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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 3, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday August 3, 1963 15 fire sirens frighten tots dear mrs. Eldred May i suggest a possibility As to Why a child might have the fear of heat going on. Two of my child Ren went through the phase of being afraid of the noise made by fire sirens. When the second began to show fear i thought i d just have to wait until he outgrew it but the older boy came up with the solution. He told us How he had thought the firemen started the fires. This seemed logical since the Milkman brings the milk and the mailman the mail Why not the fireman the fire we made quite an Issue of what the fireman did How and Why and his fear of sir ens was soon Over. Perhaps this other youngster had acquired his fear through some such erroneous connection. Sometimes we dig too deeply into the Why of fears and ignore the loud noises so Many fears Are related in some Way to the Basic fear of loud noises. It is quite natural for a child to. Be afraid of the sound of a fire Siren particularly if it is dose. He outgrows such fears not by concentrating on the Siren but by explanations such As yours As to what it Means. The other child who was afraid of the heat going on May have been frightened by the sound of the Furnace Blower or the expansion and contraction of the heat pipes which occasionally make a booming sound sometimes the noise which triggers the fear is completely unrelated. The vacuum is turned on while the child is playing with some object and his association of the noise to the play thing makes the toy the fearful thing. Children Are frightened by Thi sounds during a bad storm by they usually do not continue being afraid unless parents show fear in front of them. All of us Are startled by sudden loud noises but our reaction can make it seem like a game or a joke. Jump say Boom or imitate some other frightening sound. Soon the child will do the same. Don t Force whatever the fear he should not be ridiculed or forced to face up to the fearsome object until he is ready to do so. Don l Force him to stay in the room when using the vacuum sweeper if he screams when it is turned on. I know one Little boy who ran and hid when his Mother swept the floor. She did not try to talk him out of his fear bul warned him and suggested he play in his room and close the door when she was cleaning. Now at he enjoys nothing More than using the noisy Mach Ine himself. Most of such fears Are Aniag Inary As the objects or occurrences feared Are not dangerous. When nothing unpleasant happens and others around him accept these everyday noises the child becomes less fearful in their presence. Many children suffer child Hood fears. Does yours learn More about the subject in my free leaflet com Mon childhood to obtain your copy Send a stamped self addressed envelope with your request for leaflet number 60 to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of the Winnipeg free press. Of by Mary sue Miller make up to your Tan. As a Tan ripens so should make up shades. Otherwise they can Pale or Muddy your hard won color. Perish the thought obviously it behoves a tanning Lovely to Tan test her cosmetics. Let s make it the project for today first take a critical look at your foundation and powder. The combination should enhance a Tan s depth clarity and glow. To achieve the effect a foundation must be As dark As your skin and glinted with Coppery tones. The Ideal powder Shade is Akin to the foundations but slightly lighter so As to provide translucence. Incidentally the same powder Shade is recommended to those who omit foundation once they Are tanned. For Dewiess How Ever the skin should be prepared with moisture lotion before pow Dering. Visiting Kiv anians were among fhe guests when the ladies auxiliary to the kiwanis club of East Kildonan entertained members of the other kiwanis clubs of greater Winnipeg at the Home of or. And mrs. Archie towns Kildonan drive. From left Are or. And mrs. Towns or Gene Cowherd of los Angeles and or. John Dill of Mont real. Milk White nectar base for summer drinks by Patricia Rusak Toronto up milk has Jeen forgotten As a Cooling sum Mer drink says Ann Bodley nutritionist for the milk foundation of Toronto. Your imagination can run wild preparing colourful milk drinks which Are not Only re Rushing but provide nutrients especially protein for increased recipe serves four and has about 125 calories in each serving. Easy to make children can use their mid afternoon favorite Peanut but Ter to make themselves a Cool ing drink. Mix 1v4 Tablespoons Peanut butter two Teaspoons Honey and one half cup milk until smooth. Then fill the Glass with More milk and a drop of Vanilla and beat again. Ladies facial hair removed permanently Fay latest Short Wova method Soffy quickly the dermis Institute 203 Norlyn medical bldg. We 2-4110 Morosa Beauty Cream gain a Beautiful complexion. Massaged into y o u r skin Morosa guards your Complex Ion i while you sleep your face feels clean fresh Alivel and Youthful. Per. So at drug and kept. Stores August Bride now what about lipstick Liv Ely Golden or Pinky corals Best accent a tanned skin. Wishy Washy shades not Only Dull your color but in contrast with it cause your lips to appear danger Eros