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

ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Some friends recently named their baby Shirley. In my opinion it's a dirty trick to give such a name to a girl, but to name a boy Shirley is unforgivable. Why do people do such things to their children? It seems to be happening more and more. Two other friends named their son Marion, My husband and I began to call him Butch the day he was born, Fortunately it caught on and saved him. Girls get stuck with names which belong to the 'opposite sex, as well. In school these names, which can go both ways, Shirley Will Have To Use His Fists will hook on a nickname that does, Dear Ann Landers: Recently I found an apartment which captured my heart. It was too expensive for me so I asked a friend who is a hospital nurse if she would like to be my room mate, She loved the apart- ment, too, and agreed with pleasure. Now, whenever I come home 'bedroom until 3 a.m.--which I ends of the boy friend o rtment and her; ten stays in her think is disgraceful. She has a TV set in there and claims they enjoy watching the late shows and that I am evil-minded. I realize I should tell her to shape up or ship out but if she leaves I'am stuck with a rental 1 can't afford, My name is on the lease which doesn't expire until May 1. Please advise me. --HUNG Dear Hung: This situation will get worse before it gets better, Tell your friend she must move within 90 days and start to look for a new room mate, If you can't find one, you are stuck until May, at which time you should find something you can afford--alone. people who will be faced with weeks I will be This birth- day is a great big for teen-|sonal agers. It's sort of a magic num- ber. About a dozen of my rela- tives and friends of my parents have already asked me what I want for my 16th birthday. My answer is, "Anything. I'm not fussy." Then they. keep at me to suggest something and I lon't know what to say, Usually they end up saying, "How about if I give you $5 and you can buy whatever you want?" This really frosts me. Money just slips away. and "em om bocene sae did. My per- opinion eg that you have no right to criticize well-mean- ing people because they are un- imaginative when you don't seem to have any particularly bright ideas yourself. TRAIN AS VETS GUELPH, Ont, (CP)--Twelve sirls were among the 594 fresh- men enrolling for veterinary medicine courses at the Ontario Agricultural College here, bring- ing the total number of girls in UNITS, GROUPS _AUXILIARIES TH! PILOT CLUB The September Program meet- ing of the Pilot Club of Oshawa was held recentiy at Simcve Hall. A buffet dinner was served by the finance committee. Mrs. Jack Edwards, president, wei- comed the members and the the courses to a record 37. meeting was then turned over' to the Committee in charge for the evening. Mrs. Sylvia Pascoe, Chairman of Membership, and her come mittee had the pleasant task of installing Miss Litian\Crowells, as a new member of the Pilot Club. A welcome was extended - {o Miss Crowells from all Pilot niember:. ' The rest of the evening wap spent in mat'ny |. 'rams name tags for District 17 Council to »e held in Genosha Hotel October 2% and 27. there's nothing to show for it. Please print this letter for all the problem of 'buying a Sweet- 16 present. Tell them to buy a little gift that lasts EL PASO Dear El: Here's your letter, Dear Ann Landers: In a few from work he\poy friend is sit- ting in the livihg room reading the newspaper 0 the kitchen, to our place and whenever he feels lik and now I don't have to tell French CanadianWomen's Federation PRIZE WINNERS At Bozacr Held Tuesday, Sept. 24th We take this opportunity to thank all the sponsors who helped make our Bazzar such a great success, LUCKY DRAW WINNERS Ist -- Liquor Cobinet, Mrs, Mathias Libreton, 121 Colborne E, 2nd -- Electric Kettle, Mrs. Roger McQueid, 10 Richmond, 3rd -- $15.00, Mrs, Bill Mekking, 368 Elizabeth Doll -- Miss Gina Anne Bolahood, 474 Fernhill Bivd, Doll Bassinette -- Mrs, K.G. O'Moley, 354 Simcoe N, --Mrs, Aurele Vachon, 553 Howard rize -- Hostess Chair -- Mrs, Robert Lack, 82 Gibb 2nd -- Door Prize Bathroom Mot Set -- Miss Viviane Vachon. Grocery Hamper -- Mrs, Leonerd Weeks, 92 Greenfield, PENNY SALE WINNERS Bedroom Lemp -- Mrs. Achille Acki, 211 Mory Garbage Con -- Mrs. Paul Noonan, 740 Gienforest Ash Tray -- Mrs. Donald McGarry, 119 Alma St, Aquerium -- Mrs. Reni Nadeau, 491 Fairleigh 2 Boys' Shirts -- Mrs. Maurice Gagon, 344 Stevenson Rd. Necklace & Eerrings -- Mrs. Lorraine Lyon,. 