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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, March 7, 1964 UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES COUPLES' CLUB (First Baptist) Last Saturday night the First Baptist Couples' Club enjoyed a night of bowling. A brief meeting was held at the church after 'ards, with the new presidents, Mr. and Mrs. hae J. Winsley, presiding. Plans were discussed for forthcoming meetings and Mr. H. E. Sobneas led the worship service, A variety of delicious -- were served. 8ST. GEORGE'S CWL (Junior Auxiliary) -- St. George's Ukrainian Catho- lic Women's League Junior Auxiliary hele its regular meet- ing at the Parish Hall. Father Pereyma opened the meeting with prayer. 'There will be a Communion}, Breakfast March 8, 12 o'clock Mass, On March 21 an evening of 10-pin bowling has been planned for members, their husbands and friends at the Motor City Bowling at 8.30 p.m. After the bowling refreshments will be served at the Parish Hall. Mrs. Edward Hyrcanuk was selected to purchase thq prizes. Refreshments were | served, Next méeting will be held at the Parish Hall, April 6. KING, STREET UCW (Friendship Unit) Members of the Friendship Unit of King Street United Church Women met recently in the ladies' lounge for their regu- lar meeting. , The unit leader, Mrs, L. G. Glover, presided and opened the meeting with the reading of a poem "See It Through". The devotional service, with the theme "Elizabeth the Hum- * ble', was under the leadership of Mrs. R. L. Mowers. The scripture was read by Mrs. W. D. Lackie, the meditation by Mrs. Harold Pascoe, and the reading by Mrs. Frank Sprack- ett. Mrs. R. H, Davi: reported on home calls, and Mrs. W. D. Lackie o: flowers and cards sent to sick members. The Fellowship Unit of King Street UCW are to be guests at the April meeting. Plans were made for the St. Patrick's night of cards, to be held March 12, in Centennial 'ence Millson. Hall, under the sponsorship of the Friendship Unit. Mrs. C. C. Baxter is convener for this event, he members were reminded of UCW events, particularly of the needs for the bazaar being held next November, Refreshments were served by Mrs. R. L. Mowers and her group, during the social hour. GRACE LUTHERAN GUILD There was a good attendance at the regular meeting of the Women's Guild which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hartwig. Vicar Edward Nelson gave the devotions and also gave a reading on the mvaning of the Altar. foster child plan was to be put in effect in April in conjunc- tion with the Cana group. A flower chart is to be put in the narthex of the church. A gift is to be sent to a member of the congregation who is in a Toron- to hospital. Further discussion on the purchase of a mimeograph ma- chine for the use of the church office is to be resumed at the next meeting. The Reverend Philip Fiess gave a talk on. God, the Chris- tian, and God's world, inviting questions on these subjects. A social hour with refresh- ments served by Mrs. Herbert Hartwig and Mrs Victor Hart- wig was held. KING STREET UCW Mrs. Douglas Redpath presi- | ded at the March meeting of the Alice Jackson Unit 1. of the King Street UCW held in the Ladies parlor of the church. The meeting opened with the reading 'As-we look to look Easter.' Announcements were: the UCW meeting Thursday, March 12 at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. Ross Stevens as the guest speaker; the all day quilting March 18, starting at 9:00 am.; home baking sale Friday, April 19. Mrs. Alex Bourne reported The members agreed to cater) ¢ to a wedding in April and the) | TODAY IS HER BIRTHDAY This lovely young lady is one year old today. She is Karen Marie Houghland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Houghland, Whitby, and her grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. William Ash, Osh- awa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Houghland, Whitby. --Ireland Studio ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: My 15- year-old daughter and I are hopelessly deadlocked over her bedtime. I insist fhat there must be a way for her, to get) to bed on weekdays before 11:30 p.m, She says it is not possible. Charlotte. buries herself in a mountain of work just before supper. With luck it may be fin- ished by 10:00 p.m, Then there is the hair-rolling job, a lei- surely bath and putting out the clothes for the next day. By 