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cho ANN LANDERS Fortress Of Flesh Build By Fear Dear Ann Landers: The reply} When we began to get calls to the enormously overweight|from the juvenile authorities, I man was an eye opener. Youjtook the boy for counseling. said, "Now that you have sur-|Three different counselors said rounded yourself with a fortress|the same thing, "There is noth- of flesh, try to learn, if you can,/ing wrong with the child. It is what you aré hiding from!" jhis dad. He is ruining the boy I have long been convinced|>y giving in to him, fighting his that there is something more to|battles and making excuses for obesity than the fact that people)!" enjoy food. My sister-in-law was| I tried to get my husband to a slender, beautiful bride--i2)see what he was doing but he "years ago. She was also deeply|accused me of being jealous of religious. Shortly after her mar-|the child, so I gave up. riage she told me in the strict- Today Denny is in prison. He est of confidence that sex was'starts the second year of a five- repulsive to her and she solyear term in December. The hated it that she made up a se-|boy is only 17 and his life is al- ries. of excuses which she uses|ready ruined. Please keep ham- regularly. mering away at foolish parents The woman now weighs 240'who think they are being good} pounds (she's 5'4') and it/to their kids when they let them) makes me sad to look at her. Ijhave whatever they want. --! told my husband I believe his|Tried but Failed | sister has made herself fat as a} Dear Tried: Thank you for cow so she will be physically|your letter. The sin of this fa- unattractive to her husband in'ther is indeed being visited upon the hope he will leave her alone|his son. completely, He says I am -crazy. | | What do you say? -- Amateur| Dear Ann Landers: I am al Shrinker secretary who discovered by ac-| Dear Ann: I say you might be cident that my married boss is right. And I also say something|Maving a torrid affair with a else. It was rock bottom to pass|Woman in this office. When I on information told to you in\learned what was going on I confidence. You should be,!0st all respect for him. ashamed of yourself for betray-| This situation has not affected SE 0R BERS strike up a dashing partner- ship with slacks (as photo- graphed here by the Wool- knit Associates) or with shorts and skirts. Color com- binations are navy for the sweater and bright blue for the lining; pine green and kelly, chocolate and paprika, LACY TYPICAL of the increas- ing popularity for the open knit or crochet sweater, is this lacy crochet all-Ameri- can wool pullover. By Cata- lina, it dramatizes its airy peep-through texture with a contrasting lining for an ef- fective dimensional flash and black and camel. Sizes of two colors. Styled with are 34 to 40. lanky, easy lines, it can --By Tracy Adrian 4| Women's Canadian Club of Lon- 'ition was made at an executive j|meeting Tuesday. _|cial hostess for the government London Club Will Present Awards To Women women will be honored by the don at a special ceremony Jan. 15, 1968. Announcement of the innova- Awards will be presented to Senator Josie D. Quart of Otta- wa and Quebec City, Mrs. Doug- las Blair of Ottawa, Reeve Bar- bara Allen of Tweed, Mrs. Oli- ver Smith of Hagersville and Doris McCarthy of Toronto, The title Senator of the Year will be conferred on Senator Quart, one of six women sena- tors in Canada. Mrs. Blair, who acted as offi- during about 50 state visits this year, is being named Canada's Hostess of the Year. Mrs. Allen is being honored as Reeve of the Year. Mrs. Smith, who teaches In- dians from the Six Nations In- dian reserve near Brantford to make pottery, is to be named) Artisan of the Year. | Miss McCarthy, first woman) elected president of the Ontario) Society of Artists, will be titled Painter of the Year. LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Five! CAREER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING ing your sister-in-law. my work, but every time I see these two together it makes me Dear Ann Landers: The letterSick to my stomach, even from Wabash Blues is very|t"ough I realize it is none of my much like my story. I also mar-|business. music camps in Canada and theyaside, she plays clarinet, saxo-| United States. phone and piano in Vancouver 'When I was little I told myjgroups or joins in family jam ried a divorced man whose wife| wreck now, tell her to wait a\teaf, dumb and blind or should few years. |I leave? -- Miss Inbetween My husband always took the| Dear In: Unless you can per-/ TEACHER IN EDMONTON boy's part against teachers,|Suade your stomach that it is neighbors, me --anyone who/20ne of your business, my ad- My boss is not aware that I/parents I wanted to play one," |sessions with her parents and had walked out and left a ed be ge -_, = oo Iisaid Carrol. "They figured I'd/brother. boy nearly three years old. If WOu! ream of telling him.