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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 19, 1967 B ANN LANDERS Snoopy Mother-in-Law Annoys Young Woman ar Ann Landers: My hus- why he has no daddy. Since) band is stationed overseas and|everyone : cot ive i e apartment we had/story, my daughter decided to ep lipo tell the child the truth. In the {last year my daughter has gone} before he was drafted. My boss is @ fine man whom with two nice young men. Nei I consider a good friend. He e , ther one called her again after was my husband's golf partner | wddy crawled on their laps "please| |marry Mommy and be my} oe _ and asked them to I have gone to dinner with the boss a few times and once; he changed a flat tire for me.| id cs me, "Tin 6 Golan daddy." sane is Beveiy way Sine of © tor | Mother. I see now that Buddy jwould have been much se i ff if I had let some worthy) She insists that I quit my job nou pie adopt him, Whet 1| rid romance. But my mother- in-law is raising holy fits. ee hol -- has | thought was love was really my fight to order me to do this/own selfishness. because she is protecting her son's interest. CALLS OFTEN My mother-in-law has taken give up one's flesh and blood, morning to see if I am at home|, she og and to learn if I am alone. Last KEN GRANNY i i y * Dear Granny; Thanks for night she said, "If you don't \ EE, i : ve i ri ithin two your letter. Every authority ee ee ent es with whom I have consulted heros : gis det a =" during the past dozen years sa bie chi ser lagrees that the welfare of the There is nothing to tell, and I child should be the primary am getting pretty burned uP consideration. Without excep- over the whole thing. T don't tion, the experts say the child feel that I should give up my who is born out of wedlock job_ (which I need) and Rue stands a much better chance in friendship of a fine person just!.. home of a married couple. because my mother-in-law has a dirty mind. What is your advice? -- Hung for a Lamb | ; ae Dear Lamb: Your mother-in-/8 small-size zucchini law's anxiety over her son has|1_ c, soft bread crumbs probably tipped her over the) 14 c.grated Parmesan cheese edge and she is taking it out on 1 you. 1 Be polite' and patient. Don't 2 STUFFED ZUCCHINI egg, slightly beaten tbsp. salad oil waste energy on denials and| % tsp. instant meat - -- izer rebuttals. Stay where you are} i and relax in the knowledge that) Garlic salt to taste what you are will speak far; Peel zucchini and trim off more eloquantly in your behalf!ends; cook zucchini 15 min. in than anything your mother-in-| pojling salted water. Drain and law could say. cool. Cut zucchini lenghtwise in! oer lhalf. Scoop out pulp; drain ee nes ton eee and reserve. . ps 2 Mix pulp with bread crumbs, Some can tat dopriveaibe! te scsied Farmesnt, ct because her first grandchild, an ot tek oak oad gar- wedlock baby, was given | onscreen eet Pile mi avi ; ihe lic salt, if desired. Pile mixture} up for edloption: linto zucchini shells; arrange) I am also a "Broken-Hearted in oiled skillet. Dust zucchini phere' aed ates Parse gpe ba remaining Percadaan, ake ecided: -\agaln J ' in. at 350 degrees Faren- our minister, our family, doctor, a aeare with pancake pgp ng og Bes) gi turner or broad spatula. Serve , eas : » SOO Kot, ae fy AE ed netlabel Measurements level: recipe for everything. us 6. CHILD UNHAPPY } 2 Buddy is now five years old HOUSEHOLD HINT and an unhappier, more forlorn] Leave canvas seats, etc., in youngster would be hard to/place when you clean outdoor find. He is asthmatic, high-|furniture. Scrub bd _ Fao strung and cries over the least}a brush, rinse w! 08 little thing. Every day he asks|and wipe dry. | | =| | + i TIME REMINDER Anew career usually feeding or whatever then go calls for something spécial about your household chores in the way of a gift and unworried about keeping track of the time. Or, if you are a second or third time mother, it can remind you gently to pick up the chil- dren, meet- the school bus, start dinner or tackle other tasks which run on sched- ule. Excellent idea also for public speakers, committee since being a_ first-time mother is a new career--a very time - conscious and schedule - watching one -- what better gift to give her than a wrist watch? Not an ordinary one nor a bejewel- ed one but a little time keeper with an ingenious Just last night my daughter Keep counseling unwed moth- ers to give their babies a 'break, Ann. It's never easy to but it is the most noble sacri- to calling me regularly at one- fice of all--the purest kind of thirty and two o'clock in the |, "aNOTHER HEARTBRO- tsp. minced peeled onion | }at school to work on him at = \type -of play. * | indicated |Fo FS | FISH MOBILE Novelty items for a fall bazaar are these gay felt | fish to hang as a mobile ornament in bathroom or recreation room particular- ly in the fisherman's cor- ner. Green and blue styl ized fish and waves make an attractive wall hanging. Giined SRE If you would like the in- structions, simply send a stamped, self-addressed en- velope plus ten cents for handling to the needlework department of The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, requesting Leaflet No. E.9647. CHILD GUIDANCE Daydreaming At School Should Be Corrected At Home By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD Over the years we have