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SPRING M Tailored, yet feminine, this hat in white straw with a softly rounded crown is Northern Couple Receives Gift 7 (Of Eskimo Daughter TORONTO (CP) -- Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fourneaux have a 14-month-old Eskimo daughter given them as a gift by her parents. Mr, Fourneaux is a northern services officer in Povungnituk, Que. In Toronto for a week with the little girl, the couple said she is the youngest of 11 chil- _|dren born to Isa Sivuarapik and his wife, Mary Qupiruaruk. She {has been named Eva Nuvalinga Janice Fourneaux. Mr. and Mrs. Fourneaux said as far as they know this is the first time an Eskimo baby has been given to a white couple, and they consider it a great honor, It is not unusual, they said, for one Eskimo couple to give a child to another Eskimo couple to raise. The red-beanded civil servant and his wife said they would like to adopt Eva 'legally, but Quebec law makes it unlikely. A child is legally adoptable in Quebec only if its parents are dead or insane or if the child is illegitimate. Eva's family visit her often, Mrs. Fourneaux said, and they hope she will grow up able to speak Eskimo as well as Eng- lish and French. Eva was painted by Port Credit, Ont., artist Jean Twist ANN LANDERS A Check-Up Can Save a Marriage Dear Ann Landers: You saved, our marriage. I was actually packing my suitcase when the mailman delivered your letter. Your advice was as follows, "Tt would be foolish to leave your husband. It sounds as if tne man needs to see a doctor. By all means insist that he get a physica! checkup." I showed Howard your letter and he agreed to see our family doctor. I guess he was shocked that I had written to you. Also he was surprised you answered, He said he didn't think you'd bother. Well, Ann, the doctor gave Howard a series of tests and found out that he was danger- ously anemic and had a low grade infection. No wonder the guy was tired and irritable all the time and had no interest in me or anything else. Now. four weeks later, How- ard is like a new man, The shots and pills have done won- ders for him. It's almost like being on a honeymoon again and I want to say thank you, thank you--BACK ON THE BEAM looks up to her, the dettle is won. It's difficult to be mecca to someone who loves and ad- mires us. a The older os ee be hoe grown - up privileges" r bedtime, etc.) as a symbol of her seniority. Explain that grown-up privileges carry wi them responsibilities. Make her thjand tell him feel honored to be an older sis-|i5 Deer A. F.: The answer to this one is so old I'm going to have to shave it to tell it. Tell your friend if he wants you to be Exclusively His, a marriage license a dinner these i meantime, go out with others to call you when As not well physically are difficult|Will live up to her sister's hig to live with. It's tough to be|Dinion of her. cheerful and pleasant when the| Dear Ann Landers: I've been pep-o-meter registers zero. going with (or. should I say Irritation and chronic fatigue|"staying home with") an eligi- can be ms of illness and|ble bachelor for three years. He should be investigated. I hope|lived in the apartment below others will take a cue from your|mine, and we sort letter. the habit of having dinner to- Dear Ann Landers: My daugh- gether every evening--at. my ter has gone off to school again|?2°¢. --in tears. Sally is eight years| Three weeks ago I decided to old and very sensitive. Her|move out of the building so he sister, who is 11, refused to would have to at least walk a walk with her again this morn- couple of blocks for a free meal. ing because she had made plans} Now I'm not so sure I did to walk with a girl: friend. the smart thing. He telephones of fell inte!: es ' WIFE PRESERVE Use an old nylon stocking as a "laundry bag" for tiny, lost itéms and toss them into the machine with other clothes. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Jenuary, 30, 1965. }.]. with a --s. "We're and maybe opened M i's first room- was ew Denmark Grace Ds mate matching service in part-'crash over CUT Your FUEL COST FREE! FREE PARTS FOR YOUR FURNACE -- FREE FURNACE CLEANOUT -- FREE 24-HOUR SERVICE - 725-1212 easily | T've tried every way I know|me when he feels like it and to get the 11-year-old to be nice this wéek he has felt like it onlv to her younger sister, but it's|twice. Furthermore he's the hopeless. She resents Sally and|jealous type and says he will doesn't want to be bothered with|never see me again if I go out her. with anyone else. When I see children in the| Last night I asked him bluntly neighborhood who watch after|when he planned to marry me. their younger brothers and sis-|He replied, "'If there's anything ters I know that some parents|/{ can't stand it's a pushy have done a better job than I}woman." Ann, I am 29 years have. Any help you can givelold and I believe I've been very me will be deeply appreciated.