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| H poeta Kappa key on a chain: } around my neck. One of the | @ THEOSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 22, 1963 HAPPY BIRTHDAY JERRI-LYNN {closing hymn was "The Lord's Jeffrey Todd (left) and Jodi-Jean (right) will help little sister, Jerri-Lynn (cen- tre) celebrate her first birth- day today. The three are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Clemence A. Hewett, Osh- awa, They are the grandchil- UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES YwWmMc (CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH The Young Women's Mission Circle held its last meeting at the home of Mrs, Clifford Trick, with 19 members present. Mrs. Harry Grant, the presi- dent, opened with prayer, after which "Bringing In The Sheaves" was sung. The Scrip- ture reading was Psalm 144. There was a short prayer| time for special needs of the missionaries, the church and the sick. The prayer was led by Mrs, Tony Peleshok and 7 \Mrs, Gordon Ferguson. Mrs. Joth Toth read the min- utes, and announced the next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Alex Bodashefsky, 1128 Somerville... Mrs. Victor Henkelman brought the message for the evening, the theme being "Christ in The Psalms". The The work period consisted of packing Christmas parcels for the missionaries. Refreshments were served by great- the hostess and the social com- Phyl- mittee. 22ND PARENTS COMMITTEE) The first monthly meeting of dren of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil 0. Pascoe, Whitby and of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Hewett, Oshawa, and the grandchildren of Mrs, lis Hewett, Oshawa. --Photo by Hornsby | ANN LANDERS I have read very column you've ever written but I don't recall that you've ever dealt with the problem of married couple who work in the same organ- ization. Because of two married cou- ples in our office the place is up for grabs. The top mucky- muck in my department mar- ried the chief bookkeeper's as- sistant and now she is out of| the office about 40 per cent of the time--on full pay. When she does come in she's out of touch. The second married couple are known as the happy war- t riors. They alternately hit each other and mush it up at the water cooler, behind the file cabinet or wherever they hap- pen to be when the mood hits| them. Their shenanigans are) distracting and annoying. Will you kindly review this problem in print' and give us your views? -- DISTRACTE AND ANNOYED. ' Dear D and A: I can't come out flat-footed and say that married people should never work in the same organization since some couples manage this arrangement well, For the most part, however, it is a poor idea not only for the reasons you mention but because too much togetherness can put a dead hand on any relationship. Dear Ann Landers: I am a recent university graduate who the Girl Guides and Brownies Association was held recently in the lower hall of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Rus- sell Cummings, the group presi- dent, opened the meeting with the Guide prayer and welcomed the. 28 members present. The minutes were read by Mrs. John Gulenchyn, Mrs, G. A. Leavitt gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. W. D. Stainton gave a report from the Local _aec Association meeting. she was jealous and I dismissed) pjans were made for the mo- it from my mind, Now I'm be-|jher and daughter banquet ginning to wonder if perhaps)which is to be held at St. Paul's she is right. May I have your|Church on November 13. opinion, please?---YONKERS The lucky draw prize donat- Dear Yonk: I'll bet the girljed by Mrs. E. J. Brookham was who stuck in the shiv has no}won by Mrs. George Glass- Phi Beta Kappa key--and _ if/ford. she had one, she's probably} After the meeting was ad- |wear it embedded in her fore-|journed refreshments were serv- |head like an Indian jewel. led by Mrs. Russell Cummings Congratulations, Around youryand Mrs. L. W. Knowlton. neck is just fine! | SOUTH SIMCOE H - § minutes and Mrs. James Essex gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Fry introduced the ex- ecutive members for the coming year. Mr, John Francom, principal of the school, members. i There is to be a rummage sale in the near future and members were asked to pick up articles for it. More room mothers are needed. door prize which wa: won by Mr. Lang. The room prize was won by Mrs. Kerr's room. A kindergarten tea was held by the Home and Scho»! mem- bers. Mrs Bert Fry welcomed the mothers and Mr. J. Francom introduced Mrs. Kerr, the