often} discussed the daydreamer at) school, especially in the lower elementary grades. We have) jobserved that, while a child is| \daydreaming in school he may be concentrating and creating, only he is not concentrating on the work at hand, on what his My reply in part: You seem to suppose you should curb your daughter's imaginative fun out of school. By ELINOR READING EDMONTON (CP) --lIf family sewing means messing up the dining table, maybe you're just making things hard for yourself. Helen Samuel, clothing spe- cialist at the University of Alberta, says you can save sewing time by arranging an efficient workspace. The same principles apply to furnishing a sewing room and to setting up a sewing machine in a corner of the kitchen or basement. "If you're right-handed, it's important that you arrange things working from right to left," Mrs. Samuel says. She recommends a U- shaped arrangement of three basic pieces: work table with- in reach on the right, sewing machine in the centre, iron- ing board on the left. "The other thing that's a necessity is a swivel chair." Then a turn of the chair takes an unfinished garment from cutting table to sewing machine. Another turn, and you're at the ironing board to press seams and facings. NEED GOOD LIGHT Also within reach must be a wastebasket, a _ full-length mirror and a good light. Mrs. | Samuel prefers a draftsman's lamp that can be adjusted to any height. "It's my feeling that a lot of people don't sew simply because they have inadequate lighting."" : The work space can be any- thing from a kitchen table to an elaborately constructed THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA |FOR TOMORROW Certain restrictive influences during Wednesday's early- hours will call for unusual discretion Convenient Work Space Makes Sewing a Breeze sewing unit with special drawers for spools, patterns, fabrics and equipment. You can improvise a sew- ing unit by adding a hinged drop leaf to the back of a low chest of drawers. Extended, the leaf provides a wide space to lay out patterns and cut; closed, it saves space in the room. Casters with brakes permit the chest to be moved. "This would be something that any homemaker could set up with little expense. "Sewing units are better if you can get at them from both sides to cut. They shouldn't be against the wall." A table against a wall is hard to reach across and tends to become a junk-catch- er. SPACE FOR PATTERNS The table top, or the expandable top of the sewing chest, should be at least three feet wide to provide enough space to lay out patterns. "Another possibility is to place a removable top across two separate cabinets," In the university's recent- ly-constructed household eco- nomics building, self-con- tained sewing units provide a sleek variation on the U- shaped home arrangement. The tables, six feet long | and 40 inches wide, have 18- inch drop leaves at each end to give a nine-foot span for cutting. On the right of the swivel chair, a_ sewing machine swings up on a hinged bracket or pulls out on a wheeled table. At the left, a two-foot ironing board pulls Careers Await Creative Women In Housing Field By ROBERTA ROESCH waiting for a field. challenging chance in well-pay- ing work. And the authoritative voice behind it comes from Alfred Hoffman Jr., a Chicago home builder who believes doors in the housing field are open to women from many dif- ferent angles. Untapped Potential "While many men regularly enter all phases of the home- building field, women haven't|i really tapped its potential yet," "But the potential is very def- initely there. points out, "a growing number of firms have come to rely on decorating consultants who ing their homes. In this capac- or interior decorating back- ground can find a place to use it in home-building." young woman for a career in the contracting field because she would have a knowledge of design glus the valuable femi- nine' touch. Range Of Training From. another angle, s re are career opportunities Many job opportunities ar€| women in selling real estate-- , feminine and the training for that can be approach in the home-building|,, yaried as a business major 7 in college or a liberal arts edu- This is the forecast for| cation followed by a stint as women who are looking for | homemaker. "women of almost any age can put to use their inti- mate knowledge of family liv- ing to create interesting careers and to earn substantial incomes." Says, offers a step-in-the - door opportunity in the home-build- school, a girl can prepare her- says Hoffman, who is president| Self for this future by learning of his company. t f do both typing and shorthand. Later she can continue this "In the first place," Hoffman training by enrolling in a busi- ness college. Eventually, this kind of training, plus experi- ence, assist home-buyers in furnish-| Chooses, to an office manage- ment post in her business ity, a creative girl with an art por in the home construction ield. Hoffman says, "today's popula- Another job opportunity that}tion explosion and the fact that Hoffman pinpoints for women is|couples are marrying at an Finally, secretarial work ing field. While still in high o handle office machines and if she can lead her, "Any way you look at it," ! early age are twin signposts to a career field full of good opportunities. "So women in this generation