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BA THE OSHAWA. TIMES, Thuredey, Jenwery. 20,.1966 | PRETTY HAND - WOVEN GUEST TOWEL Every bride needs a good stock of pretty guest towels in her linen chest. This one she can quickly make her- self. Huck weaving works up . 80 quickly! This leaflet pro- vides instructions and dia- grams for the three color design across this 14 inch » wide guest towel. If you would like the leaflet, please send a_ self « addressed stamped envelope and ten cents te cover cost of hand- ling to the Needlework De- partment of The Oshawa Times asking for leaflet no. E. S. 966. Pet Problem Talked Later Love me, love my dog--cat, parakeet, tropical fish. It's wonderful when the: per- son you Marry accepts your pet without reservation, loving it first because you do and later for itself. But this isn't always the case. And you shouldn't wait until you're back from your honey- moon to settle the pet problem. At isn't fair to anybody, includ- ing your faithful four- fogted friend. A bride should know pretty well by her wedding day how the man feels about animals in general and hers in particular. He has sat at her home and petted -- or ignored -- her toy poodie for months now. So discuss it, Will the animal get the afgection, attention and care in the new home it has al- ways had from you? Or will it be in the way-- even be ob- jectionable -- and perhaps lead to arguments? If the second case is true, find another good home for the pet -- before the wedding. You'd have to board him through the. honeymoon anyway, and to shunt him to still another person after you come back would make him feel even more inse- cure. Animals, like people, want a home they're sure of and someone they can love. A different kind of problem would arise if you both had pets. Parakeets and fish rarely cause difficulty. But what about a cat and a parakeet? Or what about a dog and a cat although they aren't always the traditiin- al enemies they're supposed to be? Time, patience and under- standing will usually take care of such situations. Suppose the newlyweds would like to get a pet, to give their apartment that extra homey feeling?" It depends on the individuals, in a world all their own, with of course.But they might dojeyes only for each other. A well to wait. Young married|brand new animal would like- Bride, bridegroom and their parents will arreve for the re- ception a little in advance of their guesis. Tile bride's parents should stand nearest the door to wel- come them, then pass each one to the bridegroom's parents, their friends last of all. Keep greetings brief--this ap- plies to hosts and guests alike! Receptions large or small /can be surprisingly lonely for | guests who know only a few of the people present. It is Correct Reception -- Keeps Party Running Smoothly worth asking ushers and one or twe close friends to make in- troductions 5 until hosts are free te min im the company. Even if you have a buffet meal, have a few seats avail- able for older relateves --- here again try to see that no-one . sits alone. You will be surprised how grateful people will be for this extra thoughtfulness on your part. If you keep the emphasis on welcome and friendliness your reception will be a success. | - _« .. and there's ce happy home in your future ! Check with us Begin married life you find the house you want, natiy bells most happily in a home of your own. We are ready to help in the location you prefer. See our listings. W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LTD. 177 Church St. 623-3393 couples have a habit of living ily feel left out and unwanted. = oT? % sow" Our Catering Department ia Offering a Complete CATERING SERVICE We Deliver to Homes -- Banquets -- Offices -- TONY'S Buffet Luncheons @ Weddings Dinner Parties Showers _ Social Clubs Factory Openings @ Dances, etc. WE HANDLE EVERYTHING © For Any Advice Concerning Your Party or Banquet 128-7309 @- Graduations @ Cocktail Parties @ Picnics fol es wIi¥DS 'REFRESHMENT SERVICES @ CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS e