BRIDAL PUL-OUT SECTION Here a re Hi nts to HeIp Honeymoon Planners Planning a honeymoon can lx more fun for a yoaung couple than planning a wedd 'in. After aIl, this is the timfe when the couple will be alone together after the wedding festivities are over. .Hlowever, in planning a lion eymoon, certain things should be considered. The amount of money and time available for a honeymoon are the primary considera- tions. Then, choose a destination that is most appealing to you and- your mate. If you enjoy skiing, find a' suitable ski area and check around for special packages that include lodging and lift tickets. A travel agent can helpyo find the.best package available for ski areas and other resorts. Dude ranches, golf and tennis resorts also offer special packages that com- bine your favorite, sports with lodging and some meals. In many cases, res ort. hotels team up with airlines to offer special packages which include-transportation and lodging.- Hotels- in Mexico, Hawaii and the. Caribbean offer various "inclusive" packages for co,'uples which include excursion rate air transpor- tation from. majo iis Most resort hotel packages offer lodging based. on double occupancy which is perfect for honeymooners. Taking a cruise through the Caribbean, the Pacific or the Mediterranean is a relaxing way to combine a romantie honeymoon with a little sightseeing. The cris, .sbips stop at various port long enough to alloN passengers to disembar. and enjoy the local scenery You can> also cruise to,. destination such as Acapulc( on a luxury liner, spenî several nights there in ý hotel and fly back to mos major cities in the Unite< States and Canada. 1Most honeymoonerý prefer a relaxing vacation t( hectic touring and sight. seeing.. However, tours t( any place in the world art available through trave. agencies. Wher-ever you go, enjo3 your honeymoon. You ma) want to return there someda) - perhaps on a special anniversary - SO make ita time for happy memories. WITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1982, PAGE 17 Give A Co'oking Couple ts ~ Extr'a-Help inthe,-Kithen k emm- El .... . '.......,......~.... ... ......... -a t ..., . .. .. A Very Special'Place-: Your-J3edroom ut Home When you are planning your first home together, you'll want to pay special attention to your bedroom. It should be' a special place for the two of you to share together, to relax in, have a late-night snack and sleep comfortably in. It makes' good senise to invest in good-quality bed linens and furnishings thatwill last. Two- of the most impor- tant purchases you will make are your bed pillows and comforter. The top-of- the- line bed pillow is filleïd with luxuriously soft and lightweight dow*n from' geese. and ducks. If you prefer a slightly firmer pil- low, select one filled with a blend of down and feathers. The more feathers in the blend, the firmey the pillow. There are also pillows filled with goose.or duck feathers. Feather pilIlows are the firmest of the natural-fili pillows. Polyester and foam rubber are also used as pil- low filîs. Regardless of the filling, a good pillow should be, resilient, odorless and free of lumps. Today, 'comforters are the most popular bedcov- ering choice. They cre ate a finished look in the bed- room without the nuisance of using both a blanket and bedspread. Comforters are particularly popular with active, busy newlyweds who don't',want to spend un- necessary time making up the bed, but want their. bed- room to look attractive. When you select a com- forter, keep in mind that there are comforters tilled with down, down and feathers, or polyester. The- comforter filled' with na- tural materials wiIl drape your body; it will keep you warm in winter and comfor- table in the Warmer months. A quality comforter will- give you years of comfort, and still look luxuriously fluffy. It makes good sense to in- vest in quality items for your home. In the long run, they will actually, be less ex- pensive than cheaper ones because they last longer and provide comfort for years., This is particularly impor- tant when you select bcd linens, pillows and com- forters because an invest- ment in your sleep will make daytime hours more prod- uctive and enjoyable, too. t FOR THE COUPLES WHO LOVE TO COOK, but hate to slIce, shred, grate*and chop, The Meal Fixer from General Electric can heip keep newlywed togetherness in the kitchen on the right track. This versa- tile countertop appliance cornes with three stalnless steel cutters:. one for, slicing, one for. shredding and chopplng and one for fine shreddlng and gratlng. The unique, compact design features a chute thatfJolds down 'neatly for easy storage. A food pusher directs vegeta- bles, cheeses, nuts and mneats through the chute. Ail remoivable parts are dishwasher-safe. t BRIDAI BOUDOIR . . . 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