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TOOK TO GROUND INDON (AP) -- Thirty-six bers of Britain's Royal Air e stayed down to earth long gh to push a child's scooter one end of Britain to anoth- ) raise funds for the RAF volent Fund. The distance 869 miles from the north- rn tip of Scotland to Land's at the southwestern end of and. Relays of men made miniy in 121 hours and 46 ~ es. SEWING MACHINE ind VACUUM REPAIRS To All Makes WHITE ELNA SEWING CENTRE 38 Bond West, Oshawe 725-7181 PASH aR S ous LING" JES )LIDAYS RII HIS ISb EAH ASO peg tee x x Ww A DO bot Ad He $ ONLY ATURDAY * * ichant- Zeller's 2 night Ke * ae is flashed neckline. > 20. holidays! licked cn 5 to 15; n's Sizes! FRAP I SO eek * x s FLOOR CUSHION TO DELIGHT THE TODDLING SET This rakish rabbit is as soft and cuddly as a real live cottontail. His floppy ears and long eyelashes would surely help him win any race into the heart of youngsters who get him as a gift. Easily sewn, stuffed and trimmed with baby and jumbo rick-rack this KEEP IN TRIM Inspiration To Waverers Reports From Happy Reducers to reduce. In Europe I found 1) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 23, 1967 17 could eat big, meals and lose weight, provided I ate nothing between meals. I lost 28 pounds | in two months in a painless, manner. Since returning home I) continued the plan an have lost} Research Gives Barren Women ficiently encouraged by the re- sults to know that child-bearing is a strong possibility." Similar operations now are ibeing evaluated for two other an additional 20 pounds. Here) By IDA JEAN KAIN Inspiration from other dieters may be just the help: you need. Here 'are reports from: two homemakers who reduced by seemingly different plans. An Ohioan writes: "Five months ago I weighed 160 pounds. I am in my late 50s. I ate and nibbled all day long and before I went to bed, all the time getting fatter. I reduced once by a low-calorie diet' but I was miserable, and re-gained i jpound and today I weigh 137 the weight. | "A physical examination |showed nothing wrong except joverweight. The doctor told me \'two meals a day are enough,' land put me on the two-meal |plan: A late breakfast, no lunch |and an early dinner. I could eat \what I wanted at the two meals, jbut nothing between. He gave me an appetite depressant to |take at first, but I often forgot! it. | "Each week I lost about one 18144 dress and a 34 skirt. As I write this letter I wear size 16 dress and 30 skirt. I feel fine the weight loss. 'At the two meals I can have anything I wish, including des- sert. However, I eat sensibly, portions moderate. Perhaps this other readers. I might add, I about 10 a.m. I have dinner any- time after 5:30. I use 2 per cent milk in all cooking, non-nu- trition sweetener and corn oil vegetables, salads and not a lot of starches. I now hope to eat are my meals now: Breakfast at 7:30. ve i : berg lg 30. I have ajtransplant of ovarian tissueleq by Temple Health Science a .,, |Soup, and a generous slice of |. A and the doctor is satisfied with left-over lean meat, plus a bev-\Which might eventually enable erage. wich of lean meat or fish, with|Pient--was disclosed Monday by pickle. Supper at 9 p.m. A sery-.a Temple University scientist: ' ing of fish, H have only one helping and keep/with catsup, 2 cooked. vegeta-|associate professor of obstetrics d : bles, no sauces. I retire at 11:30 sort of eating plan will help|and do not feel hungry before } bedtime. I hope this idea will have coffee with mt husband at/help someone else," she conclud- 6:30, and then eat breakfast|ed meals would not work for every- one. Most people would be hun-|The proof of the pattern is in gry by 6 p.m. You can reduce'the results. margarine. We eat lean meats,|/by whereby you Hope Of Pregnancy irae Dr. Castellanos discussed the PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The technique at a seminar conduct- _ of hot vegetable! Centre. | SA CAREER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING Are pleased to announce the opening of a New Branch in OSHAWA. Day and Evening Classes are ll} now_ taking appointments, Models are welcome, 145 KING ST. WEST 576-3558 from one woman to another-- Lunch: 12:15--a sand-|pregnancy for the barren reci- meat or chicken, Dr. Hector A. Castellanos, an and gynecology at Temple's school of medicine, said the} transplant had been performed on 12 young women, not purpose- ly for pregnancy. However, he said he was "suf- That many hours between | Our thanks to these two satis- fied homemakers for sharing. any good plan of eating curtail calories, sensibly and keep myself in) shape," she concluded happily. ' UNIQUE PLAN The second homemaker re- duced by putting a wider space between meals. Here is her equally enthusiastic report: }pounds. 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"T Jove rain when that hap- pens." Lillian, a tall, slender girl, works for the Dominion meteo- rological bureau at Toronto in- ternational airport, one of the few "weather women" in Can- ada. Her job is keeping track of existing weather conditions an' reporting on them to plane pil- ots flying in the Toronto area. She also uses charts, radar screens and weather station re- ports to forecast the weather situation at Toronto. Lillian was born in Shanghai where her father was manager of an electric and radio com- pany. The family moved to Hong Kong in 1957, and Lillian was sent to McGill University, Montreal, where she chose to study meteorology. After grad- uation she trained in Ottawa, Toronto and Trenton, Ont., be- fore being assigned to the air- port staff. CHANGED PLANS Personally, I like to believe that a "Thank you" is always "in." So with all due respect to Pilgrims of yore and the women who were their wives, here is an expression of my Thanksgiv- ing gratitude because I'm a woman now. First of all, as a woman should be, I am thankful to be living in a time when it is a re- cognizable fact that a woman's life today can have many stages and roles. Instead of settling for a still view of life that offers no variations, we can all make the scope of our lifetime a contin- uously moving picture in which we do many things. Second, I am thankful to be a woman in a day when education for girls is the rule and not the exception. And I am even more thankful to be around when night schools abound throughout the land and when colleges are beginning to find added ways to offer continuing education to women who want to increase their dimension in the years when they are home with their children. She says her fellow meteorol-; TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ogists are friendly and helpful, but pilots are sometimes a bit rough. "They don't know whether or not to believe I really know what I am talking about," she gays. Jonathan, a Shanghai-born re- searcher in nuclear physics at the University of Toronto, trusts her, though. They had planned on a Mari- times trip for their honeymoon, but on Lillian's advice drove to Virginia instead, missing a cold, rainy weather front. Lillian's sister Nancy, a chemist working in California, also learned to take her advice during a recent visit to Toronto. Third, I am definitely thank- ful to live in an era when tech- loff the shelf and spreading their wings anew. Finally, I just want to count) my blessings for the privilege of |being alive. Though I probably would tave loved to have presided over a hearth, I am just delighted every day when I can push but- tons and have many of say household chores done while J punch typewriter keys. Fourth, I am eternally thank- ful to live in an age when wom- anpower is more important than) it ever was before. 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