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Si 4.4 It's big enough to cook a sheep and it's lined so you can actually use it. I made it for a hotel in the French West Indies. It costs $500, and they haven't picked it up. I don't care. It's a conversation piece." Bridge says people are beginning to learn that it's fun to cook. "They are entertaining and eating more at home, because eating out is expensive and in most places the service is poor." It's not hard to become a good cook, he believes. if only you follow a few simple rules. The first absolute must is patience. "There's a certain amount of trial arid error and you learn by your mistakes. A second must is to shop well and a third is to have the right equipment "Buy a few good cookbooks is the last. I'm partial to Julia Child, but Craig Claiborne's is a good basic book. So are McCall's and The Joy of Cooking.' " :r? 4. 2,, ,, ?,4'F.,::. ::,0.4::0, ,,..,. ' :'''C'' .4,,: M.- :-: 3,,e :ow mig...w.: ,:?4-?:,,- CON- DEAR CONCERNED: The couple should invite whomever they want to attend their wedding. Those who refuse to come will be the losers. I see no reason for concern. AW1.. ......... :;, .. DEAR ABBY: Last month, my children, boy and girl ages 8 and 9, rode over to their, grandma's on their bikes. (She's their father's i r: ,;'' ';' :,,o. handled? 14,: ,4, ,:,, tof01,,'N:,,No Nek.- .. ,, , ?o: be "7,, mother.) They walked into the house, looking for her,: and found her kissing a man who wasn't their, grandpa. They ran out of the house without knowing if they were seen. They came home and told me about it, and I explained that what Grandma was doing was wrong. (Yes, Grandpa is still alive and living with Grandma.) My husband and I know what's going on with Grandma, but we didn't want the kids to find out. She has more than one boyfriend. Yesterday, my husband's sister phoned' about drawing names for Christmas, which we always do at Grandma's. My problem is my. kids don't want to go to Grandma's at all now. Should we tell Sister why my kids don't want to draw names? Also, should I tell my mother-in-lawhat my kids saw? Or should we act like nothing happened? I don't know what to do anymore. UNDE- Deseret News photo by Howard C. Moore CIDED IN MARYLAND DEAR UN: Level with Grandma and tell her if she's going to carry on that way, she should lock her doors. I can understand your children's feelings, but they'll recover. Don't discuss Grandma's indiscretion with Sis. Or anyone else. In time, the incident will have lost its importance. Keeping posted on doing the right thing By Elizabeth L. Post The laide in cooperation with the hostess makes up the list. In this way the bride can divide up orosnective guests (if there is to be more than one shower) so that no one is invited to more than one or two of them. DEAR MRS. POST: Who determines the number of guests to be invited to a shower. And who makes out the guest list? MARGO DEAR MARGO: The hostess decides on the number of guests since she is paying for the shower. Steve D. ROBERT ALVIN MOSS family of Robert Alvin Moss will an open house in honor of his Birthday on Sunday. Nov. 16, 1975, from 630 to 8:30 p.m. at his home, 460 South 100 East, in Bounti tuf NO Pitts, please. Stavropoulos The hold 85th BOAT STORAGE BOATS He is a re- OPEN SIOWAYS r"... je!21,7'k :4-- 04 - LT j FIT YOU LIKE A i ;! I : Ili1.