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9 10 THE DANY TIMES-GATEITE, Thursday, June ", 195% ---- WOMEN MARY HAWORTH MAIL - Happy In Her Job But Worries - Over Pace Set By Co-Workers : MARY HAWORTI'S MAIL (ently employed in a very nies of = Dear Mary Haworth: 1 am pleas | fice and am happy to be fire, - but one thing bothers me a Ii © EASY CROCHET I am single and 1 cannot keep pace in dress with the other girls, I am nest and attractively dressed, but thelr hundred-dolisr sults, dozen pairs of shoes and ex pensive hats make me feel thet f should constantly strive to keep up with them, This gets me into trouble, as 1 find that too much my Income goes for clothes, When I come to work In expens fve new clothes the other girls seem friendlier, Why? Your com ments will be Sp{Leciated AR, RIVAL STRAINING Dear AR; It seems you are | talking about the fool's mistake | known as trying to keep up with {the Joneses, This kind of striving marks the phony; namely, the per: son who lacks sound self-esteem and who bids for general approval by trying to 'make like" some: body else whom he thinks has more of what-t-takes to succeed in life, The phony's big mistake is In Judging worth by superficials, In dividuals accustomed to much wealth and or real self-respect, also those who feel responsible for the general welfare--~who. are As interested in giving as In recely- ing don't preoccupy themselves with dress, They give It a proper rating in the overall scheme of things; they realize that pleasing appearance is a decency owed to| oneself and associates, But they | don't treat it as more Important Persons who spend extravagantly on clothes, Investing a disproport- fonate amount of time and Income {on sartorial effect, are thereby ad: | vertising poverty of spirit, an: | signifying anarcissistic emotional | bias By ALICE BROOKS Forget-me-nots In clusters make this the prettiest head and hand. bag fashion of summer! Simple to| [hsofar as a person outgrows in erochet bag 1s plain mesh, Flow: | fantile-type anxiety about guaran: ors are crochdled all together In a |tees of bodily satisfactions, he be string easy to attach | comes able to merge with the Crochet Pattern 7351; directions | larger life of humanity, This mer for headband, handbag, earrings, ger Is attained by being sympathet Send TWENTY « FIVE CENTS in | ically and helpfully attentive to the Goins for this pattern (stamps cans | legitimate needs and purposes of | pot be accepted) to Daily Times: | relatives, friends, neighbors apd Gazette, Household ~ Arts Dept, [others who compose his "little Oshawa, Ontario, Print plainly | world," 1t is moving in the direc NAME, ADDRESS, TTERN [tion of socalled selfless enjoyment NUMBER {of life, and Is just the reverse of ORDER our 1065 .Alice Brooks | narcissism, which has to do with Needlecraft Catalogue, * Enjoy | fervid exclusive self-"loving", sages of exciting new | OUT OF PLAC pages and V fles| ne nitting, orochet, em In show business, or in the fash: in PA' fie and his bride, Helen Marie Fields, are pietured following ly at Holy Cross Roman Catho- lle Church than good nutrition, say; or essent- | workaday scene, a dally style show | fal medical care; or support of [18 oul of place, and indeed a dis one's ehurch---or other "conserver' | play of poor taste, It suggests (as obligations sulted to one's status, | one wordly woman has remarked) | that the girls have little or n osc ial 1ife, nowhere to go especially, | except to work ractise of competing on the job also | for { friendly when sure about this? porary lift Is in you selfeonfidence feathers, A clous females aren't too cordial to wards a flattering new outfit that isn't thelr own, They tend fo study | the challenge carefully withholding compliments lent wearer's bloom! 0g siyle queens which 1s quite a saving, tax-wise, | Married couples pay a split | | a | THE BRIDE ADDS HER SIGNATURE Mr Joseph Jozkoskl daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon the former Miss Hoy Vields of Courtice and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs Jozkoskl of Oshawa, and the late Mr, Jozkosk! Photo by Hornsby Studio Francis thelr marriage recent The bride is the tax---meaning half of what they Is to Minister's Wife Has Difficult Role Says Speaker i KITCHENER, on. «en wr Re 5 novelist rwin of 'oronto discussed the responsibil. ities of elergymen's wives at a re- cent church convention here, attractive author of of All Bains" and *' Andrew ningln addres 8 meeting of ministers' wives during the con vention of the Church of the New 85 | vopress It not too attractive, si suspected that [nay Fouent on sler's 4 DISCRETION counts The wife may also talent for organization com t her husband," she sald, "Often & charming, capi. ble woman can make an oth dull, stodgy wearer - of - the - collar achieve much in his parish," It is nice to be attractive--but | 18: God's man, ) said, "It is | 11Y, not the wil for the some Christians altractive min ve a special | t she must | mui sake women In the congregation (may be Jenlous, Miss Trwin sald, ( | A minister is # specialiy-ealled | person she said, and his wile and | family can never come first, "He | under God's author e's, Lia "A sympathetic ear and verbal | diseretion--hard for any woman, Is far more blessed than more showy | 1a its," she said, Miss Irwin sald pastors' wives accept the fact that a min of Jha Isters' home Is not private in the accepted sense, Jerusalem, Miss Irwin, » teacher al Hum. berside Collegiate Institute, Tor. onto, speaking as a laywoman said a minister's wife. must be the most adaptable person in the world, She must be ready to change her role according to the size of her hus band's church and congregation, "A minister's wife's first funtion be_paid on a par with ma advice Is to eut your Shon according to your cloth, as the roverp ws, ems a well as a halanc get wi rmit, a don't be distressed poly) what aud can't do, MH, Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mall or per: sonal interview, Write her in care [FU WHERE WELL-DRESSED WOMEN SHOP -- BUDGET-WISE SUITS e COATS RAINWEAR "FAMOUS A WONDERFUL INVESTMENT FOR THE FALL A VARIETY NOW GREATLY REDUCED AT oda Uogue Yacqueline NAME" TWEEDS, WORSTED OF RICH IMPORTED FABRICS 31 Coline of Athol Ry go 42 KING ST, W, oF | C-0-O-L-E-R ALL-WEATHER COATS ' rainwear; ld] idiculous low price. Yorn oh wo [S_4 WAYS TO BUY = ® CASH ® LAYAWAY ® CHARGE o BUDGEY Puss wins ( of this newspaper, earn Is nontaxable -- which lets them off easy as compared to the ingle adult's tax rate, So perhaps | this makes possible their liberal | spending for clothes, which you | s0 (hey make a| can't afford, even though you | high score in chic You say the girls seem more you dome to work expensive clothes; but are you Maybe the fem in a flush of sparked hy fine clothes-cons- STAFFORD BROS. Monumental Works Memorials ® Markers Member of the CANADIAN ASSOCIATION of MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN 318 Dundas St, K,, Whitby Phone MO 8-3552 a rule fon + committally, they add anything to the Your letter indicates that the of | are married broldery, iron-ons, toys and novel: | lon field, a varied expensive ward: tes! 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