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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-02-16, Page 32Page 10 600.424. 41-3 • • 't W* 4W A40:4 \EW HOME. \EW –HALF.'" NEW LIFESTYLE—And what 1►e,tier way for ne lsste ds t� show off. their nes surrounelings an4l newly -shared jov than with a Sunda brunch for friends and relatives'? Set limits on luggage Packing. for a honey- moon trip is enough to send the most level-head- ed into absolute panic! What to take, what not to take ... ? A good rule of thumb is, when in doubt, leave it at home. Chances are that you and your new spouse won't be doing half of the venturing out that you might expect, so two or three basic outfits should suffice. On the other hand, you can't, spend all of your •time locked away from civilization (as romantic as the idea may sound, you'll soon discover that those first weeks of to- getherness can be strain- ing at times) ! Make sure that you in- clude one "dress up" outfit for an evening of dinner and dancing. Gear your wardrobe to your destina- tion, of course. • But no matter where you end up, take time to pack with care so • that you won't be bogged down with unnecessary bags. You want your husband to carry you over the threshold, not • waste all his energy on luggage! Modern bride breezes through bousework with a little help from modern technology Some things never change ... and then, some do. Time was that a bride- to-be would receive a crash -course from mother and other well-intention- ed relations filled with all sorts of homemaking tips. Well, mothers and daughters still share rem- edies for household ills, but nowadays it's not un- usual for younger misses to be keeping mom& up- to-date on the newest conveniences and devices available for making housekeeping easier: For example, years ago cooking grease was, one of the biggest problems homemakers faced in th_e kitchen. It seemed that no mat- •��� ter how much a person 'scrubbed and scoured a pot, the grease would just sit there. This led many women into the practice of keeping two sets of cookware — one for reg- ular cooking and baking and a second set reserved for frying. Modern women know this isn't necessary. They've discovered that grease is no longer a prob- lem when they use Grease relief® degreaser to help clean up greasy messes. Some degreaser sprayed onto greasy pots, pans and other surfaces cuts through grease so that it can 'practically be rinsed away. Modern technology has helped make homemaking Don't be left at the gate — - have your pasiports prepared If you and your fiance are planning a honey- moon abroad, you will need to do some extra planning and pre -nuptial appointment -making to be sure that you don't spend your first hours of bliss trapped in a customs office for insufficient docu- mentation! You should apply for your passports at least two months before your departure, in order to al- low extra time_ for. proc- essing. Because the bride is not legally a "Mrs." until the wedding, you will more than likely be traveling with separate passports, hers under her maiden name, and you will need to carry with you your certified marriage ,license. When you return from your trip your passports may be revised to show your marital status. • • To apply for a passport, you need either a. birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or a former passport. You will also need another proof of identification carrying your photograph or des- cription and signature (a driver's license, for ex- ample) . The passport office re- quires two additional pho- tos . of you taken within the last 6 mgnths, 2" by 3", on a plain light back- ground (snapshots or pho- tos taken in Goin -operated photo booths will nor do — best have professional passport pictures made) . Your passport willake two- to three weeks to process, and is good for five years. Bon voyage! easier than it ever was be- fore, and we can all be thankful. 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