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Tributes To Mom I THINK MY MUM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . she sometimes lets me have what I want. She is very nice to me and my friends. Most of the time when I am exhausted she comes to help me with my homework if I ask. Everytime I'm in trouble she is always near me to tell me what's right or wrong. Even if my mother does not do these things I'll always love her and protect her - if I can. That's why I think my mother's the greatest. Janice Barbaric (11 yrs.), 220 Ritson road south I THINK MY MUM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . Mum does not give into me, and doesn't spoil me. Mum will not let me go out and stay around the streets, which 1 am very glad for. Lots of times I don't want to go to church at night, but my Mum makes me. I know some day I'll be glad. On my birthday Mum gave me a party. In the summer Mum is going to let me go to a camp. When I was a little girl Mum made me a beautiful dress and worked late. many nights to finish it. This is why I think my Mum's the greatest in the world. Elaine Sargeant (12 yrs.), 156 Burk street I THINK MY MUM'S THE + GREATEST BECAUSE . . . Mum is nice to me and let's me go where ever 1 want sometimes, and she makes me pretty dresses and other things. -My mother always stays home to look after us, and she makes a good cooked meal. 1 like my Mom's baking, cookies, pies, butter tarts and cakes, and Mom's the greatest because I love her very much. Debra Wasilut (8 yrs.), 217 Conant street I THINK MY MUM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . she works hard, she is careful, and plays ball with my broth- ers Billy, Bob and myself. She washes the clothes, makes the beds, shows interest. I go to Ritson opportunity class. Thank you. Gary Temple (12 yrs.), 363 Fastlawn I THINK MY MUM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . 1 think my Mom's the hardest worker. She advises me to do right, Billy Temple (8 yrs.), 33 Easthaven street. I THINK MY MUM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . she's the kindest, sweetest per- son I know. She works very hard to provide food and cloth- ing for me, and pay for the house in which I live. Although I get cross when I have to do dishes and tidy up the house once in awhile, I know how hard she works to keep me fed and clothed, and I als» know 1 will never be able to replay all I owe her, so I don't mind doing the dishes and tidying the house up once in awhile, because Ij know that makes her happy. 1 love my Mom because she's the only one I will ever have, and I love her mostly because she's my Mom. I sure think she's tops. Jean Miller (10 yrs.), I THINK MY MOM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . she has worked so hard to fully support me since I was two years old and we have been pals. We go on trips, picnics and to church together. She lis- tens to my teenage problems and helps me to solve them. I know that I'm not very easy to handle sometimes, but she is always very kind, patient, and understanding. 1 sometimes want things which aren't good for me and she helps me to see what's best, it helps me to grow into a good citizen and kind, patient woman. I often feel as if she's dead against me when I can't get my own way, but after I think about it, I realize, it probably wasn't good for me and I can see her reasons for not giving me my own way. Thanks to my mother, Maybeth Hoagland (13 yrs.), 79 Highland avenue, Oshawa, Ontario. I THINK MY MUM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . she is kind and always thinks of us before herself. Sometimes she yells at us but we really she's teaching us right. When she hits us it sometimes hurts, but after a while we go tell her "Thank you for straightening us out." That's why I like my Mom. Gisele Dusureault (10 yrs.), 836 Colborne street east, Oshawa, Ontario. I THINK MY MUM IS THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . she is always here when 1 come home from school and when I want to go to the creek she will make me a minnow net. She helps me with my homework when I have trouble with it. If I come home from the creek and had fallen in she doesn't call me down but she tells me to go up stairs, and to undress, while she draws me a nice warm bath. If I'm not feeling well she puts me in bed and asks if I want anything at the store. My mother is never late getting up in the morn- fishing she goes out at night| with me and helps worms. | David Gage (10 yIS.).| 37 Central Park north, | Oshawa, Ontario. | I THINK MY MOM'S THE| GREATEST BECAUSE, . . | she can cook good food, helps me with my problems, teaches me how to cook, and how to do other household duties. She| is nearly always home when I arrive there after school. When| I do wrong she patiently ex-| plains to me what I am doing wrong. She keeps me neat and clean. When I am sick she cares for me and makes me comfort- able. She keeps my clothes in good condition. She teaches me new games when I tire of the old ones. Mommy listens to my recitations for programs and school. She sends me to bed early so I will be refreshed for the next day. She encourages me to practice on the piano every day. Sometimes she tells stories of her cihldhood and when I feel discouraged she en- courages me with comforting words. Mommy also helps out with school activities. Janet Prouty (age 11), 111 Colborne street east. RR No. 3, Bowmanville, Ont. Tell Mother She's Wonderful With Gifts From BLACK'S We have a fine selection of att Surprise Her with a GIFT CERTIFICATE GIVE HER shades. SEAMLESS MESH 15 denier, 400 needle, full fashion, first quality 1.50 Value. Pair only 99¢. 