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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, December 2, 1964 HOSPITALITY PINEAPPLE | Gilded, Bejewelled Pineapple Effective Buffet Centrepiece A hospitality pineapple is anjeasy to aim and gives good unusual and attractive buffet)coverage. decoration that is very simple} While the paint is still wet to make and will |ast for several|some ornamentation can be add- days. First, protect the greenjed--either by sprinkling with crown of the fruit with a poly-|glitter--or affixing sequins to thene bag -- the kind that vege-|the pineapple eyes, Wire-strung tables come ih is just the thing--|beads stuck amongst the green and then spray the pineapplejleaves of the crown are a nice with paint. A spray, whichifinishing touch, and the pine- comes in a variety of colors as|apple can then be placed on a well as gold, silver and copper,|tray and surrounded with color- is perfect for this job for it isjed baubles. Have House In Readiness ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: It ap- pears to be the style, in at least some eircles, to be consistently late to parties, church, sports events--everything. In most in- stances it does not seem to matter an iota, Theatre cur- tains are held, sermons de- layed, the soup is kept warm until the slowpokes arrive on the scene thus penalizing the considerate and the punctual. Am I wrong to feel it is rude and egotistical to be late unless there is an extremely good rea- on? Kindly comment on this. Also, if you have a "cure" for the snails I'd like to hear it.-- t.C.F. Dear J.C.F.: It is 'egotistical and rude to arrive late unless an emergency caused the de- lay. The thoroughly disorgan- ized. and thoughtless (and neu- rotic) are beyond hope. But most folks will get there on time if courageous people re- fuse to cater to the tard at the expense of the punctual. Dear Ann Landers: I am a girl.who is in the ninth grade. Our physical education teacher is very hard to get along with. I used to think it was my fault but I've tried awfully hard to do everything just right and things. are not better. I'm be- ginning to think it's partly her fault. We girls are supposed to run around the football field about four times. Then we are ex- pected to take a shower, be out in three minutes, and line up in the nude so she can check us off. Some of the girls do not like | standing around in the nude | and I am one of them. It. is didn't 'On Time' Is Courtesy Tardiness Is Rude freshman,' We have talked to girls who go to other schools and they don't have to do this. We don't know if we have the right to complain or who to complain to. Will you guide us, please? EMBARRASSED Dear Embarrassed: I see no good reason why you girls can't line up and get checked out in your underwear. Those of you who are uncom- fortable about the arrangement (and I don't blame you) should ask your mothers to get to- gether and talk to the gym Meacher--or the principal. Dear Ann Landers: After 14 years of marriage, three chil- dren, two homes and six cars my husband got the idea I know. how. to handle money and decided to take over "and show me. how it's done." It is now six months later and here is where we stand: Gas and electric bills: months overdue. Grocery bill: no mere credit --cash only. : Car payment: Thirty days late. Pay within 15 days or it's the bus for us. Life insurance: Pay the !ast three premiums or we lose the policy. Charity pledge: Unpaid. All this seemed to hit us at once. When I asked what hap- pened he accused me of taking money out of his wallet during two the night. He knew better, of course, - Now that things are all fouled up he wants me to handle the family budget again. Shall I? Or would it be best to let him sweat it out?--LOOKING BET- TER ALL THE TIME Dear Looking Better: For fheaven's sake, Lady, this isn't HIS problem, it's yours, too. Get back in there and get things squared away. Your hus- band shoull not be ashamed that you do a better job of handling money than he does. Most wives do. And I don't want to hear any beefs on this from my male readers. It's the beautiful truth, Boys. Better Business Bureau © Is Guide To Honest Firms By ROBERTA ROESCH Dear Roberta Roesch: I'm al- most desperate to work at home but I have no special skills with which to set up a business. Consequently, I'd like some information on advertisements that tell women who want to earn money at home to write to specific