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A BRIGHT-EYED ONE-YEAR-OLD The little lady with the wide open eyes and the dimpled chin is Wanda Florence, one- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kramer of Ken- dal, Ontario. Wanda's grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Madill of Kendal and Mr. and Ww th. Mrs. Roy Kramer, Burford, Ontario. . --Photo by Hornsby Right Lamp Is Finishing Touch That Completes Room Decor Decoratively speaking, lamps go shopping for lamps, Miss Gay- fer remarks. SLIM LINES When it comes to lamp styling, walnut and brass combinations in slim, cleanline designs are widely used for the contempor- ary and modern decor in most homes today. An important style comer to watch for in 1960 lamp are a room's cosutme jewellery. Like a woman's" accessories, shoes, gloves, purse, and scarf, the right lamp is the finishing touch that completes the decora- tion of a room. Like any decorative accessory, jamps are fun to shop for. The wide range of styles in Canad- jan stores today assures the shopper she can find the right lamp to be at home in any room, says Margaret Gayfer, home ated, come in a range of carved| fashions editor of Home Goods|and textured effects and lean to| soft and subtle colors such as beiges, turquoise and tangerine. Also part of the contemporary style range are decorative effects such as elaborate scroll carving, |dimentional textures and use of colored glass on brass stands, Miss Gayfer notes. Mixing in here are Oriental or Far Eastern influences . suggested by. Chinese vase shapes, Indian temple mo- tifs, use of ebony and carved Oriental characters. Wicker-type shades kj lantern and coolie hat ' apes shades with cane and Decorators and lighting spec-|woven walnut slats are also part what HEL hand with style, Miss says, An example of how color- ful pole lamps are today is the color selection available for the individual lamps attached to the basic shaft. The use of color and subtle decorative effects keys the wide world of lamps. Pumpkin, per- simmon and tangerine tones are popular because they give that added dash of color to a room's decor. Multi-tone blends in vivid but subtle colors--such tur- quoise, earth brown, et and golds--fill the same decora- offerings is ceramic. [tive bill. These lamps, often hand-decor-| Mrs. Diefenbaker Launches Ice Ship LAUZON, Que. (CP) -- Mrs, John Diefenbaker Saturday launched Canada's largest and most powerful icebreaker, the Sir John A. Macdonald. The launching marks a further {important step in the develop ment of Canada's north, George| 'MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL Mary Haworth: Thank you s y regard to a clothes allowance for teen-age girls. You consider it a doubtful experiment. We like the results. emergency situations, Ni less, it eliminates so many head- aches of clothes buving that the system seems well justified. Example: My husband no longer has to struggle to under- stand the intricacies and impera- tives of the female wardrobe. Nor is he burned up by department store bills each month, We started our girls on a eldest is 19 now, and the younger, Teenagers With Allowance Learn Meaning Of Thrift Let's agree that a clothing al-|5; |lowance won't completely cover onethe- clothes allowance at age 15; thejana of teaching money sense who seem to lack it counting the cost You must, how child some idea ! i g £3 i g : ! 17. Due to their all , they are learning to appreciate their father's financial competence as never before. EXTRA DIVIDENDS Their newly developed ingen- nity in "making do" is another happy dividend. And with more latitutde for self-expression, they are turning to us more readily for guidance in major buying..I still keep an eye on their, ward- robe, of course, to offer sugges- tions when additions are being considered; and generallv they take the hint, though the final de- cision is theirs. If they choose unwisely or "get in a bind" we usually don't go [to the rescue; and as a result they are learning fast to be cau- abfirmative views. finest feature of a clothes ance for teen. duced wear-and- nerves--in taking the and suspense out of HIS monthly budgeting. M. H. Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail er per- sonal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper. THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA tious careful shoppers. The elder |girl, taught by this method, is quick to instruct her sister in the | pitfalls of hasty spending. i A weekly allowance works bet- ter for us than a monthly allow- ance, and $10 a week has kept the girls clothed--with assists on gift-giving days. But we've had | to supplement this in dressing the older girl for college; and| Gayfer|a month if we could afford to.