anaheim-gazette 1961-12-07

Seams to Me Animal Bibs Are Delight to Young by patricia scott With little ones around the house, feeding time can often be a problem. Animal bibs will help encourage the feeding spirit and will delight the youngsters as well. These bibs make marvelous gifts for young relatives or friends. For Each Bib You'll Need: one terry face cloth; 2 or 3 yards of bias tape double-fold (depending on size of face cloth); ball fringe for eyes and nose; contrasting color fabric scraps for ears and tongue (percale is desirable). Dog Bib (Top Sketch): 1. Cut 3 vertical sections for face and ears. The face is 7 inches wide and the ears are in place. Bind neck curve starting and ending with a 18-inch tie string. 7. For face, use bias tape for mouth and a strip form mouth to nose, as shown in sketch. Use percale fabric tab for tongue; hand embroider or make several machine-stitched rows for whiskers, eyebrows and outline of eyes. Tack on ball fringe for eyes and nose. Freckles are made with French knots. Cat Bib (Middle Sketch): 1. Cut a circle 9 inches in diameter. Cut matching ears from face cloth and percale fabric. 2. Cut neckline curve 1½ inches deep and 4 inches wide. Bind outer edge of face. Bind terry and percale fabric ears together. 3. Bind neck curve, starting and ending with a 15-inch tie string. Then, stitch ears in place. 4. For face, use percale tab for tongue. Hand embroider or run several rows of machine stitching for whiskers, eyebrows and outline of eyes. Tack on ball fringe for eyes and nose. Mouse Bib (Bottom Sketch): 1. Cut a circle 7 inches in diameter. Cut matching ears from face cloth and percale fabric. The rest is done the same as the Cat bib starting from step each 2 inches wide. Omit the outer border of the face cloth. 2. Cut a curve on the bottom of the 7-inch section and cut a neckline curve on the top, 1½ inches deep and 4 inches wide. 3. Cut a curve on both ear sections and make each 8 inches long. 4. Cut 2 matching ears from percale fabric. 5. Bind outer edge of face from top of cheeks and around chin. Bind terry and fabric ears together. 6. Pin side straight raw edges of terry from where the binding ends, towards the right side ¾ inch. Over this fold, stitch ears string. Then, stitch ears in place. 4. For face, use percale tab for tongue. Hand embroider or run several rows of machine stitching for whiskers, eyebrows and outline of eyes. Tack on ball fringe for eyes and nose. Mouse Bib (Bottom Sketch): 1. Cut a circle 7 inches in diameter. Cut matching ears from face cloth and percale fabric. The rest is done the same as the Cat bib starting from step No. 2. Miss Scott is always glad to hear from her readers and whenever possible will use these questions in her column, but because of the great volume of mail received daily, she cannot answer individual letters. For your copy of FIFTEEN GIFTS YOU CAN MAKE, write to Patricia Scott in care of The Daily News, enclosing a long, self-addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents in coin to cover printing and handling costs. The subjects for this fascinating booklet were selected from among Miss Scott's most popular columns. FIRST THE SUDS, THEN THE SAUCE: Here's advice for holiday cooks from an "antique cookbook: "Pluck the Christmas goose and wash in and outside with hot soapy water." This old-fashioned "recipe" still goes — whether your Christmas bird is the traditional goose, duckling, turkey, or chicken! Just be sure to rinse and dry it well. Drain a can of cling peach halves. Place cup side up in shallow baking dish. Top with sweet-and-sour red cabbage and crisp crumbled bacon. Place in same pan with pork roast for 15 to 20 minutes to heat through. Serve as hot fruit accompaniment for the meat. EXHAUSTED OR time of year when work speed. How do you sup To let it wear you and tense, a woman pleasures of the season partake of it. Too, as comes to look and feel Combatting fatigue inline duty. Among the was chosen as it takes You simply close th—on the world. You thbly warm water, subme scrub-up, soak your fat a soak acts like a balm For an even more r bubbles or crystals to has extra-soothing pro fact! Or you might add water. There's a way, if to get a two-in-one treat form of water-permeable ed from Europe, a gelée is spa-formulated with vitamins. But however you d you take it, you will a therein. INSTANT For 50 ways to look "INSTANT BEAUTY T overcome such annoyance lipline, straggly hair, a how to create glamour fi sories. All in the wink o write me in care of this addressed, stamped envo 1961 Field GOODYEAR TIRES hot fruit accompaniment for the meat. 1961 Field YOU CAN CO 1 FOR THE MONEY! ONLY $95 DOWN 2 FOR THE SHOW! THREE & FOUR BEDROOMS 1 ¾ BATHS QUALITY • INTEGRITY • CRAFTSMANSHIP HIGHE GAR Home maker's Page Wright About Fashion— Color May Be Worn With Confidence by Ollie Wright For some mysterious reason, the "little black dress" has become a symbol of universal correctness. When in doubt, wear black; to underdress, wear black; to invest wisely, buy black. From the one black wool dress each college freshman includes in her wardrobe, to the variety of black crepes in a society woman's life, the acceptability of black in unquestioned. Until a short time ago, every Paris collection featured an important group of blacks. These were played up in the press along with any drastic silhouette changes. But now color has become the issue. People in the fashion world are appearing in greens and blues and oranges. You can't go to a good restaurant in New York without seeing color everywhere. This is new and refreshing and everyone wants to be a part of it. Often times when you aren't part of fashion day in and day out, it takes much longer to grasp a trend or to accept a change. It takes aggressive buying on the part of the small shop owner or buyer to make fashionable merchandise available to their customers. This season, buy a colored dress or suit or coat and wear it with conviction. Try to get over EXHAUSTED OR EXHILARATED? This is the one of year when work and social pressures gather need. How do you suppose you'll react to the pace? To let it wear you to a nub would be a pity. Tired and tense, a woman loses her power to enjoy the measures of the season ahead, to dispense cheer or partake of it. Too, as her vitality drains away, she comes to look and feel like a ghost of seasons past. Combatting fatigue consequently becomes a female duty. Among the many methods, the following is chosen as it takes so little time: You simply close the door — your bathroom door on the world. You then fill the tub with comfortably warm water, submerged to the chin and, before a stub-up, soak your fatigue away. In just ten minutes, soak acts like a balm to the nerves, body and spirits. For an even more restful effect, add scented bath bubbles or crystals to the water. A perfumed bath is extra-soothing properties. It's a psychological act! Or you might add a dry-skin conditioner to the water. There's a way, if ever was, for a rushed lovely get a two-in-one treatment. Conditioners take the form of water-permeable oils and bath gelee. Import-from Europe, a gelee offers multiple benefits, as it spa-formulated with a cleanser, deodorizer and amins. But however you draw your bath or whenever you take it, you will arise revitalized from lolling rein. INSTANT BEAUTY TIPS For 50 ways to look lovelier, send for my leaflet, "INSTANT BEAUTY TIPS." It shows you how to overcome such annoyances as chipped polish, ragged line, straggly hair, and even stuck zippers; also how to create glamour fillips with makeup and accessories. All in the wink of an eyelash! For your copy write me in care of this newspaper, enclosing a self-pressed, stamped envelope, and 5c in coin. 1961 Field Enterprises, Inc. I COUNT ON IT! 2 R THE OW! E & FOUR ROOMS BATHS 3 TO GET READY! FOR MORE BUILT-INS & FEATURES THAN EVER BEFORE! 4 TO GO! TO HIGHLAND GARDENS IN BEAUTIFUL EAST ORANGE HIGHLAND ARDENS balanced power modern pauline wireing Include good buttons and belts (that cost money) and many details done by hand that "carve" the shape of the garment into it. You can feel the difference and the way a good dress stands up under wear will assure you of a good investment. Ollie Wright is always happy to hear from readers, and will answer questions if you will write to her in care of The Daily News, enclosing a self-addressed stamped envelope for reply. "What to Look For When Buying A Dress," a booklet by Ollie ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, December 7, 1861 Wright, is a valuable guide to making worthwhile wardrobe selections. For your copy, write to Ollie Wright in care of The Daily News, enclosing a long, self-adressed, stamped envelope, and 20 cents in coin. HILGENFELD MORTUARY four galleries on Broadway, Anaheim 120 F. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 FREE A CHRISTMAS STORY BOOK FOR BOYS & GIRLS In this delightful little 12 page book, illustrated in full color, Santa and his friend, Robert C. Wallaby, actually move and pop out of the pages in a way that children love. It's a pleasant, tiny tale, filled with the fun of Christmas, and it ends with a moral that good little boys and girls will understand. Excellent for reading out loud—or as a gift for your favorite youngster. Stop in for your free copy now at your nearest California Federal Savings office. Why not open a savings account for a child, too? 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