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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 13, 1967 hey sila nl MR, AND MRS. WILBERT BRESETT SHE'S A SWINGER COLOR COORDINATE YOUR BATH IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS 4 ; Open House Honors Pair On Golden Anniversary a and Mrs. Wilbert Bresett, ing Street East, celebrated | presente h their golden wedding anniver- . Co sary recently with an open house held in their home. awa since 1942, They have two daughters, di Mrs. Gwen Burnham, Oshawa, |Bresett's sister and Mrs. Alexander Richard, | Fletcher Bresett, from Dresden, (Gwen) of Buffalo, and fou T Ontario, and Miss May Ogiltree, grandchildren, Gary and Greg- ory Burnham and Donald and) Congratulatory messages were! Robert Richard. The two daughters and Mrs. were the hostesses for the open house. + | DRIVER'S SHOE You can avoid wear and tear '_ ion the outside edge of your " lright shoe, by keeping a good- 7 |fitting flat or one-inch heel type 'lin the glove compartment of * jyour car that can be slipped on lin a matter of seconfls when & |you drive. This makes for safer jdriving, and is also easier on jthe rubber carpet under your ---- | feet |Mary's Academy where the| This|girls staged a noon-hour|Margaret arrived, hitched up nun's a swinger when she's rais-| 'psychedelic sock hop" to buy : jing money for something like|wheelchair for the Red Cros fe Red Cross. Sister Ann Mar-|The girls were asked to wea garet is vice-principal of St.'decorated stockings. Sister Annistreamers. k hosiery decorated with | Mr. and Mrs. David' Lawson honored __pair| By JEAN SHARP CP Women's Editor KITCHENER, Ont. (CP) -- with a corsage and boutonniere.| The best of Santa's helpers They also received oo a Bresett, were/|floral arrangements and gifts marri atham, Ontario ini ¢ 1917 and have resided in Osh-| Grecigh enc uen keep their ho-ho-hos soft and mellow, they know the rein- deers' names, and they make | sure their eyebrows match Special guests were Mrs.| their snowy and securely fas- Bresett's sister, Mrs. Skinner from Wallaceburg; Mr. jalso from Dresden. -in-law, Mrs. Harold! tened whiskers. Kenneth Hesson, now of Kitchener, has lent Santa Claus a hand for a number of years, at stores in Hamilton | and at private parties for groups such as the Canadian received from the Honorable) Hemophilia Society. |Lester B. Pearson, Robert Stan- Claude Morgan, of Oshawa, field, MP, Michael Starr, and Clifford Pilkey, MPP. ts cond Aen her mother + ie WIFE PRESERVER Most sophisticated interior * flowing skirts to reveal her|decoration: spray a dry, bushy| weed with white or colored} ristmas balls, bows and'snow, hang from ceiling. Hang! colorful foil stars at intervals. ' seen their parents put them | & &. ey Beste Soke a ae cheese © : .* ts Le " hig Bg Bs int ie "G8. 5 6 he Se By POR nn NGA ty ot : = SR te cambabii <_ a a 3 Soe = He says he's never learned MP' all the answers. "One little girl asked me if back." But he has had practice at most of the problems and pleasures a part-time Santa meets, including the knotty question of whether or not Santa is real. "Even the bigger ones have a belief. They're doubtful, but they're afraid to disbelieve. Only a few will actually say there is no Santa Claus. "Then I ask them if they hang up their stockings or if they get presents and they say 'Yes, but my mother and , father gave them to me." "Well, I ask if they've ever | & @ Al Le oS Sey rs Pa 12-PIECE BATH ENSEMBLE...55.00 | Imagine your present bathroom transformed into a whole mew glamorous setting with this beautifully co- ordinated bath ensemble. Choose from four artistic color schemes. Venetian green, shocking pink, imperial blue, or antique gold. Set includes; heavy gauge vinyl shower and window curtains, kecuriowsly thick bath and hand towels, matching face cloth, deep pile Borg® beth mat and seat cover, plastic clothes hampex, | waste basket, tissue container, tumbler. and shell-shaped- mee eh. AA esl a een Hint Dey your bath. ~ ) a UsALKER'S ) . anita, ee J SSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 728-4626 OPEN DAILY UNTIL. 9 P.M. -- INCLUDING SATURDAYS & 5 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE -- 623-5451 ae ya ae Se ee 2 | Santa's Helper Gives Advice |In Answering Tots' Queries under the tree: You have to kind of stall them off gently." Mr, Hesson says the child who recognizes his father under that beard, or wonders how come there are so many Santas, will usually accept the Santa's helpers' explanation. "My grandchildren are not sure it's me, but they're near- ly certain. If they recognized me, I'd just say I'm helping Santa. "Though one time I said the opposite. I'm five feet 1% inches and pretty nearly that wide, and I'm roly-poly. Well, a boy asked me about the tall, thin Santa outside the store, and I said he's the helper." Mr. Hesson says you can buy or rent Santa Claus cos- tumes from most costume stores. He says he uses a little rouge but no lipstick, and that he has forgotten his eyebrows only once. "One little guy stood and watched and watched, then he | said loudly, 'That's not the to stop them when you see them start to reach for it. Parents should not push a child who is nervous about talking to Santa Claus--'"Let them wander around and look at him first." Santa can help by keeping his voice down, by conxing them with the candy cave %r present he has for them. "You've got to talk gently | to them. They're afraid of the | whiskers and if you holler and | ho-ho-ho or run at them you'll | frighten them." He says he asks a child's | name and what he wants, but he never makes any prom- ises. 3 "You can tell them to go to bed early, eat their breakfast, brush their teeth, and on one real Santa Claus, he's got black eyebrows.' " | He says you should make sure your beard is. on se- | curely, because children will pull it. 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