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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 25, 1967 "¢8 Be, * © . ee ee & 5 SWEET ADELINE Mrs. Donald Fear, seated, Sweet Adeline of the year, is congratulated by chapter president, Mrs. Paul Junkin, second from left, while other members of the executive look on. They are, Mrs. R. R. Boneham, vice- second vice- president; Mrs. James Walker, immediate past ert Weston, president; Mrs. William Roser, treasurer; Mrs. Rob- president, and Mrs. Robert Henderson; secretary. --Oshawa Times Photo and the cost is high. What Canadian Housewives In Ghanalts.'*. in Canada wouldn't Find Many Unusual Problems ACCRA (CP) -- Canadian housewives in Ghana often find themselves playing the role of sociologist, economist and ar- bitrator in the household. 'Tf any of your servants has a problem it falls on our shoul- ders to solve it," says Mrs. James Bond, whose husband heads a Canadian Army group conducting officer-training pro- grams with the Ghanaian Army. "Once they've told you about the problem they forget about it. It's our job to unravel the details. They're terribly de- pendent upon us. "Tf it wasn't that they are so terribly friendly and responsive to any form of kindness it could easily become a burden." Mrs. Bond recalled one inci- dent in which an employee cans and 25,000 whites, includ- ing 600 Canadians. FOOD COST HIGH "Wives have to be extremely adaptable," says Mrs. Bond. "Most are ready for the cul- tural shock--hungry children, widespread disease, poverty, snakes, primitive sanitation, the heat. Most also manage to es- cape the danger of boredom. But there's also an emotional shock to meet. "The constant worry about where your children are play- ing, trouble keeping the house and food clean of laterite (a red dust common to most of Ghana), disruption of utility services, being alone in a coun- try which has undergone a political upheaval." And just acquiring the family shudder at these prices: A 9%4-pound turkey $14.50; small apples 35 cents each; soup 50 cents a can; eggs $1.25 a dozen; local meat (risky to buy), four-pound roast $7.50; imported lamb $7 for a four- pound cut; scotch $12.50 for a 26-ounce bottle. In some cases Ghana pro-| RECOGNIZED BY CHAPTER MEMBERS| | | | Clergy Organizes To Give Advice On Abortions NEW YORK (AP)--A group of Protestant ministers and rab- bis inaugurated a service Mon- day whereby women may seek advice concerning abortions or alternatives. The new group, consisting of 21 members, is known as the Clergymen's Consultation Serv- {ce on Abortion, Rev. Howard R. Moody spokesman for the group, said its services would range from helping a woman get an abor- tion where it is legal to aiding her in keeping the child or ob- taining its adoption. The counselling organization which has no office, operates only through a telephone an- swering service. The caller will be given the name of a minister or rabbi with whom she can make a personal appointment. Under New York state law, the only legal cause for perform- ing an abortion is to save the life of the mother. WATCHED ON WATER LAKE WINDERMERE, Eng- land (CP) -- Police are using radar speed traps on this fam- ous Westmorland lake to catch power-boat operators exceeding the speed limit of nine knots-- 10 m.p.h. FOR THE FINEST Custom and Ready Made DRAPES in the latest Shades and fabrics . . . see... MéEC Dry Goods & Draperies EXPERTLY INSTALLED DRAPERY TRACKS j 74 CELINA STREET 723-7827 "Free Customer Parking While Shopping at Our Store" vides housing for Canadi but a three-bedroom home, albeit spacious and on a large, land- scaped lot, can cost $500 a month. Mainting a household staff eosts the Bonds almost $3,000 annually, "but we must do much more entertaining than most,"' says Mrs. Bond. She has a full-time cook, steward and watchman. She also employs a gardener part - time and a a to help with the clean- ing. "You must be careful," says Bond "or you can find your- self with a lot of unexpected food has its problems. Imported foods form the basic staples relatives. They are great ones developed complications during the early months of a preg-|* nancy. "It turned out to be a case that was treated through a series of injections. But I just hadn't the time to continue making the long trips to the hospital with her. When I couldn't get the doctor to come to the house the only alternative the doctor could suggest was that I give the injections. "'Well I've never done such a thing before, but that's how we solved the problem." AWARE OF STATUS Not only are Ghanaian work- ers dependent upon their em- ployers, they are conscious of their status within the house- hold staff, says Mrs. George Brown, whose husband is prin- cipal of a technical trades train- ing school. . "You must watch how you give them instructions," her husband adds. "If you tell the cook to do something for the gardener, in their eyes you have placed the gardener above the cook, even if the request involved getting him a glass of water. "The cook will shuffle around the house for days before you realize what the problem is. Of course, the gardener enjoys every minute of it and makes the cook fully aware of his station." Most wives agreed life 'in equatorial Africa provides many unusual problems, not the least of which is social isolation. Many solve this problem by becoming involved in the same work as their husbands, if pos- sible. But some are simply un- able to adjust to life in this 92,000-square-mile country in- habited by almost 8,000,000 Afri- WIFE PRESERVER Store French or Italian bread in the refrigerator in a plastic bag. It won't dry out this way. 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