sly anaemic. In the Eye department there s magic in Silver Gray or White Shadow. Applied Only to the move Able lids both shades seem to enrich a Tan and magnify the eyes ensconced therein. Should you require further dazzle and that s highly unlikely try this make up with clothes in frosty sherbet or powdery pastel tones. A Sun goddess that s you the eyes of youth you Are not lost to Youthful Beauty because of dark Cir cles puffiness or wrinkles around the eyes. These prob lems can be brought under control by proper skin care cosmetic applications health habits and facial expressions. Methods Are detailed in my leaflet the eyes of youth. To obtain your copy write Mary sue Miller in care of the Winnipeg free press enclosing 10 cents i Coin and a Large self addressed stamped envelope. Miss Blue bomber meet Twenty six contestants of the miss Blue bomber contest sponsored by the women s Advertis ing and sales club on behalf of the Winnipeg football club were Given Competition rules and sche Dules at a meeting tuesday peo meet the reciprocity Council of the . Sisterhood Manitoba provincial chapter will meet at . Wednesday at town n country. Now from scientific Beauty school 425vz Portage ave. Phone Whitehall 3-2245 air conditioned we also do hair colouring and bleaching special Creme cold wave hair Cut special shampoo test curl and All work supervised by instructors. Nominal charge for supplies Only scientific mrs. Bodley says milk can be j chocolate floats Are also Sim mixed with Tomato juice beget i pie for children to make. Place Able juice Apricot nectar grape a heaping Teaspoon of chocolate everything except ice Cream in each Glass add fresh Citrus juices with High Aci one half cup of milk and fill the Dity. I Glass with Ginger ale. All processed or Frozen j an afternoon lift for hard workers can be made by beat juices mix the secret for making smooth milk drinks is to use Well chilled ingredients says mrs. Bodley. The milk will not curdle if All ingredients Are cold. Ginger ale adds sparkle to drinks of Plain milk and fruit juice which can also be garnished with scoops of ice Cream or sherbet in complementary flavors. Colourful touch cinnamon Sticks or any kind j of Candy Sticks make excellent j swizzle tangy milk drinks made with vegetable juices can be garnished with Carrot or celery Sticks Small vegetables or sprigs of mint. Most milk drinks have fewer calories than an ice Cream soda says mrs. Bodley. Soft drinks average around 140 calories an eight ounce Glass but these Are naked calories lacking the nutrients provided by milk and fruit juices. A simple milk drink which mrs. Boxley suggests for meal time variety is one half cup Buttermilk mixed with one half cup Apricot juice. Even people who think they Don t like Buttermilk Are sur prised and ask for the drink has 117 calories. A variation on luncheon cof fee combines one cup of butter milk one cup cold Coffee one half Tablespoon sugar and one half pint Coffee ice Cream. This ing a mixture of two table spoons of Honey and one half cup finely crushed pineapple into three cups of cold milk serving four persons. Another afternoon cooler com Bines one half cup Buttermilk with one half cup Grapefruit juice and is topped with a scoop of Vanilla ice Cream. For larger parties mrs. Bod Ley suggests her perfection punch which serves 20. In a Large bowl Combine six ounce tins of Frozen pineapple and or Ange juice three cups of water three cups of milk one Quarter cup sugar and a Pinch 6t Salt. Just before serving add two pints of Lime sherbet and stir lightly. Surround the serving bowl with crushed ice to keep Cool. The calorie Content of All milk drinks can be reduced by using skim instead of whole milk. An eight ounce Glass of whole milk has 153 calories skim milk has 84. Oman wants 150 Kate crush Toronto Alex Ander regards her appointment As inspector on the metropolitan Toronto police Force As a Vic tory for policewomen. I never dreamed we would get she said after her promotion was announced last month. We were treated As poor re lations. I suppose women go through the same thing in any Field that has been dominated so Long by there were three women on the Toronto Force when mrs. Alexander joined 11 years ago. She now Heads a 35-member women s division for which she would like to recruit another 150 women. The women s division could handle All sex offences and assaults against children. Inspector Alexander said. Women also have an easier time arresting both male and female prisoners said inspector Alexander. It s amazing How the most obstreperous drunk will Calm Down if you Call him mister. Of course policewomen Are always conscious they Lack the physical strength a male officer has and they Are More Apt to rely on the 35-year-old inspector has Learned the secret for working in a Man s Field. When you re a woman in a Man s Job you learn to wait for the right time before you make had big party Humboldt sask. Seven children with their fam Ilies were present when or. And mrs. William Gerwing marked their 50th wedding anniversary Here. Or. Gerwing 75, and his wife 68, have 33 and one great grandchild. The number of families of five or More children is de creasing in Canada. Paris prophetic Balenciaga reached Back to the beginning of the Century for his fall and Winter collection but gave it a Jet age zest