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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, March 4, 1967 Dear Ann Landers: I'm a 12- ar-old girl who needs some- ly to stick up for me. I hope it will be you. My brother Roy is six-years old. He is so mean nobody can tell what he will do next. When President Kennedy was killed I made a scrap book of all the things I could find about him, I kept it up to date and everyone said it was wonderful. I say was because Roy ripped the book to pieces yesterday. When I came home from school and saw what he had done, I was so mad I cried. Mom said she will punish Roy at the right time. Well, I know she will never punish him because she has never punished him yet. He gets away with murder around here. Nothing will put my book back together again so there is no point in crying anymore, but ANN LANDERS Reform Schools Are Full Of Spoiled Boys was a certain electricity be- tween us, if you know what | mean. We went out for coffee a cou- ple of times and everything seemed to click. Then all of a sudden like he dropped off the face of the earth. I didn't hear a word from him. Westerday one of his close friends told me that I am the spitting image of the girl he used to go with. She died in an accident two years ago. Can this be the reason he has dropped me? Should I try to talk it out with him?7-- Turned On Dear On: If.this is the rea- son, he has an emotional prob- lem. But it's his problem, not yours. If he has simply lost interest, you will gain nothing by doing the bloodhound bit. Turn your- self off and forget him. Dear Ann Landers: I can't I wish you would say some-jfor the life of me understand thing in your column about kids who do terrible things and no- body does anything about it. Thank you.--Sister Who Is Still Crying Dear Sister: While you are at it, shed a few tears for Roy, because he is the one who will be the big loser. Children who grow up without discipline are a--problem of society, their families and themselves. Re- form schools and prisons are filled with people who did as they pleased and did not have to account for themselves. I hope you will show this column to your mother. She needs to have her eyes opened. Dear Ann Landers: I met a fellow on campus a few weeks ago who really turned me on. We didn't talk much, but there why common ordinary house- wives write to you and criticize your advice. People ask for your opinion because they have faith in you. I am sure most people who write have read your writing for years and they feel you can help them. It always burns me up when some dumb bunny from Boise or Yonkers or Du- buque writes in and thinks her ideas are better than yours. Please print this letter and tell them their two-bit views don't. mean anything. and to save the stamp.--K.K. Dear K.K.: Here's your letter but I don't agree with you. I have learned a lot from those "dumb bunnies" from Boise and Yonkers and Dubuque. I hope they never stop writing. 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Suds- LOW-CALORIE dishes can be delicious, elegant to be- hold, as witness this fresh grapefruit and shrimp com- bination. THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Fine planetary influences now govern personal relation- ships. You should have an ex- tremely pleasant day --es- pecially if you cooperate with all and display your most charming self in get-togethers with family and friends. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, the next 12 months promise a great deal in the way of attain- ment, both in business and per- scrub, rinse and let dry. With|/sonal matters. Efforts put forth peel-off backing still in place,/as of now, coupled 'oti some lay the stick-on yardage over|ynysually good opportunities to the area to be covered, match-ladvance through influential ing patterns if more than one piece is used. As soon as you -have every- in a dining area--practical be- ! cause stains and smears wipe _ off with a sudsy sponge. 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A child born on this day will be extremely reserved, loyal and endowed with a charming personality. 2) Preven 2-00 WIFE PRESERVER Cement glass to glass, leather to metal with shellac instead of 7, P) For Weight-Watchers, Grapefruitltc, 'Stinen by coving wins teaovon buiter and 1 Tex Provides Low Caloried Nutrition There are parts of the world where overweight is a sign of wealth and privilege. Not, how- ever, in our country. Here the well-heeled are not usually the well-padded. Doctor - approved diets, active sports at luxury resorts and careful tailoring all contribute to the lithe look of the moneyed set. But anyone, regardless of income, can learn the basic principles of sensible eating. Nutritious foods, low in calories, are not necessarily costly. Look at fresh grapefruit as an example. Half a medium grapefruit yields only 75 cal- ories, but provides more than half of the r ded daily wise and remove seeds. With sharp knife cut out sections and remove pulp. Reserve shells. Cut grapefruit sections into pieces and combine with shrimp, celery, green pepper and salt. Toss lightly. Line grapefruit shells with lettuce leaves. Fill with grapefruit mixture, Garnish with cherry tomato and whole' shrimp. Serve with chilled Grapefruit Salad Dressing. GRAPEFRUIT SALAD DRESSING Y% cup fresh grapefruit juice 2 tablespoons fresh orange juice 1% teaspoons fresh lemon juice allowance of ascorbic acid for an average adult. Vitamin C is essential to many body pro- cesses. It is necessary for the strength of capillary walls; for healthy gums, strong bones and healthy skin, Grapefruit are available all year 'round, but in biggest vol- ume October through May. This year there's been a bumper crop of the big, plump fruits. Ob- viously it's the season to get into the habit of snacking on grapefruit in place of other foods high in calories. When buying grapefruit, se- lect those which are firm, but springy to the touch. They should be well-shaped and heavy for their size.. Heavy fruits are usually thin-skinned and contain more juice than those that have a coarse skin or are puffy or spongy. Let fruits come to room tem- perature to bring out all their sweetness; chilling makes them more tart for those that prefer them so. To peel and segment grape- fruit, use a sharp knife. Saw slightly with it, peeling the grapefruit round and round, as an apple would be peeled. Trim away any white membrane which clings. Hold grapefruit in one hand while cutting along- side inside segments walls to free the meat. Lift segment out on knife edge and place in bowl. Inspect segments for seeds and bits of membrane before adding to salad. Y, teasp powdered mustard ¥Y% teaspoon warm water 1% teaspoons salad oil ¥Y teaspoon salt ¥Y% teaspoon paprika Dash ground black pepper Combine grapefruit, orange .jand lemon juices in small bowl. Dissolve mustard in water; let stand for 10 minutes for flavor to develop. Add to grapefruit juice mixture with remaining ingredients. Whip with wire whisk to blend well, Chill. Yield: 4 servings. Approxi- mately % cup salad dressing. FRESH GRAPEFRUIT WITH FRUIT ICE 2 large fresh grapefruit ¥% pint fruit ice (lemon, lime, orange, pineapple or rasp- berry) Fresh mint Fresh strawberries Cut grapefruit in half cross- wise. For a fancy effect, notch edges of rind with sharp knife. Remove seeds. Loosen each section by cutting with pointed, 'sharp knife along membrane and skin. Snip out centre with scissors. Just before serving, fill centers with fruit ice. Gar- nish with sprigs of fresh mint and strawberries. Yield: 4 servings. BROILED FRESH GRAPEFRUIT AND ORANGE CUP fresh grapefruit fresh oranges tablespoon butter or mar- garine teaspoons brown sugar Dash aromatic bitters Cut grapefruit in half cross- = mye pointed, sharp knife along|spoon brown sugar. Sprinkle a membrane and skin. Peel and|dash of aromatic bitters over section oranges; place 4 or 5\each. 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