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What can I do to cure him of abandoning me at these gruelling affairs?-- Wife Dear Wife: You have two choices, lady, Either go to the cooktail parties with your hus- band and be prepared to fend off the bores, or stay at home where you probably will feel twice as sorry for yourself, Dear Abn Landers: I'm a 14- year-old girl who is writing to u because if I confessed this anyone they'd think I was nuts, This summer I went to Nor- way with gy fing on So many wonderful things happened on the trip. When I came home, I felt all grown up, Before I went away TI hated doing dishes and making beds, and cooking and baking. Now I tind housekeeping is a lot of fun, And do you know why? Can Overcome Boredom up and the house is mine, 1 even have an imaginary hus- band. Do you think I am crazy, Ann?--Miss Pretend Dear Miss: No, I don't. It's retend. And as long as pretendi the song, if you want dream to come true, you to h dream. Dear Ann Landers: Last Sep- tember I married a divorcee who has an 18-year-old son, Before we were married, she rsuaded me to permit -the y to live with us until Febru- ary when he would volunteer for the army. February has come and gone and the boy is still here. He is mouthy, insolent, arrogant and he also is wrecking our mar- riage. When I came from work to- night my wife was crying. She said the boy had been baiting her all day. They argue con- stantly and he gets on her nerves but she has never dis- ciplined him. The boy has a job and is self- pas ged ny He gets along fairly well with his father who is un- married. I feel he should go live there, I hate to make my wife choose between the boy and me, but that's the way things are headed. What is your opinion of this mess? On The Edge Dear Edge: Remind your wife of the agreement that the boy would leave in February. But don't give her an ultima- tum. It could wreck your mar- riage. Speak your piece and let's hope she has sense enough to do what should have been Because I pretend I am grown done in February. Christmas Parcels Are Never Handled With Kid Gloves By JEAN SHARP Canadian Press Women's Editor TORONTO (CP) -- Unless your Aunt Harriet lives where mail is delivered by para- chute, her Christmas present isn't going to be dropped from @ great height deliberately. At the same time, postal ziEe fe i i and add a few E f BIG big cities usually take measures to facilitate of Christmas mail. , for example, the ice rents most of the building at the National Exhibition y areas of the coun- is just truck service n t trains no longer run there," Mr. Baker says. "When the fivailable truck or trucks are loaded, mail left over just has to wait." You can minimize the chance of delay on a package going out of Canada by having customs forms ed out correctly, getting parcels weighed at the post office for postage and following size and weight regulations. Parcels for Britain may weigh no more than 22 = For Canada and the nited gs the limit is 25 pounds. Mr. Baker says ple often must be ced to rewrap packages to lighten "This is not an exclusively Canadian regulation, It's an international agreement parcel post." : In Canada, parcels may be more than three feet in Li E hs "y 5 g 3 g 4 get lost and easily damaged | because there is no packing in | them. cels be tied with twine. If the 'parcel gets damaged, the string will hold it together. Gummed tape sometimes dries out and lifts off, espe- cally if the package is shipped in a cold car. sugges that all par- "The correct address is one thing we're always concerned about. We must have the cor- rect. postal address, and in metropolitan areas the apart- ment suite number is getting to be almost a must. "We also suggest you show a return address inside the ckage incase the outside label comes off." Corrugated cardboard, strong brown paper and suf- ficient packing are also rec- ommended, Mr, Baker says the post office would be pleased if you never mailed liquids, But if you must, it prefers they be packed with enough absorbent material to absorb all the li- quid should its container break. For today's "'total look" this three-piece matching outfit has been especially designed for quick knitting with No. 5 needles. Simple ribbing is ased throughout the raglan pullover, ring style hood and long stock- ings. The feet of the stock- ings are knitted with 4 ply By ELEANOR ROSS One quick look at the calen- pot ag ge vale | ent in suenee We came upon organizers for gloves, hose, scarves, jewelry, ete, The cases are fashioned of deap-pile velour in zebra, tiger and leopard prints that .look for all the world like the real thing. They hag Svap og hay Ke teens] ager er nice an neat wiih accessories. Also making a stand for neat- ness is a LP of papier mache items mo into pin-cushion stands, hair-spray covers, li stick refill holders. To match, 4 co-ordinated colors, are tissue boxes and small ize mir- rors, all done in bright Mexican sun colors, some molded into A phy" for the colleg notion for the college girl is a pocketful of on-the-spot needs to hang on the wall for easy reach. Pins, measure are all attractively mounted on a fringe-edged strip of hopsacking accented by floral felt motifs. For stocking-stuffers, there is a series cf novel key chains all "MATCHIES fingering yarn for a neat and comfortable fit. If you wish instructions please send self-addressed stamp- ed envelope plus ten cents to cover cost of handling, to the needlework depart- ment of this newspaper, asking for Leaflet 1-67 "Matchies." THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW No daydreaming this day! With both creative and business affairs governed' by generous influences, make the most of all opportunities and forge ahead with long-postponed plans and new ventures which can ma- terially affect your future. Don't scatter energies, how- ever. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that you can make fine headway in the coming year if you concen- trate on your most ambitious goals and are willing to assume some -- but not too many -- added responsibilities. Sagittar- jans have a tendency to take on too many burdens, but this habit can be dextrimental be- cause it invites fatigue. Occupa- tional progress and increased earnings are a likelihood be- tween now and mid-February; also, during the first three weeks of March, the last week in September, throughout No- vember and next December. 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