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ORANGE CUSTARD FILLS MARSHMALLOW COCONUT CRUMB CRUST IN THIS DREAM PIF Serve Tropic Delight Pie For Bridal Dessert Shower Know why orange blossoms) are used for brides? Aside from) the fact that they are pretty| % and smell nice, oranges are|l the symbol of love and happi-| %4 ness. Serve orange flavored % Tropic Delight Pie at yours next bridal shower and you'll) be having lots of thoughts of love and happiness yourself. |, Yes, it's just that easy to pre-| pare and what's more, can be} i, made the day before eggs, separated Tropic Delight Pie is made} 14 cup and 4 cup sugar with a crust of marshmallow,| 1% cup orange juice coconut and crushed bit size | 14 teaspoon. salt shredded rice biscuits.-It does'1 tablespoon grated orange not even have to. be baked. peel The filling is delicious gelatin-'2 tablespoons toasted coconut ized custard that is flavored (optional) with fresh orange juice and] putter an 8-9 inch pie plate grated orange peel. It's tasty,|poat and stir butter and marsh- it's pretty and cuts beautifully. | mallow cone ore Wk we Don't forget the trick of dip-| 4 ping the pie plate in hot water|aoconut and cereal crumbs. for a minute or two before cut-\precs into pie plate. Soften| ting the pieces. The butter|celatin in water. Beat egg] melts and the slices are easieT| yi. and 14 cup in top sas "ermal of double boiler. Add orange Dessert showers can be serv-|juice and salt. Blend thorough- ed buffet style with the same|ly. Heat and stir over hot, not dramatic effect as. complete|Doiling, water until meals. Serve the pieces On lites) Remove from heat. Add large tray and let your guests|gelatin and orange peel. Codl help themselves. If the party is|custard just. until it starts to Crust cup butter or margarine cup marshmallow creme teaspoon vanilla cup finely shredded coconut| cups bite size shredded rice} biscuits crushed to 1% cups) Filling tablespoon (1 envelope) unflavored gelatin cup water TROPIC DELIGHT PIE | CHILD GUIDANCE KEEP IN TRIM Divide The Day's Calories Into Three Protein Meals By IDA JEAN KAIN Conscientious dieters who have succeeded in reducing con- siderable poundage but still are many pounds from ideal com- they eat very little, they no longer bose. Dieters ask what to do in such a dilemma. This dietitian's advice would be this. Eat -- don't stay on semi-starvation rations. Do not lower calories below 1,000 a day. Eat three adequate meals a day and include protein at each of the three meals. And, most important, step up exer- cise to encourage the body to burn more fuel. lt could be that you have reached the point of diminish. 2 \ing returns on calorie cutting. 'In prolonged dieting, nature tends to economize on calories. _. |The body -- pg to -- ' \itself to a slightly lower level! one -- calories. Whi of metabolism in order 10 cOM-|fve 'can be used from any iserve fuel. This adjustment of . the body to run with greater|Source, the repair and regulat- 'economy does not occur with|ing materials come chiefly from \shortierm diets. While this is a|protective foods. Here are the 'protective measure on nature's|foods required daily: Milk, skim 'part to help out when less food/milk or butbermilk, 1 pint; lean is obtainable, from the reducers| meat, fish or fowl 4 to 6 ounces, standpoint, it's a handicap. forsee weight; 1 Pics or a half When keeping weight down {s|CUP cottage cheese; veget- a_ struggle, it is important to | ables _and fruits, 4 servmgs eat three meals a day so as to/each, including one citrus fruit ltake advantage of the specific|@%d one dark green vegetable; [dynamic action of food. The ef.|bread or alternates, 2 servings. \fect of food in raising the met:|~ nee is est abolism above the basal level) meal is eaten, continues to rise for about three hours, then de- creases. Protein causes the greatest rise in metabolism. it is three is called its specific dynamic | Choose Wedding Gitts action, The metabolism begins to rise about an hour after a With Upkeep in By ELEANOR ROSS Breathes there a soul that jhasn't one or two brides on her gift list just now? Almost every one has a young ia PRINTED PATTERN. 4789 SIZES 10-20 relative or friend planning an| aisle walk this year. |WHAT TO GIVE? .jahead. According to the stars, help| Be astute in money matters dur- .| In personal affairs -- éxcept *|for a brief period in October-- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, August 3, 1962 7 | THE STARS SAY | By ESTRELLITA |FOR TOMORROW | This should be a pleasant day. |Most persons will be in highly congenial mood, and planetary \influences encourage many ac- \tivities--especially domestic in- jterests, sports and travel. Look for some good news in the P.M. |FOR THE BIRTHDAY | If tomorrow is your birthday your chart presages a good year both your personal life and your business interests should pros- per, and there is also indication of some unusual recognition for past services during Septem- ber; also in late December. The latter period, incidentally, should mark the beginning of a sharp uptrend in your financial affairs which, if capitalized up- on, could put you in fine posi- tion for many months to come. ing August:and October, how- jever, Don't spend what you |haven't got. your domestic, social and senti- mental interests should be un- usually pleasant. Only the Leo- ite's