kin- dergarten teache. Mrs. Kerr explained the routine for the children and told what was ex- pected of them. Mrs.. John Francom. poured tea, STORIE PARK ASSOC. The monthly meeting was held recently in the clubhouse, with Mr. Peter Muzik presiding. Mrs. Jack Harrison gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Jerome Hickey read the minutes due to the illness of Mrs. Reginald El- lis who is in the hospital. A report was givea on the ball teams and the trips to Cornwall and Harriston, Mr, Muzik congratulated the mid- get boys on the good display they had made this summer. There is to be a banquet for ball and hockey players in the future, | Miss Lynne Small, super- visor for the summer gave an excellent run-down of the ac- tivities accomplished this sum- mer. The. children had a ful and successful summer. Mrs. Harry Williams present- ed Miss Small with a purse in appreciation of the fine job she had done, from the menibers cf the club. The member vote to give a donation to the Civic Auditorium introducei the} ' teaching staff and spoke to the Mrs, Peter Muzik donated the| © Fund at a special meeting. ' THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW This day's vibrations indicate the possibility of unusual trends ini which should benefit; your bus:- ness Or profession and fire your|-- ambition to succeed. Just one admonition, however: Do avoid extremes -- especially in the p.m. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates some fine prospects for you and your interests. Durimg the next 12 months occupational matters will be under good influences and you should profit hand- somely by any work which re- quires imagination and original- ity, Recognition for efforts along these lines is indicated between mid-December and late March, next May and Septem- ber, If you determine to observe a conservative policy for most of the year ahead, you can profit by good monetary breaks i. November, the first three months of 1964; next June and September. Extravagance or speculation during intervening) periods, however--especially in; December and. next April -- could upset the financial apple- cart. Personal relationships will be governed by generous vibra- tions for most of the year! ahead, except for brief periods| in mid-December, late March! and early April when some fric-! tion or tension in domestic and- or social circles is possible. Best periods for romance: Late De- cember, April, May and Au- gust. Good aspects for travel: January, May, July and August of next year. and courtesy with others. HOUSEHOLD When comparing be sure to take into tion the amount A child born on this day willjparts, the weight be extremely popular due to his|/ost in cooking and nately gentle manner, tact/content of the re' meat. WINES CANADA'S WINE ) F IS TING ee ELEGANT BLOUSE crepe, . arnel-and- leading the great for fall. Its A new polyester, is blouse revival NAME CHANGES MONTREAL (CP)--Mrs. Her- ta Reidl-Ursin won the Canadian National Exhibition's top prize for weaving for the third year running. But each year the name of the award changes. Two years ago she had the best contemporary design and last year it was the best exhibit in| Dear Ann Landers: I'm 22,| South Simcoe Home and divorced and the mother Of/schoo) Association held its first three small children. My €X-\ meeting recently with Mrs. Bert husband has no interest in the/Fry presiding. children. I support them and) jyrg Archie Black read the myself. : 4 The problem = this: My only | of three children it's all right recreation is dancing. I go to|tg stag it to a night club. a nice night club once a week | It may well be that YOU are \from 9 p.m. until 12:30 a.m, My |looking only for a dancing part-| A jner, but most of the men who brother drives me over and |trequent such places are good- aver esk ae a ake home' |time Charlies who are looking meet there. I'only dance with|for @ pick up. If this is "'the jonly fun you have" I can hn | i hi il My aunt says I have no busi:|7ou right ond a eS rich, creamy appearance is | seen in many elegant young styles like this suit blouse, It | is completely easy care, | 'the show. This time hers was the best weaving entry. Junior Typing Classes Open to young people 10 yeers |} of age and up! ] PARENTS--Typing is one of the |) most useful skills your son of | doughter con possess. Why not give them the opportunity to learn typewriting under ideal D.E FRIDAYS and at the MASONIC TEMPLE, 91 Centre St. INFORMATION: 723-7253 | LILLIAN MAE MARSH | SCHOOL OF DANCING A. 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