11:30 I am worn out from pleading, begging, coaxing and finally ordering her to get to bed, The only weapon I've been able to dream up is a 25-cent penalty for every week-da' ning Charlotte is, up after 11: 00} p.m, It hasn't worked worth a darn, She pays up without com- plaint and continues to poke around every night. Do you have any suggestions I'm a nervous wreck from this nightly battle. -- COLUMBIA, iC. Dear Columbia: Yes, I have a suggestion--get off her back. Easterbrooke. Miss Lueta Pier- son read the scripture. Mrs. are lifted at Calvary' and 'In the Garden of Gethsemane.' Mrs. Harry Keyes accompanied! \thirds gradually mixing as you her at the piano. A resume of the study books, 'Indian Opportunity' and 'Part- ners in South Asia' was given by Mrs. Walter. Mrs. Bert Hat- field read a story on an Indain student in a Canadian univer- sity and Miss Raw Howell read about Canadian students and professors in India, A discussion period followed. Members of Miss Isla Bar- ker's group serv: l refresh- ments. that she had sent parcels of use" Christmas cards to Trina- dad, India and Korea. Members of Mrs. Murton Wal- ter's group assisted with devo- tional period. A paper on 'Eas- ter' was read by Mrs. Law- 'What Easter means' was read by Mrs. Tom MAPLE CLEANERS Pag wey ST. $. OSHAWA 4 Hr. Service $Me Hour Free Pick-Up and Delivery "Your Fomily's Friend" PHONE 725-0643 HOUSEHOLD HINT : When mixing paint use two Harold Ballom sang 'Burdens |puckets, pour off two-thirds of first can, mix remainder thor- oughly and return other two- igo. When mixed, stretch a piece lof nylon stocking across the openings to remove lumps as you pour back and forth, lotte having trouble getting out of bed in the morning: Nor is there any indication that the girl is not getting sufficient rest. Some people require less sleep than others. As an experiment try this: Say nothing about bedtime for the next 10 days. I'll bet Char- lotte won't retire one minute and she'll later than usual, probably get to bed earlier AT THE NICOL ss > BROADWAY'S #1 COMEDY HIT THE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CLUB OF OSHAWA AND DISTRICT PROUDLY PRESENT A PREVIEW SHOWING OF «* ADULT REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY, MARCH 12th. CURTAIN 8:30 P.M. TICKETS NOW ON SALE @ ALL SEATS 1.50 -- JACK JANSSEN President of J. A. Janssen & Sons Ltd. MODERN GARDEN CENTRE-- NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU THIS SPRING J.A. JANSSEN & SONS LTD. NOW OPEN Oshawa MOST PROGRESSIVE Garden (entre CONTRACTORS 843 KING ST. 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PHONE 728-9429 EVERGREENS FLOWERING SHRUBS PERENNIALS HOUSE PLANTS PATIO STONE PLANTS OSHAWA You say nothing about Char-| Maybe Mother Needs More Rest when you stop riding her, Dear Ann Landers: I work in a large office building. The company has provided a lovely ladies lounge for. the employ- ees, It makes me sick the way some girls put their dirty shoes on the beautifully upholstered furniture, They wipe lipstick on the walls, throw paper towels on the floor, butts into the rugs and do all sorts of uncouth things. What baffles me is that some of these girls are well-bred young ladies who come from high class homes. One girl is "fancy society" in this town. Can you explain it-- ANNOYED "'wall-bred" or f ground, I have news. female. plenty of girls, poverty, Dear Annoyed: I don't know| t you consider "high-class," "fancy society.' 'ou mean a monied. back- Money never made a lady out of any Some of the wealthiest homes produce the worst slobs, By the same token, I've known brought up in| Ce ee ee es who were well-bred and refined. It's counts, not loot, Dear Ann Landers: I am a 16-year-old girl who has been a faithful follower of your col- umn ever since I was old enough to read. I broke up with my boy-friend wanted me to prove my love. I know I did the right thing easier for me. I can't get him out of my thoughts. Every evening I re-read his letters and gaze at his picture which I took off the dresser and pu' in the drawer. I keep look- ing at the little trinkets he bought me and the favors from dances and parties we attended together. I am moved to tears when I play our favorite rec- crush cigarette' ords How can I get over this Dear Grieving: Stop trying to re-live the past. Toss out the old letters, and the trinkets, Re- it permanently. 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