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Oshawa Times (1958-), 27 Jan 1967, p. 14

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Social and family affairs;be artistically inclined, highly should be generally harmonious|jmaginative and emotional-- for most of the year ahead, but ; e of trivia. do be on guard against tension erent OC r and domestic friction between HOUSEWIVES GULLIBLE - Legal Adviser To Expo '67 j ili |FOR TOMORROW f Is Trim Bilingual Blonde Another good day! As with i Sagar "oe sett ure Gok es. A hoaxer pretending to be a m- Tuesday, both businéss and per- jstudent at Rouyn-Noranda high pli terete Cait be pose ie should prove unusually happy during most of_ the next 12 : ; . post office engineer persuaded four women in this Lancashire THE STARS SAY 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Jenuery 27, 1967 By ESTRELLITA ANN LANDERS Columnist Reverses, I~ By KARIN MOSER MONTREAL (CP) -- Eliza-| School. beth Cuddihy's decision to be-| Elizabeth Cuddihy gives much by exceptionally generous influ- months, for new romance and- ences, with emphasis on the for- An Earlier Opinion prising. Her father is a judge and three of his seven children are lawyers. come a lawyer was hardly pA ba for the family's accom- |plishments to her mother. | "She never. raises her voice and is always ready to listen to and on the latter during the mer during the morning hours,|or marriage will occur in early April, in late August, late Octo-|town to cut off their telephones p.m. An excellent Venus aspect|ber and-or late December. Most | with especially favors romance, ar- propitious periods for travel: scissors. He told one woman she was blocking all the But she emphasizes that none| ; ; of the. kids were ever pushed|amginng we have (0 say. eeu te pis poe i time for her children. She was|FOR TOMORROW October and late December. | the others their telephones were vd Y/never too busy to discuss our| If tomorrow is your birthday,, A child born on this day willlabout to catch fire. indicates that |--------_-- - _-- The week between June Ist and Sept. 15, the latter part of " tistie and cultural pursuits. lines in the area and convinced Somewhere|showed up and he moved. in,| Dear. Readers: i out there is a 15-year-old girljtoo. When I came home and who is doing all the ironing for|/found him here I took my hus- a family of eight. When she|band aside and told him to get wrote recently I told her to quit|the guy out. His answer was, beefing, that one thing was cer-/'He is my father. I can't." tain--when she got married she) Now, Ann Landers, our mar- would know how to iron, which |riage is in danger. The fighting was more than I could say forjand flying crockery have made most teen-age girls. |my husband a nervous wreck. I am changing my advice./Last night he said, "If you The avalanche of mail from/don't get them out of this house He's an office large firm in black sheep. Manager of a Timmins, Ont. Miss Cuddihy, a trim 26-year- old blonde dressed in the latest fashion, is legal adviser for Expo 67, the Montreal world's fair and the window of her book-lined office looks out on the fair site. describe brother Peter as the problems or laugh at our jokes|your horoscope and we were quite a wild, glee- ful group of youngsters. | "She always encouraged us. That is not the same as being pushed. When we were in doubt about: our ability to accomplish something, she would always display faith in her children and iso we would try to live up to even if, during the past couple of months, you may have been disappointed in the progress of material interests, it would be advisable, nevertheless, to step up efforts now, since you re- cently entered a fine planetary cycle which will last until April 15--a cycle which will be highly irate readers has persuaded me'] am leaving." beneficial where both job and Born in the Quebec mining Her expectations." that I was wrong. Here's 8) ney are his parents, Ann / sampling: Isn't it up to ti to tell them town of Rouyn, Elizabeth is the| Elizabeth, fluently bilingual, MOnbtaty snieteae | OPe 200 : sige nod a icerned, Other good financial | daughter of M. Paul Cuddihy,|is a product of both English-|; 445 are promised in mid-' Fh Seed peaapsid Paige "he|* go? I also worry about what 3 ? "iwi U7 *her-in- ironing for eight people? Check jy") agg Racal oo at with someone who has and YOU!pjease give me some advice will reverse yourself. Your ad-|.54 fact--Smack Dab in the vice is usually solid, but this|yyyqqie | 1 ? 