- 1 : : : :: ,t 1 pojs Li do i lilt, k - .,-- - , lig 1; I tk?r,ej eyi with our wide rang. of PIT $n00 OFF I .. lk.e t: , tun eisevehors, 416KK. pboutt tthir dOn't fit as well. With our 'Super Joy' "The Joy is in the wearing!" on your first Bra S2' Get on your second JOY BRA SALON 4Tnisild.Holtdbadyc ts :: a - IL.. 7, 1:' Al -- C.,,,,,,,figalmomm,". SPECIAL I It.- - It t.. ,' , i Nr.;o 17:: ' - 'al'.".m."t ).-- ... 280 to )t W , ., , Z 1 ''. 114,. W. ")1t7sfr. 1 sizes Largo wwneri ,,,.. '01111 i , A s. lo , 4 'Avei' - ft4ftow,A.ft,.,4,,. NO BRA CAN 4 ''iitta),S. ,..r- - 44- ,t, 1;04, 1,41 L. elmosimisamm,mmwm, ,,,,, The daughter S and son of Steve D. Stavropoulos will honor him at a family dinner celebrating his 95th birthday at the home of his tired U P. Railroad employee 18' Oil LISS S4S UP ALWAYS 95TH BIRTHDAY son. WINTER SEASON ASS9 SO 230D have it your way II 85th BRTHDAY -- .. i.,.:.:,:z.i,::i:,..:i1 ::,..,.,,..7.::: ,' V.0,240". .t, ' ':: 4 : f C- s; ;i:V '1. 1 :,: 4,44stimoigos,,,, 'e 4 t'. 0 i, g. I " 67dK ... .; ' ... ... Bridge's itself is no more a source of supply than Fred Bridge is the usual kind of owner. The place is actually four floors crammed with kitchen supplies, most of which have been imported from France. Among his favorite creations is the pan Rudolph Stanish uses at all the omelet parties. It's solid, heavy aluminum. On his shelves are a special pan for making French bread and a special receptacle for quiche, to say nothing of a bag of aluminum beans that keep the pastry from shrinking and help it turn brown. One of the oddities in the shop is a giant copper pot. ::' , .. i CERNED "I feel there is a unique feeling between young person and an old person that is not duplicated on any other level. In many ways grandparents are more understanding, easier to talk to than parents. Also many grandparents feel and act younger around their grandchildren." And one of the most important contributions a grandparent can make, he says, is to provide an example of growing old. Ile told of an uncle he recently visited in man the hospital. "Here was a suffering from spine degeneration, in great pain. Yet he would joke with the nurses, had a good word for everyone. "The day is coming when we all will face old age, life's miseries. "An example of how to cope and continue on in spite of adversity, an example of the courage to endure, to laugh despite suffering is worth a great deal." And that, says Dr. White, is one of the greatest gifts a grandparent can give a parent or a grandchild. s difference ,04;i;'4.k41: 'g. ".,',':';- ;:.-4- ' k 15.ilWeilkairw' ., AL.' I t:':" ,,,..,,,,.,:...7, !!' er ''''''' 4rat,'40 t ''..:::.:;.-,:.0.0.... ,;'t4'' vt5., ' ,4:',7.,",.01.4,:xommtowocfmwripm,,,' W......'',0"17' ,.:: ;:-- 5' i ''''''''. V: ; :. .'" .1':' i,.:,......:,...4,,.,.t::,.,,44:.:3;A 3.4-:- .; ,.. '' ,' ff..; ..---. ... l ::.:1 ,: , - ',AA., N.,, ,:: i' -: .," ' .: ,,,,, ..4" .06.: this should How ......,..tro4 a One reason is the conflict that can result between parent and grandparent about raising grandchildren. Another reason is the fact that being a grandparent is a sign of growing old and a lot of people fear this. But. says Dr. White, the very age ':...:':!....,,: 4, ..4..40.,,,,,, , - 'f;::'.,,-..,-- 4:,.::,,.co,,,:g;,,,, 51, ' .V.:'.:'f ,.....; .. ..,...,' ,::.A, :,,, one-thir- ..., ..,...: ....:.... ... ....,, ,,,,, 4CS::,:, ,,,1Nwrm77,,,ft i,..,,,,,..,44r:::,.,,:,"::. :170,;:!?...).6.0. t:;11'ils.::.9-r,t4,....-,..::.