The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 15

IBS, DEC. 27, 1060 SANDUSKY ftiotsnni PAOK IB MOM). Ml 'ear. Abby Abigail Van For The Birds! ABBY: My husband and vti four-family flat. We live one and rent out the other I showed a vacant ent to a lady who said there wfcre only two, adults in her famU IjLher husband and herself, her we didn't allow dogs, cats of children under 12.

liked the partment and gkned a two-year lease. After trey moved in, we found out they hid 12 parakeets and one parrot. Ijiere is squawking and talking the apartment all day long. Everybody is complaining. Can wp do anything about this now? HOOKED DEAR HOOKED: If your lease hid i loophole big enough for 13 rds to fly through, you need a ivyer.

DEAR ABBY: I am a 16-year- 1 boy writing to you about my other. I am the "man of the use" because my father died ten I was five. I have two unger sisters. My mother is a mderful woman. She is pretty, fc 9.

She's worked hard to keep family together. jshe has been going with a man four years. He gets her hopes about marrying her, sets the tte and tells her to make the ins, and then he postpones the ling. This upsets my mother and she gets discouraged and eties a lot. Last week he did this the fifth time.

My mother is si broken up she hasn't been able to go back to work yet. (Do you mink it is my place talk to this man and find out wliat his intentions are? Mother his no one else to protect her. "MAN OF THE HOUSE" JDEAR MAN: I'm afraid you'd wasting your time. When a i postpones a wedding five es, it is fairly obvious that he sn't want to get married. Talk i your mother and encourage "her seek counsel and guidance.

Sandra Rhinemiller Is Engaged To Rodney Jones mother's high trtd hats and "plays house" with his sister, I've never seen him play a boy's game and he prefers playing with little girls. Hit parents either don't notice or don't think there is anything odd about it. Is there a kind or subtle way to point this out to them? Everyone in the family is disturbed but them. INTERESTED AUNT DEAR INTERESTED: "Subtle" approaches are usually too subtle to be effective. A male member of your family should tell the boy's father that the boy needs some masculine influence.

Perhaps his feminine tendencies are so dominant that professional help is needed. The "kindest" thing you can do for this nephew is to act at once. CONFIDENTIAL TO COIN COLLECTOR: No coin boards or other numismatic supplies, or books, showing the premium value of coins, are sold by the U.S. government. Neither is it the policy of the Treasury Department or this column to recommend dealers to whom coins could be sold.

Sorry. "Who pays for what?" Send SO cents to Abby. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif, for Abby's pamphlet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." TOUCH-UP TIP swabs dipped paint make handy tools for touching up small spots on walls or baseboards. They can be thrown away after use. t4 ABBY: I have a nephew utio is 10 years old and plays with dolls.

He dresses up in his CONSIDER A VEST If a girl owns a lot of suits, her best friend might be a gilet in matte jersey, silk or nylon chiffon. A little water softener added to soapy water is a great help in cleaning white gloves. Dirt will float out if you soak gloves for 20 minutes. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Rhine- miller, 115 Edison Milan, ire announcing the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Ann, to Rodney A Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Jones, 16 S. Kniffen St. Greenwich, Miss Rhinemiller is a 1958 grad uate of Milan High School and attended Miami University where she affiliated with Delta Zeta sorority.

Her finace is a 1954 graduate of Greenwich High School and is employed as production supervisor of the Akron Standard Mold Co. in Greenwhich. The couple plan to be married in the spring. SANDRA RHINEMILLER Zion Choir Carols At Three Hospitals, Then The Senior Choir of Zion Lutheran Church caroled at the three hospitals preceding the annual Christmas party given by the church; Dinner was prepared by Mrs. Ed Dahnke and her committee.

Dinner tables were beautifully decorated with white tapers and greens, and the head table featured a striking arrangement of lighted miniature red roses. Place favors, which were made by Donna Welser, were fashioned of rounds of styrofoam, on which were arranged a red candle, greens and small white bells. Gifts were presented to Miss Laura Long, Harold Kaufman, and Mrs. Dahnke. Mrs.

Harold Daily Reminder Has Dinner Kaufman was a guest of the evening. Following dinner, the benediction was sung, directed by Mr. Kaufman. Committee members included Eloise Arheit, Donna Welser, Ritch Ried, Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Braun and Fred Harple. THE JACKIE LOOK What with all the talk about Jacqueline Kennedy's bulky shocking pink sweater and orange velveteen slacks, the bulky sweater is certain to get even a bigger play this winter. It's shown usually with turtle neck or Puritan collar. Special Mention DR. AND MRS.

PAUL SQUIRE have i "full house" (or the holidays, their daughter Paula, Who has been traveling in Europe, rived lift Thursday. Their daughter Sharon is here from San Francisco with a guest and son Douglas li heme from Ohio University. UNDA JEWETT is home from Allegheny College where she is sophomore to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. ian Jewett end her grandmother Mrs. Dwight Brumbaugh, 416 Scott St.

Linda has been initiated into Alpha Chi Omega sorority at Allegheny. LOUISE WILSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson is home for the holidays from Miami University, where she is a sophomore. CYNTHIA CATRON is home from MacMurray College to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Catron. JACQUELINE MAYER is home from Northwestern University and her brother Lynn is home from Hobart to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mayer.

