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PAGE TWO THE GUARDIAN NOVEMR 30, 195S

SUSSEX, N. B., (GP) - A New Brunswick plant, started as an ex- periment less than a year ago, plans to produce 75-gauge nylon hosiery, the finest gauge ever at- tempted in North America. The Sussex branch of Sheer Silk Hosiery Mills Ltd., is operated by 65 New Brunswlckers--63 men and two wonten. At this time last vear they knew no more about knitting than Prairie farmers knew about squid-jigging. Only a handful of instructors were available when production be- gan but the local employees caught on quickly and within a few weeks operations were in full swing.

Company president Dallas Grant says the people of New Brunswick are "very adaptable for this type of work" and have made real strides in the operation. Although the Slotklmis are knit- ted in Sussex. they have to be re- fined at the parent company in Sherbrooke, Que . before being plac- ed on the market. Mr. Grant says that the only drawback in productznn of ex- tremely fine tzzluge stockings, is that. they require a finer denier nylon than i: made on this side of the Atlantic. Until such times as it is pro- duced here. he said. the company will import 10-denier yarn from Italy. He did not say what effect this would have on the pr:ce of the new hosiery.

' '1 3 Morning Smile

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Honrderz The person who buys the last few cans of what you were about to buy a case of.

Llver Loaf-Servos 6

1 11:. liver

lilb. hamburg

I c. bread crumbs

1 onion chopped fine

Juice of '2 lemon

1 egg, well-beaten

2 tbsp. tomato catsup

1 tsp. salt

at tap. pepper

Tomato juice or milk to moisten. Skin liver. parboil in salted wa- ter 10-15 minutes. Drain, chop and nix with other ingredients. Pack mixture into a greased baking pan. Bacon may be used to line pan or may be placed on top. Bake at 350 degrees F for l hour.

Very Sheer Nylons For Milady To Be Manufactured At Sussex, N. B.

ELLEli's A By an Inn: ru-nun was

Before many hours have passed, Steplll-he over the threshold of mid- night. and that dark magic minute which serves to separate the old month and the new, we shall enter Decembers Dortal. Silently, w. suspect we shall come to it. along the 10Vel.v avenue of sleep.

A white house, will it be? with snow, and of feathery flakes cap. D1118 its roof. Shall we too catch a sight of the white of frost-dies mnnds studding it brightly,spark. ling in the sunlight or in the sliver of moonlight? And above M W, invariably see them will not. the the old stars then have assumed that scnsonal air of mystery; and below on a hillside, shall we not fancy again patient shepherds and their flocks?

Whatever the outside of De- cembcr's house may be, within we know will be cosy with the genial warmth of fires. and, once the twilight begins tn deepen, bright with the glow of the lights. There

ore shall find without fail the high anticipation and bustle of the Christmas season which no matter our age can never be denied. And there too in the music of that Holy ltimc, and in tho words oi El touch- ing Story of old re-road, we shall .find com.forting renewal of our lialth in things of earth, even pvorld-ovor Peace and Goodwill

among men. . 0

i "I'm thinking of Christmas," s. ,

little fellow said puckering his brow lln thought this moming. "I want-now what do I want! I'm not just sure," he nodded. ”l'll have to think it over. "And what are you asking for?" ”OnCe your hair has tumed to silver," James chuckled, patting fondly the lad's dark head, "it doosnlt much matter what one asks for-it's nnly a. waste of

forgets the llko of us. I'm thinking if he manages to remember you children, that will satisfy her." soled his Grandfather," it's no harm to ask!"

month of melancholy gestures which nears now its close. Looking

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Alice Brooks Designs

:2-men nor DOLLI

He wears b0y5' size-2 clotheg. stands 32 inches high.-and no matter what your age, you can't ralst him! A real playnmto for 3, lucky child-the hit of the bazaar:

Use flesh-colored fabric for his body, straw yarn for hair. Pattern 7175: pattern for 32-inch doll only.

send Twenty-five Cents in coins for this pattern (stamps cannot be occupied) to ALICE BROOKS De. signs em The Guardian. 60 Front Street West, Please print plainly Name, Address and Pattern Number.

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Q. In it proper to breathe upon one's eyeglasses in public when one is cleaning them?

A. No. In the first place, try to avoid cleaning the eyeglasses in public, and above all, the act of holding them in the open mouth and exhaling upon them. If ab- solutely necessary to clean them in the presence of others, try to wipe them without resorting to this last offensive method.

Q. when passing the plate for I second helping, should one hold the knife and fork in the hand or place them on the table?

A. Neither. The knife and fork should be left. on the plate.

20w; off

the above savings.

PBE-CHRISTMAS SALE S OF DRESSES

Make the most of the merry time with our shapely young Dresses, new in cracking fall colors, and at

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not not oourous on GIANT nuns

"He turned to us." '1

"But you never know." he coun- :

But this is still November the

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breath. You know Santa sort of -- A

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GIVE MATE

- l FABRIC SAVER

ONE yard of 35-inch for the small size! Little more for the other! M shown in diagram this apron is ONE piece plus tics and pockets. so thrifty and so easy. make more for yourself, give more gifts! Good for bazaars. Saves money, time and fabric!

