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Se ce ee S325 Feds ensm ew waue eee _._. @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 17, 1765 -- DAINTY MISS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brock, Stevenson road north, Carol Lee was nine months old when she smiled so sweetly for the photographer, Carol is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hepburn, Kedron, Ontario. --Aldsworth Photography THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Another good day! Empha- size teamwork now, since your best results in job matters will be brought about through co- operation with others. Marital relationships should also flourish under present influences. Look for some unexpected good news in the A.M. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorriw is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, Best periods for romance: De- cember (an all - around good month for all Virgoans). Mag, June and July of next year should also be fine. With the possible exception of brief periods in mid-November and in March--when the Virgo- an's tendency toward hypercrit- icism could cause friction--do- mestic interests should run smoothly. So be alert to this fact. The maintenance of har- mony will be largely up to you. Short trips are indicated in late December, early January and April, but for a long jour- ney, aspects will be more bene- while progress may seem slow at the moment, your chances for achievement along both ca- reer and financial lines will come soon. In fact, programs ficial between late May and ear- ly September of next year. A child born on this day will be self-reliant, versatile and in- dustrious. lJaunched now, if carefully pre- planned and carried out, should -- fine rewards in Decem- " Other good periods along) ture of half milk and half water, these lines: February (for finan-| Wiping off and rubbing dry. cial matters); March (for job HOUSEHOLD HINT To clean oilcloth, use a mix- affairs) and mid-1964 on both counts. One admonition: Be conserva- tive in the intervening months. Social interests should prove highly stimulating for the bal- ance of this month; also in De- Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR @ BURSITIS @ SCIATICA Not Even a Gipsy Would Want This Jerk Dear Ann Landers: Please print this letter for the woman who sibgned herself, Gypsy. She is the rich widow who is trying to buy a husband. She says she is miserable and lonely , |and her money is not bringing her happiness. She wants a hus- band and is willing to pay for Well Gypsy, you can have my lummox if you will pay for the divorce, He is exactly what you are looking for. Ed is in his middle 50s, nice looking, enjoys a good time and would just love to relax and let somebody sup- port him, Maybe for you, Gypsy, he would bathe and shave and get dressed up once in a while. For me he figures it's good enough to look like a bum. And you would never be lonesome with Ed around because all he does is talk talk talk talk talk. But don't try to say anything, be- cause his opinions are the only ones worth listening to. Let me know if you want him. I'll send the jerk C.0.D.--MRS. HAD IT Dear Mrs. It: Sorry, but when I checked with the postal authorities recently I learned it is against the law to send dead dogs in the mail. The same bands. Dear Ann Landers: My hus- band's oldest sister was wid- owed seven years ago. Her chil- dren are grown and she has a beautiful home, a nice income and a complete life. She has been the head of numerous im- portant charity drives in the community and is considered so- cially prominent. We just learned that she is serious about marrying a man who clerks_in a department store. They've been keeping steady company for several months but we never dreamed it would blossom into anything like marriage. To say we are shocked is putting it mildly. This man is very ordinary in looks and his personality is noth- ing to write home about. If my sister-in-law marries him it will certainly damage her socially You are better. So _ Please print this letter. ook I've got a nice figure,|flock around her after class and feeds your Gavice baa Bal FOREST Dear Lake: She didn't ask for|°°U!d be popular with' boys, but my advice didn't ask for yours either. this marriage might change her|"'ing after her all the time, I life. It could change it for the ri .