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weaibrains of the business, His Mibrother takes life easy and ey- jeryone knows it. The brother's wife is a social- climber and a big spender. For years they have lived up every dollar with their trips, big cars and fancy parties. We have always lived con- |servatively and have managed to save a nice little nest-egg. Would Co-Pilot Be Marriage Risk? Now we want to buy a beautiful jnew duplex. We could live on Dear Ann Landers: I'm very,ders not to touch his father's! j i much in love with a fellow who| car. Well, he found the keys and peo eS on jwill soon be a full-fledged co- drove to school a couple times.! yy husband ye me yester- |pilot for a major airline. During lunch hour Monday he gay that his brothe Scala like | We've gone together since let me take the wheel just for ig welts esa lhi a ei : : Pas T to buy the duplex with us--only high school and I always knew/fun. I'm learning. My foot hit'he has no money. He wants us we'd be married one day. But)the gas pedal instead of the, t up all the cash. He will now that he is pressing me for brake and we ran into a bill-|;4/ ue thonthly for his. share-- hares I'm having some second board, No one was hurt but itl tee ol ae = thoughts. will cost $88.00 to fix the car. ? i i He would have to be away, Chuck's parents came tettehaect mani bong bee from home several days at a yesterday. When they saw the|y ne worth fe tatty A ht?-- |time. The temptations for a/car they exploded. He took all GRETA : ha & p man in his job are enormous.|the blame. They are maki ss j i j |Kolynko and Miss Gwen Otto, s eo . Some women just go for guys him pay for the repairs ao ning aed Mees goer ix explained the Ranger move- ' % in uniform, not to mention the|they're grounding him for poor ate and ee ee |ment and its relationship to Ee 4 : ladded problem of those good-|month. ee Guiding. 'looking stewardesses. I've I want to go to his folks and The next meeting is to be jheard that the crews become confess but he can't see that held at the home of Mrs. Rich- ivery friendly and generally any good would be accom- ard Crouter, 280 Frontenac ave- they all stay at the same hotel.| plished if I got mixed up in it. : ' nue on Monday, April 9. It's bad enough, being exposed/In fact, he says it might even Pray tell, if they couldnt pay Refreshments were served by to temptation during the day,|make things worse. jthe rent? Kick Sige out? litre. Beamish ansisted by Mes | but this night stuff has me con-| I can't sleep at night thinking) Buy a one-family home. : about this. I have $54.00 saved emaHae LRT from baby-sitting and I want to give it to Chuck but he won't take it. Should I speak up or keep quiet?--GUILTY TOO THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, March 23, 1962 ave | UNITS, GROUPS | | AUXILIARIES 4TH PARENTS' COMMITTEE) Mrs. G. C. Floody presided at the March meeting of the 4th |Parents' Committee of the Girl) Guide Association held recently; jat the home of Mrs. H. M. Beamish on Thornton's. road south, Reports were read by the secretary and treasurer, Mrs. L. H. Magee and Mrs. Harold |Braund, respectively, and there jwere 19 members and two guests present, Final plans} were made for the banquet.) Mrs. John Black: gave the re-| port of the Local Association meeting. Two Sea Rangers, Miss Mary; ANN LANDERS 5 SSR KS ox yids preg aes ose BERS BW 4 It's apparent that you don't leare for these relatives. Having them next door would be mur- der. And what would you do, PIYAH CHAPTER, HADASSAH, BAZAAR COMMITTEE A much anticipated event | on next month's calendar is ST. DAVID'S SOCIETY AUX. | the bazaar sponsored by the a The regular meeting of the Piyah Chapter of Hadassah to ;/J. C, Anderson and Mrs. Har old Mosier. | Glazier, children's fashion Perhaps I could get some in- show, and Mrs, Albert Rich, formation from your readers candy convener. Absent when | who are married to pilots. What picture was taken were Mrs, |are the chances for a solid mar- are leaving no stone unturned to ensure a successful event Seen in the front row from left to right are Mrs. Sidney Ladies' Auxiliary of St. David's Welsh Society was held on Mon- day, March 19, at the home of the president, Mrs. Jack Rus- sell, Jasper avenue. " Mrs. Robert Andrews read GREAT SCOT T eee lene minutes and gave a report of the year's activities, Mrs y aes sented her report and outline Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith, all |the many achievements. x | of Oshawa, M > G Willis ae Aldsworth Photography | "TS F. G. Williams read the ed ___*_|correspondence and completed final arrangements for the an- nual meeting of St. David's Society to be held in Rundle Park club house, Park road south, on Sunday, March 25, at | ' Son of Mr. and Mrs. George | Bennet, McGregor street, is one-year-old Scott David. Scott is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Bennet and Juvenile Delinquency Theme be held in Beth Zion Congre- gation, King street east, on Tuesday, April 3. Pictured | above are some of the mem- | bers of the committee who | Standing are Shoychet, tea room convener, | Nathan Spring, manufacturing |riage when a husband flies?-- Mrs. Richard J. Erman, gen- | convener, Mrs. Frank Frank- |FEET ON THE GROUND eral convener, Mrs. Max | furter, sewing convener, and Dear Feet: Some occupations Rosenheck, nearly-new booth. | Mrs. Paul Swartz, cake booth | offer more opportunities for phi- Mrs. Edward | convener. -Photo by Hornsby |landering. But in the final anal- Silver Cross Mothers Guests of Regiment Mrs. Jessie Tooley, Mrs. J. P. Hogan and Mrs. V., A. Cope, Silver Cross Mothers and mem- bers of Oshawa and_ district Remembrance Association, at- tended the annual St. Patrick's Day church service and recep Of Address At H&S Meeting Mr. E. Richard Lovekin, at-| torney from Newcastle, Ontario,| was the guest speaker at the gecent meeting of College Hill Home and School Association. Mr. Lovekin spoke on juvenile délinquency. He is a member of the Bar of Ontario, Alberta, and the North West Territories. He is also managing editor of the Journal of Criminal Law, the Chitty Law Journal, on the Edi- torial Board of the Ontario Di- gest and also a member of the Association of Defence Lawyers (U.S.A.). Mr. Lovekin said the first step to delinquency was often school truancy. The juvenile age was 16 but could be increased to 18 in some areas. The courts were governed by the best interest of the child and did not follow for- THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW This day's aspects continue to be somewhat restrictive where financial matters are concerned. Fine influences gov- ern personal relationships, how- ever, and both family and group activities, generally, should prove highly enjoyable. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that you should start looking ahead now. The balance of this month and April will be two of your best periods in the whole year Foresight and good judgment used in planning and executing your program for the coming year will prove highly reward- ing from both job and monetary standpoints. Take the longrange view in all ventures, since there may be several months in which matters may not go so well Keep trying, however, since worthwhile goals can be achieved by year's end. This new year in your life promises great happiness in home and family. matters, some interesting social experiences and, if single, new romance in July or August. August will also be excellent for travel Do avoid extravagance in No- vember and December, how- ever, and guard against fatigue during September 'A child born on this day will be intelligent, self-confident and endowed with great enthusiasm SMOKE DREAMS VERDUN, Que. (CP) -- Re- viewing her life on her 100th birthday, Mrs. W. A. Smith had one regret. If she had her life over again she said, "I'd take pp smoking. I've never smoked but if I were a young woman again, I would." tion on Sunday of the Irish Regiment of Canada of which Mrs. Cope's son was a member Shamrocks, flown over from Ireland, were presented to the Silver Cross Mothers, the Regi ment and members of the Vet- erans' Association by Mrs Keiller McKay in Fort York Armoury at 1 p.m. The salute was taken by the Lieutenant- Gover J. Keiller McKay Following the presentation, the regiment and_ veterans marched to St. John's Garrison Church and to St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. After the vices a reception was officers' mess where . Cross Mothers were i to the lieutenant- governor. They were also intro- duced to both rank and file of the regiment among whom were Colonel: William Heard, Officer Commanding; Colonel Hughes; Brigadier Forbes-West and Padre the Reverend Wil- 2 p.m In closing, the president mal court procedures. All but thanked the various committees directly interested persons were for their co-operation during the excluded from the court rooms..Y¢@" and stressed the impor- The first purpose was to bring '@9ce of attendance at the an- people back into society nual meeting when the new Mr. Lovekin was introduced |S!ate of officers will be elected by Mr. G. D. Simpson and Mr.| Refreshments were served by H. Harmer expressed thanks. . |the hostess. Mrs. William Dearborn volun- teered to be nomination chair- ST. JOSEPH'S CPTA man and will be assisted by| The March meeting of St Mrs. George Stacey and Mrs.|Joseph's Parent-Teachers' Asso- R. A. Plancke ciation was held on Tuesday, It was decided not to send March 20 in St. Joseph's School delegates to the convention at With Mr. R. E. McDonnell pre- the Royal York Hotel siding Congratulations were extend- The opening prayers were ed to Marie Willoughby, a said by Sister St. Dorothy : Grade 8 student, who recently' After the business meeting, Wel HS: Diep On Bu essay for students from Grade 8 under the annual safety essay contest/the direction of Sister St. Dor- sponsored by Radio Station othy gave a demonstration. les- ie > : ' _|son on the Eucharistic Crusade. a oom prize was won by Thanks were conveyed to the trade 5 room, Miss Jean Ime-'students by Mrs. G. A. 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Sizes 14 to 20. only 3.88 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE eure ysis, the Big Question To ADOPTION AGE annual income of adopting fam-|Cheat or not To Cheat -- rests HALIFAX (CP) -- Nova Sco-jilies is $4,290.90. jwith the individual. tia's public welfare department In my opinion, marriage to ; 3 a pilot would not be more nor has compiled statistics showing less hazardous than marriage the average age of children) For economy, set cooking to a shoe salesman, a doctor adopted in the province is three utensil on the burner before or a plumber. years and two months. Average'turning on the unit of your gas| Dear Ann Landers: My boy age of adopting fathers is 37, of range and turn the flame off|friend's parents went out of adopting mothers 35. Average before you remove the pan. town last week. Chuck had or- HOUSEHOLD HINT profits Dear Guilty: Speak up. Chuck is noble to want to protect you, but you must never permit any-| one to take your lumps. | Go to the boy's 'parents and offer to pay half of the repair bill. They will respect you for! it, and what is more important,| you will have more respect for yourself. WIFE PRESERVER Dear Ann: My husband and! Use a stiff brush to scrub They draw the annually. his brother are in business to-'washable place mats occasion- gether same ally: The bristles get into cracks amount weekly and divide the|in a textured surface which the My husband regular works like a horse and is the'can't reach. post-meal spongings FROM MOLSON'S- OF PLEA fe omen os cenmaamngnn team nn SURE (ld favorites, new labels Here's the bright new way for you to recognize five favorite brews. Now more than ever, Molson's stands out from the rest. These bright new six-sided labels make Molson brews as easy on the eye as they are on your thirst. Pick up your choice today. MOLSON'S--INDEPENDENT BREWERS SINCE 1786