|-row out of it but after three| ' a Wabash thinks she's a nervous |Should I stay and pretend I am fears of constant talk they final-/@long as it comes. | jly gave in." ton, 285 miles away by bus from Grande Prairie, "School," she says, "'comes| If I had a choice between) Are pl d to announce the opening of a New Branch in OSHAWA. | Day and Evening Classes are now. taking appointments, | Models are welcome. H 145 KING ST. WEST 576-3558 istudy and practice I'd take practice." Her teacher was in Edmon- ORDERLIES TRAINED Alta., where criticized him. He never saw|Vice is to leave. It's not worth anything wrong with Denny. THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW julcers, Dearie. |her parents owned a hotel. Car- |rol made the trips alone, and travelled to Seattle, Wash., for two weeks of "'really concentrat- Harp Is Home ed lessons" a year. | To Girl Musician Summers from 1962 to 1966 | found her at the Banff School of Both personal and financial] CALGARY (CP) -- Changing] Fine Arts or the National Music affairs are under planetary res-|clothes in her harp case is the|Camp at Interlochen, Mich. trictions now. This will not be a/@asiest part of performing for a|Now she moves with the per- good time for buying or selling,|determined 15-year-old who di-|formers--to a harpists' confer- for trying to put over deals of vides her time between Gradejence in New York this summer, any kind. Be especially careful |10 classes in Vancouver and a|then to a master harpists' semi- not to become involved with friends in money matters. Some unpleasantness could result, FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your chart presages an interest- ing year--but with so much de- pending on yourself--especially in employment matters. This will be a year when you will have to curb your innate ex- tremism and a tendency to quit when the chips are down, and "try something else." This will be especially important in April, late May, mid-July and early September. Dis appointments may displease, and you may ei-| Season's engagements with thejnar in Connecticut, then across \Calgary Philharmonic Orches-|Canada on tour with the Nation- \tra. al Youth Orchestra. | "We get some of the funniest} 'When Carrol sets the harp [looks says Carrol McLaughlin. PARA R A naan anna ana, "I just walk into my case and|{ come out in a formal." FI SAL a \¢ | Inside the case her father has)|¢ fitted three shoe boxes, 12/4 | | more ways than one. Because teachers are hard to find, she) has spent much of the last five} EDMONTON (CP) -- Can- ada's first school to train hospi- tal nursing orderlies has been opened by Alberta's education | department. Students in the 30- week course will learn medical and nursing theory and work under supervision in local hospi- tals. oP SN Fine Silver TOOT wee rrww www wer aeserve fine care ther want to tell off the boss a Lass travelling to cities and/ walk out on what you are doing. Don't! Just keep plugging, swal-| low disappointments and know OSH AWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS that, beginning with next Nov- ember your patience will be re-! 20% Discount on Orders of 5 or More Pictures warded. Your personal life should be pleasant for most of the year, with emphasis on romance in July and August; on stimulating social activities in July, Septem- ber and next November, and on travel in August and September --if you are careful not to ex ceed your budget. 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S 1_DAY_ ONLY | WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29" FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. , 10% DISCOUNT SHOPPING FOR THE ENTIRE*FAMILY Ai Zeller's "The Christmas G ift Store' OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE and Don't Miss Out On This Fabulous Money Saving Day of the Year At ZELLER'S 2 Stores IT'S FUN! IT'S EXCITING! JUST SAY CHARGE-IT ! No Down Payment All Details at Our CREDIT SALES OFFICE DOWNTOWN STORE, SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Sorty « «6 we are not allowed to give a 10% Discount on Yardley, Coty and Chantilly Toiletries. tte ee aa "Around the World' \ Hospital Talent '68 will | 'ture 125 student nurses a variety of songs, s and dances this Wednes« Thursday and Friday e' ings at St. Gregory's A ftorium. Attired in color authentic Japanese kin os (left) Miss Nancy F er, Nancy Golden and M: Red Cross EF Take Retre: A workshop for 23 Os Red Cross Homemakers held at the YWCA on | day under the direction of W. R. Worrall, Homer Supervisor of London, Ont The day-long course was fresher on the attitudes duties of a Homemaker covered deportment and ness, moral obligations, factors, special care of : citizens and disturbed ch and general responsibiliti In some cases the s points were brought out b; of skits. The Homemaker Ser started in Oshawa in 1947 three members. Now up Homemakers are em} during one month unde) supervision of Mrs, Ni Hinds. Tea and egg cosies just the thing for favorite bazaar or ma welcome gift to any h maker. You can kni crochet three different tea cosies for large, me or small tea pots as we the miniature size egg | all-of which are made 3 ply patonised, 4 ply p ised or double kni patonised yarn, The ins tions may be obtained sending a stamped, SEWING MACHINE end VACUUM REPAI To All Makes WHITE ELNA SEWING CENTRE 38 Bond West, Oshewe 728-7181 er