{she's far from it, but she has/friend has h P mr bd Toots? {dont "hank you a way with fellows that really/boys comfortable, she will be dropped by|hay. i some 0 her better frends, 1) Ce don't think she sees how this --e will change her life Dear Ann Landers: I'm 16)ask her to help them with schoollinterested. Listen to her and 'our years old, no great beauty butjwork, although she almost|/watch her when she is witht PHONE 7 : I'm not what you'd call ugly|flunked math and science, They|boys. You'll learn something. Well-in-my-clothes-and-I'midate her un for school parties} neat. I'd give anything if I/months in advance. and I'll bet she why do I fail hard? --MISS BLAH I don't know how. i My girl friend has fellows run- right when you say can't figure out how she does why don't you get|it. She isn't beautiful--in fact, They clicks. She gets three or four|themselves when they are wi! phone calls every night, Boys|her. She is both interesting and BAN 'CARS NANAIMO, B.C. (CP)--On the] Why doses she succeed with woes te nied lyPecliageirot: I guess I never will be because|what seems like no effort? And|Marks~go-hand-in-hand, Gradel when I try soj10 students here may be} 504 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA fi Comm & Cony --. 4 We. Service fi rules apply to fifth rate hus-|. CARPET 282 King W. BROADLOOM TILE cember, January and mid-1964. 100 King St. E. 728-5156 Lei us supply YOUR Heating Oil this Winter ! 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Portable Pensions--first in North America; strong financial position to meet requirements for educa- tion, health, welfare, highways; with reduced taxes in 1961-62 - notable achievements under Treasurer James Allan; 3-year driver's license--a vastly improved claims fund; quarterly truck licenses; action to ensure greater highway safety... impor- tant steps by your Transport De- partment--Minister, Irwin Haskett, Law enforcement and justice-- strong Provincial Police adminis- tration, efficient law enforcement, better working conditions for the OPP ... a decisive plan by Attorney General, Fred Cass, those that cannot provide for them- selves ... a big plan, ably de- veloped by Health Minister, Dr. Matthew Dymond. vigorous expansion of Canada's educational system includes $70 million aid to universities, greater help for all schools . . . under youthful Minister, William Davis. Progressive Public Welfare Ser- vices--Assistance Allowances for widows, unmarried women; more aid for retarded children . .. great contributions to human better- ment through Louis P. Cecile, Welfare Minister. Action on agriculture--important action taken by Minister William Stewart includes loans to Junior Farmers, rehabilitation and de- velopment of land to ensure healthy rural economy, new jobs by 1967--that's the aim of energetic Minister of Economics and Development, Robert Macaulay. Plans include Trade Crusade and $500 million nuclear hydro program, Minimum Wage Law--protects Ontario's working people--makes your Government among most ad- vanced in world. Wage Law and other benefits spearheaded by hard-working Labour Minister, Medical care for everyone--not talk, action. Low-cost coverage available to all, coverage paid for Finest education for your children-- ? OF THE MANY OE REASON Good Government deserves YOUR Vigorous Leadership--an individualist with demon- " strated determination and ability to turn ideas into action. John Robarts leads an energetic and reliable government--one of unparalleled achievement for the people and Province of Ontario. Vote _ Progressive Conservative in Ontario PUBLISHED BY THE ONTARIO RIDING Provincial building contracts, $200 Million 20-year land acquisi- tion program--conducted by Lands and Forests Minister Roberts, will provide for Ontario's future park, recreation, hunting, fishing and related needs, Ontario highways Canada's finest --new $100 million highway pro- gram; Metro Toronto gets $20 million for subway construction-- progress through enthusiastic Minister Charles MacNaughton. pared to 19% in 1942-43. Action by Municipal Affairs Minister Spooner to improve services, hold down local taxes, Increased tourist revenue--for Ontario can be attributed to better standards of accommodation, fa- cilities and services promoted by your Travel and Publicity Depart- ment--Minister, James Auld. Enlightened attitude on Reform i--new program effects parole and rehabilitation for of- fenders, new drug addiction clinic - and other corrective measures... Minister of Reform Institutions, Allan Grossman. Public works contracts--set the stage for minimum wage standard in construction industry by in- cluding a wage clause, Decisive Minister Ray Connell supervises _ Aid for Ontario cities--a whopping ~~ 47%, of net revenue this year com- DYMOND, Dr. M. B. Equality of opportunity--advance- ment of this ideal for Ontarians is the concern of conscientious Pro- vincial Secretary and Minister of Citizenship John Yaremko and his department. \ Strong voice for rural Ontario-- facilities comparable to Metro, 'equal opportunity in education and welfare services are the result of vigorous efforts by Minister without Portfolio, John Simonett, Exploration and development--your Government encouraged new. ace tivity in mining areas. New mineg have commenced production and many being developed under guid- ance of Minister of Mines, George 'Wardrope.