that charmed the fashion buyers. Elegance without said a buyer after a 2vi-hour presentation thursday for buy ers Only. It is very feminine and superbly said an other. Balenciaga has designed for the woman from .17 to said a third. There is something just right for every the Basic theme they re ported was the family album look with the flowing Princess lines longer jackets to suits embroidered edges dog Collar jewelled necklines shoulder capes laced shoes and Trilby hats. The Princess line is achieved through fitting steaming and darts rather than Stark Cut the buyers reported. Coats have an easy look and Are often topped with slashed shoulder capes. The slashed Cape carries into evening and is shown on bodices of Little Black cocktail dresses. Prefers diamonds Montreal up actress Jayne Mansfield made a flying visit Here to promote what May be tiie world s most valuable 1911 Canadian Silver Dollar priced at asked if she would consider buying the Coin Jayne indicated diamonds Are a girl s Best Friend. I m looked on she said. Successful living dear Doris letters from canadians have Given me a great lift. Thank you for being my link of Friendship with so Many Friendly people. Here in Palestine life is lonely to some extent for members of the Force. This is an Eastern country and its social life is quite different to that in Canada. We have our own customs and ways of living which Are hard for a Canadian to understand. To my experience with so Many canadians and scandinavians serving the Force life Here is not so lonely if they try to enjoy it. They Only suffer from being away from. Their wives and children. Otherwise i am sure they enjoy every vacation they spend in Egypt or Lebanon or in ear Ope or Cypress or Jerusalem. They also enjoy weekend parties even though these parties Are mostly male parties. George Kunef. Dear George Kunef if they can take it it s great. One Way to see the world. And Canada has its part to play in world service. Meagre com fort for lonely hearts dear Doris where can i get booklets and information on Australia and mostly on the City of Perth and where do i write for information about nursing at Perth s Many hospitals moving South. Dear moving ask his excellency. David 0. Hay High commissioner for the Commonwealth of Australia 90 Sparks Street Ottawa Canada. And subscribe to the Perth daily news for a time ordering either the daily or weekend edition. For this you write to the West Australia newspapers limited St. George s Terrace Perth West Australia. Dear Doris i m 14 and going with a boy 18. I like him very much and i know he likes me but two Days ago we and another couple were parked on lovers Hill and he did try to get a Little fresh. I finally stopped him but we were both very excited. Yesterday he told me that he had been married when he was v and divorced. Now i Don t know what to do. As he May try to take advantage of me As if i were his wife. Should i continue to see him Marg. Dear Marg no no no. The age difference his experience his approach to sex All spell Heartbreak for age fourteen. A to had it your maw in Law May seem and domineering but she is eighty. Her influence is waning. You say your self your husband is beginning to see you More As his companion rather than his Mother. And he is fond of you. Don t give up just before you reach the top of the Hill. For moral support or prac tical help ask Doris Clark. And remember that stamped envelope Reserve your desk now As a particularly heavy enrol ment is indicated for our fall term you Are urged to re serve your desk now. By 10 doing you will be assured accommodation on the Date of your Choice. You May begin your course tues. Aug. 6th August 8th August 12th August 15th August 19th August 22nd August 26th at the Success commercial College Portage ave. At Edmonton St. Phone Whitehall 2-6434 ask for free Catalon in Security Means safety saving phone us 3-7171 Security storage the age and Opportunity Bureau Winnipeg Manitoba requires an executive director to direct and organize a Community program to set up committees create ideas for Home care recreation. Must know trends of service elsewhere. Some research work on needs of elderly people. . Degree required. Should exhibit creative ability imagination and initiative. Salary commensurate with experience and ability. Apply to executive professional division National employment service 344 Edmonton Street new dash at your windows. There s no better Way to give o room a lift than with a change of window treatment. Bright new colors and patterns can do much to i yen a tired room As Well As effectively control Light and air. You can also use a decorative window treatment to hide an uninteresting View. Wallpaper and Matching fabric make this Bay window an important part of the room scheme. Venetian blinds shut out the Sun s heat. When windows Are open blinds allow air to circulate. Calico strips Are sewed onto fabric tapes of the blinds to match Wall drapery trim. Wallpaper is pasted onto the window trim Between the blinds. Copyright 1963, better Homes and gardens 300 Kensington Corner Smith St. Bldg. Phone Whitehall 2-8332 and Portage ave., elevator service Margaret Lee is Joan specializes 1963 trophy Winner for i styling is in hair a tying and is now located hair fashions. 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