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Wemen, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Th Oshawa Girl Pursues Career In The United Miss Christine Toporowski 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Toporowski, ed States Navy. Miss Toporow- ski attended high school in Osh- awa and graduated from Her- man Collegiate in Windsor. Joining the navy to see the world. is the traditional reason for becoming a member of this force, and this is part of the | reason that Miss Toporowski be- came a WAVE. In addition she is seeking an education. She will leave for San Diego, California in four days to begin this en- deavor. She plans to train as a dental technician. Miss Toporowski took her oath, September 21, in Detroit Michigan and she completed boot camp training at Bainsbridge, Indiana During her training in Indiana she was chosen because of her! achievements and personality to be one of the WAVE delegates| to witness the signing by Presi-| dent L. B. Johnson of a new bill which allows a WAVE to attain the rank of admiral. She attended the signing in| the East Room of the White! House and along with other rep sentatives from the Army, Aif| Force and Marine Corps form-| ed an honor guard in the main| corridor. Following the signing of the) bill, a reception was held in| the blue room where Chris- tine met the President and Mrs. Johnson and vice - president, | Hubert Humphrey. Miss Toporowski's tour duty is three years and fh only regret is she won't be spending Christmas with her family in Oshawa. GETS MEDAL VANCOUVER (CP) -- Alder- man Marianne Linnell was the, first reported Vancouver reci- pient of one of 20,000 centennial medals awarded by the federal government for "valuable serv- ice to the nation." She was a di- rector of a Vancouver centen- nial commission set up nearly five years ago. Simcoe St. North, is a member of the Unit- } ursday, December 14, 1967 States Navy Ber Seed Ww AVE TOPOROWSKI ~ Cranberry Sauce | Tops Cheese Pie 9" GRAHAM CRACKER CRUST 20. graham crackers, finely | rolled \% cup softened butter or mar- garine | \%4 cup sugar Blend together graham crumbs, butter cracker and sugar. Press firmly on pastel ip sides of 9" pie plate. Bake! n moderately hot oven, 375 deg.| | off about 8 minutes. Cool. FILLING 1% 8-ounce pkgs cream cheese 2 eggs | 14 cup sugar ¥% teaspoon vanilla 1 pint sour cream Let cream cheese soften at room temperature. Beat until smooth. Add eggs and beat well. Gradually mix in sugar and vanilla. Beat until light and fluffy. Fold in soured cream. Pour into cooled graham cracker crust. Bake at 375 deg. F, for 30 to 35 minutes or until Unlimited Variety Of Toys Creates Problem In Selection By SCOTT BUTTON Canadian Press Staff Writer Buying a Christmas present for a little girl might seem to be a simple project at first glance. That's because dolls are still tops in popularity. But where once the choice was limited ~fo}a doll that looked pretty and did nothing, you now have to select from an array that does just about anything except dance the cha-cha. | oday's dolls laugh, cry, talk, walk and eat. A check with the toy departments of Toronto department stores lists five that are most popu- lar: | Baby First Step, who walks | and talks; Chatty Cathy, who just talks; Baby Secret, who talks but in a_ confidential whisper; Baby Hungry, whose mouth moves in a chewing motion when you insert a spoon and who sucks in her cheeks to imitate drinking when you stick a bottle in her mouth; and Baby Magic, who opens and closes her eyes and raises her arms to drink from a bottle at the wave of a mag- netized wand. Many dolls have hair that can be washed, curled, waved | and styled. Some are fashion- conscious, with a wardrobe | that ranges from mini-skirts | to chic blouses and would just | about qualify for the best- dressed list. ROLLS HER EYES Most are so lifelike and pret- ty that a guy might almost be tempted to wink back at the likes of Baby See and Say when she rolls her eyes and asks: "Do you like my hair?" land there's Tiny Tears who cries as convincingly as the wife explaining how the fam- ily car lost a bumper. Shopping to please the little | boy is a: bit more complicated. Old favorites such as toy sol- diers, guns and automobiles are still around .but sophisticated games are get- ting big play. | serving spoon cranberry topping | over pie. CRANBERRY TOPPING 1. bablespoon cornstarch 3 . tablespoons sugar % teaspoon grated orange| rind. 1 Jb. can cranberry sauce 4 teaspoon Stir cornstarch, sugar, grated orange rind and cran- berry sauce together in sauce-| pan. Cook slowly, stirring con- stantly, until mixture thickens (about 5 minutes). Cool. Spoon) centre is firm. Cool. Just before over pie just before serving. ~ Last minute gift with more interest Give new Bank of Montreal 6% six-year Savings Certificates in a Christmas gift crackers pected to be $180,000,000 worth of sales across Canada this Christmas. TESTS TOYS For shoppers confused by the vast choice, the Ottawa- based Canadian Toy-Testing Council, which tests about 100 toys a year, suggests these gifts for various age groups: delling clay, skates, musical instruments, dolls, games. Kindergarten: Scooter, bat and ball, roller skates, skip- ping rope, construction and art materials, doll house, pup- pets, card games. | Age 6 to 7: Athletic equip- ment, electric train, books, | dolls, handicraft equipment. One is a question-and- answer game played in. the dark that may prove to be the best-seller of 1967, Another , : Infant: Rattle, block with Age 8 to 10: Sports equip- popular game is one in which pel] inside, teething rings, ment, adyanced science and players take turns pumping cradle gym. construction sets, railroad and up a balloon, the loser being Creeper: Soft doll or ani- racing sets, dress- making and the person who breaks it. mal, soft ball, blocks, push designing sets, family games, Space toys with launch _ and pull toys, sand toys. toy hockey games, jig-saw equipment and radiation de- Toddler: Pedal toys, wheel puzzles: 2 tectors are selling well, as are toys, crayons, blunt scissors, Over 10: Sports equipment, spy equipment and weapons, dolls, large dishes, blocks, camera, typewriter, puppets, racing car. sets, toy typewrit- balls, sand box. target and shooting games, ers, word games and some ed- Nursery schooler: Outdoor hobby materials, books, re- ucational question-and-answer swings and climbing appara- cords, record-player, stamp games. tus, wagon, peg board sets, collection, electrical equip- , All contribute to what is ex- blackboard, finger paint, mo- ment. 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