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BREAKS PRECEDENT ABBOTS BROMLEY, Eng- land (CP) -- Fifteen-year-old Susan Powell, member of a Staffordshire family connected | for 430 years with the tradi- tional horn dance, broke prece- dent by becoming the only girl ever by becoming the only girl which dates back to pagan times. As part of the ceremony, | Susan wore reindeer antlers, weighing about 25 pounds. | itewas my~ weakness, not his. Today I am sad and sorry. My "Vincent" is 22 years old and he can't decide what neck- tie to wear in the morning, He barely got out of high school and he stayed in college three weeks and then came home-- like Vincent, who couldn't stay at camp. My son has no friends, either boys or girls. Ali he wants to do is hang around with me and the other widows in my crowd, He is an overgrown baby and I am to blame, Thanks for letting me get this off my chest.-- Vincent Number Two's Mother Dear Mothers: Getting it off your chest doesn't do much for : your son. This boy needs pro- We are forever.being dunned/|fessional help and I hope you by bill collectors. We can't af-| will see that he gets it. ford a really nice vacation or), Confidential to Should I or a new car, but we seem to have|Shouldn't 17: You should not. money for everything and any-|Tell him to take a long walk thing a door-to-door salesmanjon @ short dock. has to sell, We borrowed money from my family five years ago to make a down-payment on our home. This debt has not been repaid and I feel rotten about it be- cause I know my folks could use the money. My wife is a good mother and a pleasant person but I'm tired both physically and mentally with this disorganized, frustrat- ing way of life. What's the an- swer?--Down in the Dumps Dear Down: Tell your wife the noble experiment is over and now you will handle the money and give her an allow- ance. Plan a budget and stick to it. And please don't fail to inelude a monthly payment to THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 23, 1963 ANN LANDERS Warmth, Love, Sharing Caught -- Not Taught Dear Ann Landers: I am a boy 17 years old who has never. had a sérious conversation with either of my parents. It seems incredible that people can live under. the same roof for so many years and never experi- ence an exchange of ideas, but I swear it's the truth. My parents are both profes- sional people, socially prom- inent and well-respected in the community. They are good speakers and in demand as lec- turers. But they don't know how to talk to their own son, I have tried to get my parents to talk to me but I've failed. They are polite, they clothe, feed and instruct me but they " |haven't the faintest idea of how | |I feel about anything. My best friend's father never saw Grade 9. He works in an automobile factory. His mother is a dressmaker. Yet there is fun and laughter and real con- versation in their home, They are all friends, What is wrong : B \in our house?--High Wall pion ' Dear High Wall: ne word--| no communication, The time to) CATCH! AL ANYONE -- -- 2 | start talking to children is the moment they are born. Parents * She will not make the are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald | who don't think their youngsters your parents. ers or Yankees but she Bovaird, Louisborough, Nova have any ideas worth listening} hesk Aaai'U jut heat ifs "willing to try. This young Scotia, and she is a great- |to find one day that their chil-| just had to write| eeharmer is Gwen May Jonah, granddaughter of Mrs. Allis- | |dren are strangers. |to tell you how right you are. | two, daughter of Mr. and ter Sherwood, also of Louis-| Educated parents are not|I was like Vincent's mother--I| Bis. Donald Jonah, Taunton, borough. Inecessarily successful parents.