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The sound of dancing marion- ettes and music by the school choir filled the auditorium of the Gertrude Colpus School re- cently for their annual and clos- ing Home and School meeting of the year. The president, Mrs. G. A. Wandless opened the meeting and welcomed the members and guests. Mrs. Robert Beharrell re: 7 \the slate of officers for the in- 'lcoming year, as follows: prin- -\cipal, Mr. Lawrence Millson; president, Mrs. G. A. Wand- less; 1st vice-president, Mr. Earl Brown; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Robert Beharrell; record- ing secretary, Mrs. Edward Beavis Jr.; corresponding sec- retary, Mrs. Harold McCabe; treasurer, Mrs. Mervyn Ander- son; program chairman, Mrs. Stanley Russell; © children's reading chairman, Mrs. Leon Davey; health and safety chair- man, Mrs. John Crew; member- ship chairman, Mrs. H. W. Mc- Clelland; publications chairman, Mrs, Charles Hazzard, read and Mrs, Donald Wilkinson; hos- *|pitality chairmen, Mrs. Earl »|Brown and Mrs. roe. Pupils from Mrs. Kenneth } |Smith's Grade 6 class presented} *\a "Happy Minstrel Show" with) | marionettes that were made and lclothed by the class. The back- |ground music for the show was supplied by the school choir, junder the direction of Mr. Larry |Marshall, The musical numbers \for the dancing marionettes) were "Swing Low, Sweet Char- ee. ad EXCHANGE VOWS Miss Marie Elizabeth of Mr, Wilhelm Bauer, Ger- Backer, Oshawa, daughter of ™any, and the late Mrs. Sf Mrs. G. A. Wandless Appointed President For Third Term ss ck aie dine liad Bi a he pL wal ys 2 HN v LEIS AS ' : d NT a a ene ei dl nee al bl als Dear Ann Landers: Several months ago my husband and I entertained a couple in our home. When they left, the woman said: "We had a lovely time. And now you must come to see us sometime." My husband has been nagging mie ever since to go visit these # people. I keep telling him we'll go when we get an invitation. He insists we have been invited and repeats the 'Come and see us sometime" line. I have told him repeatedly I hope someone will see it and I get only four or five hodiral viesdion tat agp Be pen call it to her attention. This is\sleep at night and when I'm\...) the problem--she doesn't see aapake I'm on the go every min.|Smmned and too formal, darned thing but she's too vainiute, :I believe my husband is| If 1 am wrong about this I to wear glasses. lreally trying to find work be would tell me, If my The woman is in her late 40's,|things are tough in this town usband is wrong, please tell A , ; him so he will get off my back. very good-looking, and couldjand he hasn't had any luck. | easily pass for 35, it she didn't| Thank you.--NOT SURE ANN LANDERS ; Too Vain For Glasses, Can't See Squintlines Dear Ann Landers: I am writ-|owe on a car, appliances, fur- ing to you in hope a close friend|niture, clothing and he was up of mine will see my letter, Tojto his neck in debt before we) put it realistically, I should say| married.: | MRS, G. A. WANDLESS sociallelect of Oshawa and District/these foolish people to get the) your advice.---HANDS FULL. chairmen, Mrs. Austin Wiltshire}Home and School Council, in-|help they need. Thank you.--| stalled the new executive. Mrs. Wandless presented Mrs. Donald Mun-|Moss with a gift on behalf of| the association and thanked the outgoing executive and the member for their co-operation my during the past year. The following announcements were made: council workshop, June 1 at E. A. Lovell School; pot luck supper, May 28, 6.30 p.m., at E. A. Lovell School. Room prize was won by Mrs. Smith's Grade 6 class and re- freshments served by the moth- I'm not complaining about his, have deep furrows in her fore-\unemployment, but. rather that) Dear Not: "Come and see us 'head and crow's feet around her|he refuses to do anything sometime ' is a polite phrase eyes, which, of course, are the|around the apartment to help equivalent to "How are you." result of years of squinting. |me. He won't shop for grocer-|About 95 per cent of the people ies or straighten up the place who ask "how are you?" dont' She also has a reputation as) ; bays . nis la snob which is undeserved. The|°r even start supper. rg ig ggg, goes |woman passes up people on the When I get home exhausted, : y: "Come ai ;} " |street right and left because she|! have to cook, clean and do Se US Sometime," doesn't see them. lthe washing and ironing. If I'm) A meaningful invitation in- Please, Ann, a few lines in\expecting too much from him cludes a specific day and time. your column may encourage|Pplease let me know. I will take | TO 'BE SENTENCED Dear Full: Eighteen years) MONTREAL (CP)--Mrs, Kas MRS. 20-20 WITH GLASSES (old, married two months and off|mir Karpowich, 28, is to be sen- | Dear 20-20: Here is the letter.|to alousy start. You could have|tenced May 31 for a hatchet at- I hope someone reads it to your| Waited a while for this deal. | tack on her husband last De- \friend. Glasses these days are) That husband of yours should cember Which left him unable jso smart, many a girl has faked be helping straighten the apart. .