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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Februory 16, 1967 ANN LANDERS Wife Should Respect Her Husband's Privacy @ Pek hind a closed door got myj|the most comprehensive 0! goat. rights--is the right most valued This woman is in trouble if|by civilized man." she tries to force herself into) Deat Ann Lattders: I am go every corner of her husband's|ing with a wonderful fellow. He| } has so many fine qualities that A man's desire for privacy/it would take your whole does not mean he is shutting/column to name them. But one! | his wife out of his life. A person|thing about him makes me sick existence. who wishes to escape into a}--his table manners. newspaper or a book deserves seeks. Dear Ann Landers: The letter{communication {it is useful to from the bride who was hurt/consider the value of silence.| because her husband preferred|Justice Louis D. Brandeis said) to remove his partial plate be-|it Lest: "'The right to be alone-- Harry props up his elbows on| the temporary isolation that he/ihe table, "nsobbles his food,|* lks with his mouth full and} f Respect for privacy can and/<macks his lips. He ignores his| should be taught to children.|nankin and licks his fingers. Our youngsters value their timelwhen he wants something to be alone, and, would you be-|nassed to him he doesn't ask, lieve, they also know that there/he points, yh rod when they must leave I just love to be with Harry-- . until food is served. Then I get Pe kd and ei aigg Bed a knot in my stomach and can't dawn to dusk mist be free of conversation for a while. 'And| women who are with chattering children all day must have an oasis of quiet, ie saashe ¢ Please pass on this thought to s your millions of readers, Thank|, De@* Shamokin: No there you.--Temporarily Turned Off] i$" t--so do him a great big fa- Dear T.T.0.: In this age when| °F 2nd til him. If he is as wonderful as you heavy emphasis is placed On| oy he will be grateful. if he resents being told, then he is j;not as wonderful as you say. Dear Ann Landers: I just read the letter from the wife who complained because her husband wouldn't repair any- [thing around the house and the place was falling down. Here jis a suggestion that is bound to work--if she uses it properly. Tell the woman to go to the m\ hardware store and buy some |bolts and nuts and nails and Is there any way I can get Harry to improve his table manners without coming right out and telling him?--Shamo- kin, Pa. @em|screws, also some springs and P jhinges and whatever else she "age: sees that looks useful. She (ieee should then start to do the re- pair work herself and look as awkward as possible. No man can stand to see a woman doing something that he We) can do better. Before she knows emit he will ask: "What do you her hand and do the job him. The wife should tell him he is Pato have such a smart husband.|i > \It works every time.--D.N. to try it, wrap the garbage in By MARGARET NESS hair and false eyelashes are rapidly becoming essentials for fashion-conscious women. Hair additions come in sev- eral stylings -- from a long "fall" to full wigs. They are also~in both human and syn- thetic hair. Especially popular is the long, swinging fall. It's the most versatile and can usually be managed by the wearer her- self, For girls in their teens and 20s it is often merely added at the top of their own long hair to give extra thickness. Or it can create a olng, shoulder-curl look on shorter. hairdos. For spring the wig house of Joseph Fleischer has introduced the little fall--a demi-wig that covers all but the very top of your own hair. Under it you can ha¥® whatever length haircut you prefer. The fall can be dressed to turn under or curl out. The well-known. fashion de- signer Oleg Cassini has also turned to the creation of a wig at home. | Human nair pieces should be |dry-cleaned and it is better to have this done at your hair- dressing salon. Obviously synthetic hair- pieces cannot look as natural as human hair. But wigs and falls now have become as much a 'THE BARED BROW LOOK Wigs & Hairpieces Adapt Easily 'For Fashion - Conscious Women sees a néw-old look in short hair with the old marcel quali- minded career girl or. house-|remely short hair he suggests NEW YORK (CP) -- False|Wife. They can be hand-washed|Sh@gsy points on the sides and|l @ HOMES all over the head. | level, to enhance the eyes, and| is brought cheeks, At the back it is a| MAKE ff HOMEY MONTREAL (CP)--Studénts become decorators when they live at Royal Victoria College, McGill University's résidénce for 480 women. Travel posters, stolen street signs and life-size photos of the girls' heroés aré used to disguise drab walls. 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Styling of false hair is nat- urally dictated by the seasonal fashions, This spring hair may be worn long or short. Bangs are on the way out. But if you have a facial structure that doesn't suit hair swept right back, you can brush loose strands softly across the fore- head in an assymetrical line from one high side almost to cover the eye on the other side. Oleg Cassini showed this styling with the addition of a long, swinging fall set far back on the crown and sweeping to the shoulder. PARTED IN CENTRE wardrobe, believing that hair- pieces are part of the whole think you are doing?" Then} fashion picture. He, too, likes|fashion editors, Clairol showed he'll take the hammer out of/the fall for its versatility. self. SYNTHETICS CHEAPER Both houses on press was also introduced to a new collection by David/either parted in the centre and é Dear D.N.: Thanks for thejand David of synthetic wigs,|drawn down so as almost to S| brilliant suggestion. And now--|curls and falls made of Celan-|meet under the chin, and the to you wives who might want/ese acetate. same effect could be achieved These, naturally, are cheaper/with the natural hair drawn this column so he doesn't seejthan human hair and have anjs' it, and good luck to all of you.!added advantage for the budget-| attached. produce onlyjlonger side cut to cover the a genius and that she is lucky|human hairpieces. But the fash-|ears. At a Mew York luncheon for several spring hairdos. One was reminiscent of the pompadour but the hair swept back from a For the younger girl, hair was For all your drapery needs see INTERIOR DECORATOR 15 King Street East CUSTOM MADE DRAPES Phone 725-2686 traight back and a demi-wig! DATE BAIT Handbags should comple- ment the total effect of a dress, suit or ensemble. This barrel - shaped bag, in an unusual pattern of smooth Sonuiah offvfumn SINGER | and shag (napped) leathers, does the trick here for this @ouble knit, tri-toned shift. 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