|patient. I love:this guy and don't --SAD MOM want to lose him. I know ne Dear Mom: If the older girl|doesn't take out anyone but me. can be made to feel that her|I need some help.--AGING Dear Beam: People who are when Mrs, Twist visited the eastern Arctic settlement. The picture was shown with Mrs. Twist's Eskimo collection in Toronto. Five of Eva's older brothers ILLINERY accented with a dotted straw veiling and grosgrain bow. (CP Wirephoto) CHILD GUIDANCE Additional Stride Brings Better Understanding By GARRY C. MYERS, Ph.D. Whether we are Protestant, Catholic, Jewish or of any other religious faith, or of no religious faith at all, we have reasons to rejoice over a recent event in kome. On November 20, 1964, the Ecumenical Coun- cil voted overwhelmingly ap- proval of a document condemn- ing anti-Semitism and forbid- ding Roman Catholics to blame Jews for the Crucifixion. According to the press report of an official summary, a key passage in the document as- serts: "What happened to Christ in His passion cannot be attributed to the whole (Jew- ish) people then alive, much less to that of today. Besides, the Church held and holds that Christ underwent His passion and death freely because of the sins of all men and out of in- finite love." Leaders of fourteen major Jewish organizations applauded the Council's statement as a milestone in the elimination of anti-Semitism. All the rest of us who call ourselves Christians join in this applause. It brings us hope that the hatreds and inhumanities in the hearts of many of us Christians and of our children will be displaced with the kind of love which Jesus lived and taught. This transition will not hap- and sisters have died of tuber- culosis. effectively to a whole class- room. Listening children like to be near the reader so they can see the pictures illustrating what she reads. As they look and listen, they wish for the time when they can read. They gain much to think about and talk about. They are practiced in concentration. are Protestant parents will see the good influence on our chil- dren wh) mingle with Roman Catholic children whose parents accept their Church's recent in- terpretation You and I may remember well hearing children, maybe our own children, around Christmastime or LEastertime saying, "The Jews had killed Jesus;" you may even have heard such in church or Sunday school during your lifetime. How hard for your child or mine believing this and hearing it said over and over again to feel kindly toward Jewish chil- dren. How could they keep from harboring .some hate in their minds and hearts for all Jews? As we and our children come to feel more kindly and appre- ciative of our Jewish neighbors and their religion, we also should grow more appreciative of persons of all religious faiths, toward al' other persons, indeed who differ from us in any way. In doing so we Christians should grow to be better Christians. PARENTS' QUESTIONS Q. Why do you advise that mothers be asked to read at school to small groups of chil- dren in the kindergarten and early grades? A. The teachers can't read as DO YOU WRITE LETTERS? If you write letters you will ir ted in our Pi Hi: Stationery Line. THE ALGER PRESS LIMITED 61 Charles Street P.0. Box 277 Tel. 725-3501 Oshawe, Ontario be 4 Electrolysis Removes warts, moles and superfluous hair. Over 15 Years' Experience MARIE MURDUFF will be in Oshawa at the Genoshe Hotel February 1, 2, 3. PHONE 723-4641 For appointment on these dates pen all at once. It will take time. A few of the most ardent Christians -- Protestants and Catholics--who from their early childhood heard and oft re- peated the myth that the Jews were responsible for the Cruci- fixion of Jesus may still harbor this notion with hatred in their hearts. As you and I know, ac- knowledged historians of all our leading religious faiths have shattered this myth. With the Roman Catholic church taking its stand, many Protestant organizations will probably follow suit. We who "POP" CONCERT Oshawa Symphony Orchestra EDWARD OSCAPELLA, conductor DON PARKES, assistant conductor GUEST ARTISTS Port Hope and Community Male Chorus DR. R. C, DAVIS, conductor Union Hall, Bond St., Feb. 9th, 8 p.m. Adults 1.00 Students 50 cents Ze LLEMS IE TAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS # A Extend Congratulations =- to -- MRS. G. 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