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woman, when choosing a perma- other girls in chic, imaginative nernit partner--that is, if they can style. Can you bake a cherry pié? find that type in attractive for-/Or other goodies? Distribute mat. {samples Among 2 eligibles. Find a perfume that suits you REVEALING. WORTH and wear it always; and don't But, of course it isn't the ster-ithink he won't ask the name. ling worth of the lady thay en-\wear a "signature" item: a snares a man's interest in the flower or piece of jewelry, as a fist ae of akg notice. | conversation piece, with thescon- cards at first, in your Sh Ye ation aot you, hunt. Rather, your nice slim fig-| Make your home comfortable gre, seis bd humor, not bad}for male callers with a man-size s and affectionate nature are|chgir and large ash trays. Once assets to emphasize with tact and|, i taste in making friends with/'® 2 while, ask him-to, dinner, suitable males. but skip the candles and soft A well-known business house music; good soup, good home- recently Jublished a list of point-\made pasiry and really good ers on "how to trap a chap,"|coffee are more persuasive, Ask condensed from several thousand hi dvice 1h ti to ti answers to a searching question- is advice, Irom, time lo fume, naire. Always laugh at his jokes. Tell ; : him he's handsome, even if he six, I had to play the mother's hardly find them kind no more." 1 shal recapipulate the pointers. j role. So you have something of the rie y, though I can't say I en-™ : I worked at an office job, used special charm of a rose, in the| orse them all. To sight the Now, to land him: 'Arrange to my salary for household ex-|midst of orchids and other such 9UArTy, we are told: Buy or bor- double-date with a happily mar- penses and did most of the|shriller flowers. {row a dog and walk it; many ajried couple occasionally. Convey housework. In short, 1 gave the| 1 1d that because of \Fnance has been launched by a|the impression that you find him best years of my life to my fam- wou say, ™ rd * friendly bark. Become a Sunday |irresistible and indispensable as ily. Now they are all married, gf iy ve Jou i age painter and set up your easel in/few men can resist such de- in comfortable circumstances in|iyre) Joung Boi Foe Tl the park. Take up. tennis. Take votion. Don't discuss former boy Europe, except one brother now ik a chences. of spare-time study courses that friends or lost loves; but encour- in this eountry, y ackground, you ' are likely to attract men; put off/age him to talk of his old girl " winning a worthwhile husband|the cooking class until you are|friends; maybe you can learn HAS NICE FIGURE are excellent, still. engaged. Let family and friends|from their mistakes. Good luck. | I have no regrets for these] Your competent character know Jou are looking, and don't M.H. "lost" years. If my family has|willing homemaker talents, shar- turn down any invitations. forgotten my good deeds, God ing disposition and lifetime prac-| . Mary Haworth counsels (has rewarded me in many ways. tice in considering the needs of| CANNY SUGGESTIONS through her column, not by mail I have a nice job, many good others ahead of your own, are| For bringing him closer: Dress|or personal interview. Write to) friends, my own apartment and,|appealing qualities, bound to|just a little differently from the'her in care of this newspaper. above all, good health; so I count/make you a comfortable person . ' : my blessings. But as I live alone, |to be around, And most men go I get 50 lonely. : for the self-reliant and restful OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. and roof, glazed tiles on a brought complaints dents, TAKE NO CHANCES SWANSEA, Wales (CP) -- To avoid risks of injuries, all school soccer matches were during examinations here. . UNWANTED BABIES RAMSGATE, England (CP)-- At a cost of £6,000 the Variety Club of Great Britain is to buy, furnish and equip a home for unwanted babies in this Kent re- sort, | green which resie 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 10, 1960 MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL Spinster, Aged 43, Seeks Advice On Finding A Suitable Husband Dear Mary Haworth: What % prospects, do you think, has an old maid, 43, of finding a suit- able husbana: I have been really in love only once, and lost him to another woman. This hurt so {/much that I have kept men out dof my life. 4 I am a European, and came o this couniry three years ago. | Before that, I was at home in the %/0ld country with my brothers and {| sisters. Our parents died when _ilwe were very young, and as I # was the eldest girl in a family of NEWS BRIEFS NELL'S SPOT LONDON (CP) -- A public house whére Charles II used to meet Nell Gwyn, in the Battersea district, is to be preserved while many of the surrounding build- ings are being demolished. TOO COLORFUL WALTON, England (CP)-- Council of this Surrey commun- ity warned an architect not to build another rainbow roof, Irked by the monotony of roof tiles he CRACK ...crackling crisp, featherlight and flakier because they're "AQUAFLAKED" © baking process exclusive to. . . (eslonis CRACKERS & SALTINES I am not bad to look at; have a nice slim figure and have kept my sense of humor, Also I have an affectionate nature; and at heart am a homebody person. I will appreciate any advice you may give. My most grateful thanks in anticipation, P.F. OUTLOOK IS GOOD Dear P.F.: Yours is an old fashioned query, which marks you an old fashioned girl. And in the world of today (to use the George Gobel phrase) "you can't 'WE'RE HAVING A TEA..... Sandwiches And Little Cakes | THE STARS SAY To Serve At The Next Group Tea |-----rmmem Frost with buiter icing. Roll in| Mhjaiiiig siugnces recall coconut or chopped nuts | ' Persona RL 8g tual matters 3 Sharing the better launch a new season, almost be-| RUTTER CRUNCH SQUARES |aspects. In latter connection, fore the old one ends. Savor v| (Makes 3 Dozen) [you should enjoy interesting dis- little sandwiches (spread gener-| % cup butter cussions, lectures and other stim- ously with butter and assorted| % cup brown sugar ulating cultural activities. fillings) and butter-rich cakes/1 cup sifted all-purpose flour Where finances are concerned, and cookies are the order of thg| 2 teaspoon cinnamon sidestep optimism, unrealistic|y oir ohild will leave a elean|bim. od day. Pictured above are small? egg yolks es Sood common sense plate on finishing his meal. But| Provided all older members of doughnut-shaped sandwiches, fill-| MERINGUE TOPPING an nowledge gained from| there are many tragic scenes in|the family eat some of every food | ed with froited cream cheese,, on . ro experiences. aiming at this objective. {served, it may not be difficult for | CHILD GUIDANCE A Clean-Plate Rule May Not Always Be The Wisest By G. CLEVELAND MYERS serving himself too much food| Rightly, many parents hope|you might well warn or even curb| "Come For Tea" is an oft-| teard phrase in the spring when group teas and home-style teas RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS TWO MODERN STORES IN OSHAWA REG. PRICE 8.95 EACH! COMPLETE WITH SHADES and little rolled sandwiches, F THD. A child may linger at the table|the child to eat a very small por-| sporting processed cheese and). ,, Sup white sugar OR THE BIRTHDAY half an hour or more after the|tion of each food, even if no i Hiv. On th ke plate| J4 teaspoon cinnamon If tomorrow is your birthday, lh th be | asparazus Hips. 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Return to oven and June and, toward the end of De- is thay he hi ¢ a ns plate muuch) foods he prefers. Letting him feed uss om breed Bices, Lnicter jcontivug baking 2 to 25 minutes cember, look for mew opportun- especially of certain foods 3 |imtel is say a £5. 5am, sven spr Ww cheese ing. lor until golden brown. Cut into|ities to increase your prestige. o 4 -| Place asparagus spear diagonally|i% inch squares while warm. A child born on this day wil strongly dislikes. : Placing before him only one food | across bread; fold opp cor-| - Ibe highly idealistic and endowed A good way to solve this prob-|at a time and a very small por- ners across centre. Secure with S Twith tine literary ability. lem is to_put less food on his/tion of it. tudents Decree | DECORATOR SMART 3-PIECE TABLE SET TWO END TABLES, COP. FEE TABLE to the set. 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