4 prea Eereka, Calif.: You Dear Dab: It's vour hushand's gotta be kidding. My daughter place to invite his parents to is 15 and does her share of continue the 30-year war else- aide ie |where, but obviously he is not work in the house, but I cer-| A tainly would not expect her to/©ual to the task so you'll have ] ; to help him. mayor from 1946 to 1950 andjand French - language univer- i '| now district court judge. |Sities. 4 " Sanus gg Fel gard All the Cuddihy children at-| She took her first year of law|would be well to avoid extrav-. jg gre - agg Ab ps pete ei won thejagance in May and June; also| St. Francis|top award in civil law, and her|fro -Octobe id-De- Pt Rg get La ong Mactaal wards . the Xavier University, Antigonish,|second and third at University omic, a we ee ~ Expo' 67, Her job invelves ne of Montreal, where she earned|trend along these lines will not cocditha iaxsy @ the taal (CP. Photo) | We all share the fond mem- "un licence en droit avec dis-joccur until the first of next 3 : i |ories of the warmth of the/tinction'--licence in law with|January, when you will enter | jstudents, the understanding dis-|distinction. Her final year was|another excellent 3-month cycle on all scores. ® : | layed by the facult d th I ill. Enh tinea ete wamenm "Birthday At Beginning Of Yearjgszizt'r tage ar #0 -- oe 'our, not eight. ; e 3 | : jyears at the university,' she|, e| Clean White Pretty S ' now! rancisc There when your father-in-law has re-! ® . I says. seimresth sortaiy anti ganged var" moterseiers| Puts School Child Year Behind) yy | @o a washing every day. Our|bridgework for the 50th time, y |BECAME A PRIEST The Kids love; motorists cuss it; photo bugs d 15-year-old daughter irons the She'll be back. Welcome her.) qoronro (CP)--If a childjold son Jan barred from kinder- One Cuddihy who chose not to Ra igs' ce- towels and sheets and her own|But don't let the old man move|.. "10:0 in December he'll be|garten although they thought he become a lawyer is Michael.) blouses, I wouldn't ask her to : ta Ph too have a re-run | samitted th kindergarten in thal eau ready. = eldest son, who studied law! do any more. I'm thankful 1/0 [he nightmare youve 'ved! Ontario public school system in| They rounded up six other Cadet was cine pad don't have to do her homework.|ith for the past two years. | ' | chi : j Task vou bein 'tntide 4. Nigh the September before his fifth|children also born in January!ordained a Roman Catholic } priest last year. | school lately? ig ey Fe to. be born (2%. Started the school. y |My Shoes: I would throw them|. But if he happens to be born) Enrolment now has risen to ne: From Memphis: If there are out and buy another pair. AMM hes _ ll a -- six|75 and the age level has been Pi oogr rfpet | shot. poten) eight in the family there must!i¢ yoy can't afford another pair| Clore he starts schoo'. lowered even more. Mrs. GrY-/nig law degree and now is -be other girls who are old/right now, throw them out any-|_ This {s the story behind the|gier says some children in the| crown prosecutor for thé dls enough to help with the ironing.| way and go bare-footed. You'll| January School, founded five late three-year-old and early trict of St. Jerome. In the 1963 Why should the 15-year-old be/he more comfortable and you'll|¥ears ago by Tadeusz Grygier.