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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, October 22, 1966 ANN LANDERS It's Usually Called 'Robbing The Cradle'z I'm 20 years old (male) and I have a young admirer. She is several years my junior, a real cute little doll and I love her like a sister, Her family and my family have been friends for as long as I can remember. Every night this adorable child calls me on the telephone just to chat. I enjoy talking to her and I look forward to her calls. I'm sure she likes me in ine same imnucent way *sou sands of little girls like older have T hate ta tell her to stop calling, but my folks think I should before I get into trouble. What do you think?--V. B. .C. Dear V.: You have carefully avoided telling me the age of the "adorable child." Is she 16, or 14, or 13? Regardless of her age, she's a girl and she has a crazy crush on you. And don't give me the litle sister banana oil because no 20-year-old would look for- ward to a nightly 'telephone cal! from his sister. Knock it off, Buddy. Your folks are right. She'll survive-- and better--without you. Dear Ann Landers: What do you think of a normally bright 18-year-old girl going on a va- cation with a lovely head of hair and returning home with a boy-cut, dyed straw yellow? To say Sally looks like a back alley toughie is putting it mildly. My husband retired recently and we had planned on taking Sally and her 19 - year - old brother to Europe for a month's vacation. We have been looking forward to this trip for three years. Now my. husband says Sally will have to stay at home as he refuses to be seen with her. Our son, who has always adored his sister, is also furious and his sentiments are the same as his father's. Please tell me what can be done to get this once attractive girl looking like a human being in three weeks. I'd hate to leave her home. Thank you.-- Wit's End Dear Wit's: 1. Sally's hair can be tinted her natural color which will help a great deal. ® She son waar a hair niece (this is not a full wig) until her own 'hair grows in. And I hope you will make her pay tor tne tint and the hair piece herself. Dear Ann Landers: I think your column is sound and that it serves a very real need, But something about the column bothers me. Surely you must realize that everyone cannot afford psychi-} atric help. Yet hardly a. week, goes by that you don't tell at least a half dozen inquirers to "get therapy," or "see some- one who can help you with your emotional problem." Why don't you tell them to go to Recov- ery? Recovery is a non-sectarian group which was started in 1937 for people with emotional problems. Recovery does not attempt to substitute for a doc- tor. There are nearly 600 chap- ters and they do a great job. Please tell people about us, Ann.--J. P. : Dear J, P.: Recovery is an excellent group and I'd like to suggest that anyone interested in this type of therapy write to Recovery Head quarters, 116 gaa Michigan Ave., Chicago, THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW With yesterday's planetary re- strictions lifting, Sunday should be a most pleasant day. Es- pevially favored: social func- tions, family interests, enter- tainment of all types. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, as of the first of this month, you entered a month - long period highly propitious for both job and money matters. Do make the most of these good influ- ences while they last since they will turn somewhat adverse on Nov. 1, and you will have to avoid all extravagance, specula- tion and chance-taking of any kind for a full month. Next good period for advancing your oc- cupational status and adding to your bank balance: early de- cember and the first two weeks in February, late April, early May, the last two weeks in June and the entire months of August and September, of 1967. Despite the star-promised gains in April, this will be another month in which to stress con- servatism, since you may face some unexpected expenses. Personal affairs will be gov- erned by friendly influences for most of the next 12 months, but try to avoid tension in do- mestic circles for the balance of this month and in early Janu- ary. This you can easil ydo if you are more tactful than usual in annoying situations. Best per- iods for romance: the balance of this month, next April and June; for travel and stimulat- ing social activities: again, the balance of this month and, in 1967, January, April and the weeks between June 15 and Sept. 1. A child born on this day will be endowed with a friendly and outgoing personality; could suc- ceed in almost any phase of the entertainment woriu. FOR MONDAY Keep in close touch with de velopments around your place of business on Monday. You may have a chance to strengthen security and add to income by careful planning. Original ideas will be given close attention. For the birthday If Monday is your birthday, your horoscope indicates a fine year ahead. Both the business and personal aspects of your life will be governed by gener- ous influences and, if you take advantage of every opportunity available, you should do excep- tionally well. Best periods for occupational and monetary in- terests: the balance of this