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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 17, 1967 1 A Touchy Topic For Office Wife By ROBERTA ROESCH Dear Roberta Roesch: The problem I've had since | iI've held a job comes from a | | home situation my husband has | created, In my job, I work longer hours the table, | This is done by mutual ar.) rangement, and it's the sum | total of his housework, except | | for taking our clothes to the paenner. | TOUCHY TOPIC But my husband's favorite conversation whenever we go out is how much more house- work he does than I do. I know that he thinks he is funny, and his words are teas- ing ones, but his humor is wear- 'ing very thin, since I do house- 'work every night after eight | hours in the office. He is not in love with my working, so I can't make an issue of this, nor discuss it in- telligently with him. But I'd like to know what other wives do |when their husbands act like The woman who has an | this, preciation of subtle | ance and who wants a exclusive look may € well find some of her irdrobe demands in one of e late summer collections. ontains lovely designs swift; uncluttered lines at follow a gentle curve or ake a straight-away course, BLUE PAISLEY Mrs. R. D. Dear Mrs, R. D.: The wise wife--if she possibly can--does exactly what you are doing and refrains from making jan issue over this situation, | CAMOUFLAGED FEELINGS | Despite the number of wives | who have jobs, there are still a | good many husbands who can't help feeling hurt when their wives go out to work. Often they perb fabrics and intricate |camouflage this feeling with ing are apparent ae like you describe. Knowing this, the wife with throughout. Also it iricludes jane Mes ; jinsight recognizes the reason versatile, 'total look" Jate- | and practices William "James' |philosophy "The art of being j d costumes such as this rt-sleeved, soft-collared h its own sleeveless, wise is the art of knowing what to overlook." But if this husbandly trait gets her down so much that she) | has to speak up on occasion she can always point out (in good humor, I hope) that statistics now show that the American added dramatic effect when | housewife spends 99.6 hours per open, the coat is entirely |week in work around the house ned in the sane fabric. ior to 24 spent by her --By r Tracy Adrian 'husband, -- slender dress which barely the body, The fabric l silk patterned in dark blue paisley on an ice nd. And, for an Twelve Girls Aspire To Title | Of National Indian Princess the Pan-! Mrs. Marion Meadmore of 0 Expo '67 A ( and Canada's| Winnipeg, and Mrs. Jean Good- - WV await re-jwill of Ottawa, national co-or- vinners competing for|dinator, are in charge of the the of National Indian|Pageant. P Winnipeg this month.| Activities in Manitoba include Indian @N-)iyncheons and dinners with var- ¢ resenting all provinc- |ious government officials, tours Yukon and North West/of historical sites, a ride on a/ es, are competing iN/Red River paddiewgeeler, at-| eant in Winnipeg Julyltendance at a Manitoba pow-| The Pageant ig. sponsored | wow, a tour of the International | National Indffn Council, /Peace Gardens on the Mani- sistance from the fed-/{oba North Dakota border, and Centennial Commission, t0/a visit with athletes in Winni- | ote Indian culture in Can- lpeg to cémpete in the Pan- {American Games. All 12 girls will be visiting Expo and the giant Wykwemi- kong Pow - wow on Manitoulin Island, Ontario. Miss National Indian Prin- -|cess will be named July 29 in -|Winnipeg. During the Pageant, | -|the girls will be dressed in full g princess regalia. Some of the country's ackson of Winnipeg'top Indian dancers and bands i last year's will perform during the Pag- algary. 'eant, Mothers Retum To Kitchen For nie Baby-Bathing Place By ELEANOR ROSS {that baby will skid. The kitchen ey on from the "'bath- sink itself is an adequate bath- om the kitchen to tub--especially if fitted with a bathroom seems to'mixing faucet which swings ful aside. to~ bu ranging in age 25, will be judged , poise, knowledge i their own 50 y young moth- r he kitchen le as the warm- LINE SINK The sink should be lined with ak ig sy. a Clean bath towel as a non- for ahs nO ae skid mat, and the drain opening : bs i . padded, It is best to fill the sink with body-temperature wa- to set the little plas- ter before putting baby in to can be readily avoid any hazard of running 6 sink faucets and hha' being either too hot or too t ad down the drai stg nfs ath Pcie nter Jf there is a spray attach- s bending or st A Ag. "ment, it can be adjusted for a room to lay gentle flow of warm water to hes and 8ive baby a shower rinse after y sudsing. After spreading a dry turkish towel across a drain board, ad- jacent counter or nearby table, h older ehii- you can lift the baby onto the 1 counter is a log- towels, clean clot essories within eas ADDED FACTOR Gren, the ichen may present|towel and wrap him warmly another persuasive factor|with no undue exposure to window that overlooks the /drafts. area so mother can keep Sink cleanliness, is, of course, 1/1 hands while bath-/essential, both for baby's sake y. and to maintain the high sani- sembling and toting his tation standards required in t cessories can be facii-|food - preparation areas. The { using a rolling cart to/sink must be sanitized before t ashcloth, sponge, suap, | land after each use as a bath- ; powder, diapers and so !tub--by scrubbing every inch fortt of surface with hot suds, then de choice of, portable, rinsing with hot water. Takes lic cicht plastic bathtubs but a moment! é affords baby a "'cus-| ~~" a. nihkr PR eet tik' Some one]. 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Gilmour officer on the f officer attempte under arrest o1 public intoxicat DANGEROUS I Robert John T Queen St. E., | ed guilty to a gerous driving. cated that at 3 7 Thornhill trie Oshawa Police ¢ Road North. He raced soutt at speeds of u per hour passing red lights in the Park Road he er hound lane of H engaged in a wil of up to 115 mile: Ajax Thornhill's off onto the med ed to get back o West of Pickerin iser was forced He was finally | OPP after he h Warden Avenue 'Magistrate Do remand Thornhil til Aug. 4 for se $100 FINE A fine of $100 10 days was pa Lamothe, 20, of Rd., when he pl a charge of diso The evidence ind mothe had used Uage and had stz officer "If you d here I'll knock y PLEADS GUILT Driving under | the charge to wi Quebec On 4-H BOWMANVILL Michon of Queb« in Durham Count to 24 as part of t cial 4-H Exchang is the guest of § of Nestleton and ton, Bethany. B: of Campbellcroft katchewan as pa gram To assist Du tobacco farmers their problems, % cialist will be in 17, July 31, Aug. Sept..11. Those w themselves of his contact the Ontai of Agriculture ar in Bowmanville. Philip Winslow the Durham Cour the provincial 4 week being held J the University of Other events | Durham County f July 18 -- Du Club twilight m farm of Clarence castle, at 7 p.m., of the junior anc ham Dairy Calf | July 19 -- Di judging competi! IOOF Hall, Oron Day committee, Gray, Garden Hi! July 25 -- Regi staff meeting, Bo July 26 -- Nortl and Durham Beet at Roy Strong's, E July 27 -- Du Sie dieeaeneteeiaaeiaiienaniimeiaiiaiel THIS NC DISAPPO TICKET Just in « NOT ho Murroy putting SALE of coats. W ray Johr Rememb stand fo starts or bepepeeesncnsa eS