|four-year-old categories have|tederal election he ran against| 'stuck with all of it? A girl of|iook better, too. a Polish-born University of|been admitted to what she calls|creditiste leader Real Caouett 11 can iron handkerchiefs and) Toronto professor, and his psy-|the pre-prep or junior kinder- Sut leat alihoush he aid tthe chologist wife Patricia. garten class. wincar'e aeey mae "i wale: When they came to Canada in| The school's curriculum 1sjerably s | /1961 they found their four-year-|based on the Parents' National] 4 f b , but = 2a Educational Union in England| Ane became a lawyer but) ELIZABETH CUDDIHY, problems that may crop up light in it; skiers pray for it. But even clean, white, || pretty fluffy snow contains dirt particles. That's why your carpets, even in winter, can get "pretty Confidential to if You W I onfidential to if You Were In dirty'. That's when people in the "know" still call | ROSS MILLS (local agent) for efficent BAKER'S cleaning. Have you? EMBI | "Free Pick-Up and Delivery" a mbroid | ;--"JUST ONE CALL DOES THEM ALL" cloth for this needle Py o ACK VEUVET 2 «pillowcases and towels. Please) 'change your advice. The readers have proven once Shame Drives "Over 80 Years Experience' again that everybody knows : Se | Komeanchnebeaoms Setter than anybody. I now take Women Alcoholics and is more likely to hide|which came into existence 100/846, UP ms canes ieee ihe ;eae Position that 8 to-year-o away." years ago and, says Mrs. Gry-liot surprisingly, a lawyer, live for "BAKER SERVICE" -- call your local CHILI pees Into Seclusion (CP) Mrs. Mann says it is difficult/gier, was far ahead of its times. Say to estimate the ratio of female| She says it stressed principles gf oontagegtt most recent to male alcoholics. now borne out by research-|1.¥ orad Her job involves han- girl should do part of the iron- ing, but not all of it and I'm 'ready to take my punishmert. --It's far WINNIPEG Sho - (How about 10 lashes with the|harder for a woman to admit) "wwe used to think it was|that children are often read ; ; ' : iy electric cord?) Inet wg a ee = ee about one in six, then later we|to learn sooner than most peo- bre many of the legal prob- ; ith tive director of the|@Stimated one in five. But some|ple realize, and that they should lems that crop up in prepara- 2pr 7 : Dear Ann Landers: My/|the executive director of e ; tions for Expo. Vek motherin-law {sa wonderfii|U-S. Council on Alcoholism doctors --* they see morejbe free to advance at their own Margaret, 19, fs 0 third-year c maee ia x oe gee women than men with this|pace. 3 ae ° ' : leaning &o- woman. She has lived with an| Mrs. Marty Mann of New|probiem. Possibly it is as high] The school has five classes|*t8 student, at Loyola Coilege One of the finest By GARR a chrtar eras ceed atu een ee rani om eye Gradt rth hata 4 Se eset we an y F : fine fam- nony-| She says the number of po-|4 with Grades 3 and 4 grouped ie sn ecide . * ° . ily in spite of her terrible prob-/mous Roundup, says society's|tential alcoholics among women|together. When children gradu-| Whether to go into law. | anadian whiskies this country | are ne years ago my father-i cori es Por ce 'be is rising simply because morel|ate they usually enter Grade 5| Nor has Paul, 17, a Grade 12 | ROSS E. MILLS Co. Lid. of the senic y er-in- and more are joining the ranks|in the public school system, 8 , | Taw got so mean she couldn't|drunk in public. of drinkers. Experts estimate|although occasionally the Janu-|the mother of a January School has ever tasted b GILBEY'S or paper ' y occasional take it any more so she le't him) "A woman who cannot con-jthat one drinker in 15 will be-jary School recommends they|student and she found that the demanding and moved in with us. One/trol her drinking feels much/come an alcoholic, the process|start one grade lower. school's pupils fit smoothly into 80 SIMCOE NORTH PHONE 728-6218 the curri month later the drunken bumigreater shame and degradation'taking about 10 years. A limited survey was done by|other systems. : | Out of the be derived tion. I | No doubt OPEN DAILY + | make a hi | f T YOUR tion of the ideas about FRI. TILL 4 P.M. a HEADQUARTERS i pag nowing 0! eam = orem tudents m: 1279 SIMCOE ST. NORTH -- OSHAWA 728-6291 -- YOUR ONE-STOP BUILDING SUPPLY CENTRE being rate However, trend by n FIR ASP ing pe may wonde PANELING BY... | lear nc EMITE eet gh VY x 4x 8 sheets. 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