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ANN LANDERS * _, 'insist on visiting the sick in hos- jpitals--but one more time won't) \hurt. I'm a nurse who recently THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 2,1963 7 | it again. "Do your hospitalized friends and relatives a favor and leave them alone unless sa Sn it SIN SAR a A NR A TE BENE OD ME RNR Sent GAD SPD Re ee States His Case jhad surgery so I now under-| stand this problem from all an- 'gles. For Two-Timers Dear Ann Landers: Why is|ME but to your wife--or should society so merciless to the mid-|I color you yellw? dle - aged husband who leaves) Dear Ann Landers: I've never his nagging, selfish, overweight|written a letter to a newspaper wife to enjoy the company of|in all my life, but I simply must some pleasant woman who has\comment on the letter from the the sense to praise him ocea-| woman who signed. herself sionally and makes him feel/Top-notch Secretary." In my like a man? lopinion she is a Top-Notch Trou- How could his business col-\hle-Maker who has, I suspect, leagues honor him with a din-|something beyond a_ profes- ner ag he leaves his socks| sional interest in her boss. on the floor, blows his nose too} I, too, work for a "terrific hard and forgets to pick up the). but he is married and has dry-cleaning? Such a man, of|, family, which means he's off- course, is» not worthy of affec-iimits so far as 1 am concerned. | tion. A pat on the arm in public}; gon't care if his wife phones will help get aeross the idea to|nim 30 times a day.If the calls friends that they are a devoted) annoy him then HE can tell her. couple. But if he wants more Furthermore, her presence in than a peck on the cheek when|the office is of no concern to they get home she says: "'At)me. She can pitch a tent in the}; our age? You must be a sex|reception room. I couldn't care maniac." le Millions of husbands would SS, probably take a powder tomor- A Top-Notch secretary knows row if they didn't fear the label! of "'heel" for walking out and leaving 'the poor thing" with| the children, the house, the car,} and the bank account. Me--I just left.--Color Me Gone what to keep her nose out of. And at the head of that list is Family Matters. -- Peace It's Wonderful Dear Wonderful: Thank you for an astute observation, You'd Dear Friend: There's no|make an excellent member for point in trying to reach you/my recently formed "Mind since you are already Gone. But| Your Own Business Club." Wel- to other husbands who feel as/come to the fold you do, I'd like to suggest that' Dear Ann Landers: You have you spell out your feelings, dealt repeatedly with the prob- frankly and promptly, not to lem of friends and relatives who Follow Social Etiquette In Signing Christmas Cards With the Christmas season ap-\the youngest. Sometimes the proaching, a problem _ of words "and the family" or "and etiquette make- an appearance. |the children" are substituted for How do you sign your greeting the actual names. In the case cards? Here are a few simple "rules which will solve this an- nual problem. for many people When a card is sent by husband and wife, the one who writes the card uses the normal cour- tesy of signing his or her name last, However, if names of chil- dren are to be added, father's name is first, then mother's name and then the names of the children from the eldest to of a large family, it is quite cor- rect to sign "From the James Doakes, all five" In addressing the envelope, if the card is intended for the whole family, it is proper to write to Mr. and Mrs. James Doakes and Family on the en- velope and it is also correct and i> keeping with the spirit of the season to write some personal message to the family under the Some folks in hospital enjoy |visitors. It's good for their mor- | ale. These people are the aged, ithe handicapped, children who' \must be confined for long pe- riods of time, and fracture) leases on the mend. Unfortu- nately, they are mot the ones lwho get the company. | Usually the woman who had! \a baby this morning of the man! who had a coronary last night leet the long lite of visitors. When I was a hospital patient I entertained more guests in my |room than I ever entertained at home. I was happy to check out 'of the hospital so I could get lsome rest. Please, Ann, say it again. Do jyour friends and relatives in hospital a favor and leave them alone unless they send for you.) --R.N. of Pa | \they send for. you." WORLD OF AWAITS YOU HERE! Removes warts, moles and superfluous hair permanently ond painlessly by ELECTROLYSIS New Kree Imperial Machine now installed for your con- venience. 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S--Elastio insert in waistband breathes with you and won't tail wp. "4--Vbiantie back closin ves twouwi oo <a> x allowed the cards to stand free regard for fhe recipient will dic- on the mantel or other flat sur-!tate the type and manner of faces. Signature Cards shine the Christmas '*K he warmth of your home to your Dramatic Beauty signature. s Rules for family cards follow Christmas Cards and fast rule on which name should come first for a-married first is prevalent, following the s - Mr. and Mrs, form. To Festive Decor ' busines. quai The fantasy of Christmas be-|Enown to Tain thease eg home during this beautiful sea-| 4 i inient | Oh When you tisk the avait! lone. However, if the recipient} for is really a friend whom you Most homes have candles 'and hope to introduce to your spouse they unearth annually and then|be used. In this case you must carefully pack away at the end decide whether to address the wreaths and ribbon ornaments whom you may not know. If complete the feeling of Christ- both names are included, it is Christmas cards are part ofthe recipient's home rather than the Christmas fantasy, and sojoffice. ly to the glittering themes de-|colored inks when hand signing sired. Many of this year's cards|cards, to add to the gaiety of : of the tree. Try attaching your back of the envelope. However, cards to iengths of ribbon andjenvelopes should never be ad-! Go) WHF frames or mantel pieces. Trans-|cards must be printed or hand- parent tape, straight pins or/|signed. \ the cards to the ribbon. Tie ajlow is to base your own zood » sheen bow at the top of the rib-| judgment on the depth of social v4 y much easier, too, than if you;each name on your list. 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