- :It - pains. And, of course, the ideal grandparent is warm and loving will bounce a grandchild on his knee, spend a day in the park with a toddler, will listen to a point of view. Grandparenthood, however, is not all sweetness and light, says Dr. White. A d of study in Chicago showed that the people interviewed were somewhat uncomfortable in their role as grandparent. ' ::. .. A church. - .' ' ' '..,:4 itog14.4i4o.::::40.434.I 10(:;: r 1 ,. Ati irt.4,..4.,. have to act that way, but they should be aware of latest fads and fashions"). He would pick someone who can communicate with the young, who listens instead of lectures, who may moan and groan some but doesn't dwell on aches and in parental roles. "When a woman comes in and says to me. 'I want some pretty pots and pans for the kitchen. I simply tell her she ought to go to a department store." Some of the women who have discovered his place are Marion Javits, with whom he argued about the choice of an omelet she wanted copper but pan aluminum is better"). Jackie Onassis, Faye Dunaway and Lyn Revson. -In the end, telling the truth pays off," he says. "If you let them buy something that isn't right. you lose them as customers in the end." Among the men v hp care about their kitchens and patronize his shop are Nelson Rockefeller. Gregory Peck. Richard Benjamin, Johnny Carson, John Chancellor and Danny Kaye. Danny buys all his equipment for Chinese dinners there. ..4,..:. r.... ,,. Payzant) and grandson (Brad Lindsey) share a quiet stroll through autumn leaves. "Nlen make the best custom- - he says. ,...2,..: ,?..74, :?: ...,,,, N:: R. E. ers.- ..e.: .. - ,.,.,,. , ,"::,::)0 .01, Iry ,.. Too ,.!1,.:, r 1,81S. 7. Grandma (Mrs. it. ....i;,..,,,,, -- -: ,4 ,A, t ,0,,,., ...iri-----.....xu... ., on marries this girl, many of my relatives would refuse to attend the wedding especially if it takes place in a Methodist Iplre't,,,r...A ,;. viiirtr...,k.,.:..4.,..--w.- :;;.16tt6 Li ABIGAIL VAN BUREN If nor .,,,4,Ace.,,t.,.40,0 a.,...4,.,?, ,Tiewm,.... , There is a lot of talk about the permissive grandparent, the one who "spoils" grandchildren, lets them do things their mother feels they shouldn't. A degree of permissiveness may be a good thing, says Dr. White, in that grandparents, who have been through years of fads and fashions, can often tolerate behavior that parents won't. But grandparents should also be aware of the things parents are trying to accomplish with their children, says the gerontology specialist. "They must realize there are different ways of raising kids." Above all, he says, grandparents need to realize that advice is good if given in the proper spirit. "People take advice when they ask for it, but they often resent being told what to do." If he had to choose the ideal grandparent, Dr. White would select someone who is tolerant and understanding, who keeps abreast of the young world ("they don't 41::,, .,:::,.. C there is an increase - . 14 - ' ,!,z 'Ittri:,.,c4-4.ii:4-k- .. .4 oat f ABBY two seem so mature and right for each other I do not foresee a serious problem. The problem I anticipate will be with our relatives. They are very strict in their religious;. beliefs, and it will be impossible for them to condone my son's marrying a Methodist. Already I have had an aunt ask me how I could permit this relationship to exist! ..,- lit::::. :.,: ..,,;,,,,At.',,,:..e,X. ,:.- - : i ' that ,,A4 - vililtell!"-...4W''..r- A. 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Our son is Catholic and the girl is Methodist. .';'74'::'1::g,: ':',,:.:',''''', ..w ...,.::::.::$4.41.:i.,:::.;.1,,i',..:;.f71.'":;..-.(.- d ; ..,':.; , '''''' '.., - ,:,..::''. "::::::.:v::'.v.,0.,..;,;;;:,,,t,,-'-;40,0,,:,::::;:::;i:4.