PTA At Clyde Attends Yule Program Members of the Clyde Teachers Association enjoyed the animal Christmas program presented by the music department of Clyde Schools. Singing by the a cappella choir preceded the regular aerogram, the Rev. Herman Wagner of the Pint Missionary Church gave the opening prayer. Attendance trophies were presented by Mrs. Russell Senior to the winning rooms, Mrs.

Barnice Reed, sixth grade at Vine and Mrs. Eula Scott's sixth grade it South Main. A large attendance gathered for the beautiful and impressive program staged by the music departments of the schools. Forrest Hale was in charge of the grade school program, Robert Dubbert, the high school instrumental Program, and Joseph Chidtey, vocal music insturctor. During the executive board meeting which was held prior to the program, Mrs.

Senior reported the membership total is now 300. WAN1 ADS- MARKET PLACE OF MILLIONS With fur hats so popular this season, your eyebrows need more attention than ever. If you wear a white, tan or pale brown fur hat, remember to darken your brows with a slightly heavier hand or they'll be lost in the forward thrust of shaggy snds of fur from your hat. MM AM MANY KINDS WISCO PrWatfe Arc ffaffsr COMTtOUft VWtlUTWM "Ml'fOMTMN" AUTOMAfK STOfl OfflATMN MAfT 'fltfl M0TICTI0N TMf OtMWAl MIMT0MN0 TRIM TRACK IAN Of HffRT IMTA11ATI0N FREE HOMf 0FMONWRATION AND I A IASV MTMIMt MA 5-2614 RICHARD E. THOMPSON Hemlines are tricky things.

They depend a great deal yn each individual's body proportions. Find the one that's right for you. WEDNESDAY Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls skating party, Bob-A- Lou Skateland, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Plum Brook Country semi-formal Christmas dinner dance for high school and campus crowd, 7 p.m., dance, 8:30 p.m. Bloomingville Com i Club Christmas party, Oxford Grange Hall, 6:30 p.m.

md teeelrieo Coll J. KRIEGLER New Saatfuiky Music Cmtar MA 6-4165 Ivmbifls Call MA l-Otll See the Yellow es 421 Market St DOWNTOWN SANDUSKY WEDNESDAY SURPRISE No. 69 Special Discount Prices Sleepwear For The Family WOM, TO 40 TODDLERS' THE MARKET BROKE SO PENNEY'S BOUGHT! I BOYS' KNIT PAJAMAS Spectacular At Fine cotton knits in bold, bright jacquard design. Elasticized waist on pants. Many colors.

MEN'S BROADCLOTH OR KNIT PAJAMAS FROM OUR HIGHEST PRICED MAKERS Cotton jacquard knit with crew neck top. Solid pants. Cotton broadcloth with pull-over or button style prints 'n stripes. FIRST FLOOR MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS GO ON SALE AT 10 A.M. WEDNESDAY Cozy, warm cotton flannels in pullover or button front.

Buy now and save! Assorted prints. INFANT AND TODDLERS KNIT NO-SLIP SOLE SLEEPERS FROM MTTM STOCKS cotton, knit with snap fastened at waist and back, plastic soles, skidding. Pastel colors. SECOND FLOOR WOMEN'S FLANNEL NEW FRESH STOCKS AT ONLY Special purchase women's cotton flannel pajamas. Pastel prints.

Machine washable. FLOOR FIFTH AT McKINLlY FOR GREATER SAVINGS AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE IN THE SEASON'S BEST OF FASHIONS sale winter coats regular '25 to'125 NOW 21 to It it the annuel leoked-forwerd-te sole and specially appropriate at tha height of the extremely cold weather. Here are tweed, fleece, imported linen blend, fur fiber and ether fabrics. Junior and misses' sites. were 25.00 now $21 were 29.91 new $24 were 3S.00 now $30 were 39.91 new $34 were 45.00 now $39 were 49.9$ now $43 were 55.00 now $47 were 65.00 now $55 were 69.91 now $61 were $75 and 79.98 now $69 were $85 and 89.98 now $74 were $125 now cocktail dresses regular 17.98 to 69.98 NOW A ejirl can always make use ef several mere cocktail dresses especially at this season of the year, and an opportunity to save dollars.

Junior and misses' siaes in peau-de- seie, taffeta, chiffon and wool fabrics. were 17.98 now $14 were 19.98 now $15 were 22.98 new $18 were 25.00 now $21 were 29.98 now $25 were 35,00 now $28 were 39.98 now $31 were 45.00 now $36 were 49.9$ now $41 were 55.00 now $44 were 59.98 now $48 were 69.98 now $56 sale regular 10.98 to 95.00 NOW dresses OH Late fall and early winter dresses in cotton knits, rayon, wool, and silk. Solids, prints, and tweeds in the season's best colors, and an opportunity to fill in the werdrobe at a saving in price. Junior, misses' sixes and half sites. were 10.98 now $9 were 14.98 new $11 were 17.98 new $14 were 23.9$ new ware 31,00 new $21 were 29,91 now $25 were 00 now $28 39.98 now $31 were 45.00 now $36 were 49.9$ now $41 were 55.00 now $44 were 65,00 now $5 1 were 69.98 now $56 were $85 to $95 now $68 WHERE FASHION IS FOREMOST 3".