2 pair 1.95 72 SIMCOE ST. NORTH Dresses, Blouses, Sweaters ond Skirts. We have her favorite Brands . . . Micro Mesh, full fashion, \- 1.50 ro \ Blacks LADIES' WEAR LTD. ractive NYLONS in new Summer PHANTOM first quality, 33 RA 5.1912 --d I don't mind because we know| "I THINK MY MUM'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE . . . my mother is very good to me because she always makes my supper for me. If it wasn't for my mother I wouldn't be writ- ing this now. My mother always] knows what fo do when I do something wrong, she corrects me. My mother knows what to buy me in the line of clothes. When I tell her what to buy me I always am wrong so she is right. She knows what to do when I am sick. She takes care of me until I am better. These are some of the reasons why I think my Mom is the greatest, Roy Bedard (12 yrs.), 603 Mary street east, Whitby, Ontario. | I THINK MY MUM'S THE {GREATEST BECAUSE . . . I THINK MY MUM'S THE. GREATEST BECAUSE .. . she goes without to get me things. When I forget to feed my cats she feeds them for me. If I have to have a blouse for the next day, she would wash it for me; if it was at night she would get up early in the morn- ing to iron it for me. If I did anything wrong she might get mad but it would be for my own good and she takes me every place she goes. She would do anything for me, she's the greatest. Marianne Bennet (12 yrs.), 262 Nassau street Oshawa, Ontario. OFFICIALS REBUKED HANNOVER, Germany (AP) The village of Iddensen, popula- tion 250, completely forgot elec- tion day when the rest of lower Saxony voted recently for mu- nicipal councils. The state gov- ernment stepped in to dissolve the old council and sternly order elections in July. the first face I remember look- ing up to was my Mom's, and from the first I seemed to know she was my best friend. Through |all my baby days, I seemed to |know a cry or a wail from me, and she would be by my side to comfort me. Through mumps, measles, chicken pox and whooping cough she was there day and night. Now it is school days with all the troubles and {problems that go with it, still it is my Mom that helps me out| {when the going gets too tough. | She is the one that goes without | so I can have the things I think| {I need. You ask why I think] {my Mom's the greatest, be-| {cause no one ever in the world | will be able to fill her place. Buddy Day (age 12), RR No. 3, Bowmanville, | Ontario! I THINK MY MOM"S THE | GREATEST BECAUSE. . . { |she is sincere. If I ever have |any problems on my own mind| |I take them to her. She is very| |thoughtful, she is not like some | mothers. She likes to know| |where we are going or where] |we will be. She remembers me| {on my birthday and other occa-!| sions. Such as when I was in the hospital for about one month, | |she never failed to come and| {see me. She is very helpful, | she helps me in my school sub-| ing for getting my sisters and| jects when I have difficulties. | me off to school. If I am going|She is also lots of fun. She plays| cards, and quizzes with me.| me get) Whenever I get burned or hurt] she is right there to help. My| mother when we are sick trys) to help us as best she knows] how. She works very hard to| keep our house clean and tidy. She makes our clothing and some for my nieces and nephews. She paints my room to make it look attractive. She does a lot of things that some moth- ers could not do and I am thankful I have a nice, and thoughtful mother. That is why I think my mother is the great- est, Elaine Taite, (13 yrs.), 73 Oshawa Blvd. North, Oshawa, Ontario 28 KING E. Open Evenings UNDER LAKE Wadi Halfa, a city of 12,000 in the Sudan near the Egyptian border, will disappear under the waters of the Nile when the new High Dam at Aswan is completed Traffic Safety HAMILTON (CP) -- Nine young Hamilton mother are us- ing puppets to teach traffic safety to school children. In the last two years they have shown their puppets to more than 45,000 youngsters in more than 200 schools. Members of the Safety Bri- gade of the Junior League, they wrote their own script and niadé the puppets themselves. Sgt. Charles Forden of the po- lice department, who is present THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Mey 9, 1961 23 at the schools when the shows are put on, says the children are quick to grasp the story, which he questions them on afterwards. "They have a lot of fun and they catch on quicker than if we stood over them, read them |§ | a lot of slogans and talked of |} things they don't understand." Mrs. Alan Fearnside, chair- man of the brigade, said the idea of the puppet show origi- nated with Mrs. Richard Trav- ers, a past-president, at a con- ference in Washington. The women's project has been recognized by a $1,000 Carol Lane Traffic Safety award and a statuette, 10% KING W, RA 5-1131 AND FLOWERS FROM R. B. REED & SONS RA 5.2512 163 BLOOR ST. W. BEAUTIFUL Mothers Day | $15 to $32.50 | A charming group of table lamps . , . 10 styles to choose from. Choice of white or beige with deli- cate tracery! Gold finished metal bases . . for All tastefully mounted on sewn . . . 30 to 36 inches high. Oshawa Shopping Centre--RA 8.0922 New Quariette Jr. four couturier colognes in an enchanting flip-top gift box 4.50 the set Perfumed Soap, hand size new gift box, 6 cakes 4.00 Both size, the set of 3 cakes 2.50 LIGHTING UNLIMITED Fabergette new slimlined perfume-filled purse applicator gift boxed 3.75 UNLIMITED . Shades are hand Rogers Mit ppriiui il ri Len Ered KRESGE'S I} BLOUSES FOR MOM Plain or prints. Sizes 10-20. C Gliat ond Tee S& BABY DOLL PYJAMAS Dainty colors. S, M, L. LPC Ai SEE 1.98 BRIEFS Plain or printed. White and all shades. Svein iui c 199 3 Pr. in gift box Flowers for "Her" MOTHER'S DAY - SUNDAY, May 14th 770 Cardigans & Pullovers Thrill Mom . . . 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