Phttern 4718: Mlmn' Sines small if-lo; medium is-20. Smell sine takes one yud as-inoh fabric.

This pattern easy to use, simple to saw. is tuned for fit. Has com- plete illustrated instructions.

Send Tl-llrty-flvo cent: (He) in coins (stamps oumot be accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly size. Name. Address. Style Number.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS, clo The Guardian. oo Front street West, Toronto, Canada.

The Food chopper

Tlu knives of a food dropper eventually become dull. But if I place of sand coop, or scouring brick, or small ends left from the cakes of scouring soap. is run through the food chopper 1n the some way as you would nm I vegetable or piece of blood. it will brighten and sharpen the knives. Then Wash thoroughly to runove all of the grit.

Toilet Perfume

A good toilet perfume can be

two ounces of sloo-

mado by

hol with one-lnlf o of orris root. Keep in a tle. tkhtly corked, and shake well before using.

their loyal subjects, three of which are seen a over on their tour of the Commonwealth coun ful island, planted a tree, attended a government house garden party. ing two guests, and a state dinner. As it was ihe fll'Fl vial ' since it was established in 1609, the Queen also addressed a joint was happy to "find so fine and vigorous a growth." The ::j

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A Soldier's Return '

Though Wife Will Be Glad To See Mate, She Hopes Army Has Changed Him

DEAR MISS mx: rm the 3-year-old wife of 1 soldier who has been in Korea for 17 months. and is due home soon. Before he went away I knew I didn't love him. but thought the separation would change my feelings. It hasn't! I-leis a dependent person, has always shunned responsibility, and puts off any suggestion that we have children. Now that hole coming home, I know I'll be glad to see him, but can't coin- vert this glodlneu into love. 'I'l1o2-eta no one else so for as I, at least, am

mee-med.

A CHANCE

Although Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh have oolne long be remembered, for wherever bove. During their ah

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ANSWER: Thelrels always the chance that the Army may have endowed your man with the sense of responsibility he lacked. If he re. turns with the some ideas he carried away with him, and you still feel that your marriage wont work out, a separation would be better than

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"and gone, their one-day

they went they were widely cheered by qrt stay in Bermuda-the first stop- tlries-they took a boat trip and drive around the beauti-

where they are seen, top. greet-

" it reigning monarch to the colony

ssion of parliament. She said she

, . next port of call is Jamaica.

V. The far: Say”

By Genevieve Kembls

For Tomorrow

SINCE there is a tendency to- ward friction during the early hours, place particular emphasis on courtesy and tact during this period. Avoid controversial sub- jects and keep all discussions on an impersonal basis. Be careful in signing documents. In situations involving the possibility of extra responsibility or additional financ- ial obligation, do not commit your- self in writing.

The evening hours us less re- strictive snd. in some surprising way. you may be shown in what great affection and esteem you are held by members of your house- hold. You may also find keen de- light in news from afar.

For the Birthday

If tomorrow is your birthday. your determined efforts over the past. few months should finally overcome the barriers to success before the year is out. At this point, however. let evenm proceed at their own pace, and do not try to force issues. You have given of your best and the time has come to relax. '

Personal relationships will play an important role in your life dur- lng the new few months. and ii: would be advisable for you to en- large your circle of acquaintances fmm both a business and social point of view. Financial gains made during December and January should be consolidated to put fut- ure security on on even more sound basis in 1964.

A chlldbornonthlsdoywillbe endowed with great integrity, loy- alty and generosity.

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I. What isw-rung with this sea- tenoe? "My plan is identical to yours. and we must reach a decis- ion or else lose out."

2. What is the comet pronunci- ation of "aluminum"?

8. Which one of thee words SI miamelledl Sophomore, semaphore. serenade. satirical.

4. what does the wand "anter- ior" mson? .

5. what is I word beginning with on that means "lo emphasise"?

ANSWER!

1. Say. "My plan is identical with yours. and we must reach I decision or lose (omit outl.” 2. Pro- nounce the drst u as in use. not so in rude. I. Bemsplmre. 4. Before in time; prior. "Intellect is the power anterior to all action." 5. Accent.

' Seven Ilays . . A Week

. by Anne Ilnluua) K

1. MONDAY: Last day of No- vember and Mavis says with I nets of gladnesa in her voice, "To- morrow December starts isn'tthat nice?" We think so too, though it has been very lln-December-like weather so far. How interested this snail miss is in the people who come and so in the run of

in the house is Just tops. "Just think," she says, fr used to have to dress up with a coat and hat and go I long piece. Now when Mom says "I need baking powder" I just open the door, run out into the shop and there it is, sitting right on the shelf in front of mel" We think. too, that the peoplewho come and go are interesting. Each has pl”ObleH'I5' worries or joys to share and talking across the coun- ter to them makes our own prob- lems lighter and our joys increased.