companies. I'm sure I could do the knit- ting and some of the jobs that are mentioned in them. But have your answer immediately. --Mrs. B.J. Dear Mrs. B.J.; It would be an injustice to all the honest people in business to make the over-all . statement that every firm asking women to write for details on earning money at home is carrying on a racket. But the good and the bad are everywhere, so the racket- mongers are involved in this, too -- especially when you con- sider what some promoters will do for a dollar. ' SCHOLASTIC LINK REGINA (CP)--Tarnia Wor- oby, 14, restricted to her ped- room by a waist-high plaster cast, is learning her school lJes- sons by intercom. Injured im a basketball accident, she now receives all lessons. from nearby Sheldon Williams col- legiate through the electrically operated intercom. HAIR DESIGN Salon of Distinction Call. 723-5201 151 King St. East many people I know have ad- vised me not to go into this kind of work. I couldn't afford to lose money or get involved in any type of racket; so please let me One profiteer, for example, collected $6,000,000 from people who bought hosiery - knitting machines but .had no market for their products. Another company also sold knitting ma- chines to women who were promised but never given the chance to sell the garments they made. To make sure you don't get involved in situations such as these, refuse to invest any money for a earn - money - at- home project until you check the firm' with the Better Busi- ness Bureau nearest you. Dear Roberta Roesch: Right or wrong, I'm one woman who hates clubs and going shopping as an outside interest, so after years of listening to my hus- band say "No" to working I've finally made him say "Yes." But with his 'Yes' he has|" stipulated very plainly: that he's only willing to let me work if I leave home after he leaves in the morning, be back there be- fore he gets home at night and guarantee that our home won't change because I have a job. I don't quite know how to sae fi manage this. So if 1 readers have aE ig Need them right away.--Mrs. G.D. _ Dear Mrs. G.D.: You also ne a miracle or a change of stipu- lations from your husband! ~ " But until he mellows a little bit; humor him as you can by keeping your house in order and your disposition shining. And then when you serve him his dinner -- at the hour I'm sure that he'll dictate--concentraté on him alone and leave the job' behind. ; * NOW OPEN! Tonia's Va por ys Ha gl 2 ame Cer ae i: novelties, ete. @ Home Cooking. 205 Bond St. W. 725-7878 especially embarrassing to the} | Before Cleaning Woman Comes | By ELEANOR ROSS Use a sudsy sponge to swab| { Many a woman would rather have her mother-in-law drop in unannounced than to be sur- we prised by her cleaning lady the/ She'll : day before she's due. It's just homemaker if you save worn | unthinkable that the house towels. Terrycloth makes favor-| should be discovered in a dirty|ite cleaning cloths, and you're condition by the maid engaged) expected to have an endless sup-| to come in and clean it. | nto toned if you are a hip And this is something that the| "°m™e™maxer- menfolk can't understand and) picK UP THREADS that sends many of them into] Vacuum up threads and lint.| ae e atoning laughter. You re supposed to be seen : , be that as it may, we|to an unswept floor, right? | know that women will faithfully | Empty the mushy residue in| pared ode epgvo page he soap dishes and put out fresh| % y cuttin ort) bars. Remember, you're the fas- po ' telephone ; = ge tidious type! '4 a" } skipping the coffee klatch, and) pe, ; ; | | place the limp kitchen a all invitations to gaditowels. Would anybody use those| ; to wipe clean dishes? | They must stay home and tidy) jp, 4 i li | up the house, they explain itll screremet' ae er ashe simple logic, before the cleaning] sigs You said wher bd lady comes. Ss. you en- While thi gaged the cleaning lady that you) is le this Pode lear ritual) love a well-scrubbed house. stig _-- rhc em-| Provide a choice of cleaning yy aon abit wits on beth, brushes. Would you want her to The er or n "anadagy or. /think you wash the percolator sailed te enter wo ker dasiane with the venetian blind brush? tracks, so to speak, by emptying|, Put the overflow from the the: oven and wiping off the|/aundry hamper into the washer. A near-empty hamper proves} range; and the cleaning lady ' must prove there is still plenty|*#@t your husband doesn't. have of work to be