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ing your hair make your plans for your day. Then you are on your way to figure out as well as you how to make the plan ommy ! . they all notice the jifference when you 'e. New lustre; new hat's what BAKER ig carpets. Call | " for fast, efficient DELIVERY" } THEM ALL" -- perience" | 9-9100 rarge asit eople. And the all the things to os, organs, hi-fi t. You can also tever you need, u're looking for od to get in the WEAR-WHAT-YOU-PLEASE, THEME "Dress Optional" on the tickets for the gala centen- nial ball organized by the Oshawa and District Labor Council produced a wide variety in dress, adding to ba the festive atmosphere in the Civic Auditorium on Friday night. Among those who wore the costume of sygone days were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hannah of Hampton seen dancing, left. Centre, Mayor Ivan Hobbs of Bowmanville and Mrs. Hobbs went informally and apparently enjoyed them- selves dancing to Pete OF ODLC CENTENNIAL BALL Schofield and his College All-Stars. Lieutenant - Col- one] Leo P. M. Tiggelers, Commanding Officer of The Ontario Regiment wore dress blues and with Mrs. Tggelers madea striking pair on the dance floor. Attendance prizes and spot prizes added to the fun Survey Shows Married Women Big Percentage By DENNIS ORCHARD OTTAWA (CP) -- Whether Canadian women have a "'work- ing-world" job or not depends more on their education than their age, says a new labor- force study published today by the Dominion Bureau of Statis- ties. The study also traces a change in the shape of the female labor force since 1951--' "a tremendous rise" in the number of married women over 35-taking jobs. The study is the fifth in a series prepared for DBS on var- ious aspects of the labor force. It was conducted by John D. Allingham of the University of Western Ontario. Mr. Allingham demonstrates the effect of education most vividly in the 40-44 age group. Here, nine out of 10 single women with high school educa- tion have jobs. Among single women with only elementary school education, about six of 10 are working. For married women in the same age bracket, 31 per cent of those with high school diplo- mas were working, 21 per cent of those with an elementary school background. Of Work Force women were returning to work during their mid-30s and early 40s in much greater numbers in 1961 than in 1951. His analysis used data from the censuses of the two years. He suggested that the devel- opment is due to the changing] nature of the mother's role. Canadian women are bearing/lies fewer children after 35 than American women; the last-born child will have entered school while the average mother is in her mid-30s, 74 CELINA STREET Education combines in strik- ing fashion with the trend. "Once married, women of higher education are expected to have fewer children," says the study. "Women of higher education are likely to marry men with higher education and ... are more likely to have access to automated substitutes for household chores. "Thus, ironically, such women have more technological power to care for smaller fami- The study says a transition in, With their new willi to and the judging of the beard growing contest was something new in the way of entertainment for Osh- awa. --Oshawa Times Photos THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR WEDNESDAY Some planetary restrictions afflict personal relationships now. During business hours, do nothing to antagonize superiors or incur the enmity of co-work- ers and, in leisure time, be careful in dealings with new acquaintances. Persons born under some signs will be highly unconventional, even decepfive, and association with them will do you no good. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If Wednesday is your birth- day, your chart indicates that even though your all-over pros- pects in job and financial mat- ters are excellent for the year ahead--and, despite fine influ- ences governing these lines throughout October--it would| be foolhardy to engage in sner.| ulation during November since you could offset gains. Operat- | ing conservatively throughout that month, however, you can go on to further advances dur- ing the first two weeks in| December, all through January, | the first two weeks of Febru- | ary, the latter half of April, the | first week in May, the last two! weeks in June and the entire | month of August. During the latter half of December and early April, it will be important to avoid extravagance, how- ever. | Personal affairs will be well- aspected for most of the year, | and you should derive great} happiness through your rela- tionships with others. Except THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 5, 1967 11 po page gene in late syed ties; would make an excellent and in early January, when you i i may -encouster some anucy. writer, especially in the field of ances (in the former, possibly, the drama. because of an unexpected , change in your environment), phar on the domestic scene Should run smoothly and happi- ly. Best periods for romance: | gees Nom Jee All of October, next April and| oe June. Most auspicious cycles| for travel and stimulating social activities: October (an| exceptionally beneficent period for all Virgoans), in January, | April and the weeks between | June 15 and Sept. 1 of next} year. | A child born on this day will | be highly trustworthy and meti- culous in handling responsibili- 25 PRINCE ST. 576-0140 THE WOMEN'S WELFARE LEAGUE DIRECTORS OF Simcoe Hall Boys' Club -- Eastview ANNOUNCES REGISTRATIONS FOR FALL SWIM PROGRAM Wednesday, September 6th--6:30 P.M. CHILDREN'S SWIMMING INSTRUCTION -- registration for Tadpole, Beginner, Junior Red Cross -- ONLY Thursday, September 7th--6:30 P.M. CHILDREN'S ADVANCED SWIMMING INSTRUCTION -- gi ion for | diate, Senior Red Cross and R.L.S.S. Bronze, 12 week courses, one lesson per week. Classes held on Mon- days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 4:15; 5:30; 7:00; 8:00 p.m, FEE -- $6.00 plus $1.00 membership Children must be 42" and 6 years of age. Thursday, September 7th--7:30 P.M. ADULT'S SWIMMING INSTRUCTION MIXED ADULTS -- registration for Beginner, Junior, Intermediate, Senior Red Cross and R.L.S.S. Bronze. 12 week course, one lesson per week. Classes held on Tuesday Evenings at 9:00- 10:00 P.M. and 10:00-11:00 P.M. FEE -- $10.00. LADIES -- registration for B gi , Junior, | diate, OPEN SOON OSHAWA VIC TANNY'S CANADA'S LARGEST AND FINEST CHAIN OF HEALTH SPA'S Senior Red Cross, 12 week course, one lesson per week. Classes held on Thursday Mornings 9:30 - 10:30 A.M, and 10:30-11:30 A.M, FEE -- $10.00 THE ABOVE PROGRAMS COMMENCE THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 11th Monday, September 11th--1:30 P.M. MOTHERS and PRE-SCHOOL SWIMMING INSTRUCTION -- registration for children 3 to 5 years of age. 6 week course, one lesson per week, Classes held on Mondays, 2:00 - 2:30 and 2:45-3:15 P.M. ; FEE -- dag Ping This course commences MONDAY, Septem- er 18t NO_APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED DATES AND TIMES. PARENTS MUST ENROLL THEIR OWN CHILDREN, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 728-5121 Canada's occupational structure|work, concludes the report, toward the white-collar sector}women in their mid-80s and is probably the most importantjolder make up Canada's single factor explaining the|"greatest reservoir of untapped high demand for women work-|labor" apart from the school- ers. age population. 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