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a _ WHAT ARE LITTLE BOYS MADE OF? spe THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 28, 1963 9 Scott Alan Wilson was one year old when this picture was © taken. He is the son of Mr. . and Mrs. Donald H. Wilson, + Cromwell avenue, and is the ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Please keep. encouraging girls as wellltake as boys to get a high school diploma and some sort of enable them to earn a living later in life if they have to. 1 knew it all. Nobody could tell me anything. My husband was 22 and had a college de- gree. I was_ beautiful and sweet and he didn't think it was important for me to stay in high school and get my di- ploma. Why should I have to know anything? He would take ( care of me for the rest of my ' life! So, my heavy-hearted fa- ther walked me down the. aisle and I was married at 17. We had three children in six -lyears. I devoted myself to my family. My husband went to night school and got a master's degree in business administra- tion.. Strange that he appre- ciated the value of education for himself--but not for me. Five weeks ago my husband dropped dead of a heart attack grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Mr, and Mrs. Duncan McNevin, all of Oshawa, --Ireland Studio UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES 8TH SCOUT GROUP AUX. The 8th Oshawa Sea Scout ' Mothers' Auxiliary held a very ' successful tea and bazaar re- | cently in the parish hall of Christ Memorial Church. The president, Mrs. D. L. St. Andrews, welcomed the guests and introduced Mrs. John | Osborne, wife of the Curate of Christ Memorial Church, who of- at the age of 42. He left $15,000 in insurance and a $20,000 mort- gage on our home, plus some big bills. I have three children to send to college within the next five years. I must go to work but I'm not trained for| anything. I realize now as never} before the necessity of prepar- ing for the future, since none of us knows what it may bring. Please print this letter as a warning for someone who had to learn the hard way.--SAD SANDRA Dear Sandra: Many thanks Mrs. Roy Day and Mrs. Gilbert Knowler; dolls, Mrs. Michael] ®! Kadowski and Mrs. Norman Laughlin; children's wear and fancywork, Mrs. Douglas Red- path; candy, Mrs, J. T. Thomp- son and Mrs. D. D. Barton; Aprons, Mrs. George E. Fitches and Mrs. Robert Clayton; knit- ting, Mrs. Robert Dove and Mrs. Russell Dionne; novelties, Mrs. Stanley Gales and Mrs. Ken- neth Aston; touch and take, Mrs. John Robertson and Mrs. then go on and get trading wie hich willlte: Nothing Replaces Basic Education -- sands of od girls see it and Dear" Ann Landers: I work in a plant which hasan unat- nded newsstand. It is the habit of certain employees to help themselves to the news- paper which prints your. col- umn, They take it into the cafe- teria and read for about 10 min- utes before the work day be- gins, When they put the paper back, it usually has doughnut grease, bread crumbs or cof- fee 'stains on it. Poor chumps (like me) who pay have to read a crumpled, pawed-over paper. It would not upset me so if these people were destitute and) couldn't afford the few pennies. | But as is usually the case, the ones. who have the most money are the cheapest. I am writing in the hope that you will print my letter so the people involved will see how petty this practice looks. to oth- ers.--PAYING CUSTOMER Dear Customer: There will al- ways be people who want some-| thing for nothing. For them there is no cure. They can't be shamed, cajoled or chided into] changing their ways, so don't try. Surely ALL the papers aren't pawed over, so why not take 30 DAYS OVERSEAS (OCT, 1st -- MAR. Ist) $312.00 ROUND TRIP AT FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL (OSHAWA) F. N, Farncombe. for your letter. I hope the thou- PHONE 728-6201 my from the bottom of the P Dear Ann Landers: If a girl slaps a boy's face, ap no rea- son whatever, is the boy justi- fied in slapping her back? Several of us teen-agers are waiting for your answer because it happened to one of the great- est kids in our crowd and we want to know :f what he did was right. Thark you. -- JAS- PER Dear Jasper: There's « rea- son for everything. The fi that you don't know the reason doesn't mean there is none. The boy who got a clop in the chops may or may not have done a little something to earn it. If he was absolutely innocent then the girl is an erratic, im- puisive loon. A boy who hits a girl for any reason whatever puts himself squarely in her class. The bet- ter approach is to take her straight home and lose her phone number, vvVvVv IT'S A FACT! Yes, Nu-Way has over 50 rolls of car- pet on. display. 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