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If intuition tells you to "bid your time," have patience. The proper approach --and timing--will be a_ vital factor in the success of job or financial dealings. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If Thursday is your birthday, your outlook for the next year is very promising indeed. Occu- pational advancement and mon- etary gains are indicated and, with the exception of brief periods in late October and in early January, personal rela- tionships will be under most) beneficent aspects. You just entered a cycle in which your spirit of enterprise should be at a peak and where, according to the stars, the time fas come for pursuing your most ambitious plans--especial- ly those of long-range value. Promised high spots for accom- plishment: The entire month of October, early December, all of January, the first half of Feb- ruary, late April, the first week of May, the last half of June and next August. Well-wishers in job, social and family circles will be of assistance in furthering your interests this year, and there is every indication that before another 12 months have slipped off the calendar, you will find both personal and business affairs in very sound position. Most auspicious months for romance: October, next April and June; for travel and enliv- ening social activities: October, January, April and the period between June 15 and Sept. 1 of next year. Do not let a possible change of environment in late October dismay you. All signs point to such a change turning out definitely for the better. A child born on this day will be endowed with the. talents required to make a successful teacher, scientist, literary or music critic. SOCIAL NOTICES FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Bissonnette, Woodslee, Ontario, announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Joan Marie, to David Michael Cun- ningham, Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cunningham, Oshawa. The ceremony is to take place on Saturday, Sept- ember 30, 1967, at 11.30 a.m. in Saint John the Evangelist Church, Woodslee, Ontario. MARRIAGE The marriage is announced of Judith Anne Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greene, Oshawa, to James Delaney, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Delaney, Brockville. The wedding took place on Friday, September 1, 1967 in Toronto. HOUSEHOLD HINT When you slash the outside fat edge of steak or ham to keep it from 'curling, make di- agonal instead of vertical cuts. It seems to work out better this way. 25 PRINCE ST. Your Real Needs Coll For All Estate | hair of Princess English Girls Solve Problems, Introduced By Mini-skirt | By DAVID MILLER LONDON (CP)--The blonde with the long, long legs and the shortt, short skirt climbed onto the bus at London's Tra- falgar Square carrying a newspaper, an umbrella and her purse. Heads, mostly male, turned quickly and appraised the lat- est passenger on the crowded double-decker. Main object of their scrutiny was the mini- skirt. It was about eight inches above her knees, black in color and made of cotton. But it was just one of about 30 similar skirts on the lurching bus and, after a few seconds, interest died. Then the girl dropped her newspaper. Interest picked up again and men C¢raned their necks to see how the girl would han- dle the obviously delicate sit- uation. Would she bend over? Would she wait until! someone picked it up for her? Or _-- she just forget about it? The girl didn't hesitate. She seemed to fold like an accor- dion. Bending her knees and lowering herself to the floor with her back perfectly straight, the girl retrieved her newspaper and retained her dignity in one graceful swoop. NEED MINI-CROUCH It was another convincing victory for the skirt and the | mini-etiquette that goes with it "That's the mini-crouch," said Bea Woodsgate, a hair- dresser and a mini-skirt wearer from way back. "Every girl who wears a mini has to develop the crouch. It's like learning to kick your feet when you swim." Bea is a swinger. She works for one of Britain's top | hairdressers and has done the Margaret and the Duchess of Kent. She earns £15 ($45) a week, but boosts the total to £30 with tips and gifts. Most of her savings are | spent on clothes and most of | her clothes are mini. She has | mini-skirts, mini-dresses, mini-coats and even a micro- mini. | "That's a very, very short mini,"' she explained. "I don't wear it too often." Bea is like thousands of other English girls who wear the mini-skirt because it is | "with it." | And these thousands of | English girls, like Bea, found | they had to develop a lot of new talents to handle the short, short skirt. "After all," says Bea, "you can't just bend over wearing a mini-skirt, can you? You have to kind of lower yourself --that's the. mini-crouch. It doesn't take long to learn and after a while you do it uncon- sciously."" OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS 20% Discount o n Orders of 5 or More Pictures Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King Set. £., Oshawe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x7 -- 1.25 each Another problem with the | skirt occurs when the wearer sits down. "Every skirt rides