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poe Te Le ec He GHOSTLY GLOW ALERTS MOTORISTS Spook Suits For Wee Goblins To Trick And Treat In Safety Very shortly now, little spooks ghostly glow. In daylight, the all over the country will be out liquid is silver colored; in light after sundown hob-nobbing with! beams at night it is a brilliant hobgoblins. On Hallowe'en ehik-fwiie, Yelle JIom 2 quakes of dren are much too busy having ala mile if applied in large designs. good time to remember that their| Either this liquid or the reflec- costumes make it doubly difficult|tive red safety tape used for bi- for motorists to see them on cycles can be used to mark ay darkened roadways. | costume. The reflective tape wi Small goblins can trick-or-treat hold overnight on fabric -- or on in safety nd have Hoke i with| collars of dogs who share the fun easily-applied reflective trims Or ith their masters. { liquids' which make them brightly| After measuring and cutting visible " In auto headlights at the safety tape with scissors, pull night. Existing spook-suits can bel tf the paper backing and press decorated with these materials the tape in place with the fin- and original costumes can be gers. An crange-red by day or made easily. Here's how: night, the trim blends in with Inexpensive black muslin may basic Hallowe'en colors. | be easily sewn into a one or two- : . | piece skeleton suit with hoot " N Te give an aided brill 0 Neigh: mask. The "bones" can then be borhood youngsters, ma te a win- brushed onto the front and back dow or door display of reflective of the suit with a reflective coal- materials. A skull and Croshones ing liquid. This liquid is avail- on the door "leaps out" in the able . most hardware, paint lights carried by Spproaching or variety stores tricks-or-treaters a device| Little witches' capes, jack-o-|which excites children on the lanterns, broomsticks, masks and night when every "fright" is a hats can be similarly given a delight, Every Girl Dreams Of Marriage Asa Rosy, Comfortable Existence By DOROTHY ROE ymarry because she's afraid of NEW YORK (AP) -- Girls who being an old maid. | get married sometimes are just, "It seems to me all little girls as unhappy as those who don't,/todav are engaged to be married sas Rona Jaffe, who looks like when they are eight years old. a teen-ager and writes like Boc- But then I'm quite a bit over| caccio. After writing about the love|that's a distinction lives of New York secretaries in her sensational first book, The Best of Everything, Rona now is at work on her second, concerned | OLD TREASURES | SUDBURY, Oat, (CP) --Chil- | A Good Secretary Is Always Ladylike VANCOUVER (CP)--The most important attribute of a good sec- retary is "being a lady," says Mary Markulin, Head of a serv- ice that has trained secretaries in North America, Mexico and Hawaii, Miss Markulin estimated jn an interview while visiting here that she has travelled 1,000, 000 miles on the job. There are big rewards for the competent woman. "Some women make fabulous salaries, using the secretarial post as" a stepping stone. One I know has a power of attorney for her boss and makes all his investments, {She is paid accordingly." | Another former secretary now lis a broker, making about $35,000 a year, she said, There are many women presidents and vice-pres- idents of companies, and many women vice-presidents of banks and executives of insurance com- panies. HIGH STANDARD "The good secretary is intelli- gent, attractive, has a dynamic personality and a pleasing voice," said Miss Markulin, "She is flexible, ready for changing work conditions. She is a real all-round girl and when she steps into a room you can see she's the executive type. "She is well-versed in world af- fairs, reads newspaper editorials and the financial pages. She has an overwhelming enthusiasm for her job, and doesn't need to blow her own horn." From here she was heading for Cincinnati to put 225 secretaries through their paces in a large in- dustrial plant. VOANAT Dh a ITT TS FA AV a EASY TO MAKE By ALICE BROOKS She's 17-inches tall -- a real ¢| "sister". She loves to dress up. |Has straw yarn to make curls | | | NOW ON AT Jury & Jowell PHARMACIES Extra-easy to make -- cut flop- py arms and legs in cone with body. Head is separate, rounded, Pattern 7455: pattern pieces 17- eight, and still single. 1 guess/inch doll, clothes, directions. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to The Oshawa |Times, Household Arts Dept, Oshawa, Ontario. Print plainly with marriage and to be titled|dren of nearby Waters township NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN Away from Home. . |lield a aisnlay of "ancient art. The first book catapulted this jeld BY 0s ancien schoolgirlish beauty into fame, Their teacher asked for old crock- fortune, a movie sale and 5,000 €ry, linen and kitchenware used proposals of marriage. by their grandnwibers, "0! course I didn't take any of - them seriously," says Rona. "'Ob- SEAFOOD SPECIAL viously they were mostly from lunatics. They came from alll The large pincer claws of the kinds of people--lots of college| fiddler crab, found on many sea. professors, doctors considered a table lawyers and| coa ts, are misunderstood husbands. At first delicacy in Portugal, 1 tried to answer them all, but . now I've given up." BRAZILIAN FLAVOR ' The setting of Rona's new book is Rio de Janeiro, where she in- vestigated the modes of Ameri- cans living away from home. Is Rona going to get married? "1 suppose 1 might as well," | she remarks indifferently. 