practising 50 CHILD GUIDANCE of sole; roll up and place seam-|times in public. Chris Martin, 23, side down in baking dish. Pourjand Anne Raitt, 24, appeared in a little tomato sauce over and|50 performances at a Stafford- bake, covered, in moderate oven|shire theatre in which they were until fish flakes easily with|married before deciding on a fork. \real-life wedding. LIFE LINE 576-2111 jand heard much_ about | young child hospitalized but | suddenly enters a hospital. see ieaeiaal oc With Your Telephone Pastor -- lis an emergency. Sometimes tr Regia cay 2 A oo aa ii the parent, knowing she or he} , ' : Rev. Fred 'Sp ng | will ie hospitalized for a brief|just don't know what Mommy) @ Daily ges, 9 t or longer period, purposely does|!0oks like. and Prayer |not let the child know about it; The boy wanted to know how @ Be Sure To Call Today | beforehand. his mother was feeling, how she An eminent child specialist|was getting along. When told told me the following recently: |she was feeling fine, he wanted re A certain working mother en-/to know if there was anything itered the local hospital for a|else wrong with her and if she minor operation knowing before-|was "over it completely." PRINCESS COIFFEURS |hand that she would. As it was|When assured she was, he to be an operation, requiring| asked why she was still in the 39 SIMCOE STREET NORTH lonly a few days, the mother| hospital. jdecided to enter on Saturday.| Both children were more dis- INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING Both parents, being busy, an-|turbed when told that children BY nounced the matter only cas-|were not allowed to visit any- Mich : ually to the children, a girl, 6,/body in the hospital and were 2 ichael Cordi or Lorenzo leraci and a boy, 10, both unusually|far more upset than the father for Perfect Hair Care. | bright children. | supposed could happen. | By Sunday the girl became ? ~ | greatly upset. She regularly had) PREPARE CHILDREN ° SPECIAL OFFER... | gone to church with her mother, In relating this incident, the s on Perms -- Bleaches, or Hair Coloring. FREE! Hair [father and aunt. This Sunday|Child specialist, a relative of Brush or Hair Spray. her mother was not with her|the family who learned about : and she cried quietly all oad ope ge Pg sug- . : ough the church services.) geste write a column on it. f OPEN: Tues., Thur. & Fri. Evenings esise go she gave no reason,|He noted that, since this girl { for Appointment PHONE 723-0301 but obviously it was because|and her brother were so dis- her mother was in the hospital.|turbed over the matter, in spite Children Should Know Parents In Hospital By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD , At Sunday school she told You and I often have read|some children her mother was jrarely have heard or read about the youngster, say from 4 to 8 Sometimes the hospitalization| When he discussed the matter the|in the hospital because she had wejliver trouble, which was far away from the undisclosed fact. \ter during Sunday afternoon, Starts | PARENTS ame a 3 WED., Feb. 15 _ Devilbiss VAPORIZER : CONT AC-C CAPSULES 10's Vicks VAPO RUB conrane ar ore HBF HEATING PADS cere sss 3.99 Bayer's | | ASPIRIN «. courant are 66° KLEENEX 20. courant ar aae 18 VITAMIN C COMPARE REDOXON EFFERVESCENT TABLETS AT 1.50 1.09 Delsey TOILET TISSUE +. cones 1x 2 2 rox 57° TRI-VI-SOL overs 0.. ---- conrant areas 3,19 NOXZEMA vas: conrane ar tas 1,07 Clairol COMPARE AT 2.25 1.79 NICE N' EASY 1 cou ranean -- 99 Elizabeth Arden OR JUNE GERANIUM COMPARE AT 64c 49° HAND LOTION URY<LOVELE PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS GITY. WIDE FREE DELIVERY oy | [8 KING ST. E. [530 SIMCOE, ST. S. |; | PHONE 723:2 45 OSHAWA 'pHone 725-3546 COMPARE AT 9.95 6.97 COMPARE AT 1.49 98¢ IPANA TOOTH PASTE -- REG. 69¢ -- 9 4 L ROSSLYN PLAZA - 8-4668 | ALSO STORES IN BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY PLAZA } JURY & LOVELL 2 = eithe part of the current trend of the highly understanding ways in which they always had been treated in the family, many other children must face like experiences, even more se- j Vere ones. So let me suggest here that any parent about to enter a hospital should aim to prepare the child or children emotion- ally beforehand, giving these children such reassurance as they are able to give. As a general preparation, all children should be informed in |their early years and often sithereafter, that practically |every hospital has a rule that no children are allowed to visit janybody there, and the reasons |for this rule. The children may |be spared many needless fears and anxieties. PARENTS' QUESTIONS | Q. For cultivating safe driv- jing in the teen-ager what is the | most strategic time? A. Right after he begins to |drive. If you have clear evi- |dence that he is not then ob- |serving the basic rules of |safety, you should require him |to let you have his driver's li- |cense and not to get it back for jat least a month. | Smart Women Never Commit The father patiently tried to) lor 10, whose mother or father|Comfort and amuse the daugh- | Errors In Dress | By ROBERTA ROESCH Dress designer Richard Black- well is a man of many opinions. |And he is as famous for his an- jnual list of the Ten Worst |Dressed woman, which he is- | sues each January, as he is for jhis designs. | Ordinarily the women who! jmake the list are "name" per-| sonalities. | But when I talked to Mr.} | Blackwell who started out in the| 'slums of Brooklyn and worked | his way up to a mansion in Los | Angeles--as well as showrooms in New York and California--I #\ learned that the average work- jing girl can easily commit the fashion boners that could put her on a listing for the Ten e Worst Dressed working women. LIST ERRORS | Mr, Blackwell enumerated for our readers 10 unpardonable lerrors, that women can commit, jin the following order: | 1. Over-cluttering a garment. | 2. Following a trend that is |completely wrong for you. | 3. Wearing clothes that distort jand deform your figure. | 4. Buying a color that maybe the rage of the moment, such as "Hot Orange" even though it may not be becoming to you. 5. Appearing in all phases of a trend at once. 6. Overdressing to the point e that you destroy your whole 8 effect. 7. Choosing a hair style that lis right for the "in" look but | wrong for your facial structure. 8. Walking like a duck in boxy jlittle shoes that belonged on the | Pilgrims. 9. Copying the teenage etyle \instead of relating fashion to |your own age. | | 10. Disregarding the occasion) |for which you are dressing, and | showing up at a formal affair jin a tweed suit or appearing at |the office ready to go to cock- | tails. | ADDITIONAL ADVICE | If you want to make sure you |aren't on the Ten Worst Dressed jlist, Mr. Blackwell has this addi- tional advice. | "As a designer who believes |that women should look like women and dress to please their =|men, I would like to say that each woman should face the truth about herself. and see her- self as the person and individ- ual she is, "Then she should interpret herself, decide what she wants to look like, buy one beautiful basic garment that will carry out this effect, and choose only that relates itself well to her. "In the final fashion analy- sis," he said, "the woman should be the picture, not the hanger for the dress," Beautiful selection of colorful prints, Dobbie and fringed borders in the group. In fluffy cotton terry. Assorted colors. 22" x 42". 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