The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 15, 1962 | ANN LANDERS " MR. AND MRS. St. Paul's Presbyterian Church was the setting for the recent marriage of Margaret E. Howell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Tonkin, and Clergyman's Visit Causes Embarrassment § | a? Dear Ann Landers: You fre-| Dear Ann Landers:. My 16- quently say in your column that)year-old granddaughter is very it's poor manners to drop in on|unhappy at home. Her father is mi |people unexpectedly. Does this/unable to provide her with the go for clergymen, too My little girl is only four weeks old. The house is no: as tidy as I would like 't to be. At the moment we .are in the midst of redecorating. Frankly, I am not set up for visitors a' this time. Last evening just as we were finishing. supper the clergyman and his wife came to call. I and my hair was up in rollers. Because of the redecorating I had to take them into the kit- chen, which was a mess I was painfully embartassed and at- tempted to conceal my discom- fort but I don't think I suc- ceeded. The pastor said, 'Please do not feel that we are guests. We came to wish you well, not to inspect your home." [ still felt ill at ease. Am I juvenile be-| cause I can't be relaxed under) such circumstances -- STILL! | SHAKING | Dear Still: Telling someone} not to be uncomfortable does} not automatically put a person) jat ease. No one, not even a| clergyman, should drop in with-| jout first phoning to ask if it is convenient. GEORGE H. TAIT was wearing an old housedress| little luxuries which can help a young girl socially. .Their home is not the kind that would make a good impression on a young man of refined upbring- ing, -. Geraldine has asked her par- ents for permission to live with ime. I am a lonely widow and jit would give me great pleasure to have this child in my home. | The poor girl must scrub floors, do dishes and even iron clothes. With me, Geraldine| would have more time to de-| jvote to her studies. I have serv-| jants who do the cooking and| housework. | My son and his wife refuse to/ let Geraldine live with me.| Don't you feel this is unreason- | able and selfish They have| three other children. I. have no one. Please help a lonety old) woman. Thank you -- FORT! LAUDERDALE Dear F.L.: The p'ushy set-up} you describe would appeai to almost any 16 - year - old girl. How much easier to loaf at sranny's than to scrub floors,| do dishes and run after young) brothers. Nonetheless, this gir! beiongs| at home with her parents. If] George Henry. Tait, all of |~-- Oshawa. The ceremony WAS | ego, performed by the Reverend if Derek A, P. Allen. --Mary's Studio stirring constantly, until it comes to a boil. Reduce heat; add cheese and stir until eae per Add ham' and mushroom Ham, Mushrooms In Patty Shells 1 package (6) frozen patty shells 1 pound fresh mushrooms 6 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour 4 teaspoon salt Y, teaspoon pepper 1% teaspoon dry mustard 2% cups milk 4 ounces Cheddar cheese, grated or cut in pieces 14% cups cooked ham cut in pieces and serve piping hot in warm | Bake patty shells according to| Patty shells. Make 6 servings. | |package directions. Wash, peel and slice mushrooms vertically.| \Saute in 2 tablespoons butter juntil tender, about 5 minutes. | |Remove from pan. Add remain-| ling butter and melt; blend in| \flour, salt, pepper, and mus- tard. Gradually add milk and | CARPET COMPANY 282 King W. 728-9581 FOR When you need "HOME-NURSING" Call a V.0.N. Nurse 725-2211 "Wome-Nursing Care fer EVERYONE" BROADLOOM, DRAPES, TILE, PAINT AND WALLPAPER eg < | WILSON |G] 20 CHURCH ST. FURNITURE BIG BONUS SALE NOW ON .ENDS OF BROADLOOM SCATTERMATS 1.19 723-3211) 5200.00 shopping centre ., J = What A Wonderful CHRISTMAS GIFT IT COULD BE YOURS - IF... @ YOu HAVE CASHED YOUR "Family Allowance Cheque" * AT ANY STORE IN THE CENTRE SINCE ENTERED THE MONTHLY CONTEST @yYOU CASH YOUR "Family Allowance Cheque" THIS MONTH AT ANY CENTRE STORE AN ENTRY AND DEPOSIT.SAME AT TH ENTRY BOX BY 7 P.M. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21/62. @ ALL ENTRY FORMS FOR THE SIX MONTH PERIOD WILL BE DEPOSITED. IN A DRUM -- ONE BE SELECTED Al.7:15 P.M., D IF YOUR NAME IS SEL ON THE CENTRE AND \ im mo 10 MINUTES YOU WILL RECEIVE A 500.00 SHOPPING SPREE BEFORE CHRISTMAS. A CONSOLATION SHOPPING AWARD OF 250.00 WILL BE GIVEN IF THE WINNER IS NOT ON THE CENTRE WHEN THE SELECTION IS MADE. CR AAS ENN tS she is having trouble, let her learn to adjust. Your' offer is poorly disguised s:lfishness. Stop trying to fill the void in your own lonely life by seek- ing to lure this girl away from her home and family. Dear Ann Landers: My mother '= 88 years old. She made her home with me until two years ago when she be-lunderstand TREATMENT came so helpless I had to care for her like an infant. I could noi take the day and night gning so I had to put her in a nursing home. My two sisters who live safely Out of the city - criticized me violently. They felt I had taken the easy out by "dumping" mother in a home. When I asked my sisters if they would like to take her into one of their homes, they quickly thought of a dozen excuses. flashes of rationality. During; those flashes she has the nurse write letters to my sisters curn- P'aining that I never come to see her. Often she doesn't know me and does not speak. I'm sure she has no recollection of my visits. How can I make by sisters, UNFAIR! STAIN-FREE PORCELAIN Clean discolored porcelain sinks with a paste made of hydrogen peroxide and cream 7 of tartar, Remove light rust} Where the Mountains of stains with a cut lemon. For|/Mourne sweep down to the sea, stubborn rust marks use a five|20 peaks may be seen in a 10-, per cent solution of oxalic acid. by-15-mile area. 4 Wear rubber gloves and apply the acid with a soft cloth. Rinse immediately to prevent itching. FASHION SHOES 79 N. 728-2491 Derr Unfair: Treatment: Get off the defensive and stop trying to make. them under stand. Their noses are probably out of joint because they feel guilty. You've done more for your mother than they have and this is obvious. Now forget it. Before You Buy TRY Mother is senile but she has WARNER WILLIAMS SERVICE CENTRE | Repairs To All Electrical Appliances!! 178 BOND E. 725-3531 | FURNITURE CENTRE (OSHAWA) LTD. |88 SIMCOE NORTH PHONE 725-9332 You'll Be Glad You Did. GIFTS June Geranium, Hand end Body Lotion and a big cake of hord-milled Both Soop. Blue Grass, June Gera- nium, $2.50 JULY AND HAVE AND COMPLETE E FLAG-POLE ENTRY WILL ECEMBER 21/62. ECTED AND YOU ARE REPORT WITHIN Se SM OSHAWA at THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS Travel-Pak Dusting Powder for fragrance wherever she goes. In Festive Carton. Blue Gross, Blue Grass Bath Cubes (4) and Bath Mit. Delightful gift for girl« of all ages. June Geranium Bath Soap is paired with Carnation Bath Oil, $3.50 OPEN SUNDAY BY Mémoire $2.25 Blue Grass Bath Mit, Travel-Pak Dusting Powder. $2.75 «/ 4 Grass Flower Mist with its ewn atomizer for a fine spray, and Hand and Body Lotion, ' $4.00 STORES JURY CITY WIDE FR S_KING ST. E. PHONE 723-2245 [ROSS| 12 NOON TO 6 P.M. DECEMBER 16th Codmelic Department OSHAWA. SLYN-PLAZA - 728-4668] ALSO STORES IN BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY PLAZA ff LOVELE BE DELIVERY $30 SIMCOE ST.S PHONE 725-3546 SPORTSWEARiM. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE * THEY'RE ALL (Uf OF SPORTSWEAR AND FROM HER FAVORITE SHOP TOO! WE CARRY BY FAR THE LARGEST STOCK OF SPORTSWEAR IN OSHAWA SWEATERS of Every Kind She Never Has Too Many From 6.98 From 12.98 Plain -- Tartans -- Stretchees .... SKI and CURLING SLIMS BLOUSES Dressy -- Prints -- Figured SHIRTS Van Heusen -- Plain -- Stripes ... SKIRTS Proportioned aes CAR COATS Suedella -- Wool Laminated From 19.98 From 4.98 From 3.98 From 14,98 From 19.98 OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW, IF NOT LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE SKI & CURLING JACKETS From 24.98 DRESSES Dark Prints -- Jersey Wool KNIT DRESSES Single and: Double Knit) 20 set ee es 2 and 3 PC. KNIT SUITS Holiday Colors for yeor round DRESSING GOWNS SCARVES Chiffon-- Wool -- Silk HATS -- TAMS Angora MITTS --- GLOVES Angora -- Wool CURLING GLOVES Leather Palms -- Cotton er Wool Backs 10.98 16.98 24.98 19.98 1.00 2.98 2.98 4.98 QUALITY GIFTS AT LOW PRICES © You Can Be Sure She'll Open Her Seigneur's Box First GENTLEMEN --°*COME IN. -- SPECIALLY TRAINED COURTEOUS SALESLADIES WILL HELP YOU WE GLADLY EXCHANGE CHRISTMAS GIFTS OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS . . . (Except Saturday) A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE WHEN IN DOUBT -- GIVE A-GIFT CERTIFICATE SEIGNEUR'S OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE