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'\the room. The character who|my husband's blood - pressure ANN LANDERS Office Bore Deserves ee The Cold Shoulder ina ? Dear Ann Landers: I have ajrun myself. My husband has a gripe which will probably seemf|little business on the other side like a trifle to you but it's ajof town which requires his at- source of continuous teeth-|tention about three hours a day, gnashing around our office. three days a week. I do all my This office is a large one.\own cooking, housework and About 150 people work at desks) washing. and ironing and the which are fairly close together.| yard work. I put in a good 15- The Webster's unabridged dic-/hour day. | tionary is on the other side of When I mention quitting work r,|\lege sophomore who feels com-|pariner will protect her reputa- THE. OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 22, 1962 11 are taking off two fulls days ajare only attempting to prove week, On the days he Is sitting|their "manliness." They care around shooting the breeze. Telijnoihing about the girl. After him to 'take over" for a fewjthey get what they want they hours while you go home. Then|move on to the next challenge. Go. In the meantime they pass the Dear Ann Landers: I'm a col-|word. The girl who thinks her pelled to comment on the letterjtion is kidding herself. The un- from the girls who signed them-|disciplined buy invariably has a selves "Anti-Make-Outs." Being)big mouth. a male I am qualified to give Everybody knows who the the OTHER side of the story. |cheap girls are because they The girls complained that the|have hung a cheap price-tag on fast numbers in high school had}themselves. When it comes to their pick of the choice guys.|something important--like mar- The virtuous girls were lucky,}riage--they are left where they they said, to get asked to albelong, on the bargain counter. school dance, "'at a last mM0-|_BIG BEN ment--after two or three tramps as | had turned the fellows down." Dear Ben: Thanks for the Elegance of Styling in i 2) Fall Suits smut 69.50 'sits beside the dictionary is a zooms and he yells, 'Fine idea) 44; ' word. From you it should mean ; . oa ' 4 Fi gh school boys who date the ;|smart-aleck know-it-all. why don't we BOTH quit and): .+ girls and try for the limit|something. yr starve to death?" He likes this Regardless of who goes over, St. George's Anglican Church to the dictionary, this creep|cafe business because it gives CENTRE ST., OSHAWA pops out of his chair and says jhim a chance to sit around and SATURDAY, NOV. 24th '|"What are you looking up?"chin with the customers. He 'lit the person doesn't answer he | fancies himself a poor man's' 2 P.M. TEA ROOM 50c stands there and looks over his /00ts Shor. | Theme: "THE BIRD'S CHRISTMAS CAROL" WITH YOUR CHOICE CF AL as FREE TOPCOAT or CAR COAT ors Pooky adh colle to 'ay ' it's and take care of my chil- as 7. a ese Weak, I'm|dren? How do I get out of this : _ {looking up. When he plants him-|"ut?--DISGUSTED : . MRS, FRED GETZ, MRS. VERA SOANES AND MRS. DOUGLAS THOMSON seit behind me and breathes on| Dear Disgusted: From Your : : ' h hospital! my neck I could cheerfully, description igs ball o'fire . . |Registry, who appreciated so|jfor her generous ospitality,' strangle him. Any suggestions you're married to, you just Nursing Registry bas the long and faithful|bringing a most enjoyable eve-|on how to deal with this insuf-) might starve if you quit running career of the former chief reg-|ning to a close. ferable jerk?-READY TO COM. 'the cafe. So here's a suggestion] Honors Retiring _ |istrar. = the cafe. 80 here's a sugges ate needs another dictionary--on the ' Mrs, Soanes voiced her appre- Split the cafe work with the Chief Registrar lopposite end of the room. Get', ciation and added she still want-) |?" t shack genial host. Make it clear youl : A to be considered part of the/@st. con umption We! choco 31 Mrs. Douglas Thomson 0 group as she had enjoyed her and candy and averages 8. \the petition going. he ong elated re i ne ea oe ee ctl el ain Bhobicn --} Dear Ann Landers: We've iil ove Paty strats who had The guests participated in. an| SCHOOL LEAVERS been married 20 years and havel| gathered io pay tribute to Mrs. @Ppropriate contest and a sing-| Girjs in Canada cite economic) two children, 10 and 8 years of} Yara Soanes, who, for the past|S0ng was enjoyed with Mrs. Wil necessity more often than do age. I've worked like a horse for|| 18 years had been the Chief fred Anthony at the piano. | poys in giving their reasons for|the last 15 years and I'm tired. Registrar of the Community Mrs. Getz thanked the hostess! leaving school, We own a small cafe which I); Nursing Registry and has now . 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