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Tew vr 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 25, 1959 ~ DUTCH YOUNGSTERS WELCOME Dutch youngsters are just the | Nicholas, Netherlands counter- PEER EE EE a ES Give Pro Ribbons and designs on gift packages are wonderful "icing on the cake" . . . but they look best when the paper is smoothly and attractively wrapped around the box. Here are the steps a profession- al uses in wrapping packages. Place the paper face down on the table. Put the box, upside down if possible, on the paper. Place it so the design will show to the best advantage when the package is wrapped and tied. If the box cannot be turned up- side down, cut the paper about %" wider than is needed and turn the raw edge under, Ar- range so that the overlap will come under the ribbon or trim you plan to use. PAPER CUTTING | Cut the paper wide enough to go around the box and overlap To Gift Boxes -- WHS" YC NYT YY WY YSN YY IVE EES TEN Ve a 2 Touch OSHAWA BOWLIN 1%" (less for a very small box), and long enough to extend a little more than half the depth of the box at the ends. 'This extending length will have to vary slightly according to the shape of the box and should be a trifle more for a deep box than for a shallow one. Don't scrimp, Bring thie paper up over the sides, overlapping as near the centre of the box as possible, and fasten with a gummed seal or , with tape. 84 Finish one end at a time. Fold the sides in smoothly. Fold the|report top, which is to be the bottom of the package, down first, then bring the fold that is on the table up over all the foids, securing with tape or sticker. Turn the box over. now ready to add your own spe- cial trims. 1 Washer Has Fine Features || Floor scrubbers will ery "huz- i izah" as they throw away their ; mops, brushes, pails, sponges, / 7 | ete., when they discover a revolu- ST. NICHOLAS tionary mew eléctrie floor-wash- er that actually wets the floor, period attire of St. Nick's inner scrubs it thoroughly, and vacu- |um-dries it instantly, all with a |flip of a switch. same as Canadian youngsters as he when it comes to Santa Claus as this picture clearly illus- trates. It shows thousands of Dutch boys and girls as they line the route to welcome Saint part of Santa Claus, makes his traditional .pre- Christmas entry into Amster- dam. St. Nick's white charger takes the place of Santa's rein- deer<drawn sleigh. Note the court circle as they march along in the colorful parade somewhat in the way Santa ar- rives in Oshawa and district for his annual visit. So simple and easy to operate, even "down-on-the-knees - and - scrub purists" will wonder why no one ever thought of this be- fore, for here is the one new ap SPECIAL MACHINE Doctor Conducts Animal Studies KITCHENER, Ont, (CP) -- A|the fact that all exercise pro- 66-year-old doctor and x-ray spe-|duces methaemaglobin, a waste clalist is planning animal studies product which is carried by the which he says may prove invalu-|blood to the heart and lungs and able to racehorse owners, breed-|changed into oxyhaemaglobin, ers of cattle and possibly ath-/which can be used as a body letes. uel. | pliance that makes this age-old household chore less tiresome and more pleasant. the room well ahead of time and will try to make them quiescent by installing a feeding trough in| front of the machine. Despite! PUSH A BUTTON this, it is very possible that we| The job is efficiently done with- with a flip of the switch it vacu- um-dries the floor by "drinking up" its own scrub water. The floor is completely dry almost instantly, ready to step on, to wax, or to replace furniture. el mechanism allow the floor-| ong have it submitted in double-space typing. Thank you. hi You are 'Donnell 227, P., Kyle 223, M. Kuzyk 215. 8. Greer 208, H, Topham 207, C. 'Killen 205, L. Hal 203, J. A Campbell 201, H. Andrews 200 and J. Killen 200. Lemon Lea Heard 62, U. Lynch 79, 8. Greer 89, McCarthy 84, B. Killen 95, Group -- Loafers 1, Vanguards 1, Spitfires 0. ers 2, Loosers 2, Lucky Six 1 and Poor Shots 1. arrange to have vour re-orts submitted in type-written form, double-space typ- ing. Retractable wheels and a swiv- deh 1 Doe Toraato Mion Leet or taking a two-to-one verdict over the washer to get under low furni-| Bowling Display team. The Oshawa ~ iH HT) : i Hi i i @ = § H i if i ! H : i i i i ¥ ; § : : H | § i i § -] E f : = Es 3 §2 By E E i #3 § i ] i i iit ged al i gs HH 1 Fr Wa, TY TITRE . Open Cans N ow New, Easy Way MH you've gaved all the please arrange typewritten ley 204, Myles Smith . Haley 202, W. gue -- 8. Czaban 87, L Watson D. Team standings (second Strivers 3, Instigators 9 and section) A 2 B. Group -- Cellar Dwellers 2, Orbit- Note -- To League Reporter: Please Thank you. BOLAHOOD REAL ESTATE The real estate bovs made their HOLYOKE, Mass. (AP)-- An air force man's wife sald Tuesday will return a multi-million dollar cheque-- worth $22.75 -- to the Hadley Falls Trust Company today but she still thinks a fired bank clerk should be rehired. Since last Friday Mrs. James Walsh has refused to surrender a $4,000,022.75 cheque unless the bank re- hired Miss Anne Helliwell, the clerk who somehow au- thored it on a cheque,writing machine without blowing a fuse. Meanwhile, Miss Helliwell said she has not heard from the bank since her dismissal nor has she had any other employment offers, But she said she wouldn't return to the bank if she was asked. '| about it is, ** ih i +. DOW someone think of that iy it é From timing that three-minute egg to clocking the baby's formu- 1a, the timer and clock are handy|Perreault will have ft by themselves. And with the au- tomatic can opener, they are more compact in' the kitchen pe than ever. ture, Compact, and weighing only a little over 10 pounds, it can be hung up for convenient