° "pe7k or write. An assize yopia, ment, he should be doing the Juty deliberated for less than | Well-designed: specs often add|marketing, the cooking and any- finding Our Wednesday before to a person's appearance, And/thing else which might make | mad sap hat sereain mother incidentally, some aging mat-lyour life easier. Any woman tuninied ate ny guilty of at- rons look years younger in|who has proven her willingness Faldoldeaih LOPE OOOO THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 16,1963 9 ° a UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES |Brother Leo Keeler in his pros- LTB NO. 55 The regular meeting of LTB, No. 55. was held in the Orange Temple with Worshipful Master pective chair. Lodge was opened with pray- er by the chaplain, Sister Alice Shortt. Final arrangements were made to present the Scarlet De- gree May 21 for Toronto and Campbellford Lodges, All mem- bers are requested to wear long white dresses and white gloves, please. Brother and Sister Amos Toms are still on the sick list. the hymn, 'Sweet Hour. ; of Prayer". Mrs. George Béard, read the scripture lesson, Mfs. Robert Clarke, a poem on prayer and Mrs, Ernest Sar- geant sang a solo, 'Remember Me". Mrs, W. McCa e the story of the 'Praying Hands" as told in the book "Christ and the Fine Apts'. Mrs, Major F, Lewis closed the meeting in prayer. Refreshments were served by the Fellowship Group. s Next week the Self Denial Altar service will be held, ar- ranged by the Missionary Group. . The draws were won by Sis- ter Elsie Arkle, Sister Annie Fowler, Sister Mary Thompson and Sister Elda Howard. S.A. HOME LEAGUE Mrs, Major Fred Lewis open- ed the Salvation Army Home League meeting recently. Mrs. Christian Osbourn prayed. Mrs. William Saunders gave a short reading, Mrs. William James continued with the meet- ing, making the announcement that on May 25 the members of ' HOLD CONFERENCE | OTTAWA (CP)--The National Association of Housing and Re- development will hold its spring conference here May 23-24,. it was announced Wednesday. About 100 delegates from New York state and Ontario will at- tend. The association has a membership. of 6,000, many of them directly involved in man- agement of 788,000 units of low rent housing. the Mount Dennis Home League will present a program in the! Citadel. Mrs. William McCarthey) leader of the Fellowship Group, | took for her topic, "Praying No baby sitter, no cer fere Mr. Bernard Experienced Hair Styiist Of Leading Toronto Salons FOR HOME APPOINTMENTS Hands"'. Mrs. C. Osbourn opened with) glasses because the frames hide|to go the extra mile, as you the pouches under the eyes. Andjhave, deserves all the help she for those who have a aversion|can get. to glasses, there are contact aus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Backer, Bhuer, were married recent- Toronto, and Mr, Erwin Jo- ly\ in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church. . --Mary's Studic ers of Grade 6, lenses. ' ----- Dear Ann Landers: I am 18 ya years old and I have been mar- WAS ACTRESS ried for two months. My hus- liot", 'Dinah Won't You Blow', "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands", "Shine on Harvest Ronald W. Bilsky, DC CHIROPRACTOR TRAVEL hannes Bauer, Oshawa, son | - : - - 'Moon', and "Camp Town Races". Mr. Earl Brown, on, The Kennedy Ladies-in-Waiting ib. thea ies "Snit, : Mr. Marshall an e pupils. , To Summer on Secluded Island Also entertaining were Mar- garet and Debbie Michael, who played a piano duet, "Heart and WASHINGTON (AP) -- Cape,Joseph P. Kennedy, former am-|Soul", followed by Margaret Cod will be a secluded resting/hassador to Britain, has a big/Michael playing a solo, "A place this summer' for three] seaside home, surrounded by|Rhumba" Kennedy wives--expecting ba-/cottages usualy occupied by his Mr. Millson thanked the exec- bies in June, August and Sep-'sons and daughters. utive and members who assist- tember. Robert Kennedy will continue oq with the school library. He Their stork - watching hus-jto use his white cottage in the Y bands--President Kennedy, At-|compound, close. to sand, surf torney-General Robert F. Ken-)and sailboats. nedy, and Senator Edward M.| Favre . (Ted) ge of Massachu- Pere Teparture of the KehiieNy the school Field Day May 23. setts--will be- weeke com- I y ti aie ' mutes wives and children from Waal) Coenen M wd promilen ; ington to the Cape is expected Boston and Washington have t9 begin sometime early in June this latest child in Washington, been chosen as the birthplaces. after schools let out, The) but. just where remains a secret But, as everyone knows, with! three mothers-to-be, Ethel (Mrs.| Joan Bennett Kennedy, the babies it's hard to be sure Of Robert Kennedy), Jacqueline, | senator's wife, has switched the anything. ; the president's wife, and Joan| time schedule a little and now The Kennedy family tradition- (Mrs, Ted Kennedy), already|Says her baby is due in Septem- ally has gathered at Hyannis have a total of 11 children, who| to the school and the pupils would benefit by it for years to come. 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