|wouldn't let my son out of my| pa. No course in college teaches|sight. I kept telling myself that! warmth, love and how to give'!my son needed me, but I know UNITS, GROUPS | ' AUXILIARIES IKRESGE | and share, Such feelings are caught--not taught, Dear Ann Landers: My. prob- lem is a wife who is a spender. I work two jobs and make ex- cellent money. I turn everything over to her and she gives me $5 a week, OCTOBER SALE Oct. 23rd to Oct. 26th Do you needa LOAN UNTIL PAYDAY ? $50 FOR 2 WEEKS COSTS ONLY 47: HOUSEHOLD HINT A little colorless nail polish will form a temporary, shoelace tip. Just apply, twist end and allow to dry. $50 to $5000 BOYS' DUFFLE COATS Boy's Laminated nylon duffle coats with Sherpa collar, full zip- per front, 2 slash pock- ets,. storm cuffs quilted Royon LADIES' CARDIGAN Texturized Classic Style cardigans with long sleeves, Frst i LADIES' LADIES' SEAMLESS FINANCE MITEL a lity 400 need- denier nylons. te Run at welt. Clove. Spork, Pee con Glace and O'Spice colours Bags opie. 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Sizes 26-3. no 777 SAVE 2.21 Open daily to. 5:30 p.m, Saturday to 12:00 noon Wednesday to 8:00 p.m. Other evenings by appointment 19 OFFICES IN ONTARIO Her grandparents --tIreland Studio LADIES' ORLON isTH SCOUT MOTHERS' AUX. | * The 19th Ladies Auxiliary held| its October meeting with Mrs.) James White presiding. It was | decided to take orders for taffy | @pples for Hallowe'en as a fund) lasing project. ~ we special guest, Mrs Edward Simmons was invited to preside for the election of officers. . Newly elected officers are as} lows: president, Mrs. James | ; vice - president, Mrs | Frank Lawrence; socnetary,| | Mrs. Basil treasurer, | reporter, . illiam | | Re, These officers will be) installed at a later date, ' It was decided to have choco-| date cake and pop for the cubs) on Hallowe'en. » It was decided to pay the way) the president, Mrs. James te, and one other member! the convention to be held in Burne, November 2, | The social part of the evening | with a pot luck supper | ied by the members. Bacon; 4 CEDARDALE UCW The October meeting of the) '*Manited Church Women of Cedar- | United Church was held at home of Mrs. C. L. Gunter) 'recently. Mrs, William "Henning| ided. Mrs. Albert Singer! ducted the devotional ser- vice using Prayer as her) theme , Mrs. Alfred Barassin was wel-| 'The minutes were read by Mrs. @. F Norton. The financial re- was given by Mrs. Russell) fsley and Mrs. R. N. Hall 'ead the correspondence. Several members are attend-| dng the Regional UCW. conter-| ence being held in Newtonville! United Church on Tuesda y,| Wetober 29. The Reverend Dun-| White, field secretary for| tian Education for the Bay 'of Quinte will be the speaker in the afternoon. Mrs. Kay Prior,| Missionary for Nigeria will be the evening speaker. H | | Plans were finalized for the| Gali bazaar on November 6 and Wickets distributed for the tea '| oom. © Mrs. A A, Singer told of her re-| zent visit to Europe and Eng-| . where she visited the re-| it cathedral in Cologne, Ger- » and churches in France, lam, Holland, Switzerland 'the cathedral in Coventry, Even. Colorful pictures were which were interesting oee entertaining. = Mrs. J. F. Norton read ex-| $ekpts from an article about| cemetery in Lorraine, ice, an American Memor-| 1 Cemetery, comprising 13%) ches, where four thousand wisitors on a Sunday, visit this! ef kept cemetery and 1 where soldiers from both wars are buried. © Befreshments were served by, il assisted by Mrs, R.| % CALVARY BAPTIST WMS a4 of the members met) be morning for sewing| after lunch more members| thered for the regular after- | meeting. - Mrs. Niven Aitken led the pong service. The scripture les- fl was Ephesians 5, verses one| mn were made for the pack: | of a gd boxes for Sead pag roa Greening, Phila-| ony U.S.A., spoke, taking bee. topic "Commit thy ways z pp wee a of the work she and the Reverend had , Closing with the read-| 4 of two poems "The Weav- and ' 'He Maketh No Mis-| kes", Mré, Reuben Northey ies Fender EATN TRUE-TRIM BEEF | 12 KING E. -- 723-3633 HARVEST SALE! 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