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DEAR ANN LANDERS: [
was very much interested in the
letter from the mother of the 18-
year-old boy who was having an
affair with the 35-year-old
woman next door, The boy's
mother was not only mad at the
neighbor but furious with her
husband. When she told him
what his son was doing he
replied, “It's better than fooling
around with a dumb 15-year-old,
The boy goes away to college
soon. He needs some ex-
perience.” In my opinion the
father was right on both counts.

Forty-five years ago, when I
was 16, I had a similar ex-
perience. A 24-year-old widow
who lived downstairs in my
mother’s apartment house
offered to help me with my
homework. After my third visit
she seduced me. My mother
found out about it, went to the
woman, thanked her and
lowered her rent $10 a month.

Tf all mothers were as wise as
mine we wouldn't have so many
kids in trouble today. Why don’t
you spearhead a drive for better
sex education via the Ex-
perienced Older Woman Tutor
System? It would be a public
service, not only for the young
boys who would profit from the
experience, but for the young
girls who should be let alone. It
would also benefit the older
women who are divorced,
widowed or married to men
who are incapacitated, lazy or
busy. — G.T.A.

DEAR G.T.A.: Sorry, but I'm
too busy right now to spearhead
anything. Furthermore, I can

ANI
LANDERS

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think of a few people off hand
who might not go along on the
“public service aspect” of your
plan.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will
you be the jury in a beauty shop
dispute? A woman came in off
the street (no appointment) and
asked if someone could give her
a shampoo and set. One of the
operators offered to take her.
After the shampoo girl had
finished washing the woman's
hair and was about to direct her
to the setting booth, the
customer turned and said,
“Would you mind washing my
back? I live alone and I have
arthritis."" The shampoo girl
was stunned. When she
gathered her wits she told the
customer she did not wash
backs. The customer replied,
“T'll give you an extra quarter.”
The girl said, “I'm sorry but
no.’ The woman then asked
another customer seated
nearby if SHE would wash her
back. The lady gave her a dirty
look and walked away.

Several people in the shop
witnessed this incident and
thought it was revolting. My
question is this! Was it really
such a crazy request? What can
an old woman with arthritis do?
Please answer. — Bystander at
Brady C'est Bon,

DEAR BY: I know of no
beauty shop that washes backs.
The woman should have asked a
friend, relative or neighbor to
accommodate her. Or she could
buy one of those longhandled
brushes and wash her awn back.

New fashion victory

NEW YORK (CP)
Women have won another vic-
tory. This time in the fashion
world. After several seasons
of pushing non-fashion, off-
the-street clothes, most
trend-setting designers have
bowed to the fact that women
like and want clothes to fit
certain occasions.

As Suzy Perette said at her
fall collection showing: “Ad
lib dressing is officially de-
funct.”

Functional clothes have re-

_ turned to their rightful place
on the fashion scene. There is

Recipes f i
ecipes for appetites
CHEDDAR CHEESE AND
PEANUT FILLING
cup (4 ounces)
grated medium cheddar
cheese
cup chopped peanuts
cup salad dressing
tbsp. light cream
OR 2 tablespoons milk
tsp. pepper
Combine all ingredients,
Makes about 6 sandwiches.

CHEESE AND BACON
FILLING
8 ounces cream cheese
6 slices cooked bacon,
crumbled
2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
2 tbsp. light cream
Salt and pepper
to taste .

Blend all ingredients together
thoroughly. Makes about 6
sandwiches, Sandwiches will
keep 2 weeks in freezer but if
bacon is omitted sandwiches
will keep 6 weeks,

SLICED MEAT — Sand-
wiches made with sticed ham,
spread with prepared mustard,
kept well in the freezer for up to
6 weeks, as did sliced chicken
sandwiches spread with salad
dressing. However, slices of
chicken alone between buttered
bread slices dried out after the
first 2 weeks in the freezer.
Sandwiches made with sliced,
highly spiced meats were not
salistactory for freezing,

CHOPPED HAM — Combine
1 cup chopped cooked ham, %
cup chopped sweet or mustard
pickle, few drops tabasco sauce
and 2 tablespoons salad
dressing. This makes enough
for 8 sandwichas and they may
be stored up to 6 weeks in the
freezer.

DICED CHICKEN — Blend 1
cup diced cooked chicken, 2
tablespoons each of blanched
chopped almonds and chopped
stuffed olives, % cup salad
dressing, 1 tablespoon light
cream, and salt and pepper to
taste. This makes enough for 6
sandwiches an they may be
Stored up to 6 weeks in the
freezer,

PROCESS CHEESE
Sandwiches made with slices of
‘process cheese, with or without
salad dressing, will keep 6
weeks In the freezer,

SNOWBALL PUDDING
eggs

cups milk

tbsp. cornstarch

cup sugar

even an interest in real at-
home clothes. This season
Should end the casualness of
the last few years when both
hostess and guests seemingly
just tossed on the first gar-
ments that came to hand.
Now hostesses can look glam-
crous and feminine again, ei-
ther in sophisticated sepa-
rates or seductive clinging
fowns. .