119 Rossland €&, Cup & Seucer -- Mrs. Sam Bork, 455 Elizabeth Cookie Jar -- Mrs, Steven Lancaster, 25 Greenfield create pure confusion, A teacher who looks for Keith and sees something in long curls is bound to have difficulty concealing her surprise, What advice can you give to these unfortunate kids, who ge hooked with oddball namesf (And while you're at it, take a good swipe at the parents. \-- PLAIN MARY AND GLAD OF IT Dear Glad Mary: The only advice I have for a boy named Shirley is to learn how to fight. Personally, I don't think names matter much. If a name doesn't fit a personality you can be sure that childhood friends 282 King W. 728-9581 RUG CLEANING MOLANA BULKIES Mohair is a favorite. with almost everybody. These pull- overs have "V" necks, raglan sleeves and are designed in the easy light-weight bulky manner. The instructions have been planned to fit both girls and boys wearing sizes 12, 14, 16, or 18. If you would like the leaflet with this design, Women Teachers' Executive Meets The new executive of the Osh-| awa Women Teachers' Associa-| tion met recently, | The president, Ewart, presided, assisted by the first vice-president, Mrs. Jean Frolick; second vice-presi-| dent, Miss Donna Dodge; sec-/ retary, Miss Shirley Panter; | treasurer, Miss Helen Pardon; | and past president, Mrs. Chris-| tine Lamb; press secretary, | Mrs, Gertrude Penman. Social convener, Miss Bar-| bara Morrison, announced that) the membership will hold the/ first meeting on October 16, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in the form of a salad tea with the| new teachers n the staff as, special guests, The president stated that the provincial executive was urging| that more Ontario teachers parti | cipate in exchange, nationally; and internationally. Plans, sponsored by the asso-| ciation, are being made for al "Workshop in Mental Health' for all elementary: teachers of Oshawa. Miss Eileen Ewart, Mrs.) Jean Frolick, Mrs. Christine Lamb and Miss Barbara Morri- son were appointed as delegates to attend the fall conference for Region 4 at Brighton, Ontario, last Saturday. | Miss Eileen| THE STARS SAY | By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Yesterday's, planetary atflic-| » tions continue, so it would be advisable to maintain an easy- = going pace to avoid controversy "and, in general, to stick to © routine and avoid hectic activ- ities of any kind. In the late p.m. you could hear some inter- | esting news, however--winding | up the day on the good side. | _ FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, "your horoscope indicates that you are just entering a 12- "month cycle which will be un- 4 usually propitious for work re- S quiring imagination and origin- wBlity. » This does not mean that cre- ptive workers will experience al series of spectacular successes | "but, rather that by capitalizing) 'on their talents and trying) "to maintain a reasonable but "steady pace of endeavor, they | Scan, by year's end, be certain) = of the recognition toward which| they aim. Their best periods, in-| | | simply send a stamped, cents fo andling, to the Needlecr' Department of this paper, requesting the Mo- lana Bulkies, Leaflet Number | 4-63. | self- | addressed envelope, plus ten Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. | CHIROPRACTOR @ Rheumatism @ Migraine Headaches 100 King St. E. 728-5156 Character, l i | 1} | | ! \ LILLIAN MAE MARSH SCHOOL OF DANCING D.E.A. Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic, Pre-School, FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS at the MASONIC TEMPLE, INFORMATION: 723-7, Kinderdance, 91 Centre St. 3 Casserole -- Mrs. Louis Dupis, 288 Cushion -- Mrs. Normen Vachon, Bouquet -- Miss Jeannette Coutu, Foot Stool -- Mrs. Sam Bork, 455 Doll Bed -- Mrs, Gilles Bourdages, Lezy Suzon -- Mrs, Carrie Brideou Pyjome Ba: Electric 'Percolator -- Mrs, Albert Gibbons 553 Howerd Slippers -- Mrs. E. Brideau, 288 Poplar Sewing Basket -- Miss Sondra Traker, 253 Athol ©. Doll -- Mrs, F, Barkley, 59 Westmorland Table Cloth Set -- Mrs. Doris Maringer, 463 Elizabeth Sport: Shirt -- Jeannette Coutu, RR2 Kelly Hend Mixer' -- Mrs. Chories Tangucy, 356 Cedillee Bouquet -- Miss Marguerite Cannon, 310 Humber RR 2 Kelly Elizabeth 708 Carnegie |, 288 Popler ig -- Mrs, Roland Lacroix, 156 Agnes Gravelle, 135 Celine Bouquet -- Mrs. Millie Richard, 237 Athol St. - spirationally speaking, will oc-| "tur in November, ebruary | arch and June. Those in other careers will be| S governed by good planetary in- * fluences between mid-December Sand late March, next May and «September. For all: best montns "lor financial matters are No- "vember, the first three months of am. next June and Septem- ice interests sould pros- "per during most of the year ahead, but unless you determine « fo avoid it, you may experience "gome stress in close circles in » mid-December, late March or 'early April. Now's the Time to Beautify Your Home with CUSTOM AND READY MADE DRAPES M. & C. Dry Goods & Draperies 74 CELINA STREET. PHONE 723-7827 Sproule's Beef is Red Brand Beef, Canada's finest grade to assure quality flavor and tenderness. Porterhouse, Sirloin or Wing STEAK ROAST Expertly cut and carefully prepared 83: CLARK'S TOMATO SOUP SOCKEYE SALMON rrnun Compare at 67c 10-0Z. TIN oe 49. Yas TIN 16-OZ. JAR COMPARE 69c MARGARINE FREE REGULATION HOCKEY PUCK WITH 3-LB. PACK 65: 10c OFF SUPER SAVE TEA BAGS 99° DOG MEAL 2- BAG LB. 21° LAPP'S FRESH APPLE CIDER cation YQe y%-caion 59. MEDIUM 1-LB. PKG, 39° Cocoanut BLEACH 32-02. BOTTLE ¢ OFF KINGSOL 19° NO. 1 QUALITY -- NEW BRUNSWICK--TABLE POTATOES SPROULE'S SUPER SAVE corner Or KING at RITSON ROAD, OSHAWA 50-th. Bag ROS UPER AVE * FURNITURE BIG, 16-PAGE FULL COLOR CIRCULAR FILLED WITH... "New Decorating Ideas! ~ New Furniture Trends! " Exciting Savings! T'S COMIN €C~-herney' FURNITURE Ww O R LD -- 80 King St. East In Oshawa CHERNEY eta eta . . are the best judge of value minh hecaindcume fae RAE oe reer pane merge eterna Pe oe