month, the first two weeks of December, the first two in Feb- should experience 'highly inspir- ing--and profitable--cycles be- tween now and the end of Jan- uary; also next June. January, April and the weeks Single? Look for new romance or thé happy outcome of a cur- rent one during the balance of this month, in April or June. handlin upon his. personal inclinations. A. variety of capes turn up in haut couture de- signer's collection at the California Fashion Creators press week showings. At left: model Dolores Greer wears basket weave silk Topless Bikini Makes Debut By DORIS KLEIN LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The 'topless' bikini dress made its workers--and there are many) qebyt Thursday before fashion who. are governed by Libra--| agitors. The outfit isn't as bare as it sounds. It consists of a brief bikini pants worn under an 3 ' ,,; above - PP Saco pred stimulating bocial dress, The bikini has no bra, ive the balance of this month, next + Mg dress covers the upper|or Carole Lombard. the - knee - length Designer Joy Stevens intro- One bikini dress was of white Another bikini dress consisted and wool cape and dress ensemble, At. right: 'model Vicki Poure in "flutter sleeve" silk organza even- ing gown. The sleeve is a trademark of the collec- tion. (AP Wirephoto) of a Roman-striped hooded toga with matching bikini pants. | WENT TO 1930S A team of designers, went. to -|bought a cheaper cut at Shoppers' Habits Cause Rise In Food Prices SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (CP) -- While 20 housewives picketed a downtown supermar- ket Thursday, the city's only fe- male alderman was blaming the high cost of food on women's bad shopping habits. The protest march on a Do- minion Store in the business section will accomplish nothing, predicted Ald. Vera Falldien, herself a housewife. ; be careful about what she buys," she said in an interview. "If steak is too expensive, then don't buy it--our family can't afford it, "Last week one type of meat was selling at $1.29 a pound, cents. If you cook it right, it's just as. nutritious." Prices will drop if all women follow a practice of individually Dann mbhhee a eee | aa en suggested, Aton mans mmo MTnMmS AOU BRE OD Am AS TT ey on : Wilf Hussey, manager of the Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce, also criticized the housewives' protest. "If they are going to picket at all, they should picket as many stores as possible at the same time. Indirectly, picketing one store gives it a bad name. People will automatically think this store is the worst offender." Mrs. Joseph Kilbride, organ- izer of 'the protest, said. the store manager had already called her to ask why his store had been chosen. "T told him it wasn't because |we didn't like his store, but be- the 1930s gof theif inspiration, but with an above-the-knee| 1960s look. Their pants suits were tailored in Joan Crawford or Greta Garbo style and their flowing} jump suits in chiffon, voile and| georgette had the wide-legged | clinging style of Jean Harlow | In a group of afternoon | dresses, one of paisley georgette bet wae an apc ase dele duced the outfit at the Cali-/ had a pointed handkerchief hem fornia fashion creators press|that stopped four inches above week showing. t |the knee -- the designer's fa- | vored length. j + imported cotton lace, with a/designed a lady-like collection pe echild born on this day willlfioor length shift with « fitted|for a Les Angeles firm. Her hie. aft syd Pee in}empire line. The bodice was/bathing suits had skirts or lin- | Saaenat ceniatae: and, being/jined to give the model some/gerie touches of embroidery and| a y. » could suc-\cover, But the dress was bare|lace. 94 ot either the business or below the bosom and had a | artistic, world, depending} peek-a-boo effect. with only the|fits was a knee-length Mexican bikini pants as camouflage. One of the most feminine can| | wedding dress in ecru lace over! ja matching, skirted sway suit., Women Need More Qualifications For Management HALIFAX (CP)--Sister Alice Michael, president of Mount St. Vincent University, says women must have more qualifications than men to obtain managerial positions. She told a service club meet- ing Wednesday that "we live in a culture where man's adjust- ment to a successful career is relatively easy while a woman's is much more difficult." Sister Alice Michael predicted an increase in the number of women entering executive posi- tions and said women "wish to be treated like people, not like women." CAROLINE CARTER | | After having been away for six months would like to ann ounce she has returned to work and will be 'available for appointments Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. CREATIVE STYLING 198 King St. E. by John 728-0951 OPEN THANKSGIVING MONDAY & EVERY SUNDAY 50 % polished meter. Retoll Price $16 1614 with ee SPECIAL. OVER 800 STYLES ON DISPLAY many similar 79 You Saw Us At ruary, late April, early May, late June and throughout next August and September. Creative CNE Better Living For the Traveller... @ Jaguar Traveller Kit @ Transistorized Record Player tii See Wednesday's Paper" LYNSAN TRADING co. RR. 3, BURKETON STN, ONT. 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