up when | you sit and with the mini it's | double-trouble. A normal skirt can be pulled down, but a mini doesn't have far to go." CARRY NEWSPAPER British ingenuity was called n. "The best thing to do is carry a newspaper or a big purse. And when you sit down, rest it on your knees, That way you don't feel so self-conscious." Regular nylon stockings and a mini-skirt don't mix either, but the body-stocking --a kind of nylon stocking- pants combination that comes up to the waist--solved that crisis, Others have arisen, but the skirts in London still are the shortest in the world. "We like our minis," said Bea. "'Once you wear one, every other skirt seems old hat. They're much more com- fortable, easier to walk in and you feel smart with one iJ Ss The latest challenge to the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 13, 1967 19 Fall-Into-Winter Increasing Use By JEAN SHARP CP Women's Editor With the hemlines still hov- ering nervously above the knee and with the points on shoes finally just a memory, except for women left with a closet full of them, this fall's fashion news centres on accessories, trim and color. in a Cross-Canada Survey by The Canadian Press, the leading colors most often named by fashion experts are brown, greens and the pink- } to-plum range In Saint John, N.B., and Otiawa, rust is the predicted favorite. In Montreal, Toronto | and St. John's, Nfld., a dark chocolate brown is high on the list. In Vancouver and Winr'peg it is mentioned as a sleeper. Montreal alone reports black as the dominant color. It will be worn in a total look including black opaque hose. The tent dress or A-line will remain a major dress fash- ion, but in a modified form. Waistlines and hints of waist- lines will. range from below the best' to mid-way down the hips In Halifax, among other centres, the prediction is that dresses will be sleeveless or long-sleeved, Hardware is the big word Coats Show Of Fur Trim in accessories and trim. There will be chain belts, brass buckles, industrial zip- pers for centre and off-centre openings, metal buttons, loops. bolts and nailheads. Part-suits, pant-dresses and mini-skirts with matching shorts and bloomers will make the scene again. A favored mini-dress is the long, striped sweater. Moe conventional knits, mohairs, tweeds and plaids are predicted as the top suit fabrics. A Regina buyer says costumes of dress and jacket or dress and coat will sell there Charlottetown and Van- couver both report an interest in plain, flat-faced fabrics as well as the textured ones. Coats will have more shape than in recent years, and fur trim will supply a new fash- ion note A Winnipeg furrier says lavish trim in light shades such as fox, pale mink and bleached beaver is being used on collars, cuff and hem edg- ing and banding on side open- ings. An Ottawa retailer says his sture sold three times as manv fur-trimmed coats as plain last year and he expects | at least a comparable ratio this year. "FUR PROVIDES a new fall fashion note. Left to , Tight are a camel coat with lynx collar and sleeves, a camel dress and double- breasted jacket with fox a CAPES STYLISH Capes, especially for the | young, are stylish in Toronto | and Edmonton. The so-called Dr. Zhivago FOR WEDDING The wedding season never June, September. and: October. ends 'FOLLOW THE EASY RULES PUBLICATION but Throughout reaches peaks in the year The Oshawa Times tries to accommodate its readers by provid- ing space for accounts of weddings and some photographs. Each week, under the heading Wedding Album on the social page is published information on how to proceed with the publication of a wedding. Forms are available at The Oshawa Times office. record depends upon the subm to the women's editor at least mony. Reports received after place are not acceptable. This arrangement which has ensures that weddings appear their having taken place and record of the bride-elect's Publication of this showers wedding ission of the completed form three days before the cere- the ceremony has _ taken been in effect for one year, in print within one week of are still newsworthy. The and her out-of-town guests should be submitted at least five days prior to the wedding. All commercial phutographers have long been notified that if the bride wishes a photograph to accompany her wedding story, they must submit a print within four days following the wedding. These arrangements must be followed absolutely to meet the demands of both space and time. coat is on display in, Mont- real, but mostly as"a show item. An Edmonton fashion | co-ordinator comments that the mid-calf style would make sense in Alberta's win- ter climate, but predicts only the courageous will wear one, Others, she says, will contin- ue to freeze in less avant- garde lengths. Edmonton, Regina, Winni- peg, Ottawa, Vancouver and Montrea! fashion experts all predict the comeback of the hat, particularly the Greta Garbe wide, floppy brim, and some mannish fedora styles. This new-old accessory will take on the season's bright colors. Shoes have settled down to squared, rounded toes and low heels for now. Only St. John's, Nfld., reports that these styles are still hard to find in the local stores. 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