| (We would recommend that for a |college girl with a full social |schedule.) Sincerely, n { J. S. TEACHES THRIFT Dear Mary Haworth: I am a girl 16, and wish to say a few words in defense of a clothes al- |lowance for girls my age. For the |past year I've had from my par- |ents an all - purpose allowance, which includes $15 a month fer clothes. Out of this amount I dress my- self except for a winter coat; and in the past year I've had to discard few garments other than outgrown shoes. Certainly by ages 15 or 16 a girl's growth is sufficiently stab- ilized to make a clothes allow- ance practical. And my parents explained clearly when my allow- ance started that I would have to budget, to take care of future needs. They are preparing me for college when I shall be away from home, on my own in man- aging my funds. Many of my friends, whose parents foot their bills, would welcome the financial independ- ence I have; and I sincerely be- Hees, minister of transport said in a speech, Mrs. Diefenbaker and Mr. Hees before stepping up to the plat- form descended to the skid and lieve that most teen - agers in high school are responsible enough to handle a clothes allow- ance wisely. Truly yours, {FOR TOMORROW By ESTRELLITA Plan this day's schedule : % smartly. Pattern activities on Cn past successful procedures, avoid extremes and don't engage in new ventures. Be especially cau- CITY STROLLER One of the newest styles of jacket that is long enough fo double as a separate coat. It is tious in financial matters. Some| the gp is the misleading influences could lead fairs are concerned. FOR THE BIRTHDAY lking suit | which is a fine choice for city would like to give her $10 more |You astray where monetary afi, ners and also a good week- - end traveler. This one is in a window-pane plaid tweed with a designed with fake pockets plac- ed high, dropped shoulders and utility slashed pockets. The matching skirt is straight. EL A slice of listless lemon won't do a thing to brighten a dinner but a freshly cut wedge, plain or dipped in finely ch d parsley or dusted with paprika, will perk up the palate. shouldn't overpower the dish. HADDOCK TREAT A recipe that's delicious at any time, but is a dandy for Sunday brunch is Haddock a la Colbert. This is how it's prepered by Tor- onto hotel chef, Georges Gour- --By TRACY ADRIAN beault, 21 VITAMINS, MINERALS, AND TRACE ELEMENTS Regular City-Wide EE 28 King St. E. RA 3-4621 If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, as Ee, Ta =f tenis ondonie Bad TV Habits 7 FEES EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-- THIS COUPON IS WORTH nancial gain. Do not expect im- mediate returns but, if you make your plans well, you should reap business pick-up in late Decem. of great help. ing December; also in the period of May - September of next year, and your chart also presages travel and an interesting roman- tic situation during the same cycle. You may experience some nervous tension during the eur- rent month, also in March, but difficult of situations, A efficient, diligent and self-reliant. fine results from your efforts by the middle of 1960. An excellent h ber or early January should be| Domestic and social activities) | will be under fine vibrations dur- rector of the National Society for| try to curb it. There will be no real cause for anxiety. You have such a fine mentality and good judgment that you should have no trouble in solving even the most visable to lay as firm a founda- tion as possible for job and fi: TORONTO (CP) -- Children al- lowed to tune in their own pro- ] grams on radio and televisi usually avoid difficult material, he Toronto Public School Prin- Association was told C. W. Wright of Toronto, a di- the Study of Communications, said this leads to bad listening habits right under the noses of| the children's parents. 4 LS "Watch it!" he warned. "Get them, just once in a while, toll listen to something that is diffi- cult for them to comprehend. [ ] "This process of taking the easy pattern is an insidious habit (fj that will make it difficult for them, no matter what field of en- deavor they select in later life." FIVE DOLLARS ON ANY PERMANENT WAVE NORMA FALKNER HALL'S BEAUTY PARLOUR PHONE RA 3-7011 15 KING ST, E. Only One Coupon Redeemable On Each Purchase. child born on this day will be ' extremely FRENCH CRUST {alists say the first step in choos-|of the new decorator interest in a aE es oa Lon thie eastern. theme Croissants, those flaky crescent breakfast rolls, so com! as sociated with the French cuisine, aren't French in origin after all. They were invented by Hungar- ian bakers. shook hands with the brawny ppoGRAM SUCCEEDS vi | workers preparing the launching.| pear Ma Haworth: 1, and wou via the syle og Shar EARLY AMERICAN The ship will probably be com-|some of ig 1 find that the acter e room. How do you aditional styles also lean to|missioned in June and leave for|teen - age clothing allowance do this? According to one light-| Clean, simple lines, They take in|ihe north in July. {works out splendidly, as a means ing expert, "Any lamp with good e use of tortoise shell, antiqued simple lines, although it may be more suitable for one period than another, will blend in well with any decor, be it modern or bases and old-fashioned crystal baguettes. Early American comes in here, too with fabric] traditional." shades, often fluted and ruffled Miss Gayfer points out that|and bases inspired by ofl fonts, lamps should not a Al room. Tall bases should be used with care as they tend to take If they are out of proportion they up too much visual space. tend to close down a small room A clever use of tall lamps is as ticks, spice jars and buckets. 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