The interest in plaids this
season fits right into the new
at-home category, It provides’
a smart casual effect.

SUNSHINE HEALTH NOG
4 eggs
1 602. can frozen
orange juice
% cup liquid honey
3 cups milk ;
Beat eggs and honey together.
Blend in orange juice con-

centrate. Add milk and whip -

until frothy, Ingredients may be
combined‘in a blender — blend
40 seconds on medium speed.
Serve cold, Makes 6 servings,

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India pointing up links with Soviets

NEW DELHI (Reuter) —
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
is embarking on a series of
visits pointing up India's
strengthened links with the
Soviet Union, but also designed
to assure the world she has not
abandoned the country’s
traditionally nonaligned stance.

The situation in East Paki-
Stan, from where more than
eight million refugees have
crossed into India since March,
is certain to dominate discus-
sion. But there may well be
talks also about relations with
China,

Her first trip, which began
Monday, is to Moscow. It fol-
lows soon after India and the
Soviet Union signed a treaty of
friendship and co-operation
Aug. 9, which first raised the
question of whether India’s neu-
tralist role was being whittled
down in face of new concern

Busy summer

for rescues

Canadian Forces Rescue _

Coordination Centre, Victoria
logged one of its busiest
summers on record with an
increase in aircraft, marine,
mercy missions and other

incidents the centre an- | §

nounced today.
Aircraft incidents increased
from: 30 to 46; marine from 499
to 502; and mercy missions
from 67 to 83 over last year's
figures, All told the rescue
centre recorded 696 incidents
in the June-August period
‘marking the largest number

_ handled since the centre's. -

formation in 1947,

In addition, the Victoria
Rescue Region’s facilities
were instrumental in saving
110 lives since Jan, 1 this year,
This compares with the figure

for all of 1970 of 99 lives saved.

about its always-uneasy rela-
tions with Pakistan.

India has denied that the
treaty is anything more than its
litle suggests. In late October
Mrs. Gandhi is making an 18-
day tour of Western capitals,
where one of her main aims will

* be to persuade her hests that the
treaty does not mean the end of
a non-alignment for New Delhi.
HAS BEEN INVITED

The Western tour, which
takes her to Belgium, Austria,
Britain, the United States,
France and West Germany, is
largely in response to long-
standing invitations.

But if the Moscow trip has not
seriously disturbed the Western
governments, it can hardly
have increased their belief in
New Delhi’s protestations that
India remains entirely neutral,

And if India’s relations with

the Soviet Union are strong,
those. with the U.S. are dis-
tinctly ragged. Washington is
seen in New Delhi as supporting
Pakistan's military regime,
which is trying to resolve the
East Pakistan turmoil and
crush efforts to separate the re-
gion, ;

Most people believe that the

treaty with the Soviet Union
was signed because India felt it
needed friends at a time when
tension was again building up
with Pakistan.

West and East Pakistan are
separated from each other by
more than 1,000 miles of Indian
territory. Indo-Pakistani rela-
tions have never been good
since the division of the Indian
sub-continent in 1947, and the
countries have twice fought
wars over the horder state of
Kashmir, .

5ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

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Rogister on October 4th, 1971

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Fees are payable on registration date and include tuition,

course material

and examination jee,
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For further

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Clearly the East Pakistan sit- .

uation will ° dominate
discussions in the capitals Mrs.
Gandhi will visit. But even the
Russians are expected to
caution India once again
against any moves that could
lead to a war with Pakistan,

’ such as recognition of the seli-

proclaimed government of
Bangla Desh.

Few expect the talks in Wash-

ington to result in any change in
the American position on Paki-
stan.

The U.S. has been the largest
aid donor for the refugees,

Eurocan Pulp &
Paper Go. Ltd.

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Mr. Russel A. Dunn,
President, is pleased to
announce the appointment of
a.m. van Alen as Senior Vice-
President - Operations. Mr,
Van Allen formerly
responsible for manufacturing
facilities will now
assume responsibility for afl
operating divisions of
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teaspoon vanilla
Bring milk to boiling,
Separate eggs and beat whites
to soft peak stage. Add 2
tablespoons sugar and beat
whites until very stiff. Spoon
egg whites {nto boiling milk. As
the egg whites rise in milk, turn
and jet rise again. Spoon.
“snowballs” into serving
dishes, Combine egg yolks, 4
cup sugar and cornstarch, Thin
with 1. tablespoon cold milk.
Pour into warm milk and cook
until slightly thickened: Add .
vanilla, Pour over snowballs.

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