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1 The Oshawa and_ District Construction Exchange members honor their wives each year at their Ladies' Women Who Co Night Out, held this year at the Oshawa Golf Club, 'The three couples seen here from the left are: Mr. Har- Out To Work Accomplish More At Home By ROBERTA ROESCH Do women with jobs get more done at home than those who stay home all day "As a woman who works, I can say that they do," says the one who kicked off this topic. "And my own 'before and after' tale is definite proof. "Last year, I didn't work," she said, "and it seemed like I had all the time in the world But my biggest project week after week was writing and re- writing detailed lists of all the jobs I should do in my home "I would begin each day with 2 coffee break and a reading of one of my lists. Then, as I sat and sipped coffee, I tried to decide whether this was the day to clean out the kitchen cabinets, put the basement in order, work outdoors on the ~~ Wilson Furniture's. ts SPECIA patio or go to the store to pick out paint for a guest room that needed re-doing. "But since I had time and no need to. get started 'now' I would always end each coffee break by post- poning the jobs till 'later.' "Later,, however, never came, so as spring turned. to summer the only accomplish- ment I could show for the sea- son was all wrapped wp in a volume of lists that never re- sulted in any action "When fall arrived," she said, "our income needed a boost, so I had to trade my unlimited time for the routine of a job." When she found a job, this woman said, she discovered soon that in order to manage both a job and a home, she had to map out some kind of plan unlimited DUE TO TREMENDOUS CROWDS incoming presi- dent and Mrs. Jensen; Mr John Belko, president and Mts. Belko and Mr. Wil old Jensen and change her habit of wasting her "now's" for the "'later's" that never came Once she faced this fact, she sat down and wrote more lists of all the things she needed to do to keep her home running well "T included the routine house- hold tasks, plus all the extras," she said. "But this time, as I wrote my lists, I also drew up a schedule that would push me into using my 'Now's' and make me forget about the 'Later's.' ACCOMPLISH MORE "As a result of this approach forced on me by a job, I have done more in a few weeks this year than in a whole season in the past. I have cleaned out the kitchen cabinets, put the hase- ment in order, painted the guest room by working at night and for spring Sat- urdays to work, "So srepared the atio by y early on my own 'before and | Lectures On Caves And Crystals | Given At Rock And Mineral Club |the Luray Caverns in Viriginia. FOR TOMORROW 'on the mineral carvorundum, anishould make Saturday an ex- jand its crystals q liam Lindsay; past-presi- dent, and Mrs, Lindsay -Oshawa Times Photo after' tale convinces me," she said, "that women with jobs get more done in the house than those who are home all day. When your schedule is tight you all your 'now's' now, be- cause you don't have 'later's.'"' One woman's story is not ab- solute proof, of course, that women with jobs get more done than those who stay home all day use At the last regular massing of the season of the Oshawa Rock and Mineral Club, held at the Oshawa Recreation Centre} building at the Airport. Mr! John Pratt lectured on caves. He stated that the 'most inter-| esting kind of cave was the} one which was carved by water) cnt cliaent ig with dissoive caroon dioxide in limestone. Water) Quarry at St. Catharines, Satur- flowing through the cracks slow-\day, May. 28 and to the Canada} | Hy hollowed out a cave. Over|Crushed Stone Quarry at Dun-| best hetween 60 and 70 degrees hundreds of thousands of years|das, May 29, and several localiand should not be "roasted" water dripping through cracks! in the roof of the cave built up! icicles of mineral deposits, stalactites, which hung down, and stalagmites which grew up- ward to meet them, such as in Mr. Martin Step gave a talk artificial mineral created hy| accident when scientists were) trying to make artificial dia monds, The discarded materia| was found to-b€ so hard that 'only diamonds could scratch it always broke with sharp edges. This led to its being so widely used for abra sive or grinding stones and wheels. Mr, Jack Kauffman displayed artificial crystals which he had grown, describing his method He stated that two chemicals which he used, aium and cop per sulphate, could be pur chased at any drugstore. Prizes were awarded by Mr Kauffman to Mr. Hugh Peterson and Mr Pratt for similar crystals which they had grown Mr. Pratt, chairman of nominating committee, present ed the new slate of officers for 1966-67 as follows: past-presi dent,. Mrs. Donald Brockman president, Mr. Jack Kauffman vice-president, Mr. Hugh Gan non; secretary, Mrs, Hugh Peterson; treasurer, Mr, Hugh Peterson; display chairman Mr. Conrad Lariviere; publicity chairman, Mr. John Pratt ihe | | | The f Rundle Garden Centre All Your Gardening Needs. you Rundle Garden Centre 1015 KING S$T,,E, Complete Sales and Service Sales and Service for LAWNBOY, TORO YARDMAN quolity garden toe we hove it finest ts need if 725-6551 } We regret we could not give you the service we would like to have given! ... Many disappointed customers were left wait- ing... therefore. . iL SAVINGS ON BETTER QUALITY SMOOTH TOP AND QUILTED MATTRESSES Serta Orthorite Deluxe Restonic Vita Posture Sealy Golden Sleep ..... 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It was announced that the| To stay healthy, house plants club's annual banquet would bejneed an adequate supply of held at Kedron United Chureh at! tepid--not cold--water. June 18; that the| Most plants should be thor- club would have a float in the| oughly soaked once a week but It is imperative to know each plan-t's--preference -regarding} sunlight and temperature. In lgeneral, foliage plants thrive SE wt ahem. esate be to tne Walker Brothers'| near a radiator in winter --_---- Fertilize plants at regular in- tevals, and provide for proper drainage and soil. aeration. THE STARS SAY Cleanliness is vital. because By ESTRELLITA mari trips wou Id also be held. We carry a complete line of Freeman formal wear and accessories for all ithen, and make no furthe Generous planetary influences|moves toward monetary. expan | sion until next March, when you ceptionally happy period. 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