done on that stove |*0 Wear a second-day shirt. =| by demanding plenty of soap or) And clog rave gone all this, daiteat ind' ests you won't have fooled a soul. re and extta -cleaping But you will have shown that| cloths. you know how to play the game. STICK TO THE RULES ee ee ee It makes for a dignified re- lationship as long as neither breaks the rules! ie | For the benefit the\unini- tiated--for the bride, say, who| is about to engage Wer first once-a-week helper -- we offer) some rules culled from the ex-| perience of veteran homemak- ers | might assume you can't see that toh! Wipe off the window sills. Un- disturbed dust indicates that you never notice the finer points of} housecleaning--so why should} the cleaning women bother to) wash them? | SHOES CHANGE MDOD MONTREAL (CP)--"One_ of the most effective ways for a woman to combat work fatigue, | boost physical energy and show a genuinely happy face to the world, is to change shoes sev-| eral times during the course of a busy day,"' says Mrs.: Eliza-| beth Hammond, director of the Shoe Information Bureau of Canada here. @ Hockey Stick and © 16" x 36" Hocke @ Stock Car Racing For Decorating: @ Holiday Floodligh @ Extension Cord 9 FOR THE FINEST IN the top of the refrigerator. She| | know you're a good| NO MONEY DOWN BUDGET TERMS @ Model Planes, Trains and Cars © Christmas Tree Stand 69¢ @ Christmas 15-light set 3.19 ®@ Christmas Wrap 12 assorted rolls 1.44 @ Christmas.Carol Record 1.35 (Hi-fi and Stereo) | | | | | i ! 5| FORGET! 24 PRINCE ST. Free Sample Offer Of Old English Sunshine Bread Expires End Of Week!! -- THE SUNSHINE SHOP 725-2241 SupPeRS eveRYone FROM DAVIDSON'S SHOE STORE 31 SIMCOE ST. N. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA Puck 99¢ y Game 4.99 Set Special 15.99 t 4.29 feet 66c @ DIAMONDS @ WATCHES @ RINGS @ JEWELLERY OPEN THURS . and FRI, 'TIL 9 | HORWICH CREDIT JEWELLERS 20 Simcoe St. S.--Oshawa Shopping Centre in the complete movie outfi _Heinz Baby Food Contest ENTER NOW! ENTER OFTEN! 50 SPECIAL PRIZES EVERY WEEK e Kodak 8mm zoom e 40" Portable e 10 rolls GRAND PRIZES! Ten complete Kodak home movie outfits with retail value of $750.00. Each outfit includes: of colour 60 WEEKLY PRIZES! REPO RS SEES Ree © Butane Cigarette Lighter 2:95 50 Kodak Hawk 8 i oda awkeyesomm movie cameras complete with gadget bag and colour film will be awarded every week for 12 » weeks. DRAPERY MATERIAL im verious colours & fabrics YARD & UP M. & C. 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A selection will be made from all entries and selected entrants in order to win must first correctly answer a skill-testing question, Prizes may be awarded regionally, 6. 50 Kodak Hawkeye 8mm Movie Cameras 'complete with gadget bag and colour film will be awarded every week for 12 weeks and only one may be won per family. All entrants including weekly winners are eligible for the Grand Prize awards. 7. Winners will be notified approximately 30 days after contest closes. 8. Decision of judges in all aspects of this contest is final, 7 STORES: FRESTONE-TIRE & RUDDER 190 KING ST, EAST COMPANY Of CANADA LIMITED 725-6566 Kaye's have the clothes ee ee ee ee es ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee for you, The latest styles ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE! in all sizes, make your Simply send 6 labels from Heinz Strained or Junior foods to: HEINZ BABY FOOD CONTEST, Box 2129, TORONTO, ONT. Use this coupon as an entry form. Other entry forms available where you buy your Heinz Baby Foods, Christmas a happy one. THE WOMEN'S WELFARE LEAGUE OF OSHAWA Directors of SIMCOE HALL BOYS' CLUB EASTVIEW Announces Registrations For Swimming Courses CHILDREN--Registrations---Wed. Dec. 9th, 1:30--4:00 P.M. -- 7:00--9:00 P.M, : Lessons--12-1. hr. weekly--Fee $6.00 (plus membership), MOTHERS & PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN--Registration--Wed. Dec ---- 7:00--9:00 P.M.. Lessons--6-2 hr. weekly--Fee $1.50 \DULT--Registrotions--Wed. Dec. 16th, 1:30--4:00 P.M, -- 7:00--9:00 P.M Lessons 12 -br. weekly--Fee $10.00, LADIES--Thursday mornings 9:30 A.M. and 10:30 A.M MIXED ADULT & YOUNG ADULT--Tuesdoys, 9:00 P.M. ond 10:00 P.M LADIES RECREATIONAL SWIMMING--Wednesdoys 9:30--10:30 A.M twelve weeks. ATIONAL SWIMMING--Wednesdoys 9:00----10:30 P.M, Fee--50c admission BERS LIMITED IN CLASSES--REGISTER ON THESE DATES FOR INFORMATION CALL--728-5121 . 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