-:,,m- :r.''':. "''','-.:., ' Pots and pans for all occasions t4,411 ggc,,.., -.- :- .'.',;,- ...,..... !,l.::1 !- ,:::::,:::4;,:::..:,:,.:.-.;;- ......::',i:.:,;::;. With the increase in the number of working mothers in the labor force today, - ...,.....:,,. ,..:. r.'", "' '''''T.- :'.. Dr. White. ri,;- '':,...;:.'4;:,r , last-minu- :ik:A.:.,t;!. , ::it,i, :.''.H DEAR UPSET: I'd be hard pressed to state my preference. The hour before partytime usually finds the hostess either dressing or t!Ptails, and having to attending to entertain early birds is for the birds. .,,,, .0., W$,, .s0,,,,;,::,,: ..,,. .... J..:?.,,,. .': '''''.:.: :.; child-rearin- :,:i k N'''':7' ,,,..,.g:N., :2.':?;51 l :' .',...::'..!;:',;44:::..g.:,.':,.,,:,:: 1 ,,,::,,:,: :' ',, ....,... , .. ... .......,.....,... ... t ' .:,:-- :..:'.:,,:,U:..,..r.;:'Xt.,-..t,'-',f--;.'.':-.,.- that there are grandpa.ren.ts provides the child with ahisteensae ogircaonndttiantuhlit over time, said Dr. W himself. "It gives the child a feeling of bieeltoyngthinagt to a group that is important in soch the family. fie feeling tihat is a the family permanent thing." Nor is this a thing. "Grandparents often see their! grandchildren as a symbol of life. They view the youngsters as a part of them that will continue forever." Grandparents also help grandchildren understand the flow of things over time, help them realize that what we have today is built upon what others did, said the doctor. They have an important role in upholding family tradition. They can tell youngsters what their parents and uncles and aunts were like in earlier years (using good judgment, of course) and they have a lot to offer on what society was like in those days. Grandparents should not, however, cautions Dr. White, fall into the "in my day" syndrome. They need to realize that times change. technology changes, attitudes and values change. "Old" does not mean "better" any more than "new" is a synonym of "worse." There are some values that should be passed on, but there are some changes that must be accepted. This applies particularly to the area of frequently a source of conflict among parents and grandparents. said ts,,,,,,,,:,. .4' '''''.0. ,,, ,--, .:.: .: '''.. NEW YORK Sat tirday are slicer murder at Bridge's Kitchenware in the Fast "Sometimes we have to lock the doors and let in small groups at a time." says Fred Bridge, the owner. Thars how popular cooking and kitchens have become. All his life Fred Bridge has been crazy about both. In the beginning, he was a wholesale supplier. with Sherman Billingsley and the Stork Club as his top customers. Since Ole tat' 1950s he has .....t.. ....,,, ,;:,.1.,..,,,,....,, ,,,,,,,,,,OtS.' .;1:'.f:.14; kt....M.'e :,,i:--,r:- 3,, ..,...;,,o ,E, .:',,,::.,,,i j,. .... :,:ir; -- that My husband says I shouldn't get upset it's better to have them come early than late. UPSET IN ABERDEEN What do you say? , ,:A k. :, ,i:. -- , ,Aio,-:- io :::.:.ttlr-....,:,7'..- ' ,. :,T,,,.:, ,,,,!t.,,,.:,...;.:.''.::,-.,:?.?.'-',:-;-,,:',:- i...:;:::,,...:H.: ,, 4 i,,,', U4:' ,f, .. ,. - f.:.;:70. ...,,,,.-::,- :,,,,:.,k,A;t:',...,-:.,:a,,,-'.,:-.:,::,",' ,,.. i 4 ,,, 4'..,,,,,,-,;,. ,,...,......1...:,,,,..,., -- :,,., ..::.:: ,:44:SA:::. :4 .'.4' .:?,vNti ..,:: ...,::::..i...:.,.5.:.:,;,44g140.',,,-..n.,-,,-,-..,,,,,-- DEAR ABBY: What do you think of guests who are invited for 7 p.m. dinner and show up at 6:15? It irritates me no end! 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