The "Bread-man", a cheerful, blue-eyed lad. is former classmate of our older boys, but now mar- ried. tells us happily, "I have a brand new daughter!" The "Coke- men" deposit full cases of drinks, carry out the empties. pat. Mavis on the head, tease her a bit. and then with s cheery "Good-day Ma'am" are on their way down the red ribbon of road to the next stop. Then these is the "oil-man" and various agents and travellers. all courteous and each contribut- ing some measure of interest to the ds.y's events. one says "My litle son has an incurable heart ailment", and I can only sympa- thize and remind him that new discoveries are being made every day and some day soon what is an incurable malady now will be eas-

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HEALTH AND OBITY

For I number of years I have been writing I. weekly article on Your Health and Your Weight, with most articles dealing with overweight (obesity) because the majority of men and women at or past middle age are overweight. However, as obesity is so common. its dangers and disadvantages so easily acquired. I believe it wise to write about it more often than

' once a. week.

In New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. D. P. Barr. writing on health and obesity states-

"obeslty is both dlsadva.nta86' ous and dangerous . . . Obesity pre- disposes to diabetes, increases the tendency to hypertension (high blood pressure), favors the de- velopment of atherosclerosis (fat substances which block the blood vmsels) and contributes to heart failure. It increases the incidence of gallstones. It causes shortness of breath on exertion, intolerance to heat, and excessive sweating. It leads to maceration (softening of a. solid by soaking), intertrlgo (chafing of the skin), eoxema and boils. It lessens the chest capacity by decreasing the elastic nbrel in muscles controlling the breathing. causes flat feet, hernia (rupture) and arthritis of hips and knees.”

In every form of physical activity it increases the amount of work the heart has to do because the body has to lift or carry the extra bur- den of weight caused by every pound of fat.

Further, it is unestbetio as it spoils the shape or curves of the body. is socially unacceptable and is psychologically crippling. The obese individual always feels that he or she is the object of pity or derision which lowers their morale (inferiority complex).

"Obuity shortens a life that has been made ridiculous and miser- able by its presence."

As we read about the dangers and disadvantages of obesity as outlined by Dr. Barr, we must not forget that medical examiners for life insurance companies supply even more evidence against obesity as a. health hazard and life insur- ance companies give personal talks to policy holders on these dangers and offer a. premium of red ced rates to them if they will re uce their weight to normal limits and keep it there. Their statisticians re- mind them that every pound of ex- cess fat shortens their lives by one year.

Mushroom: and tuna our sound like a delicious combination! Those are the ingredients for a tuna scal-

flne Ohriotmu-week Iuggeruons for home entertainers.

TUNNA ICALIKDP

2-! u. noodle

it cup onion chopped

36 cup grated cheese

Salt a.nd- pepper

1 can cream of mushroom soup

1-7 as. out turn full

at to 1 cup milk

Cook and drain noodlu. Dilute mushroom soup with milk until right oonslotsncy. Arrange layers of noodles, tuna doll, onion: and chase in casserole. Pour mushroom soup and milk over each layer. Dot with butter-sud oover-with crumbs. Bake in 860 degree even so min- Mei.

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Q. How can I get the maximum of heat out of nu burners?

A. The 1:: burners must be given proper attention in order to secure the right kind of flame and the maximum of hoot. The bum- on should be washed often with soap suds and water to prevent them from becoming clogged. i

Q. What can I do when kid gloves have become spotted by rain

pa?

A. Do not allow them to dry. but while they are still on the hands and damp. rub very gently with a. damp cloth so that the rain drops are scattered. If this is done in time, the gloves will not spot.

Q. How Ihould a lamp be plmoed when reading?

A. The light should always mine from the left and slightly to the rear of the chair when one is reading. Never lie down to read, as this position produces a. strain on the eyes.

Q. How can I dye white shoes black?

A. Try using a. quick-drying black enamel paint. It often wears better than liquid or paste dyes,

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Two-year-old Johnny Gieale: of Wolkerton, Ont, Iondles the pet cat which is credited with saving his life. while playing with his cat near his home, Johnny ntcppled into a. -creek. '1')-,5 lzltten raced home, a.la.g-mm; Johnnyls parents, who were able to rescue the boy before he

and doesn't wear off so easily.

drowned.

3 lengths to suit you...Short, Average, E Tall! So superbly contoured, it makes the most of every curve. The sculptured bodice and hem are pernnnentlybeautiful in Harvey-Woods exclusive iluting. White, dawn pink, sky blue, shock red, black and navy.

Sizes 32-42. About" 58.95. MalcIn'1lg panties about 52.95.

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R. T. Holman Ltd.

summersldo

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S. A. McDonald Seniors Ludles' Wear

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Prowu Bros. Ltd. on Queenvlt.

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You can "buy nar- voy-Wood Nylon- Sllpo at those