storage. The floor-washer can be used for all types of hard-surfac- ed floors, such as asphalt, rubber vinyl, ceramic tile, sealed ce ment or terrazzo. They'll be a lot of happy housewives wishing for this as a gift come the holi- days. will be forced to use sedation injout hands ever touchi water, some cases." without a squat or a knee-bend. The machine will be installed|Simply by pushing a button, in a room 40 feet by 30 feet with|clean water mixed with a low- a ceiling of 28 feet. Because of|sudsing detergent is put on the its power its human operator will|floor. Then by flicking the same have to work from a specially- button to "Scrub" position, the {shielded booth. | floor-washer's nylon-bristled noz- |zle does the work that used to be | Dr. Broome first conceived the) ; |idea of the machine six years Ione by' brush, mop, and elbow- grease, ago. When no North American Ingenious enginéering of the | company would tackle the job, he machine proivdes for better a/cleaning of floors since only clean Dr. AE. Broome of Kitchener is convinced. there is a definite relationship between the size of an animal's heart and lungs and its physical capabilities. He will begin research late this month The greater the heart and Jung| made a trip to Europe to find capacity, he said, the quicker the builder. A Dutch firm, Philips of| waste products are converted and Eindhoven, agreed to make it to| tain components from Germany, water is laid down on the flor throughout the whole operation. ut balk bo a A tan | specifications but they had to ob- REVERSE MAGIC Finally, this machine-age maid finishes the job with one of the with a specially-built x-ray ma- chine at the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph. Dr. Broome, the college's pro- muscle and the volume of res- fessor of radiology, said in an in-|piratory space. | terview he wants to determine what animals are born with "small and possibly inadequate" vital capacity. T0 ADVISE OWNERS Broome to carry out detailed ex- "I believe that we can deter- amination of the bodies of large) mine this by examination and be animals. The machine will also able to advise owners and train- permit production of x - ray ers on those animals worth train- movies. ing and those which should be One aspect of the study will be discarded," he said. of |concentrated on yearling thor- About 12 years ago brief stud-|, oy oq horses supplied by les he made on some Kitchener- leading racing establishments in| Waterloo senior hockey players Canada. Other studies will help vided him with similar evi-|in the selection of superior breed- ce. He is certain the two stud-|ing stock. fes are related and said he would] "Our greatest problem will be like to extend his work to the full one of fear," Dr. Broome said, | field of athletics. |"You can't tell a horse to stand] His theory about an animal's [still and hold its breath. physical capabilities is based on "We expect to bring them into DETAILED STUDY veloping 1,000 milli - amperes at | or 202 Christmas Suggestions BEAUTIFUL LAMPS Many new styles in china and crystal, metal ond glass . . . each one a treasured piece 16° of skilled artistry ves .and .up », EERE ER Quilted Satin BEDROOM CHAIRS A welcome gift . . . for comfort and for beouty. 10 different shades Aor Derr PRE conn ee HE BEDROOM & BATHROOM RUGS sets 1 5 "esssssssssssssennres Lovely pastel washable 27" x 48", Matching shower A real special Betty Hayd. INTERIOR DECORATOR 15 KING ST. EAST RA 5-2686 DRAPES, BROADLOOM & FURNITURE rr 278 BE com oir ETN 2 BE coo ior reir 22 Ss aA Or LEE OX 2 40 Mi SBeony, belied down, is that Norway, Denmark and other Eu e ability of animals a U-ropean countries. most amaging operations . mans is determined by the ratio| pe between the amount of heart] 200,000 volts will assist Dr.| Lakehead Shipping 'Bound To Increase FORT WILLIAM (CP)--Donald Mosher, manager of Canadian Grain Trimmers (Lakehead) Limited, says his company loaded 57 deep-sea ships for over- seas ports here this season. The ships took 13,791,994 bushels of |grain. Mr. Mosher said Tuesday ship- ping at the Lakehead is bound to increase and that within two or three years it is likely ships will be making record runs between Montreal and the Lakehead. A special set of x-ray tubes * for SO m eo n e In love C L'AIMANT « L'ORIGAN + EMERAUDE "PARIS" + MUGUET DES BOIS Nothing makes Christmas more beautiful than the fragrant excitement of Coty. She'll thank you with every breath she takes. Choose from a most romane tic Coty collection, gift-wrapped in a Christmas Corsage. One more exciting than the other. From 1.50 to 30.00. 5 COTY... THE ESSENCE OF BEAUTY THAT IS CHRISTMAS Ce L* for Christmas ON BON VOYAGE 4.00 4, Tr PHONE RA 3-3332 JEWELLERS 1 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH 5 Piece Sheffield Reproduction TEA SET WITH TRAY Very Special' CHRISTMAS ITEM The Timeless Beauty Of MATCHED CULTURED PEARLS 10K, White safety clasp. Comes in velvet or satin- All necklets with lined gift box, 18.95 upwards WATCHES 'WATCHES WATCHES GIVE HER A WATCH FOR CHRISTMAS We have a large selection from which to choose . . . He will appreciate a watch in one of the above well known makes. We specialize in Teen-ager Models, 12.95 and up Oshatwa BUSINESSMENS ASSOCIATION OMEGA - LONGINE - WITTNAUER - BULOVA Other Brand Names JEWELLERS PHONE RA 3-3332 Gold What about a diamond. For that special gift the average person does not have enough gem know- 'ledge to judge stones. They must rely on the Jewellers integrity. Come to Bassett's before you buy that diamond. Also, 'why not trade in that stone you have on a larger one. We keep. a record of all diamonds sold by us. You will be surprised at what we will al- low you on a larger stone. 1 SIMCOE ST. S. PHONE RA 3-3337 A ee SWE MN Nr ge WET WY OW NTR eT Ae sa an oe co