tendency to try and dom- inate others could spoil these pleasing prospects. Allow others freedom of thought. Opportunity for travel are indicated in late September, in January, May and June. A child born on this day will) be endowed with the qualities jneeded to be an excellent jteacher, executive or jurist. A delightful little jacket for you to knit this summer to have on hand for your | tive. Knitted with soft, cuddly baby wool, this design is a beautiful example of the knit- | ter's craft. If you would like Mind BABY JACKET -- to obtain the knitting in- structions, just send a stamp--- \grammed shower curtain in isnowy white, which will go with any color scheme? Brides love anything featuring their brand- new monogram, especially when the lettering is big and impressive. Another slightly off-beat gift practical all the time and house- | wares--particularly fine kitchen | appliances and bathroom acces- jsories -- rate a place in the ischeme of wedding. gifts. Being practical in your gift choice doesn't necessarily mean iprecluding glamor. There's What naturally arises on re- jnothing plebian about a hand- Stop Shrieks and Yells | With Control Measures | ! By GARY C. MYERS, Ph.D.) expected and was not told over) Some parents often shout and|and over what to do but faced) shriek at their over and over what ' been told not to do or fail to do} children, espe-|an inevitable penalty other cially when these ghildren dojtongue-lashing for each they've| dereliction than} clear ceipt of a wedding invitation eins ae ager Pocgye we the question of what to give the) a ; y wha] M. tk SA be seta at. | right with ordinary washing, | COM: : userul, @rimeaning that the bride will itractive and a fitting token Of | never have to polish it. ister = ther won choice is one of the extremely popular tension pole organizers UPPER NEWBOLD, England (CP) --A Derbyshire pottery. firm digging for china clay for the bathroom. These have an assortment of shelves, bars and rings to hold a variety of jyour good wishes. ee According to news in the re-/ , tail trade, we seem to be getting| {ru engl ics th mag OOO away from such old faithfuls as| early American or traditional styles, copper is a perfect silver bowls and bud vases--so} choice--while modernists would In the cases cited by this! what they've been commanded)mother, she, on seeing the child to do. Whereas some parents seem \time after time neglecting the lsame responsibility, reminds to have no qualms about this|him over and over about the ugly practice some other pat-|neglect, often in angry and ents worry over the matter and! ghrieking tones reveal a strong sense of guilt GROWING More and more PROBLEM mothers are} To the parent with such prob lens, let me suggest that you | writing me about this problem. | clearly define the few most es- For example, a Pennsylvania) sential responsibilities. Th en, mother writes: "My biggest problem is yell- syrupy. Stir in vanilla,/ing and nagging constantly for perfection, like hanging up all the clothes, and way around and other rules along with these. "I feel like an ogre at the end of the day- "What I'd like to know is how mixture|I can do all this through kind- coats the spoon (about 20 min-|ness and still have them obey jme without yelling." |MAY BEGIN EARLY | without waiting till you are an-| gry, set an effective penalty you can enforce. Be. decisive. Then) you should not have occasion to} yell, even to feel angry. CONTROL MEASURES The way to avoid shrieking and yelling at your child is to establish control measures by which you have no occasion to repeat a command, making no more commands than necessary \in a family atmosphere of un-! derstanding and love, being gen- jin their bridal gift registries, as well as in their advertising MORE PRACTICAL Formerly, these gift registries were limited entirely to fine china, silver, crystal and luxu- rious table linens. Of course, there are plenty such gifts still being bestowed, but by and large people are getting more jmuch_ so that stores have jstarted to include housewares |p ohably prefer something in chrome or stainless. Again, the 'non-polishing kind will sparé the gifts bride hours of work. Many jbeautiful canister sets require only surface wiping with a jsudsy sponge FOR BATHROOM Or how about something for the bathroom, such as @ mono- bath ries. This may be a hard one to gift-wrap, but it can't fail to please. IMPORTANT TIP The housewares department is a happy hunting ground for ifts, whether they are for 1962's brides or for silver anni- versary couples. Just remember this important consideration: don't wrap up any problems in that pretty package! Make your choice easy to, maintain so that it can be kept clean with a min- imum of effort. " ; j ' Yelling by the parent may small, use the gifts as part of|thicken. Stir occasionally. Beat) *elims 5; is tabs oo 2 * gota legg whites until foamy. Add 14|begin very early, even when the oe ne ©\cup sugar gradually while beat-|Youngster two or three begins isn't room on the table, don't|ing until meringue holds a stiff] t hear the word 'no' or worry about' decorations. The|peak. Fold in custard. Spoon|"don't'" and ignores it. Then} lovely soft orange color of|into crust. Top with toasted) the emai ag rv -- the} r hy 'weBr ._icoconut., Chill 3-4 hours. 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