28 - Sunday, August 10, 1986 - North Shore News Put the damper on the shower DE AR MISS MANNERS — 1 Zo noi know if I am right ‘bout this information, but ‘2m upset. miss manners by Judith Martin I know that when a bridegroom and his future wife are making wedding plans, they should not depend on anyone to help if they don’t want to. I know you men- tioned something about the father of a bride having to pay for the wedding — I guess help wasn’t coming from anywhere else. I think the parents of the bride or groom should offer tv pay for the flowers. I feel this is proper. For a groom's mother to ignore a Options for volunteers VOLUNTEERING could be the right choice for you — this fall. Gain job experience or test out a career. The North Shore Information and Volunteer Centre has a number of opportunities available. DRIVERS on an occasional or regular basis, to help the elderly and disabled. Some assistance with gas monies if required. PARK GIFT SHOP secks salesperson between I1 and 4 p.in. Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays. Great for the ecocaically minded who enjoy naturs! setting. Trainiag will be provide: on the job. CLERICAL WORKER with typing abii'ties and general of- fice work is needed to assist a dance found. tion at a central Lonsdale locay‘on. DOG WALKLRS for confined animals. Two mornings a week, suitable for reti-ed or anyone over 16 years. RECEPTION, :1formation, and telephone work in Delbrook area facil iy. Appror. three hour shift per week. On- the-job training is povided and updated every two months. OPERATE MOBILE SHOPP- ING system for senior residents in care hospital. ‘olunteer would go in once 9 week and may have to pick up miscella- neous orders. Lynn Vatley area. YOLUNTEER INSTRUC- TORS in senior citizens’ acitivi- ty centre in following topics: calligraphy, indoor gardening, weight watching, cooking, barbershop, candle making, shell craft, genealogy, and cre- ative writing. The North Shore Informa- tion and Volunteer Centre staff are on holidays. In the mean- time, consider these or other opportunities, and call Joan or Kathy at 985-7138 after Aug, 18. bridal shower is another sad thing. Why not offer her lovely hume for the shower and offer to help the bridesmaids with money or food? The bridesmaids have enough expense and planning. The bride in question has no mother. She is paying for it all. The bridegroom doesn't earn much money, and they have an understanding about this. She is willing. GENTLE READER — Will you please stop making up rules of wedding etiquette and then blam- ing other people for not following them? And especially, would you please stop making them up and claiming that they come from Miss Manners? Miss Manners never decreed who should pay the wedding ex- penses. Parents generally do for a young bride, but if they do not or cannot, there is no reason that other people concerned cannot pay some or al! of the bills if they want to. Here are some real rules of eti- quette: Nobody can demand that anyone else pay for all or part of a wedding. The parents of the bridegroom may or may not offer to help out, but they cannot be drafted. Showers are properly given by friends of the bride, of whom pre- sumably the bridesmaids are the closest, never by her relatives or prospective relatives. The bridegroom's fasnily may volunteer to give a party for the couple at their lovely home, supplying food and otaer costs, but they should not be associated with bridal showers, ADULTS Give yourseif a break. * Upgrade your skills in ¥ English, Math and § Science. - ® Prepare for further study or for entry into the job market. The Adult Basic Education program at Capilano College will be registering for the fall term SOON. \. 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