who are looking for a challeng- ing chance in a_ well-paying field will do well to consider the growing potential in seeking creative solutions to the hous- ing needs of the next genera- tion." LAID OUT BREAD MARSHFIELD, Mass. (AP) -- Jay Johnson, a Marblehead antique collector, purchased at auction recently a 200-year-old walnut dressing table built by William Savery of Philadelphia and paid for it in cash--$30,000, OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS 20% Discount o n Orders of 5 or More Pictures Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. &., Oshewe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each work as a design consultant to an architect. Women can be good at this, he says, because} they know that in buying a| house women will look at (1) the kitchen where they will] spend approximately 70 per| }cent of their waking hours; (2) the size and number of the clo- sets; and (3) the convenience and spaciousness of the laundry room. An. architectural and design school would prepare a out. Below it is storage space for steam iron, unfinished -garments and supplies. 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It is creative fun with a purpose. It could help prepare her for dramatic activ- ities going on at school. It could help her write at school crea- promised throughout the month of October; also during the first two weeks of December, throughout January, the first half of February, in late April, the first week of May, the last it's doubtful ig}tively. What she. also needs. isjhalf of June and throughout his creations in his daydreams|to get into the rough and tum-jnext August. All of these cycles are valuable, that they have|ble of fun with many other chil-|indicate fine returns through ! class is doing; purpose. Often I have advised the par- ent of the child who daydreams home, to encourage him to play with many other children of his age, to give him practice in carrying out directions and instructions in doing some work at home like that done at| school, in doing some things in writing that the parent directs as if she were the teacher; in having him follow directions for making something or playing a new game along with play- mates at his home. HOME CHORES | I have especially urged the|to follow these directions.|tic circle thus spoiling w parent to assign this child some) Teach POUNDS: Wane jchores and see that he goes at|group games when they alsoinarmony for the next 12 and keeps at will have practice at paying|months, Best periods for travel them promptly them till finished well. I can see how some of my readers could conclude that Ij The mother of the child, 2, 3, June-early-September weeks of jadvised parents to discourage|6, should encourage this child| 1968, , dren of her age in the neighbor- hood. She needs, moreover, to be encouraged to make things with her hands, encouraged, even required, to do some regular chores at home promptly and well, and to conform to family | regulations. ATTRACT FRIENDS | Attract some of her pals to| your home, where you can study her and help her become a liked playmate. Occasionally| give directions to all the chil-} |dren present for making some} things for fun, expecting all of them, including your daughter, | the group some new attention and following direc- tions, | imaginative fun at home and in|in imaginative fun alone and| the neighborhood. A mother writes from Michi-| fanciful stories to him, listen to! whatever he does and, being gan about her daughter in the|the yarns which come out of his|able to keep a secret better primary grade at school who is}head and write down some of|than almost anyone else in the jwith other children, read some a daydreamer there. She seems/ them. to. assume that imaginative If the youngster engages play at home is unwholesome/ excessively in fantasy or plays for her To quote: been growing out of the fantasy| She now walks | with imaginary companions, be "Gradually she has| patient with him. Just try hard-| er to help him balance his experience .by ample fun with over to another street to vlay|other children, by making {with a friend--a real achieve- things with his hands, and by ment for her. We thought it) waiting on himself as much as she was developing self-confidence. However, we are not sure, since the girl she plays with also has a great imagination! They do play house, dolls, etc., and occasion- ally I hear them expressing family situations and scoldings through their dolls. They also 'play with other children." | Always 'there with 'Peady cash time-reminder device -- an chairmen, executives and alarm! Shown here is the other busy women. only woman's wrist alarm --By Tracy Adrian watch made. It is the 17 i -------------- eb Le yer sige = | --e graphed by the atch- athicia makers of Switzerland. It | P Juch comes with a sweep second | PIANO hand, either a white or gold dial and a neat band. Mere- ly set the tiny alarm button for the hour of the next CLASSICAL POPULAR Za Bork St DUAL 725-4587 OSHAWA THE CAREER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING Are pleased to announce the opening of a New $§ Branch Location, in OSHAWA at:-- ra 145 KING ST. WEST PHONE 576-3558 Day and Evening Classes we ore now taking ap- nointments, Models are welcome. ' @ GOVERNMENT LICENSED @ 50. 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