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1B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, March 5, 1963 ANN LANDERS Let The Present Bury The Past |is safe for even a tiny baby. On the way home my hus- band said he didn't 'think he would care to eat there again. I feel the same way. What is your. opinion?--Yonkers. Dear Yonkers: Strictly from an esthetic point of view it would be better to keep the dog's dishes separate. Your friend's statements. how- ever were. correct. So she'd be doing the dog°a fayor by. not came from a children. M. it} though they fit her like sausage tigi ant 3 though he knew rotten past.. We've married 12 years, have four children hypo ot ~ hap- 0s: woman within an inch of a rum - bucket and a tramp. Last night Dave brought an out-of-town customer home to) dinner. I almost died when I saw the guest. He's the man I lived with. I know he recog- nized me at once but he gave no hint. a Shall I tell Dave, or should I contact my old flame and beg him to keep his mouth shut?-- Lucky Lee Dear Lucky: Keep your mouth shut. Unless the man is |husband a lot of grief.--f *| rs-|most revealing -letter. I didn't subjecting him to:human.germs. out of shape, the sleeves in his jackets are poppi at the seams. She stuffs herself into his jeans and slacks -- even casings. So please tell the fathers who have this problem to knock the HOUSEHOLD HINT You need never be without an fee. bag if you keep on hand some plastic bags and twist ties. Just fill one with ice, twist shut and wrap in a towel. Winter-Break Cruise Grows in Popularity By ELEANOR ROSS This is cruise time and each season finds the winterbreak cruise. growing in popularity. Same goes for the Easter cruise. Americans are so cruise-con- scious these days that stores actually keep tabs on how many passengers are going in which direction. The shorter cruises make for the blue Caribbean; the longer Schedules sail the Mediterran- ean lanes. j Well, believe it or not, but it's' true, nearly two hundred thous- and vacationers are booked for Caribbean ports alone! And goodness knows how many for- tunate owners of cabin cruisers ~ be making for warm wa- All this means that most istores have to have as many decks as an ocean-going liner. The wise shopper selects washable items for easy care. Such items range from slippers slippers Yined in terry and soled in white rubber rope look newer, neater and nicer than and by Other washable footwear cludes . stretch failles, stretch terry adorned with rubber flow- ers to match bathing caps and 'hand-crocheted terry slingback Styles. These appropriately, cor:e in sunshine gold and wa- ter-blue. Very smart and new and use- ful are the floral print and dam- ask handbags designed for for- mal travel wear. These have practically unno- ticeable plastic coverings which show the slightest bit of soil. TAGS ON BAGS And you oe eet to find WEAR HEAVY BRASSES'. |tiere rece at ly after: saving The Padaung women of Burma wear neck collars and money for nearly two years for the trip. leg bands of brass coils weigh- ing up to 50 pounds. ments for everything, in patent vinyl and other plastics that can be sudsed-sponged quickly. Any shore leave, of course, calls for gloves--the handcro- SAVED FOR TRIP MONTREAL (OP) -- Eight American Girl Scouts from East! Providence, R.I., spent a week) chets with' woven cotton palms and the stretch doeskins. which are ideal travelers. And for dressy stay-overs, there are 6-button nylons with glace in- serts. All of these gloves, naturally, ican go in and out of suds ju as easily as stockings, which can be wiped clean with suds to travel bags. Sailcloth deck in. a second and so need never' means jiffy-care. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRED ! ! Any Make or Model 'Prompt e Service WARNER WILLIAMS SERVICE CENTRE 17-B BOND E. 725-3531 habit in the head early--an¢ save some poor unsuspecting! who knows. Dear One: Thank you for a realize this habit was transfer- able. (Are you listening papa?) Dear Aon Landers: My hus- band and I had dinner at the home of friends last evening.|° When the hostess cleared the table she gathered all the meat scraps on her own plate and placed it-on the floor. I thought I was hearing things when she shouted, "Here, Prince, come and get it!" Much to my astonishment, the mutt: came prancing into the dining room, and ate the left- overs right off the wedgewood. The hostess noticed the ex- pression of astonishment on my face and told me in no uncer- tain terms that a dog's mouth is clearner than a human's. She further stated that hot water; and soap kill every kind of germ and that after the dish comes out of the dish water it a miserable heel he'll do the same. 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