'The on thing is I need somebody who can cope with me, and that kind is hard to find. If I get mar- ried 1 want to have children, but they'll have to be special chil- n, too--the kind who will un srstand when their mother has to shut herself up with a type- writer once in a while. "I don't want to fall into Mar- garet Mead's category of modern girls-- 'Everybody wants to get married and have four children and barbecue pit.' They do, you know. That's the current Ameri- can dream." STRESSES MORAL CODE Having explored the morai code of the modern girl, how would Rona raise her own daughter? | "I would raise her within the| moral code," says she. "I've ob-| served that girls whose parents| exercise no control are more| neurotic than the ones from strict] homes. | "A girl likes to believe that her mother would die if she had an affair "Fd want my children to be independent, think for themselves and know I love them. I wouldn't ant my daughter to bury her-| in a career because she was aid to face life. On the other| hand, I wouldn't want her tol One low premium protects all your possessions with the PLAN For more information, call your Acadia Agent today! W. B. WHITE 110 King St. East RA 5-3579 "I ESCAPED FROM KINGSTON PEN!" The sole survivor of Canada's most sensational jail break, Nick Minnelli, reveals how he and Mickey McDonald broke out of Kingston's central cell block in this week's Star Weekly. INSURANCE LTD. | (NUMBER OUR 1959 ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catalog has many {lovely designs to order: crochet | Ing, knitting, embroidery, quilts, (dells, weaving. A special gift, {in the catalog to keep a child {happily occupied -- a cutout doll land clothes to color. Send 25 {cents for your copy of the book. Ee deal dat 2 Eye-Catching Effects Star in Model Rooms By ELEANOR ROSS Many model room displays are strikingly akin to the fashion shows, In both presentations there are usually dezigns that are ob- viously infended to serve only as eye - stoppers or conversation pieces, In one display, a model room was arranged to exhibit the best from the real past nicely incor- porated with the very newest de- Flanking the fireplace was 2 wall . hung console covered in royal blue felt piped with black braid and banded together by black braid frogs. The console held an 18th Century Chinese Im- perial blue porcelain lamp and a collection of ormnlu 'animal fig- ures. BOOKS AND PORCELAIN The other side of the fireplace held a 74oot high brass-tiered piece on which were books and a collection of blue and white por- celain, - In the opposite corner of the room was a pair of French open armchairs done in royal blue fell with black braid piping and frogs, An ultra - modern round table stood between the chairs, A pair of antique oak stools served as tables in front of the sofa and stood on a white calf- skin area rug, The floor was of white and blue tiles in an intricate design, as was the interior of the fireplace, The ceiling was painted white, signs in modern living, It wasn't too functional, but it contained some usable ideas. The designers had worked out a room which might be the living room of a duplex apartment in a city brownstone or a converted coach house in the country. The room had been wisely but sparsely furnished to emphasize the fine architectural features of the room, which is, in itself, an excellent idea, ANOTHER IDEA Another fine idea was found in the treatment of a pitched .win- dow wall, a structural feature that is rather difficult to handle, Three Venetian blinds of stark white slats with black plastic tape hung from ceiling to floor, w Without overpowering the room, this simple treatment made the windows a focal point and a per-| fect backdrop for a bronze sculp-| ture piece set on a pedestal in| front of the windows. | In the far corner of the room a strikingly handsome circular| stairéase wound its way up to the bedroom above. | A fireplage, reminiscent of| those found in English hunting § ® lodges was the dominant feature(§ ™ of this room, The chimney hood, which extended from the ceiling, sported a carved wooden stag's head so typical of great English country house halls, All the furnishings in the room were in black, tones of blue and brilliant white. | With its back to the windows] towards the center of the room was an armless sofa of black, hand-tufted calfskin with semi. circular legs of polished alumi- num, NEW! 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